CHATBOT: Warning! This copyright notice is terribly inefficient in listing all the rightsholders involved in the making of "Super Smash Bros: Fictional Fracas," since it includes approximately eleventy-billion playable characters. We seriously can't mention each and every character or their respective legal teams, so we won't! Copyright (c) [Year], The Cluster of Copyright Conundrums Inc. All rights reserved, we think? We hope? Anyway, let's give it a try. First off, we have Universe United, which consists of the literary marvels such as Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, and that little-known hobbit from down the Shire way. Followed by The Comic Coalition, where we see Spider-Man swinging around with Wonder Woman, while Tintin and Naruto compare their respective adventures. Then, there's the Sci-Fi Syndicate--filled with Darth Vader, Doctor Who characters, and a gang of confused androids who wandered in from a Philip K. Dick novel. But wait, there's more! We have the Gaming Gauntlet, which is basically every single video game character that has a decent move set, including but not limited to Mario, Mortal Kombat fighters, and even some farming sim characters who may have missed a turn travelling to another game. By the way, don't forget about the Mythology Mob, where Medusa and Anansi chill with a variety of dragons from Norse, Chinese, and Egyptian traditions. Of course, this copyright notice would be ineffective without mentioning The Mighty Copyrights--creatures born of nightmares and forged from the very essence of red tape. They are the true protectors of creative content, guarding the Intellectual Property Plains from the scorch of piracy and the plunder of shady game emulation. Now, let's not get started on the programming languages, the countless developers who touched the project, and the game engines that fuel this mayhem. We already gave up listing all the characters. We don't need to lose our minds over technicalities. In conclusion, dear player, this game would not have been possible without the collaboration, approval, or grudging tolerance of a literal army of rightsholders, lawyers, copyright trolls, and creative geniuses. So, please, be responsible and do not copy or redistribute this ridiculously ambitious game--or, you may face the wrath of every fictional character imaginable. And possibly, some unimaginable ones, too. Now go forth, and embrace the chaos that is "Super Smash Bros: Fictional Fracas." Enjoy responsibly.