Super Smash Bros Movie Sequel Faces Massive Hurdles

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A Super Smash Bros. movie sequel sounds epic on paper, but is hitting massive roadblocks

right out the gate.

The biggest issue is cramming in all those franchises from Nintendo's lineup.

Even sticking to the original 12 character roster from the Nintendo 64 game, you'd need

to juggle way too many worlds just to make it feel...authentic.

Illumination's two Super Mario films already covered five of them, Mario, Luigi, Donkey

Kong, Yoshi, and Fox.

That leaves seven holdouts, like Link from Legend of Zelda, Sam is from Metroid, Kirby, Captain

Falcon from F-Zero, Nest from Earthbound, Plus Pikachu, and Jigglypuff from Pokemon.

Introducing that many fresh faces which stretch any script thin.

Shigeru Miyamoto, the genius behind most of Nintendo's hits, shuddered down hard in a

recent interview.

He flat out said a movie won't pull off, having every Nintendo character team up, like in

the games.

Coming from the Big Man himself, that's a serious signal this idea might stay on the shelf.

Beyond the roster chaos, the real headache is the story logic.

Smash Bros. thrives on characters brawling for fun under game rules, but a film needs

real reasons for heroes to clash when they're mostly allies.

Being forced rivalries, like in some superhero flicks, repeated over and over, and it just

drags.

All this points to why a true smash adaptation feels like a long shot, pushing creators

towards simpler crossovers instead.

Nintendo's keeping their options smart and focused for now.