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They come from the other series that don't have fighters in Ultimateagree with the fighters being from separate worlds, but where do the 136 spirits come from? Other than that it looks really good.
Japanese translation says only various, no infinite.Agreed with everything. Also, doesn't Palutena states that there are Infinite worlds?
Tbh it can also be just him copying these like he did with the fighters.Also, another piece of evidence for Galeem affecting the whole multiverse is that the WoL map is seemingly made out of bits and pieces from various characters’ home universes, implying they were taken apart or copied by Galeem to form the new world.
Well, the reason why Galeem was able to copy the fighters into puppets was because they all got hit by the light. Which also eventually included Kirby due to him getting close enough and Galeem getting enough information to recreate him.Tbh it can also be just him copying these like he did with the fighters.
True... I should include that in OP then.Well, the reason why Galeem was able to copy the fighters into puppets was because they all got hit by the light. Which also eventually included Kirby due to him getting close enough and Galeem getting enough information to recreate him.
So, it should logically stand to reason that Galeem’s light would’ve at least had to get close to, if not fully enveloping, all of the locations/universes seen on the map to recreate them like this.
Anyway, I think 2-B is fine. If any evidence comes out for 2-A, that's fine too.
I think there can be a hint as Lifelight's lyrics were checked from Sakurai for both English and Japanese, and Palutena's Guidance has some differences between JP and EN (like when Pit learns about the parallel worlds in JP he's calm, while in EN he freaks out).(Though, I feel like there's something in Smash that implies that all language versions of the scripts are canon, but maybe I'm thinking of Pokemon instead).
Ah then I agree on the fighters but disagree on the unique spirits. Since they directly said those fighters came from different universes while the opposite is not the case for spirits. Still 2-B and the rest are solid though.They come from the other series that don't have fighters in Ultimate
Occam's razor would say that different series = different universe by default given the evidence, and we have even Sakurai himself saying that both Spirits and Fighters come from all different game worlds.Ah then I agree on the fighters but disagree on the unique spirits. Since they directly said those fighters came from different universes while the opposite is not the case for spirits. Still 2-B and the rest are solid though.
Edit: Never ******* mind as he didn't translate that and we all know Sakurai is ass at English.
Well, the DK/WarioWare series mention Mario, Yoshi has Baby Mario/Bowser in the trophies, so... yah.Should we always count different series as taking place in their own singular universes? I say this because Smash treats the Mario, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, and Wario series separately from each other despite all of them taking place in the same universe. That, and the fact certain series have their own alt worlds and such that are referenced in Smash. (For example, the Paper Mario universe, which is shown to be separate from the main Mario universe, and is constantly shown in Smash via trophies and spirits.)
And I agree with you.Well, the DK/WarioWare series mention Mario, Yoshi has Baby Mario/Bowser in the trophies, so... yah.
Regardless saying for example that saying that there's a chance of Pokémon and Solid Snake coexisting in the same universe is just silly however.
Metal Gear.Neutral on immeasurable. Silver and Baby Mario could have very well been in the present when they got snapped
I know nothing about Metal Gear lore, or if the Smash Bros continuity fully respects it. Hence why I'm neutralMetal Gear.
I think I might have something for 2-A, actually.Anyway, I think 2-B is fine. If any evidence comes out for 2-A, that's fine too.
Back on this, there are also the JP lyrics for LifeLight about eternity being a thing, with it being hinted with Ganondorf also reincarnating over and over infinitely, or Xerneas granting eternal life.2-C seems fine. I disagee with 2-B bedause the countless count seems baseless. It could easily be hundreds rather than countless. I agree with everything else.
I think I might have something for 2-A, actually.
I noticed that the English translation has wacky release dates compared to the JP one:
I think this is a strong indicator of both english and japanese being canon according to the makers of the game, so...
- Smash 64, Melee and Brawl had JP being released first.
- For Sm4sh, while the 3DS version had still JP being before, for Wii U it was after the NA.
- Ultimate was released internationally at the same time.
- The 1/11/2018 direct was released around the same exact time as the NA one
- The Palutena Guidance is actually different between JP and ENG (though they don't contradict each other).
- Hideki Sakamoto made both the JP and ENG versions of Lifelight.
2-A is real!
Fun! I think I agree for now, but let's see what the staff think.Back on this, there are also the JP lyrics for LifeLight about eternity being a thing, with it being hinted with Ganondorf also reincarnating over and over infinitely, or Xerneas granting eternal life.
So even if 2-A is rejected, the cosmology would be 2-B still due to it being an infinitely expanding multiverse (similar to how Undertale is).
Yeah that seems to settle it. All of this seems like very strong evidence that both ENG and JP should be fully usable to the franchise, as it seems like the devs were seeking the perfect union between Western and Eastern audiences with oversight of both.I think I might have something for 2-A, actually.
I noticed that the English translation has wacky release dates compared to the JP one:
- Smash 64, Melee and Brawl had JP being released first.
- For Sm4sh, while the 3DS version had still JP being before, for Wii U it was after the NA.
- Ultimate was released internationally at the same time.
- The 1/11/2018 direct was released around the same exact time as the NA one
- The Palutena Guidance is actually different between JP and ENG (though they don't contradict each other).
- Hideki Sakamoto made both the JP and ENG versions of Lifelight
Several cases like this exist as well on the wiki, the most notable example coming to mind being Sonic the Hedgehog, so this seems legitimate to me.I think this is a strong indicator of both english and japanese being canon according to the makers of the game, so...
Mind pinging some staff? I'd need more input on both Immeasurable and the 2-A thing through the canonicity of the ENG version, as stuff like that is usually blurry.2-A looks solid to me.