Biggest Fixes Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Needs

However, SpongeBob’s moveset has nothing that makes it extremely strong in any obvious way, meaning that newer players using the iconic character can not rely on broken mechanics to win games. While this may seem like a disadvantage to playing SpongeBob in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl , the lack of broken mechanics in his kit serves as a positive quality for newbies. Using SpongeBob will force newer players to learn how to fight rather than rely on gimmicks to win. And with a kit that comes with very little weaknesses, newbies who start off with SpongeBob will find he has a high skill ceiling they can take very far as they impr


Though it started as an underrated series of satirical platformers , the tale of a cynical village boy eventually became a Nickelodeon animated show. Either way, Tak boasts more than enough creativity to be a conten


Grabs in NASB might be far less creative and weaker overall than in other games, but they have quite a lot of uses. For example, all the throws in this game toss the enemy pretty close, making them great for leading into com


First things first, let’s be real, this game is very mashy. Moves come out so quickly and finish even faster, meaning there are a lot of moments in a match where both players will be spamming an input over and over hoping it h


Well, luckily, NASB also has wavedashing, and it’s equally as easy to use. Additionally, because none of the characters in this game have "startup" animations to their jumps, it’s even faster to get off multiple wavedashes than in other ga

Next up let’s talk about NASB’s stages. Now, all of the stages in this game obviously reference the shows the playable characters within the game come from. Stages such as The Loud House, Catdog’s House, or even The Flying Dutchman are all pretty clear about what show they’re from, while stages like The Dump and Powdered Toast Trouble are a bit less immediately clear about what show they're referenc


Players have the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles , but Nickelodeon has another martial arts team that has been around for nearly as long. Power Rangers has several permutations. At the end of the day, though, it always boils down to a colorful cast of kids using kung fu and sci-fi tech to combat extraterrestrial creatu


There's no telling what Jenny can morph into. Her hands might become buzzsaws, or her head might sprout a laser. With these tools, she reduces her enemies to scrap with enough time to rejoin her friends at the skate park. She can be just as effective against the other Nicktoo


But, a feature of Grabs that a lot of people are unaware of is that they can be used both in the air and to grab someone currently holding onto a ledge. That second method, in particular, is especially useful for another mistakenly ignored aspect of NASB that will be talked about right after this en


He may be a wallaby, but Rocko mostly functioned as a straight-faced everyman. His show derives slapstick and other cartoon conventions from normal aspects of life, from grocery shopping to garbage


Danny’s long limbs give his fast moves tons of range, enabling him to make long strings of combos. These combos are very simple, too, as most of them begin with a string of light upward aerial attacks. At higher percentages, Danny can end these combos with any of his strongs or his light downward aerial attack that spikes, which can let new players find easy ways to take sto

In fact, if there’s any Smash game that NASB is understandably comparable to, it’s Melee , and even then the comparisons mostly boil down to both of them having the same sort of speed to their combat. Basically, don’t go into All-Star Brawl Stars Guide expecting the skills from Smash to transfer over 1-to-1, because they absolutely won�


Once again, this comparison is entirely unfair, and another example of why is the fact that NASB actually has a relatively acceptable level of Story Mode content. Usually, in fighting games, an Arcade mode is the baseline players can expect, with some standout games like Mortal Kombat or Guilty Gear adding an overly expansive or innovative story mode into the


In Smash , knowing which way the player character is facing during chaotic combat moments is a big hurdle people have to slowly adjust to. But, in NASB , players can use Strafe to moving backward while throwing projectiles forward or any variety of other useful tricks. Again, it seems small, but even the smallest features can massively change the way a fighting game "feels" to play, which plays a big part in how long people keep playing


NASB absolutely has the ledge-hogging mechanic that was prevalent in early Super Smash Bros games like Melee . For those unaware, this system is based around the ironclad fact that when someone is grabbing onto a ledge, another player cannot grab onto that same ledge. In Smash for Wii U and Smash Ultimate , this was changed to a system where the first player grabbing onto the ledge getting bounced off of it when the second player grabbed