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There's a real easy one for Pokemon. in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire; During the climax of the Delta Episode quest, you fly into space riding Rayquaza to destroy a meteor heading towards the planet and eventually fight Deoxys. So that checks off everyone except Incineroar.
And thats assuming you don't count the end, which you could argue was something like an asteroid belt. I mean floating rocks with a black background? How is that not space?
A few notes: - Pyra and Mythra _have_ been to space, as the climax of Xenoblade 2 takes place on a Low Earth Orbit Space Station. EDIT: Since Shulk can eventually be acquired as a Blade after beating a DLC Challenge, he can also be brought to that Space Station as well, and if Link and Villager in _Mario Kart_ count for them, then Shulk counts as well (pointed out by @fearlessleader889 in this thread - thank you for reminding me). - For _Mega Man,_ I'd say that _Mega Man: Star Force_ doesn't count since the version of Mega Man in _Smash_ is decidedly the robot DLN-001: Rock, where as _Star Force_ Mega Man is a human kid fused with an alien. That said, for a good Classic _Mega Man_ example, Galaxy Man's stage in _Mega Man 9_ takes place on a Space Station. - For the _Pokémon_ series, while I'd be hesitant to say that travelling through _interdimensional_ space is the same as outer space, which to me sounds like _interplanetary_ space, the only one that might knock off the list is Incineroar thanks to him being Gen 7, while every other Pokémon is available in Gen 6 meaning they get to experience the Delta Episode of _Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire,_ the climax ofwhich takes place in low Earth orbit.
@@rattymatty I've seen some other comments mentioning that - Galaxy Man's stage was just the first and best example that came to mind for me (especially since Galaxy Man's stage theme is an absolute banger).
@@rattymatty He actually does this in the endgame of the Earlier GB games too. It happens earlier in 5 GB (after you beat the first 5 bosses of the game).
@@BJGvideos true but only adults are allowed in and many believe that the reason cremia lets romani have some chateau romani on the final night is to get her too drunk to feel it when everybody dies... trivia on the zelda wiki also seems to go along with the idea
Pyra and Mythra have been to space. At the very end of the game, they go to the space station where they were originally. You literally said that you would count them before being awakened as going to space but in xc2, you can go (I’m pretty sure) even higher in the space station than their cores originally were so yeah. Pyra and Mythra have been to space
10:33 Counter: Low Orbit Space Station. It’s the place in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 where you fight the final boss. It’s in space, characters comment that they’re in space, and you can the planet and stars. Due to this game being Pyra and Mythra’s home game, they’ve been to space. However, we can also count Shulk since you can meet him in the Land of Challenge, do a mission to get him into Alrest, and bring him up to the Low Orbit Space Station.
I just want to point out that in Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphere there's a post game plot where you ride Rayquaza all the way into space to destroy a meteor. Not because it's necesary to mention it, just because it's rad as hell
Obviously they already qualify separately as a Mario Kart guest, but shout-out to Inklings going to space at the end of Splatoon 3's story mode for a kaiju fight between a giant bear and a giant fish. It's as awesome as it sounds.
One correction I wanted to make, at the end of Fire Emblem Engage, Sombron creates a wormhole out of the realm of Elyos, and you follow him through it and fight him in space. Every Fire Emblem character playable in Smash is also an emblem in Engage, meaning that the entire Smash FE cast actually have been to space (or at least a version of them has)
Some ideas! Which characters have canonically: 1. Danced? 2. Driven/piloted a vehicle? 3. Killed a dragon? 4. Explored the ocean depths? 5. Seen a movie/play?
Wait but Pyra and Mythra HAVE been to space at the end of Xenoblade 2 after they’ve climbed the world tree. That entire station is in space. And by proxy shulk, who is a dlc blade in XC2, can then accompany the party to the top of the world tree as well. That’s space for all 3 no?
The final chapter of Xenoblade 2 takes literally place in earth orbit on top of a space elevator, what do you mean with Pyra and Mythra not having been to space? (Also, they are called blades, but they aren‘t swords, they just can produce swords, what they actually are is basically sentient processor cores.)
Also we can go even higher in the space station than where Klaus and the trinity processor are (she said that pre-awakening would count as space) so that is just way more proof of them being to space
@@lovelesswish1972 The funny thing is, I was actually thinking of drawing that parallel myself. It‘s not an exact match (things like fusions don‘t generally exist for blades), but there are quite a few parallels, like the core crystal being the only part of a blade vulnerable to permanent damage.
14:26 you forgot snapshot “23W13a_or_b” for the Java edition. Which lets players vote for things to be added to the game in game, which then get activated by the server. Several of which are different ways to go to the moon.
Was surprised about Pittoo tbh, forgor that he just blasts off again like that lmao. 9/10 video I'd count the space station that Pyra Mythra go to at the end of XC2 as being in space.
Gotta correct again, the Megaman in Starforce isnt the one we play in smash. There are multiple "Megamen" as seen in his final smash. The one from Starforce, isn't ot a robot, it's a kid from totally separate timeline named Geo Stellar, that becomes a hero after befriending an alien from a planet of aliens made up of radiowaves that allows him to transform into the Megaman of his series. That being said, the Megaman in smash has been to space before, multiple times iirc lol. Just the proof you used was off.
Goombanna, if you see this: MegaMan/RockMan, or Rock, is the Megaman of the classic series (1-11, Gameboy, & Bass) and is who we see in smash (Technically Proto Man also counts since he's a prototype but is his own robot) X is Megaman from the X series (X-X8, Command Mission), and exists as an imperfect copy and a cyber elf programme respectively in the Zero series (Zero-Zero 4) Megaman Volnutt is the Megaman of the Legends series (Legends, Legends 2) Megaman.EXE is the Megaman of the Battle Network series (Battle Network-Battle Network 6) and is a computer programme (NetNavi) operated by a child named Lan Star Force Megaman and Geo Stellar are the Megaman and compatible human of the Star Force series (Star Force Dragon/Pegasus/Leo - Star Force 3 Black Ace/Red Joker)
@@injuringchip3161 While reading this I did a mental checklist to see who of the different Megamen did or did not go into space and welp, the answer is all of them have. Megaman several times, mostly fighting on Wiley built stations. X on several space stations. Volnutt, the final battle takes place on a space station in Legends 2 and the cliff hanger leads to Roll and Tron trying to get him back. Megaman.exe actually goes into a cyber world on a Comet in the final fight of Battle Network 4. And Starforce has him go into space several times.
“There are no vampires in outer space” that we can see, anyway. Telescopes use mirrors to work. Outer Space could be full of vampires and we wouldn’t know
Space telescopes use mirrors, yes, but telescopes can be made with lenses. The Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California, has a 12 inch diameter lens telescope.
14:16 what about snapshot 23w13a_or_b, also known as The Vote Update? One of the gag additions you could vote on is adding a moon dimension, where if you reach Y-level 700 you land on the moon!
7:20 Fire Emblem Three Hopes and Fire Emblem Engage have fights in space. All the Fire emblem characters in Smash are available as Engage Rings/Bands in Engage, and thus have gone to space
Gotta object to the usage of Starforce for this, that is a different guy. He's not even a robot. Pretty sure Megaman Classic has been to space, though.
Actually the Mega Man we play as in Smash is not just a "generic character" he is actually one of several incarnations of Mega Man, and each Mega Man is his own seperate character. To list them off you have: Classic Mega Man (Mega Man 1-11) (This is the Mega Man we play as in Smash) Mega Man X (Mega Man X 1-8) Mega Man Volnutt (From Mega Man Legends) Mega Man.exe (From Mega Man Battle Network) Starforce Mega Man (From Mega Man Starforce obviously) Kind of like Hero in that regard
In the Tenth Chapter of Xenoblade 2, Rex and Pyra/Mythra, along with the whole party reach the first low orbit station, which is a space station in outer space. They even see their own planet when looking out the window. I'd say they've been to space personally.
shulk pyra and mythra have all been to space the final chapter of xenoblade 2 literally takes place in a space elevator and you can get shulk as a party member in xenoblade 2
Pokemon would have been easier as well. I believe in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire games' Delta Episode, don't you actually go to space on Rayquaza to battle Deoxys?
For Minecraft Steve, if we're not counting April fools updates (let's be frank, having to include the potatoverse into consideration for these videos would be wild), then there's an argument for the End being in outer space. It's not exactly confirmed, but with the starry void and statements from Mojang that imply the End is a replacement for the Eather (A heaven dimension) do make it seem feasible.
With Pokemon, there's an easier example. In the Delta Episode of Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire you straight up ride Rayquaza into space and do battle with Deoxys there
The ending of fe engage sure feels like it takes place in space, not sure if it is specifically space though. If it is, then every character would get in due to being an emblem
Mega Man did go to space, but not in the way she describes. She described Mega Man Starforce. Definitively different person with his own story and timeline separate to classic Mega Man, the one who is in Smash. Two people with the same title, basically. However, classic Mega Man did go to space. One example being Mega Man V on Gameboy (AKA Rockman World 5), where Mega Man travels between the planets of the solar system.
Seeing you show up on Dropout as the Knife Thrower in the heart rate episode of Game Changer was so trippy, but cool to see you doing cool stuff with cool people!
It would've been also funny to see Anna struggle with whether to count the "Otherworld" area of Miitopia as space or not, because it's literally above the skies (it's above a skyscraper and represented by a spacey portal in the game map), but it's also literally called "Otherworld" so it could be a weird dimensional plane. XD
Counterpoint on palutena: she says she ‘hid’ the sacred treasures in the constellations, she didn’t say she went and physically grabbed them and carried them off over there. Palutena is known to teleport items all the time, from placing healing items in the levels for pit (yes canonically she is the one doing that), to teleporting pit himself out of the levels at the end. We have no proof palutena went to space in person, as it is likely she just teleported the treasures from her home in skyworld. I also wouldn’t count her being on the discord call with pit while he was in space in chapter 8. I don’t believe she shows up in person in any of the other space levels like the aurum arc either.
Fire Emblem Heroes has Aether Keep/Raids, where you basically have a castle that goes higher and higher into the sky the more you progress in it, and all Smash characters can be on said castle. It goes all the way into the exosphere, though if you advance beyond that you reach...Heaven? Well Asgard, but you kind of pop out of spacey-space entirely.
Well, considering that Little Mac's entry hung on a game I've never heard of, and the specific sport doesn't exactly lend itself to being set in space, I'd have to say that one was the most surprising.
Honestly, where characters are only able to go into a cognitive or "fake" version of space, I'd put them in a tier of their own. I'd call it the "What is Space, Really?" tier.
I believe that Corrin has been to space, before the final level of fire emblem revelation your army gets sucked into what looks like a wormhole and there are stars and floating debris everywhere. Also because Ike, Robin, Marth, and Lucina have amiibos that can add those characters to your army they can also go to space
@@SeaOfPixels i never said it IS space, i said "Space-Like" meaning it is similar in appearance to space, and i even said "technically" and "Sort of" too so maybe read better?
Idea for another video for this series: which characters have canonically come back from the dead? And I don’t mean Mario with his one ups I mean actually die. And then be resurrected. Like Bowser being dropped in lava and then brought back as Dry Bowser or Ridley dying and being cloned back to life.
Off the top of my head: - Snake I'm pretty sure canonically has a dog, in any case he's "good with dogs" as a recurring character trait (useful when he's sneaking past guard dogs, as he often has to) - Olimar has his pet dog Moss (it's a bipedal head-on-legs, but still very clearly the Pikmin world's version of a dog) - The Pokemon Trainer can own countless doglike Pokemon, obviously - Lucas has Boney, his canine party member - Megaman has his pet dog Rush (though its a robotic rather than an organic one) - Where do you even start with Duck Hunt? He *is* the pet dog, unless you count the offscreen gunman as part of the character, in which case he owns the dog - does Yoshi count? Is Poochy Yoshi's pet?
@@alexpotts6520 -in minecraft you can tame a wolf and cause little hearts to appear when you do -kirby has some dog like enemies, but idk if you can consider hitting those as petting -botw link had lots of dogs, but i dont think you got to pet any of them -you can pet your pokemon, but can your pokemon pet themselves? -does wolf from starfox count as a dog?
The top of the World Tree in Xenoblade 2 is a space station, so Pyra and Mythra have been to space, and since Shulk is an equipable character, so has he
The Minecraft 2023 April Fools Update lets you fly into space by inflating a cow up like a balloon, and you have physically eat air to survive the vacuum. Steve has indeed been to space!
How about which Smash characters are familiar with Mario? Including tiers of "Is Mario" "Mario's Inner Circle" "Has met Mario" "Knows Mario exists" "Might know Mario exists (for when there's a connection in their game but the character in question might not know)" "No evidence they know Mario exists" It'll be interesting to see what connections to Mario you can find outside the Kart crew.
Some ideas off the top of my head (I don't know if you've already done any of these): Which Smash characters have... - been to the beach - been to a museum - been to a festival/faire/carnival - read a book - watched a movie - been to college/graduated school - eaten an apple - eaten cake - been to/fought on an actual battlefield - worn a costume - eaten candy - bought a home - rode a horse - eaten a cookie - has social media - met royalty - met a god/goddess/deity - been to an amusement/theme park - been to a zoo - owned a pet
There’s proof for Fire Emblem characters in space if you can count it. The ones on the Smash roster, as well as a few others appear as spirits called ‘Emblems’ in Fire Emblem Engage and there’s some spoilers for the endgame. But all I’m gonna say is that it’s in space, or close to space. Go check it out if you don’t want me spoiling the final game level.
😂 Your commentary in this one is awesome! 'Sure, memory space LOOKS like space, but it's not really space. Shulk is dreaming here. But when everyone is there, fully conscious, this could be argued as actual space! But if you're in a perfect replica of space, does it matter that it's not really space? I'm saying no proof! It's not real and I have a job to do!' 😂😂😂
Okay, so, just to clarify, Star Force Mega Man is not the same character as the one that appears in Smash, but the one that appears in Smash has gone to space in the Game Boy games, so he still counts.
Hate to be nitpicky... but if Megaman (Classic) and Megaman (Starforce) are two VERY different and separate people, literally separated by entire timelines, I'm not sure we can count that Megaman entry... not that it's needed, didn't the little guy go planet hopping in Megaman V?
8:15 Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm decently sure that the Mega Man in Star Force is different from the OG Mega Man playable in Smash Bros. He's not just a different interpretation, he's a physically different robot. If he still counts because he still has the Mega Man, that's fine, I just figured I would that point that out. I'm also not 100% sure of this claim honestly.
Unlike most of the characters that we can kind of say, oh it's always them this is legit always a different robot or dude. That was the point, you are different versions, so they are in effect different characters.
The Mega Man in Smash Bros is classic Mega Man, which is a completely separate character from Star Force Mega Man (AKA Geo Stellar) That being said, Mega Man has fought robot masters in space, like Star Man, Galaxy Man and Astro Man, so he still counts.
Project X Zone 2 had Chrom and Lucina as playable characters. I believe they went to space in that game. As for Mega Man, Star Force Megaman is a separate character completely. We only play as Classic Mega Man who thankfully HAS gone to space in the Game Boy Mega Man games, also known as the Mega Man World series.
The Kirby series is a space series. Not only are both Kirby and Meta Knight not from Planet Popstar, but every game that doesn't take place in Planet Popstar is either in space or another dimension.
in kid icars uprising, one of the missions takes place on a moon space battle station, and dark pit appears in that level so that's further, more solid evidence for him having gone to space then just "he flew up real high"
You should do a list on which Smash Characters cannonically died in their universe. And i'm talking about death that happens during the course of the game they're in. A real death, that impact the story. I'm including bad endings or alternate ending as well cause some games featured in Smash have them. (For example, when you screw up on a mission or do something you weren't supposed to do and the main character or one of the core characters die an horrible death. Those count The character can die and stay dead or come back to life (depending on the plot). As long as it's part of the story or happens in a cutscene, it counts. Deaths from a gameplay perspective (Super Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, The LoZ, Metroid, etc) don't count. Or else, 90% of the smash cast would be on that list.
TIL Banjo & Kazooie went to space in Nuts n' Bolts and that Nuts n' Bolts is more than the first level, because that's all I've ever been able to tolerate, as well as anyone else I know who's played it.
As much as I hate to argue against Hero’s inclusion, while 10 may have been to space, in Smash you play as 3, 4, 8, or 11. And none of them have been to space. …Though you do summon 10 during Hero’s final Smash, so if you’re counting that, never mind, objection withdrawn.
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How are we counting April fools updates because Steve could go to the moon in a April fools update
Steve goes to the end witch is in space
Lucina and Chrom go to space in Project x Zone 2.
@@fabiosonhandogrande1697 I'd like to read that. Where can I find it?
@@Neuvost We're gonna have to look it up ¦3
I think which smash characters have canonically killed a man would be funny
I fully support this list being made, if only to watch Anna jump through hoops to avoid saying dead to avoid being demonitized.
I love this or maybe specifically who has committed murder or even just done a crime
Too broad
How many Smash characters have canonically killed a god
@@cam7990 Seperate video. It is easy to kill a god. But hard to kill a man. Especially considering these are kids games most the time
@@BlitzerXYZ Mario stomping on everyone's heads:
Kirby eating thousands of civilians:
Marth literally just stabbing people:
There's a real easy one for Pokemon. in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire; During the climax of the Delta Episode quest, you fly into space riding Rayquaza to destroy a meteor heading towards the planet and eventually fight Deoxys. So that checks off everyone except Incineroar.
This
I was hoping someone was gonna bring this up.
@@TheArceusftw yeah but Ultra Space is a better proof cuz it does include Incineroar and can check off all of the Smash Pokemon in one go
@@yosoyflipsultra space isn’t outer space it’s the space between dimensions
@@yosoyflips Ultra Space isn't Outer Space
Steve has been to space in a Minecraft April fools update he has been on the moon
And thats assuming you don't count the end, which you could argue was something like an asteroid belt. I mean floating rocks with a black background? How is that not space?
Obviously not canon
@@zara5023 it's a dif dimention
@@zara5023the end is a different dimension tho
"It doesn't have to be our space, it just has to be space"
The end absolutely counts
The final chapter and boss fight in Xenoblade 2 is literally in space. You even fall back to earth in an escape pod
And you can bring Shulk to it too as a dlc blade
And the top of the world tree is a space station
Fair call! Anna has updated the description with this :)
Also, thanks for pointing it out without being all shouty and weird 😆
@@blueorange8973Doesn’t really matter Since Xeno 1s final boss is also in space
@@marche800 well as was discussed it's weird and not quite certain it's proper space
"Little Mac has been to space," was not a revelation I was prepared for WHAT
Yep! That was the big twist for me too.
I did not see that one coming
A few notes:
- Pyra and Mythra _have_ been to space, as the climax of Xenoblade 2 takes place on a Low Earth Orbit Space Station. EDIT: Since Shulk can eventually be acquired as a Blade after beating a DLC Challenge, he can also be brought to that Space Station as well, and if Link and Villager in _Mario Kart_ count for them, then Shulk counts as well (pointed out by @fearlessleader889 in this thread - thank you for reminding me).
- For _Mega Man,_ I'd say that _Mega Man: Star Force_ doesn't count since the version of Mega Man in _Smash_ is decidedly the robot DLN-001: Rock, where as _Star Force_ Mega Man is a human kid fused with an alien. That said, for a good Classic _Mega Man_ example, Galaxy Man's stage in _Mega Man 9_ takes place on a Space Station.
- For the _Pokémon_ series, while I'd be hesitant to say that travelling through _interdimensional_ space is the same as outer space, which to me sounds like _interplanetary_ space, the only one that might knock off the list is Incineroar thanks to him being Gen 7, while every other Pokémon is available in Gen 6 meaning they get to experience the Delta Episode of _Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire,_ the climax ofwhich takes place in low Earth orbit.
I think also in Mega Man V on Gameboy he goes into space too?
@@rattymatty I've seen some other comments mentioning that - Galaxy Man's stage was just the first and best example that came to mind for me (especially since Galaxy Man's stage theme is an absolute banger).
@@rattymatty He actually does this in the endgame of the Earlier GB games too. It happens earlier in 5 GB (after you beat the first 5 bosses of the game).
Would the seismic toss animation that sends Pokemon into space and then let them fall back onto earth count?
And Shulk is a blade in Xenoblade 2, which means he could get up there too.
14:36 April fools update for minecraft where you go to the moon and have to escape it. Also, people like to portray the end as space.
I was just about to comment this. Steve counts
@@XenyxYT same
YOU GOT THE COMMENT FIRST. >:(
I always thought the End was just another dimension, not necessarily space.
@@masedaace5473 it is
"Both the boys stay Earthbound" 😎
Well played
when i tell you i cackled
I'd say the World Tree counts as a space station, thus the Aegis have been to space.
Ehhh....?
Shulk too since he's a DLC Blade. While he can't be used until the main story ends, he should be able to get up there.
The World Tree isn't a space station. But the actual space station in the game does 👍🏻
Here's an interesting idea for all these kid friendly characters: Which Smash Bros Characters Have Canonically Consumed Alcohol?
*Ahem* Cloud…
Tifa literally works at a bar and serves Cloud a drink whether he likes it or not…
Both Bowser and Peach have drunk champagne in their victory animations in Super Mario Kart (JP only, had to be censored in the west)
Does Milk Bar milk count?
@@hedgehogclaws8877Milk bar is weird because it never actually seems to be confirmed to be alcohol
@@BJGvideos true but only adults are allowed in and many believe that the reason cremia lets romani have some chateau romani on the final night is to get her too drunk to feel it when everybody dies... trivia on the zelda wiki also seems to go along with the idea
Steve has canonically been to space since in the April fools update you can go to the moon which is thus in space
Pyra and Mythra have been to space. At the very end of the game, they go to the space station where they were originally. You literally said that you would count them before being awakened as going to space but in xc2, you can go (I’m pretty sure) even higher in the space station than their cores originally were so yeah. Pyra and Mythra have been to space
10:33 Counter: Low Orbit Space Station. It’s the place in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 where you fight the final boss. It’s in space, characters comment that they’re in space, and you can the planet and stars. Due to this game being Pyra and Mythra’s home game, they’ve been to space. However, we can also count Shulk since you can meet him in the Land of Challenge, do a mission to get him into Alrest, and bring him up to the Low Orbit Space Station.
I just want to point out that in Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphere there's a post game plot where you ride Rayquaza all the way into space to destroy a meteor. Not because it's necesary to mention it, just because it's rad as hell
It's totally cool to mention extra examples that weren't used Especially if they're rad as hell 🤘
Which smash bros characters have canonically died? Works for October
MintJoy already did this
@@br4ndon955 Drat... welp time to watch that video.
Maybe "Which Smash Bros Characters Have Fought The Undead" is the next best thing?
@@DropsOfMars that would overlap a lot with seen a skeleton though.
@@blakdeth ahh, fair. Which ones have seen a jack-o'-lantern then? 🤔
Obviously they already qualify separately as a Mario Kart guest, but shout-out to Inklings going to space at the end of Splatoon 3's story mode for a kaiju fight between a giant bear and a giant fish. It's as awesome as it sounds.
And don't forget Kazuya fights his son on a meteor flying through space in Tekken 8. Yes, that's canon.
Best part is when they both crash back down on earth WITHOUT their devil genes, and they just keep fighting like nothing happened
One correction I wanted to make, at the end of Fire Emblem Engage, Sombron creates a wormhole out of the realm of Elyos, and you follow him through it and fight him in space. Every Fire Emblem character playable in Smash is also an emblem in Engage, meaning that the entire Smash FE cast actually have been to space (or at least a version of them has)
I would be hardpressed to believe that the emblem versions of them are the same as the smash, but by her own rules it's close enough, so yeah!
It’s always funny when most of the time the Fire Emblem characters get grouped into one thing
Glad to see the comments already have my back on Pyra & Mythra's space case
and minecraft's as well
I legit was taken aback at that, like... Seriously
The whole climax takes place *physically in space*
Pyra and Mithra have both been in space, Xenoblade 2 final chapter is basically entirely in space
Some ideas! Which characters have canonically:
1. Danced?
2. Driven/piloted a vehicle?
3. Killed a dragon?
4. Explored the ocean depths?
5. Seen a movie/play?
6. Killed someone?
for dancing do goofy little victory dances count or does it have to be to diegetic music?
The twist of Little Mac going to space made my day.
Fun fact: during its development, it was considered to have Fire Emblem Awakening set on Mars.
Was gonna write this lmao.
It was because "Marth" was given his name after "Mars", the Greek god of war
Wait but Pyra and Mythra HAVE been to space at the end of Xenoblade 2 after they’ve climbed the world tree. That entire station is in space. And by proxy shulk, who is a dlc blade in XC2, can then accompany the party to the top of the world tree as well. That’s space for all 3 no?
The final chapter of Xenoblade 2 takes literally place in earth orbit on top of a space elevator, what do you mean with Pyra and Mythra not having been to space?
(Also, they are called blades, but they aren‘t swords, they just can produce swords, what they actually are is basically sentient processor cores.)
Also we can go even higher in the space station than where Klaus and the trinity processor are (she said that pre-awakening would count as space) so that is just way more proof of them being to space
We can also have the DLC Shulk blade go there if that counts...
From what little knowledge I have of Xenobale, Pyra and Mythra make me think of them as gems from Steven Universe and thats a thought I didn't need
yeah that is like, barely space, but it is space. It's space enough that if you opened a window you'd die.
@@lovelesswish1972 The funny thing is, I was actually thinking of drawing that parallel myself. It‘s not an exact match (things like fusions don‘t generally exist for blades), but there are quite a few parallels, like the core crystal being the only part of a blade vulnerable to permanent damage.
Fun fact, in Majora's mask, you can find designs for a rocket ship in the bomb shop
That earthbound joke was incredible
I feel like the World Tree should surely count as Pyra/Mythra (and Shulk as a DLC Blade) going to space.
Surely? They straight up point it out!
14:26 you forgot snapshot “23W13a_or_b” for the Java edition. Which lets players vote for things to be added to the game in game, which then get activated by the server. Several of which are different ways to go to the moon.
Was surprised about Pittoo tbh, forgor that he just blasts off again like that lmao. 9/10 video I'd count the space station that Pyra Mythra go to at the end of XC2 as being in space.
You also fight him on Viridi's Lunar Sanctum (which totally isn't just the Death Star)in chapter 13 when he was hired by Arlon.
As someone else said, it’d be pretty funny if Isabelle for example killed a man. (Basically which smash characters have murdered ppl)
She could easily kill Resetti. She knows how. But WOULD she?
Gotta correct again, the Megaman in Starforce isnt the one we play in smash. There are multiple "Megamen" as seen in his final smash. The one from Starforce, isn't ot a robot, it's a kid from totally separate timeline named Geo Stellar, that becomes a hero after befriending an alien from a planet of aliens made up of radiowaves that allows him to transform into the Megaman of his series.
That being said, the Megaman in smash has been to space before, multiple times iirc lol. Just the proof you used was off.
It's frustrating that she keeps mixing these up.
Mega Man 5 (Star Man’s stage), Mega Man 10 (Wily Fortress), and a lot of the Game Boy games, to name a few
Goombanna, if you see this:
MegaMan/RockMan, or Rock, is the Megaman of the classic series (1-11, Gameboy, & Bass) and is who we see in smash
(Technically Proto Man also counts since he's a prototype but is his own robot)
X is Megaman from the X series (X-X8, Command Mission), and exists as an imperfect copy and a cyber elf programme respectively in the Zero series (Zero-Zero 4)
Megaman Volnutt is the Megaman of the Legends series (Legends, Legends 2)
Megaman.EXE is the Megaman of the Battle Network series (Battle Network-Battle Network 6) and is a computer programme (NetNavi) operated by a child named Lan
Star Force Megaman and Geo Stellar are the Megaman and compatible human of the Star Force series (Star Force Dragon/Pegasus/Leo - Star Force 3 Black Ace/Red Joker)
@@injuringchip3161 While reading this I did a mental checklist to see who of the different Megamen did or did not go into space and welp, the answer is all of them have.
Megaman several times, mostly fighting on Wiley built stations.
X on several space stations.
Volnutt, the final battle takes place on a space station in Legends 2 and the cliff hanger leads to Roll and Tron trying to get him back.
Megaman.exe actually goes into a cyber world on a Comet in the final fight of Battle Network 4.
And Starforce has him go into space several times.
I assume she's treating Mega Man as a title, similar to how Pokemon Trainer refers to all the trainers and not just Red/Leaf.
12:59 how can you be sure there's no vampires in space? Telescopes use mirrors, and vampires don't reflect in a mirror
Justice for my girl Min-Min, the next one of these should be "Which Smash Bros Characters Canonically Know How to Cook?"
“There are no vampires in outer space” that we can see, anyway. Telescopes use mirrors to work. Outer Space could be full of vampires and we wouldn’t know
Simon Belmont, getting into a rocket: "Moon's haunted"
Space telescopes use mirrors, yes, but telescopes can be made with lenses. The Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California, has a 12 inch diameter lens telescope.
Little Mac heard he was "no air fighter" and took that literally.
Since Halloween is just around the corner, I would like to know how many Smash bros characters have been in a graveyard...
7:26 Mr. Game and Watch HAS been sent to space in the games “space bridge”, “space flight”, and “explorers of space.”
14:16 what about snapshot 23w13a_or_b, also known as The Vote Update? One of the gag additions you could vote on is adding a moon dimension, where if you reach Y-level 700 you land on the moon!
7:20 Fire Emblem Three Hopes and Fire Emblem Engage have fights in space. All the Fire emblem characters in Smash are available as Engage Rings/Bands in Engage, and thus have gone to space
Gotta object to the usage of Starforce for this, that is a different guy. He's not even a robot. Pretty sure Megaman Classic has been to space, though.
Yep he did, Star Man's stage from Mega Man 5 takes place in a satellite so she didnt even need to go to the Star Force series for that one
Megaman V for Gameboy also takes place pretty much entirely in space!
Mega Man 10, the *entire* last section of Wily Castle.
How Wily managed to hide an orbital elevator from public view, I have no idea.
@@DarkusRelling he put up a sign that says "nothing to see here" and people left it alone
Actually the Mega Man we play as in Smash is not just a "generic character" he is actually one of several incarnations of Mega Man, and each Mega Man is his own seperate character. To list them off you have:
Classic Mega Man (Mega Man 1-11) (This is the Mega Man we play as in Smash)
Mega Man X (Mega Man X 1-8)
Mega Man Volnutt (From Mega Man Legends)
Mega Man.exe (From Mega Man Battle Network)
Starforce Mega Man (From Mega Man Starforce obviously)
Kind of like Hero in that regard
In the Tenth Chapter of Xenoblade 2, Rex and Pyra/Mythra, along with the whole party reach the first low orbit station, which is a space station in outer space. They even see their own planet when looking out the window. I'd say they've been to space personally.
shulk pyra and mythra have all been to space the final chapter of xenoblade 2 literally takes place in a space elevator and you can get shulk as a party member in xenoblade 2
Pokemon would have been easier as well. I believe in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire games' Delta Episode, don't you actually go to space on Rayquaza to battle Deoxys?
Yeah but this wouldn't include Incineroar as they had yet to be released.
@@smargioby cannon all pokemon regions already exsist.
@@mlpfanboy1701 True, but as far as I am aware, you cannot bring an Incineroar with you to that event.
For Minecraft Steve, if we're not counting April fools updates (let's be frank, having to include the potatoverse into consideration for these videos would be wild), then there's an argument for the End being in outer space. It's not exactly confirmed, but with the starry void and statements from Mojang that imply the End is a replacement for the Eather (A heaven dimension) do make it seem feasible.
With Pokemon, there's an easier example. In the Delta Episode of Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire you straight up ride Rayquaza into space and do battle with Deoxys there
It would exclude Incineroar though.
The ending of fe engage sure feels like it takes place in space, not sure if it is specifically space though. If it is, then every character would get in due to being an emblem
Mega Man did go to space, but not in the way she describes.
She described Mega Man Starforce. Definitively different person with his own story and timeline separate to classic Mega Man, the one who is in Smash. Two people with the same title, basically.
However, classic Mega Man did go to space. One example being Mega Man V on Gameboy (AKA Rockman World 5), where Mega Man travels between the planets of the solar system.
Space. It seems to go on and on forever...
BUT THEN YOU GET TO THE END AND A GORILLA STARTS THROWING BARRELS AT'CHA!!
And that's how you play the game!
Not only that, but Kazuya also got yeeted into space in a forced space walk at the end of one of the Tekkens!
Seeing you show up on Dropout as the Knife Thrower in the heart rate episode of Game Changer was so trippy, but cool to see you doing cool stuff with cool people!
Oh wow, I had no idea that was her!
@@Idran Anna has many talents.
Aw man! I know Mario Kart counts the miis, but it would've been funny to show when the miis go on a space vacations with Tomodachi Life
It would've been also funny to see Anna struggle with whether to count the "Otherworld" area of Miitopia as space or not, because it's literally above the skies (it's above a skyscraper and represented by a spacey portal in the game map), but it's also literally called "Otherworld" so it could be a weird dimensional plane. XD
The earthbound joke was stellar
1:49 HEAR YE, HEAR YE!
Mario Party/Mario Kart are not off-limits! Tell your friends! 😆
And food!
Counterpoint on palutena: she says she ‘hid’ the sacred treasures in the constellations, she didn’t say she went and physically grabbed them and carried them off over there. Palutena is known to teleport items all the time, from placing healing items in the levels for pit (yes canonically she is the one doing that), to teleporting pit himself out of the levels at the end. We have no proof palutena went to space in person, as it is likely she just teleported the treasures from her home in skyworld. I also wouldn’t count her being on the discord call with pit while he was in space in chapter 8. I don’t believe she shows up in person in any of the other space levels like the aurum arc either.
For Steve, you could set up quite a bit of tnt under yourself, then activate it all at the same time. This would cause you to go as high as space
6:00 Earthbound... That joke was too good.
Can we really be sure there aren't any vampires in space? Telescopes use mirrors, so we would never know...just food for thought.
I get the feeling you might enjoy reading Blindsight by Peter Watts 😉
Fire Emblem Heroes has Aether Keep/Raids, where you basically have a castle that goes higher and higher into the sky the more you progress in it, and all Smash characters can be on said castle. It goes all the way into the exosphere, though if you advance beyond that you reach...Heaven? Well Asgard, but you kind of pop out of spacey-space entirely.
Well, considering that Little Mac's entry hung on a game I've never heard of, and the specific sport doesn't exactly lend itself to being set in space, I'd have to say that one was the most surprising.
Honestly, where characters are only able to go into a cognitive or "fake" version of space, I'd put them in a tier of their own. I'd call it the "What is Space, Really?" tier.
0:10 Hey look! It’s a me Kirrrrbyyyy.
It you!
Great video suggestion!
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Me: Writes essay on Pyra and Mythra being in space.
Me: Reads description after.
Me: Embarrassment and pain.
.* Deletes Essay.*
I believe that Corrin has been to space, before the final level of fire emblem revelation your army gets sucked into what looks like a wormhole and there are stars and floating debris everywhere. Also because Ike, Robin, Marth, and Lucina have amiibos that can add those characters to your army they can also go to space
I think that “which smash characters have canonically eaten cake” would be fun
14:44 except in one version of minecraft you can go to the moon
Also the end could count
and technically The End is considered as a sort of space like dimention
@@Avriel_Mimiga The End is not space, and never has been. It is a void, hence the distorted purple sky instead of space+stars.
@@SeaOfPixels i never said it IS space, i said "Space-Like" meaning it is similar in appearance to space, and i even said "technically" and "Sort of" too so maybe read better?
@@Avriel_Mimiga To be fair it was in reply to a genuine case of space.
Idea for another video for this series: which characters have canonically come back from the dead? And I don’t mean Mario with his one ups I mean actually die. And then be resurrected. Like Bowser being dropped in lava and then brought back as Dry Bowser or Ridley dying and being cloned back to life.
Since “can you pet the dog” is such a popular video game question, how about which smash characters have pet a dog? Or other dog-like animals?
Off the top of my head:
- Snake I'm pretty sure canonically has a dog, in any case he's "good with dogs" as a recurring character trait (useful when he's sneaking past guard dogs, as he often has to)
- Olimar has his pet dog Moss (it's a bipedal head-on-legs, but still very clearly the Pikmin world's version of a dog)
- The Pokemon Trainer can own countless doglike Pokemon, obviously
- Lucas has Boney, his canine party member
- Megaman has his pet dog Rush (though its a robotic rather than an organic one)
- Where do you even start with Duck Hunt? He *is* the pet dog, unless you count the offscreen gunman as part of the character, in which case he owns the dog
- does Yoshi count? Is Poochy Yoshi's pet?
@@alexpotts6520 -in minecraft you can tame a wolf and cause little hearts to appear when you do
-kirby has some dog like enemies, but idk if you can consider hitting those as petting
-botw link had lots of dogs, but i dont think you got to pet any of them
-you can pet your pokemon, but can your pokemon pet themselves?
-does wolf from starfox count as a dog?
@@laurenvelentzas5044 Lol I just realised your question was "have they pet a dog?" which is totally different to "do they have a pet dog?"
@@alexpotts6520 If I remember correctly, snake had like 50
knowing for a fact my main gas been in space because she frickin lives in space is always fun
The top of the World Tree in Xenoblade 2 is a space station, so Pyra and Mythra have been to space, and since Shulk is an equipable character, so has he
There is an April Fools Minecraft Update where Steve can go to the moon but the canon of Minecraft is kind of nonexistent
The Minecraft 2023 April Fools Update lets you fly into space by inflating a cow up like a balloon, and you have physically eat air to survive the vacuum. Steve has indeed been to space!
How about which Smash characters are familiar with Mario? Including tiers of "Is Mario" "Mario's Inner Circle" "Has met Mario" "Knows Mario exists" "Might know Mario exists (for when there's a connection in their game but the character in question might not know)" "No evidence they know Mario exists"
It'll be interesting to see what connections to Mario you can find outside the Kart crew.
Some ideas off the top of my head (I don't know if you've already done any of these):
Which Smash characters have...
- been to the beach
- been to a museum
- been to a festival/faire/carnival
- read a book
- watched a movie
- been to college/graduated school
- eaten an apple
- eaten cake
- been to/fought on an actual battlefield
- worn a costume
- eaten candy
- bought a home
- rode a horse
- eaten a cookie
- has social media
- met royalty
- met a god/goddess/deity
- been to an amusement/theme park
- been to a zoo
- owned a pet
Owned a Pet also needs a special category for "Is a pet," for Duck Hunt Duo.
In the 2023 april fools vote update steve can in fact fins himself on the surface of the moon if he levitates too high up
There’s proof for Fire Emblem characters in space if you can count it. The ones on the Smash roster, as well as a few others appear as spirits called ‘Emblems’ in Fire Emblem Engage and there’s some spoilers for the endgame. But all I’m gonna say is that it’s in space, or close to space. Go check it out if you don’t want me spoiling the final game level.
😂 Your commentary in this one is awesome! 'Sure, memory space LOOKS like space, but it's not really space. Shulk is dreaming here. But when everyone is there, fully conscious, this could be argued as actual space! But if you're in a perfect replica of space, does it matter that it's not really space? I'm saying no proof! It's not real and I have a job to do!' 😂😂😂
Okay, so, just to clarify, Star Force Mega Man is not the same character as the one that appears in Smash, but the one that appears in Smash has gone to space in the Game Boy games, so he still counts.
Here’s a video idea: Which Smash Bros characters has canonically eaten cake.
In an effort to get justice for Min Min, may I suggest: Which Smash Bros Characters have worked in the service industry?
Does Megaman count since that Megaman that went to outer space wasn’t the same Megaman that is in smash?
Yes Rock (the original mega man) goes to the moon in the rockman world gameboy games. I just made a whole rant about it in the comment section.
Hate to be nitpicky... but if Megaman (Classic) and Megaman (Starforce) are two VERY different and separate people, literally separated by entire timelines, I'm not sure we can count that Megaman entry... not that it's needed, didn't the little guy go planet hopping in Megaman V?
8:15 Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm decently sure that the Mega Man in Star Force is different from the OG Mega Man playable in Smash Bros. He's not just a different interpretation, he's a physically different robot. If he still counts because he still has the Mega Man, that's fine, I just figured I would that point that out. I'm also not 100% sure of this claim honestly.
Unlike most of the characters that we can kind of say, oh it's always them this is legit always a different robot or dude. That was the point, you are different versions, so they are in effect different characters.
"Raw Dogging it in space"
Suddenly this is a Mass Effect video
Here's an idea: which characters have a confirmed/name parent?
Steve as been to the Moon tanks to the Minecraft April fools update.
The Mega Man in Smash Bros is classic Mega Man, which is a completely separate character from Star Force Mega Man (AKA Geo Stellar)
That being said, Mega Man has fought robot masters in space, like Star Man, Galaxy Man and Astro Man, so he still counts.
Honestly it’s kinda surprising that snake hasn’t been to space considering the insanity of his series
Project X Zone 2 had Chrom and Lucina as playable characters. I believe they went to space in that game.
As for Mega Man, Star Force Megaman is a separate character completely. We only play as Classic Mega Man who thankfully HAS gone to space in the Game Boy Mega Man games, also known as the Mega Man World series.
The Kirby series is a space series. Not only are both Kirby and Meta Knight not from Planet Popstar, but every game that doesn't take place in Planet Popstar is either in space or another dimension.
Ridley finally on the list
in kid icars uprising, one of the missions takes place on a moon space battle station, and dark pit appears in that level so that's further, more solid evidence for him having gone to space then just "he flew up real high"
You should do a list on which Smash Characters cannonically died in their universe. And i'm talking about death that happens during the course of the game they're in. A real death, that impact the story.
I'm including bad endings or alternate ending as well cause some games featured in Smash have them. (For example, when you screw up on a mission or do something you weren't supposed to do and the main character or one of the core characters die an horrible death. Those count
The character can die and stay dead or come back to life (depending on the plot). As long as it's part of the story or happens in a cutscene, it counts.
Deaths from a gameplay perspective (Super Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, The LoZ, Metroid, etc) don't count. Or else, 90% of the smash cast would be on that list.
How about one that doesn't happen during the game but impacts a different game in the series? Namely Hero's Shade in Twilight Princess.
Okumara's palace should absolutely count
TIL Banjo & Kazooie went to space in Nuts n' Bolts and that Nuts n' Bolts is more than the first level, because that's all I've ever been able to tolerate, as well as anyone else I know who's played it.
I first played minecraft when i was 12 and i genuinely thought then that if i built up high enough then i would get to space
Yeah Sonic goes to space in just about every Sonic game
Guess I’m not the only one knowing this, especially in SA2, Frontiers, Colors Ultimate, etc. Anyways, you get the idea. 😉😏
As much as I hate to argue against Hero’s inclusion, while 10 may have been to space, in Smash you play as 3, 4, 8, or 11. And none of them have been to space.
…Though you do summon 10 during Hero’s final Smash, so if you’re counting that, never mind, objection withdrawn.