Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a massive game featuring a huge number of characters from all across the gaming industry. Despite Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's sizable roster of playable fighters, there were still some characters fans wanted to see that didn't make the cut. Some of these characters weren't featured as playable fighters, but were instead represented through other means in-game, with some fans thinking that representation excludes them from being featured as a fighter.

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A conversation about this recently started on Twitter when a fan asked to see Spike from the Tom and Jerry cartoons added to the MultiVersus roster of playable fighters. Another Twitter use pointed out that Spike is already seen via a KO effect, concluding that he would likely not be added to the roster. Others pointed out how certain KO effects already feature or reference fighters that already exist on the roster, and then developer Tony Huynh stepped in to provide some clarification.

According to Huynh, KO effects do not mean that a character can't become a playable member of the roster in future updates. This means that MultiVersus won't necessarily be playing by the same rules as Super Smash Bros. When it comes to new characters, and so pretty much anyone is on the table.

MultiVersus already has an incredibly diverse roster, with Season 1 set to add at least four more characters to the mix by the time it wraps up on November 15. As announced by Player First Games, MultiVersus will be adding Morty Smith to the roster on August 23, with Rick Sanchez coming a bit later in the year. DC Comics hero Black Adam is on the way as well, as is Stripe from Gremlins.

Data mining efforts have leaked two more potential characters for the MultiVersus roster as well in the form of the Wicked Witch of the West and Beetlejuice. It's unclear exactly when they could be added, but it's possible that they're coming at some point in Season 2.

MultiVersus is out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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