The History of Super Smash Bros' Adventure Mode

The original Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo 64 was released January 1999 and it was marvelous. All of Nintendo's biggest stars fighting each other in a lbs all out brawl, and fighting a giant hand! What more can you ask for? A sequel of course. While working on the next installment, Melee, Masahiro Sakurai and co are probably asking themselves what they can do to make the game even bigger and better. New characters? Of course. Add another giant hand to fight? Sure why not. Make a lot of the new characters clones of previous fighters? Nothing wrong there. But it was one thing that was a definite great ideal. Let's add an adventure mode. And the rest is wonderful history.

Adventure Mode for Melee

Melee's adventure mode was the one that really started it all. An amazing journey that took you almost everywhere in the Nintendo universe. Fighting Goombas, Koopa Troopas, and Yoshis. Wondering around a dungeon in Hyrule. Trying not to get run over by the cars in F-Zero. It was an adventure mode indeed.

The Subspace Emissary 

So when Brawl was announced Sakurai met a challenge. How can I make Adventure Mode even better? Let's give it a storyline and pair up all your faves together. The Subspace Emissary was Nintendo's Avengers Infinity War. Everyone has to go and stop Bowser and Ganondorf who have teamed together to enact a devious plan to take over the Smash World and turn everyone into trophies. It was also a nice introduction to Pit joining the fray.

Smash Run

Apparently we can't have nice things as when Brawl came out and the whole story of the Subspace Emissary was leaked on the internet. Sakurai was upset about it and decide to not give us another story with Adventure Mode. But that doesn't mean that we weren't going to get a new one. Instead he made a pseudo-Adventure Mode called Smash Run. You do go on an adventure on a giant map beating up as many baddies from Nintendo games in order to get coins, power-ups, and other goodies to do a mini Smash fight or challenge at the end. This was really his attempt to give us this as well as keep Break the Targets in the game in some form. So it may not be the great adventure epic Subspace Emissary was, but we should thank him in the end, right?

We don't know what Ultimate's Adventure Mode may be but it will most likely be good (But seriously, give us a Subspace Emissary sequel). What was your favorite? Please comment and share.

Nintendo's 2016 Plans: A 1-Up or A Game Over?

     Nintendo has had a pretty stellar couple of years. The most stellar was probably their 2015. With a constant release of awesome games, along with awesome DLC and  Amiibos being a huge thing, it would be almost crazy for Nintendo to slow things down. Luckily they aren't.

      The current president of the company, Tatsumi Kimishima, is promising that 2016 will be a big year for Nintendo. He is making some pretty huge promises five to be exact that will help improve the companies sales and content. Right off the bat, he is promising to be very big on smartphone gaming as well as branching into other media like TV and anime. The president is also promising to try new concepts and new ideas instead of sticking to old ones. Nintendo is really thinking outside of the box, the console box.
     Nintendo's theme for 2016 seems to new, which is great. For a company to survive and stay as productive and relevant over the years it is important to always try to come up with new ideas. It keep s things fresh and it keeps people interested. In Nintendo's case, it was needed. Again, most of 2013 through 2015 was them trying to help improve Wii U and 3DS sales. The low sales of the Wii U and the 3DS were a product of using old outdated methods of marketing. Luckily Nintendo understood that and have made improvements and sale improvements were shown.
     There are a couple of things I'm excited for with seeing Nintendo's mission plan for 2016. One is the expansion of games in smartphones. Mobile gaming has not only become a huge trend but it has made itself known to  be a new form of gaming that is here to stay. We've seen this, sadly, with Kim Kardashian Hollywood and the over 200 million dollars it made. It's is a smart move for Nintendo to utilize this. Kimishima has promised that we will see Nintendo characters in mobile games. We sorta was introduced to this with Pokemon Go which is coming out this year, hopefully.
      Another is information about the next console Nintendo is working on, the NX. It is suppose to be the hub of what Nintendo is striving for this year as it is rumored to be connected to the internet, handheld, PCs, and smartphone. We are suppose to get information around E3, but since they seem to be planning on releasing it this year as well we need the information on it now.
      Bottom line it is refreshing and interesting to hear that Nintendo is going to do some big and innovative things that are new and very different. Will it work? There is a huge chance that it will as well as a huge chance that it won't. The good thing however is that Nintendo is gambling big. The 2016 plan is suppose to give them if it is pulled off an extra 100 billion yen. Let's see if that will happen in the end.

How do you think Nintendo's plan will work out in 2016?

Super Smash Bros 3DS/Wii U Alternate Costume Easter Eggs Part 4: The Final Meta Knight-mare Smash (Until the Mewtwo and Lucas DLC Comes Out...)

     Here we are folks the long awaited final (maybe not?) installment of alternate costume easter eggs in Super Smash Bros for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. As I stated before in the previous parts. you don't have to look at trophies and stages to see Nintendo's history. You can witness it in even the alternate costumes which are much more than just palette swaps and cool recolors. Here is part 4 of alternate costumes easter eggs for the characters of the recent installment of the series. Enjoy.

Bowser Jr.
All of Bowser Jr.'s alternate costumes are the Koopalings.

Dark Pit
Black: Default costume.
Green: Based on the color scheme of Immortal Phoenix.
Black 2: Loosely based on Magnus' color scheme from Kid Icarus: Uprising
Yellow:
Red: Based off of Twinbellows.
Blue: Based off of Pandora.
White: Based off of Pit.
Purple: Based off of the Great Reaper from Kid Icarus.

Duck Hunt
Orange: Default costume.
Black 1: Based off of a Rottweiler or Coonhound. Duck is based off of a blue duck.
Black 2: Based off of a Border Collie.
Brown 1: Based off of a Chocolate Labrador Retriever.
White: Based off of a Dalmatian.
Brown 2: Based off of a beagle. Duck is a female mallard.
Yellow: Based off of a Golden Retriever. Duck is a male mallard and which is also the black duck from the game.
Black 3: Duck is based off of red duck from the game.

Greninja
Blue: Default costume.
Red: Could be based off of a shiny Gyarados.
Pink: Based off of the color scheme of a Lickilicky.
Black: a shiny Geninja.
Purple 1: The color scheme of a Spiritomb.
Green: Could be based off the color scheme of a splendid leaf frog, which the Pokemon is based off of
Grey:
Purple 2: Could be based off of a Haunter.

Lil Mac
Wire Frame: Based on his design in the arcade version of Punch Out.
Green: Default: Based off of his appearance in Punch Out Wii.
Yellow 1: Based on his Title Defense Mode appearance in Punch Out Wii.
White: Based on his appearance after defeating opposing boxers in Punch-Out!! for NES. Could also be based off of Piston Hondo's attire.
Blue 1: Based off of his appearance in World Circuit in Punch Out Wii.
Blue 2: Based off of his appearance when fighting in the Major Circuit in Punch Out Wii.
Yellow 2: Based off of his Player 2 appearance in Punch Out Wii.
Black: Based on his appearance in Super Punch Out.
Pink: Based on his pink jumpsuit in the training montages in the original Punch Out. The wire frame switches the colors.

Lucina
Blue: Default costume. Based off of her appearance as a Lord
Green: Based off of Nowi's color scheme in Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Black: Based off of Cherche's color scheme in Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Red: Based off of Chordillia's color scheme in Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Pink: Based off of Tiki's appearance in Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Yellow: Based off of Lissa's appearance in Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Black 2: Based off of Tharja's appearance in Fire Emblem: Awakeing.
Pink 2: Based off of Sumia's appearance in Fire Emblem: Awakening.

Mega-Man
Blue: Default costume.
Red: Based on the coloration when using 1, 2, and 3 items in Mega Man 2. Also based off of using the Rush Coil in Mega Man 3.
Green: Based off the coloration when using the Hyper Bomb in the first game as well as Leaf Shield in Mega Man 2.
Brown: Based off of the coloration when using the Metal Blade in Mega Man 2 and the Ring Boomerang in Mega Man 4.
Light Blue: Based off of the coloration when using the Air Shooter from Mega Man 2, Blizzard Attack from Mega Man 6, and Freeze Cracker from Mega Man 7.
Light Green: Based off of the color palate when using the Slash Claw from Mega Man 7.
Red: Based off of the color palate when using Fire Storm from the original Mega Man as well as the Atomic Fire from Mega Man 2, the Flame Blast from Mega Man 6, and the Flame Sword from Mega Man 8.
Black: Based off of the color palate when using the Thunder Beam from the original Mega Man, as well as the Top Spin from Mega Man 3.

Pac-Man
Yellow: Default design. Based on his Japanese design on most arcade cabinets.
Blue: Boots are based on the magic boots from Pac-Land. Pads and wing color could be based off of Inky.
Yellow 2: Boots are based on the magic boots from Pac-Land. Pads and wing color could be based off of Kinky from Pac-Man Arrangement.
Black: Boots are based on the magic boots from Pac-Land. Pads and wing color could be based off of Spooky from Pac-Man World 2.
Purple: Boots are based on the magic boots from Pac-Land. Pads and wing color could be based off of Sue's appearance in Pac-Land.
White:
Brown:
Plaid:

Palutena
White: Default costume. Based off her appearance in Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Pink: Based off of her sprite in Kid Icarus.
Purple: Based off of Amazon Pandora's color scheme from Kid Icarus Uprising.
Green: Could be based off of Medusa's NES sprite in Kid Icarus.
Blue: Pandora's color scheme from Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Red: Based off of Virid's color scheme from Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Black: Based off of Dark Pit's color scheme from Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Purple 2: Based off of Medusa from Kid Icarus: Uprising.

Robin
Black: Default costume. Both the first and second male and female avatars from Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Green: Based off of Abel's color scheme from Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryu to Hikari no Tsurugi.
Red: Based off of Anna's color scheme from Fire Emblem: Awakening.
Blue: Based on the Avatar from Fire Emblem: Shin Monshō no Nazo ~Hikari to Kage no Eiyū~.
Yellow: Based off of Evayle from Fire Emblem: Thracia 776.
White: Resembles a White Mage from the Final Fantasy series. Could be based off of Azel from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.
Pink: Based off of Serra's color scheme from Fire Emblem.

Rosalina and Luma

Light Blue: Default costume.

Pink: Based off of Princess Peach. May also be based off of a Hungry Luma.

Yellow:  Based off of a normal Luma.

Green: May be based off of a Trial Galaxy Luma.

Red: Based of of Fire Rosalina from Super Mario 3D World

Purple: Based off of a Lubba or the Lumacomète.

Black: Based off of the color scheme of a Power Star.

White: Based off of Fire Peach from Super Mario 3D World or Peach's NES sprite from Super Mario Bros. Could also be based off of her younger appearance in Super Mario Galaxy.

Shulk
Red: Default costume. Based on his default Colony armour from Xenoblade Chronicles.
White: Based on Fiora's color scheme.
Black: Based on Dunban's color scheme.
Orange: Based on Reyn's color scheme.
Blue: Based on Sharla's color scheme.
Purple: Based on Melia's color scheme.
Yellow: Based on Riki's color scheme.
Black 2: Sh ulk with light armour.

Villager
Red: Default costume. Wearing the No. 1 Shirt,
Pink: Wearing the Daisy Shirt.
Yellow: Wearing the Racer 6 Tee.
Green: Wearing the Turnip top.
Light Blue: Wearing the Blue Tie-dye Tee.
Blue: Wearing the Rugby Tee.
Purple: Wearing the Four-ball Tee
Light Green: Wearing the Yellow Bolero.

Wii Fit Trainer
Blue: Default costume. Based of the male and female appearances in Wii Fit. The female trainer's hair is based on Wii Fit Plus.
Green: Based on the male and female designs in Wii Fit Plus and Wii Fit U.
Red: Based on design of male and female trainers in the Aerobics category activities.
Yellow: Based on the design of trainer in Balance activities. Also loosely based on outfit in Wii Fit Plus when Yoga or strength training is done in My Wii Fit Plus mode.

If I missed anything, want to add something or would like to address if I make any corrections, please feel free to comment.

Nintendo and DeNA: A Smart Move?

     Earlier this week we learned that Nintendo is making a partnership with DeNA in order to make games for smartphones. That's right! Nintendo is starting to make games for your smartphone. Director and president of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata stated:
     "One of my goals here is, now that we are challenging ourselves with this endeavor by making use of Nintendo IP, to produce multiple hit titles at an early stage after we start releasing our software on smart devices. Also, until now, when we said, “platform,” it meant a specific video game platform. Now that we are going to release games on smart devices and make use of globally widespread PCs and smart devices for our new membership service, we would like to offer more consumers with software that is suited to their tastes. In other words, we are challenging ourselves to redefine what “Nintendo platforms” mean."
     This means that soon you will be able to play Zelda or Super Mario on your iPhone. Aside from just releasing games on smartphones, Nintendo will be using its partnership with DeNA to create a membership service that will connect all devices, smart devices and game consoles. Meaning that you could have ccontent that could connect your 3DS, Wii U, or even the new Nintendo NX they announced as well this week with your iPhone or iPad. There have been some indications in the past that Nintendo will be doing this or that they were testing the waters. Not too long ago, we had Nintendo announcing they would be releasing a Mario Kart 8 app on smartphones weeks before the game came out. We also have a crossover with Mario and the popular Puzzle and Dragon series in Japan which will be coming here to the US in the near future.
      Whether or not you feel that this will help Nintendo, this was a decision that they desperately needed to make. It was no secret that Nintendo was facing some problems over the past years. The company has reported financial loss for the past three consecutive year due to the Wii U and the 3DS underperforming.Super Smash Bros, the Majora's Mask remake, and Mario Kart 8 Nintendo did well. They brought up sales Wii U and Nintendo 3DS sales as well as help sell the New Nintendo 3DS, but it is still not enough. Nintendo needs to do more to get them back to the top again.
There's a great chance that this could work for Nintendo. Here in the states, with games like Flappy birds and even the game from her whom we shall not speak of, mobile gaming is becoming a new medium to play games almost like handheld was years ago. This is more evident in Japan with the success of mobile games like Puzzle Dragon. We've come a long way from Minesweeper on you old Nokia phone. Nintendo sees this is becoming a big thing and know that this is where they need to go. It will be interesting to see that they are thinking forward on doing something like this. They are excited to go further with DeNA, hoping that there will be a mobile game at the end of the year. Whether or not it will work, we will have to see.

What are your thoughts on Nintendo and DeNA's partnership. Will it work for Nintendo?

Super Smash Bros. 3DS/Wii U Alternative Costumes Easter Eggs 2: Pikachu's Electric Boogaloo

Welcome to the long awaited Part 2 of Super Smash Bros 3DS/Wii U Easter Egg alternate costumes. To recap, Super Smash Bros for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U has a ton of Easter Eggs and history. These are not just limited to trophies and stages. The history of Nintendo games can be found in the alternate costumes of certain characters. In Part 1 I did the original 12 characters from Super Smash Bros 64. In Part 2, I will do the characters that debuted in Melee. Enough talk let's get into it shall we.

Bowser

Orange 1: Default costume

Brown: Possibly based on Morton Koopa Jr.'s old appearance in games

Yellow: Based off of the golden Bowser Statue in Super Mario World. Bowser's shell is based off of Bowser when he is poisoned in Super Mario RPG.

Green: Based off of Bower's appearance in Super Mario World. Also could be based off of his appearance in the DIC Super Mario Bros cartoon, just with red hair. Could also be based off of his NES sprite in Super Mario Bros.

Grey: Based off of Morton Koopa Jr.'s current appearance. Could also reference Dry Bowser or Dry Bones.

Orange 2: Based off of Bowletta's color scheme from Mario and Luigi: Super Star Saga.

Red: Based off of either the Spiny or Red Koopa Troopa enimies from the Mario series.

Blue: Based off of Dark Bowser in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. could also be based off of the False Bowsers and Bowser's appearance in Super Mario Bros.'s international cover.

Peach

Pink: Default costume.

Yellow: Based off of Princess Daisy.

Red 1: Based off of Pauline. Also based off of Peach's fire dress in Super Mario RPG

Blue: Based off of Daisy's alternate dress in NES Open Tournament Golf. The crown is Rosalina's

Green: Based off of her alternate dress in NES Open Tournament Golf.

White: Referred to a Nurse Peach in Melee.

White 2: Based off of Fire Peach in Super Mario 3D World. Could also reference her 2D sprite in Super Mario Bros as well.

Black: Based off the color scheme of a Power Star.

Zelda

Purple 1: Based off of her appearance in Twilight Princess

Red: Based off of her appearance in Legend of Zelda as well as her sprite in Zelda II: Adventures of Link.

Blue: Based off of Marin from Link's Awakening.

Purple 2: Based off of Zelda's appearance in the Ocarina of Time. Her dress could also reference Princess Hilda's dress from A Link Between Worlds.

Green: Based off of her appearance in the game if Link saves her without any rings in Legend of Zelda.

Black: Dark Zelda. Based off of Dark Link from the Zelda series.

Pink: Based off of Zelda's royal clothes in A Link to the Past.

White: Based off of her field sprite in A Link to the Past. Could also be based off of Zelda's white dress from Skyward Sword.

Sheik

Blue 1: Default costume. Based on the unused concept art of her appearance in Twilight Princess.
Red: Based off of Zelda's sprite in Zelda II: Adventures of Link as well as Zelda's appearance in Legend of Zelda.
Purple 1: Based of of Sheik's appearance in Ocarina in Time
Purple 2: Based off of Zelda's color scheme in Ocarina in Time
Green: Could be based off of Saria in Ocarina in Time.
Black: Dark Sheik. Based off of Dark Link from the Zelda series
Orange: Could be based off of Malon's color scheme from Ocarina of Time. Could also be based on Zelda's sprite color from Oracle of Ages/Seasons.
White: Based off of Tetra from Wind Waker.

Dr. Mario

White: Default costume. Dr. Mario's classic appearance, but with black jeans.

Red: Based off of nurse scrubs.

Blue: Based off of doctor scrubs.

Green: Based off of surgeon scrubs.

Black: Referred in Melee as an "unlicensed doctor"

Yellow: Based off of nurse scrubs.

Purple: Based off of nurse scrubs.

Pink: based off of Nurse Toadstool from Dr. Mario.

Ganondorf

Black 1: Default costume.

Black 2: Ganondorf's "dark" costume. Based off of Dark Link from the Zelda series,

Blue 1: Could possibly based off of Vaati's color scheme in The Minish Cap.

Green: Based off of Link's appearance in The Legend of Zelda.

Red: Based off of Ganondorf's color scheme in Wind Waker,

Orange: Based off of the color scheme of Ganondorf's clothes in Ocarina of Time.

Purple: Based off of Zant in Twilight Princess

Blue 2: Based off of Ganon most notably his form in A Link to the Past and possibly Ocarina of Time.

Falco

White: Based off of his appearance in Star Fox: Command.

Orange: Based off of his jumpsuit in Star Fox SNES and Star Fox 64.

Blue: Based off of the color scheme of Crystal in Star Fox: Command. 

Red: Based off of Falco's appearance in Star Fox: Assault

Green: Could be based off of James McCloud's color scheme in Star Fox: Command

Black: Referred to as "Dark Falco" in Brawl.

Light Blue: Based off of his concept art for Star Fox.

Purple: Could possibly be based off of Katt Monroe's original appearance in Star Fox 64.

Mr Game & Watch

Black: Default costume.

Red: Based off of the Ball Game and Watch. Could also be based off of the Mario Bros. Game and Watch as well.

Yellow: Based off of the Mario the Juggler Game and Watch
Blue: Based off of the Fire Game and Watch

Light Blue 1: Based off of the Donkey Kong Jr. Game and Watch

Light Blue 2: Based off of the Super Mario Bros. Game and Watch

Green: Based off of the Zelda Game and Watch. Cold also be based off of the Judge Game and Watch as well.

Grey: Based off of the Nintendo DS, which was modeled after the Game and Watches. Cold oalso be based off of the Oil Panic Game and Watch.

Marth

Blue 1: Default costume.Based off of his appearance in Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem ~Heroes of Light and Shadow~.

Red: Based off of the enemy units' color scheme in Fire Emblem games.

Green: Based off of the neutral units' color scheme in Fire Emblem games. Could also be based on Abel from Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem.

Black: Could be based off of Camus from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light

White: Based off of Leif Faris Claus, the protagonist of Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

Blue 2: Based off of Marth's appearance in the official artwork of Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem

Yellow: A possible throwback to one of Roy's alternate costumes in Melee. Could also be based off of the color scheme of Ally units in some Fire Emblem games or Bors from Fire Emblem: Binding Blade.

Purple: Based off of Roy from  Fire Emblem: Binding Blade.

Part 3 will be coming soon. If you would like to add something or let me know if I made any mistakes, please let me know.

Super Smash Bros 3DS/Wii U Alternative Costume Easter Eggs Episode 1: Zelda's New Menacing Down-B Phantom Slash

Super Smash Bros is a game that feature a ton of Nintendo characters. With that you know that there are a lot of Easter Eggs in the game. Stages and trophies aren't the only places you can look for to learn Nintendo history. You can look in the least likely place, like alternate costumes. Most of the alternative costumes of Nintendo characters are more than just recolors, they represent the history of  Nintendo. Here are some history behind the alternative colors of the characters in Super Smash Bros for Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS.

Mario

Red: Default costume.

White: The red costume is Mario's Fire Mario design debuting in Super Mario World.

Blue: This costume is based of of Mario's look in the Japanese box art of Mario Bros.

Yellow: Based off of Wario and Mario wearing the W emblem in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.

Black: Based off of Foreman Spike's appearance in Wrecking Crew '98. Could be a possible nod to Mario's Game Boy Pocket era.

Green: Introverted colors of Luigi's outfit in Mario Bros. much like how the colors of Mario's clothes were switched over the years. Also based on appearance on European box art of Wrecking Crew.

White 2: Based off of Mario's Star-Spangled costume in NES Open Tournament Golf.

Purple: Based off of Waluigi. Also based of of Mario's outfit in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door When the L and W emblem are mixed. 

Donkey Kong

Brown: Default costume.
Black: DK's yellow tie is based of the 2nd player's alternate outfit in the Two-Player Contest Mode in Donkey Kong Country. Fur could be based off of Dark Kong from Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.
Red: Based off of the original Donkey Kong's NES sprite.
Purple: Based off an alternate color scheme in Mario Golf.
White: Referred to in Brawl Dojo as Yeti DK. Fur could be based off of the Minkey enemies from Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble.
Yellow: Based off the effects of Banana juice from Donkey Kong Country Returns. Possibly based on Funky Kong from Donkey Kong TV series.
Pink: Based off of Donkey Kong Jr's sprite color in Donkey Kong Jr. Math.

Link

Green: Default costume. Based off of his appearances in Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword.
Red: Based off of Red Link from Four Sword and when Link's Goron Tunic in Ocarina in Time, and the red ring from Legend of Zelda.
Blue: Based off of Blue Link from Four Sword, Link's Zora Tunic in Ocarina in Time, and the blue ring from Legend of Zelda.
Purple: Based off of Purple Link from Four Sword.
Yellow: Based off of Link's color scheme when using Great Fairy's Tears in Twilight Princess.
Black: Based off of Dark Link.
White: Based off of Link's civilian clothes in the Skyward Sword.
Grey: Based off of Fierce Diety Link from Majora's Mask.

Samus

Orange: Default Costume.
Blue: Based off of Samus' Fusion Suit from Metroid Fusion.
Pink: Based off of the Varia Suit from the original Metroid.
Brown: Based off of the Dark Suit in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
Purple: Based off Samus' Gravity Suit in the Metroid series.
Green: Originated in Super Smash Bros 64. Could be a reference to the Zaku Gundams as Samus' suit does resemble them.
White: Based off of the Light Suit in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
Black: Based off of Dark Samus from the Metroid Prime series.

Yoshi

Alternate costumes based off of different color Yoshis in the Yoshi series.

Kirby

Pink: Default costume.
Yellow: Yellow Kirby from various Kirby games like Kirby and the Amazing Mirror and Kirby Nightmare in Dream Land. Possibly based on Keeby. Kirby was originally intended to be yellow, but it was decided to make him pink instead.
Blue: Blue Kirby from various Kirby games like Kirby Air Ride and Kirby Triple Deluxe. Could be based off of Ice Kirby as well.
Red: Red Kirby from Kirby games like Kirby and the Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Might be based off of Fire Kirby from Kirby Super Star.
Green: Green Kirby from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and Kirby & The Amazing Mirror. Maybe based off of Plasma Kirby.
White: Based off of Kirby's appearance of Kirby's Dream Land box art. Possible nod to Kirby's Game Boy Pocket era.
Orange: Based off of the option to color Kirby orange with orange spray paint from Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and Kirby: Squeak Squad.
Black: Based off of unmasked Meta Knight whenever he is defeated is some Kirby games.

Fox

White: Default costume. Is a mixture of his appearances from Star Fox 64 and Star Fox: Assault.
Black: Fox's "Dark Fox" costume in Brawl.
Red: Loosely based of off Falco's outfit in Star Fox: Assault. Could also be based off of Peppy Hare's outfit in the Star Fox series.
Green: Loosely based off of one of Fox's clothes in Star Fox: Assault's mulitplayer if he was chosen by Player 4. Also could be loosely based on original Star Fox concept art.
Orange: Could possibly be loosely based off of Falco's outfit in Star Fox.
Yellow: Based off of Slippy Toad's outfit in Star Fox: Assault. Also could be based off of Fox's SNES appearance.
Grey: Loosley based off of the color scheme of Fox's jacket in Star Fox: Command.
Purple: Based off of Wolf O'Donnell appearance in Brawl.

Pikachu

Yellow 1: Default costume.
Red: Red's hat from Pokemon Red and Green. Also a shiny Pikachu
Green: Brendan's Headband from Pokemon Emerald
Blue: Swimmer trainer's goggles. Also a nod to Pichu's blue alternate costume.
Yellow 2: Ethan/Gold's hat from Pokemon Gold and Silver/HeartGold and Soul Silver.
Blue 2: Pikachu's party hat from Super Smash Bros 64
White: The Choice Band item from the Pokemon series. Another shiny Pikachu
Purple: Calem's hat from Pokemon X and Y

Luigi

Green: Default costume.
Orange: Based off of Mario's appearance in Pinball.
Pink: Based off of Luigi's appearance in Wrecking Crew.
Light Blue: Based off of Mario's color scheme on American boxart of Mario Bros.
White: Based off of Fire Luigi's appearance in Super Mario World
Purple: Based off of Waluigi.
Blue: Based off of Luigi's appearance in the anime movie Super Mario Bros: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen!
Yellow: Luigi's alternate costume in Mario Golf with the colors introverted.

Captain Falcon

Blue 1: Default costume.
Black: Based off of Captain Falcon's appearance in a commercial for F-Zero X and his costume in the F-Zero X Expansion Kit.
Purple: Based off of Blood Falcon from the F-Zero series.
Green: Based off of the color scheme of Beastman in F-Zero GX.
Blue 2: Based off of his original costume in F-Zero and appearance in F-Zero: GP Legends.
White: Based off of Jodi Summer.
Yellow: Based off of Dr. Stewart.
Light Blue: Loosely based off of Rick Wheeler's color scheme in F Zero: GP Legend

Ness

Red: Default costume.
White: Based off of Fuel from Mother 3
Yellow: Referencing the Hanshin Tigers, a Japanese baseball team.
Green: Ness is wearing Lucas' shirt.
Blue: Based off of the younger version of Ness he encounters in Magicant in Earthbound
Black: Mr. Saturn from Earthbound is on the shirt. Might be based off of the Good Kid's Shirt from Mother 3
Light Blue: Based off of Master Belch from Earthbound
Purple: Based of the tile patter of the file select screen of Earthbound

JigglyPuff

Pink 1: Default costume.
Red 1: Phoebe's hibiscus from Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire
White 1: Leaf's hat from Fire Red and Leaf Green
Blue: Bug Catcher's hat from the Pokemon series.
Green: Sleep Kirby's hat. A nod to Jigglypuff being a semi-clone of Kirby in Smash Bros. 64
Pink 2: Jigglypuff's ribbon from Super Smash Bros. 64
White 2: Nurse Joy's hat from the anime series
Red 2: Serena's hat from X and Y

If I made any mistakes or if you discovered anything and wanted to add something, please feel free to comment.

[UPDATE!!] Part 2 is now up!
[ANOTHER UPDATE!!] Part 3 is now here!
[YET ANOTHER UPDATE!!] Part 4 is up (finally)!