Media References

The following is a list of references to media franchises made by Deep Leffen.

=Media Franchises based on Real Life=

Super Smash Brothers Melee
Competitive fighting game for the Nintendo Gamecube as part of the Super Smash Brothers franchise. Played by a variety of people in the Deep Leffen Alternative Universe such as Hungrybox, Mang0, HugS, and Deep Leffen. The original intention of the game was to be played naked, although it is implied that this rule isn't widely followed. Deep Leffen considers Melee a superior game to Ultimate.

Super Smash Brothers Ultimate
Game for the Nintendo Switch console as part of the Super Smash Brothers franchise. The game has garnered many pro players such as MKLeo, Samsora, Zackray, Dark Wizzy, and Dabuz.

Mario Kart Wii
Game for the Nintendo DS as part of the Luigi franchise. Contains useful tech for the Smash Ultimate iteration of Luigi. Not to be confused with Mario Kart Wii (character).

The Luigi Series
Game that is presumably a part of the Luigi franchise and is possibly a spin off of Mario Strikers. Known for being the second most played game in the world.

=Fictional Media Franchises=

Cool Man with Hoop Head for the Nintendo Switch
Game for the Sony Playstation. Recommended as a substitute for Nintendo's online

Kong: Fight of The Century
Movie starring Mang0 as part of the Kong franchise. A painting depicting a scene of the movie has been described as "shit" by art historian Hungrybox.

Mario Kart Legends
Game for the Sega Genesis. Despite what the title suggests, this game does not include Mario

The Greatest Gatsby
Third movie in The Great Gatsby trilogy. This particular movie reminds HugS of his youth.

Zero: The Game
Game made by Zero to make money from his parents. Contains the character Captain Zero; which Zero mains

Fictional Works
The following is a list of non-existent literature listed in a reddit-exclusive post (see Lost Tweets for more info). "Closes The Door, With A Last Picture" by Neil Gaiman
 * "At Dawn" by Carl Heinrich Bloch
 * "In The House of the Spider" by Hans Christian Andersen
 * "The Magus and the Mirror" by Edward Bulwer-Lytton
 * "Behold My Skull Without A Soul" by Martin Durkin
 * "Which Way Is Heaven?" by [ https://www.fox13news.com/news/6-years-ago-vietnam-veteran-killed-his-wifes-lover-now-shes-dead-too Ralph Wald]