Smoke Choked

This version of Skullman fights solely in his X-form, the form that fights like a regular character. You're welcome.
By aokmaniac13+The_None, edited by Spat856
 

Just your typical Reisen. Plays like your typical Touhou character.
By Muirtower
 

This version of Konata hails from Lucky Fighter II, a Lucky Star version of Super Gem Fighters Mini Mix aka Pocket Fighter. She plays pretty accurate to her source game.
By Muirtower
 

character bio
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full name:  Angel Connelly
age:  13 years old
sex:  female
birthdate:  September 27
birthplace:  Scotland
height:  137 cm (4'6")
weight:  47 kg (104 pounds)
measurements:  69-67-89 cm
blood type:  O
job:  trainee
style:  ninjitsu
weapon:  bokken (wooden sword)
hobbies:  bicycling, exploring, studying
best sport:  acrobatics
favorite food:  rice crackers and seaweed soup
likes most:  freedom, nature
hates most:  bullying, unsportsmanlike conduct
treasured belonging:  her Masamune sword
personality:  curious, soft-hearted, sporting
unique powers:  aerokinesis, ceraunokinesis
alignment:  lawful good
goal:  to become an engineer
A freckle-faced tomboy with a gentle spirit, Angel is a proud and brave Scottish lass, brimming with confidence and energy.  Since Angel's hometown of Ainsley is a very remote and rustic community, the town functions as a nudist colony, and the populace only ever wears clothes when absolutely necessary.  As such, she was genuinely surprised to learn at eleven years of age that there are laws against public nudity in other parts of the world.
She believes that living in a world where everyone around her is happy is going to make her happy as well, and she intends to use any skills she possesses and whatever she can learn to achieve that goal.  Angel loves sports, and she holds honor in very high regard.
Her manner is that of a socially awkward rustic, but she spends a lot of her free time at the local library studying art and engineering.  As such, her deep understanding of architecture has taken even scholars by surprise, especially when the first thing they see is a fat little girl who clearly doesn't care about fashion sense in the slightest.
Angel is also a capable fighter -- tough and adaptable -- and despite her plump figure, she is also remarkably agile.  Her training in ninjitsu has made her effective and precise with a katana, but she prefers to use a bokken to prevent killing her foes.  She also has limited command of wind and lightning elements, which she uses in lieu of lethal weapons.
 
I found this character at random while uploading other files. And while I do have to say that the character herself is rather questionable, I gotta admire the solid gameplay, 5th or 4th division A.I., and the high quality sprites and animations!
By Muirtower
 

Like the original stage, you must guide your character (supported by Tails's biplane) to the end of the stage while avoiding flying badniks. Collect rings along the way to avoid being knocked out by the badniks. The stage is more difficult to play when playing as a large character.
By Phantom.of.the.Server
 

Destroy the straw dummies before time runs out!
Comes with three stages
By Phantom.of.the.Server
 

The objective of Catwalk is to hit the buttons that appear on screen at the right time; that being when the buttons overlap the green line at the top of the screen. If the player misses a button press or presses the wrong button, they will lose some life. Life can be slowly regained by hitting a string of buttons, known as a "chain" in-game (not to be confused with chain attacks). The player must survive for a given period of time as indicated by the "TIME" bar at the top of the screen; this defaults to 60 seconds.
Due to technical limitations, Catwalk's note chart does not map to any particular song or stage, nor does the character come with music. This also means the chart's length is determined by a timer rather than the length of a given song, and is charted semi-procedurally. The chart's speed starts at a default rate, but increases for every chain of 50 notes successfully hit. If a player breaks their chain, the speed reverts back to the default.
Catwalk has a configuration file, CONFIG.txt, which contains a few options that can be adjusted to make the game easier or harder. BASE SPEED is the default speed of the chart, Use X Y Z toggles whether or not to include the X, Y, or Z buttons in the chart, PENALTIES ON/OFF toggles whether the player should be punished for pressing the wrong button, ARROWS POSITION aligns the directional button icons to the left-hand side of the chart, and KEY LIMIT limits the number of notes that can appear simultaneously.
By Phantom.of.the.Server
 

In this bonus game, the player has to fight as many enemies as possible before time runs out.
By Phantom.of.the.Server
 

Just like in the original game, the goal here is to hit as many ducks as possible to reach a high-score, but instead of using a gun you will have to use your chosen character to hit them using any moves you want ranging from your regular jabs to super beams, this also includes throws.
By Phantom.of.the.Server
 

"Koichi just stands there looking like a dork because they don't want to spoil his stand yet." - Anonymous user, /a/ board of 4chan
By EX Falchion
2nd file: A.I. patch by Lillie's MADs
 

The very first boss from Donkey Kong Country. Expect this guy to be a pushover.
By A.T.
2nd file: A.I. patch by Lillie's MADs (stronger)
 

A bonus game where you kill spiders popping out of a girl's body. From Splatterhouse.
By MabsKMK
 

The final boss of the original Splatterhouse. Comes with its own stage.
By Werewood
1st file: Regular version
2nd file: Boss version
 

The first boss of Splatterhouse 2. This thing eats zombies, the very things it uses to fight you, along with its own fat gut.
By Knezovicz
2nd file: A.I. patch by Lillie's MADs
 

A Rick Taylor that is a lot more accurate to the games than you'd think.
By otz-kai
 

Easily the most iconic Kamen Rider character in M.U.G.E.N.  Was surprised this wasn't uploaded already.
By otz-kai
 

The OG funny animal of cartoons himself, Felix the Cat! This is the original version of this character, not Dawn de Era's edit. Crowsar, the author of this version, dislikes Dawn de Era's edit, especially since Dawn de Era's version changed up the gameplay all together from his vision.
By Crowsar
 

Pooch was created by the Walter Lantz Studio as one of the many rivals to Mickey back in the 30s. He served as the predecessor to characters like Andy Panda, Chilly Willy, and of course Woody Woodpecker. This guy seems to be Crowsar's favorite of the 30s cartoon stars.
By Crowsar
 

This Mickey is a mix of the various other Mickeys, like A.T.'s Mickey and DDR's Mickey, but he is primarily based on the Epic Mickey games.
By Crowsar
 

After Felix the Cat fell out of his prime, and before Looney Tunes hit it bigtime, Fleischer Studios was the greatest rival to Walt Disney. While Fleischer is more well known for Betty Boop and Popeye, Bimbo was one of the first of their characters and was conceived as a rival to Mickey. Hell, Fleischer had such a rivalry with Disney that in one of Bimbo's most iconic shorts, "Bimbo's Initiation", it begins with Bimbo falling into a manhole that then gets locked up by Mickey himself! In short, Bimbo was the original, most mischievous foil to the seemingly squeaky clean Mickey, but he didn't last as long as his contemporaries from the same company.
By Crowsar
 

Back in the 30s, Mickey Mouse was the hottest cartoon character on the market, even more so than he is today. Warner Bros. decided that they needed a character to directly compete with him...but what they created was a full-on knockoff of Mickey Mouse, named Foxy.
By Crowsar
 

Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid was the first ever Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies character, debuting back in 1929 in an unaired pilot short, and in 1930 in "Sinkin' In the Bathtub", which marked two of the earliest cartoons to feature soundtrack-synchronized speech and dancing. While he may have been the earliest Looney Tune, made during a time before Warner Bros. found their footing with Looney Tunes, and a character that led to innovation in the animation industry, I wouldn't consider Bosko to be a great character on his own merit. When it comes to his design, he was conceived in 1927 as a "negro boy" and maintained blackface stereotypes for a good while, even though Rudolf Ising denied that he was ever meant to be this. Hell, when Bosko's creators went over to MGM, Bosko went right back to being blackface to an even more obvious extent... Besides, most of his cartoons, with a few exceptions, were far off from the more anti-Disney style they'd go with once they entered the mid-30s with Porky Pig. But hey, that's just my opinion.
In M.U.G.E.N., Bosko plays similar to other creators by the same author.
By Crowsar
 

A cheap edit of Seplunker Sensei.
He has a Shoryuken that can send him really high, a Tatsumaki Sepukya that does more hits, altered stats and palettes, AND a OHKO Shun Goku Satsu.
By The Idiot Mugen Creator(Shazam123)
 

Believe it or not, there is a spriteswap in Nijikaku. This penguin mech is a spriteswap of Spelunker Sensei. I don't get why there'd even be a spriteswap in Nijikaku, considering that most of the characters were made from the ground up.
By the Nijikaku team

This is just Spelunker, but now his only hyper clones himself.
By the Nijikaku team