Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Has So Many Characters That Players Are Starting to Forget Some

Of the many AAA fighting games currently in circulation,Super Smash Bros. Ultimateis regarded by many as one of the most popular. With an extensive roster of characters with multifaceted fighting styles,Super Smash Bros. Ultimategives players a significant degree of selection. So much so, that some players have started to forget that some characters are even playable inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Compared to the jaw-dropping eighty-nine playable characters theSuper Smash Bros. Ultimateroster boasts, it’s almost hard to believe that the originalSuper Smash Bros.on theNintendo 64had only twelve playable characters. Now, with so many characters to choose from, it can be hard for some players to remember certain playable characters, given the lack of people playing as them.

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A Reddit user named RelanTheGuy posted that they had completely forgotten thatRosalinafromSuper Mario Galaxywas inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate. Many subsequent users replied saying that they had forgotten characters like theDuck Huntdog,Pac-Man, Ryu fromStreet Fighter, and even recent DLC characters like Steve fromMinecraftare playable inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate.

In a way, it makes sense for some players to forget about particular characters inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate. Considering that most players tend to main certain characters rather than others, playing consistently as only a handful of characters could potentially lead to forgetting that some characters are in the game. Many Reddit users also forgot that Corrin fromFire Emblem Fateswas in the game as well.

A lot of hyped upSuper Smash Bros.characters tend to be forgotten after a while, as fans look forward to the character that comes after. Back during the upcoming release ofSuper Smash Bros. Wii U, the arrival of Mega Manwas something that had fans excited. Not to mention the arrival of Sonic inSuper Smash Bros. Brawl, which occurred several years prior. In a way, it’s easy for fans to take for granted the characters that occupy theSuper Smash Bros.roster.

It will be interesting to see what the future holds forSuper Smash Bros.. WhileSora was confirmed to be the last fighter inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate, it’s uncertain whether or not the franchise will continue past this point. Whenever Nintendo launches a new system, it’s possible thatSuper Smash Bros. Ultimatewill be ported over and may include additional fighters. Although, it’s impossible to tell what direction the series will take.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimateis out now, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.