Ultimately, Tabuu is defeated and all of the fighters are then free to go on simply existing. These societal pressures to move on from the toys and characters gamers love is the true villain of the Super Smash Bros.
Now, the name of this villain actually gives away its intent, and the fact that it is controlling Master Hand (the creator of this fantastic, crossover-centric world) is because it is cultural norms dictating that you aren't able to play with your toys anymore – it's taboo. And frankly that has to do with a very serious debate that we had within the company back then, which was, ‘Is it really okay for Nintendo characters to be hitting other Nintendo characters? Is it okay for Mario to be hitting Pikachu?’” games do not represent the Nintendo characters fighting against one another, they actually represent toys of Nintendo characters getting into an imaginary battle amongst themselves. “What’s interesting about the Smash Bros. This theme was confirmed by Nintendo's late President Satoru Iwata in a 2015 interview with TIME: These toys are once again being brought to life through the power of imagination. It starts with a figurine of Mario being thrown into an arena before coming to life and doing battle with The Legend of Zelda's Link. This premise is then presented in the introduction to Smash 64's sequel on the Gamecube, Melee. characters return to their toy forms (or trophies) once they have defeated Master Hand – because playtime has concluded. It's because of this that the Super Smash Bros.
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