MultiVersusplatform destroyer can get many new stages and characters, . This includes the content of the film Barbie and more in addition to the Mad Max universe Adventureland things and a potential connection to the future Beetlejuice continuation. WB has a lot going on so this could be interesting.
The report was taken from a , which publishes screenshots and similar receipts. These images include an early version of a potential Barbie Land stage, complete with palm trees and, of course, a bright pink color palette.
There’s also a picture from Harry Potter depicting a scene based on Quidditch, a broom-based sport that makes absolutely zero sense. Other leaked stages include Mad Max inspired backdrops The Powerpuff Girls and one was drawn from a cartoon Samurai Jack.
Speaking of the latter two, both the Powerpuff Girls and Samurai Jack will appear as playable characters. Samurai Jack makes an interesting addition, as combat is essentially his everything. Dataminer also reported that Beetlejuice will be a playable character soon, possibly to coincide with the sequel’s September 6 release date. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. This happened approved by the developerLike Samurai Jack. Adventure time Resident vampire bassist Marceline may also join the list.
It should be noted that this information is not set in stone. Many of the stages suggested by User X seem very early in development, and the same goes for some of the playable characters. It’s entirely possible and likely that WB and Ready Player Games are always busy with new stages and characters and not all of them make it to the final game. For this purpose, it was reported as early as 2022 and well that didn’t happen.
Warner Bros. , so keeping the ball rolling on all these branded platformers is definitely serious. WB has a ridiculously deep bench of IPs, including DC Comics, Harry Potter, HBO shows, Dune, Mad Max, Barbie, Looney Tunes, and more. MultiVersus will never beat Super Smash Bros. than the throne, but has been conclusively proven to have a longer shelf life, e.g. .
