The Nick Show: The Video Game

This is basically the Nick Show in video game form.

Game Modes

Story Mode

The Story Mode has many different versions of itself, depending on the character.) The game also has a lot of difficulty modes as well. The Following Modes are, Beginner mode, Easy Mode, Medium mode, Hard mode, Nightmare mode, "I need a beer" mode, & "Worthy of Suicide" mode, although the last two mode's names are mere jokes.

Versus Mode

The Versus Mode is for people who want to earn quick points, currency, or who just buy the game for the sake of violence (although I must say, it isn't wise.)

Gallery

This is a mode for viewing concept art, which said items have to be unlocked thrrough Story Mode via opening rare treasure chests that are difficult to reach, or beating tough optional bosses, which is another good reason to try and play the game long enough to get a 100 percent in progress, (but that doesn't mean you get to play the video game just by staring at the screen just to increase your progress, no, that would just be the worst game ever, along with being the worst player, too!)

Character Creation

Since the writer of the game, Nick Weintraub, loves it when video games have character creation, he decided that  every video game he creates should have it, too, & this will be no exception. Here, it will have certain modes on it of its own, as well. In addition, you will also be able to customize already existing characters, too.

Purchase mode

In purchase mode, you can purchase clothing you want to use for your character.

Equipment mode

In equipment mode, you will be able to put purchased or unlocked clothing or items on a created, or default character. Also, clothing or items will be able to get recolored. Here are the locations of the body where you can place clothing, accessories or items;

• Head
• Glasses
• Mask
• Chin
• Neck
• Inner Torso
• Mid Torso
• Outer Torso
• Left Shoulder
• Right Shoulder
• Left Hand
• Right Hand
• Left Arm
• Right Arm
• Left Wrist
• Right Wrist
• Belt
• Hip Guards
• Cloth (Crotch Protection or Loincloth)
• Inner Lower Body
• Outer Lower Body
• Left Leg
• Right Leg
• Left Foot
• Right Foot
• Back
• Add-Head
• Add-Upper Body
• Add-Lower Body
• Other-1
• Other-2
• Other-Head
• Other-Upper Body
• Aura

And, here is some faces & Hairstyles that can be changed, as well, not to mention that facial parts can be shrunk, or grown to your fitting.

• Hair
• Face
• Eyebrows

You can even make custom Hairstyles, by placing certain hairpieces on these placings

• Hair-Base
• Hair-Left
• Hair-Right
• Hair-Front/Left & Right
• Hair-Back
• Sideburns
• Hair-Tail Decorations

Decal mode

Also, you can put stickers on the clothing, to make it triply creative. What's more, you can recolor, stretch, shrink, expand, & do lots of things to these things to be creative.

Vocal Mode

To make it more creative, you can change the character's voice & dialogue (A.k.a quote alterication.)

Male Voice List

• Innocent (
• Pure
• Active (
• Optimist
• Outgoing
• Boisterous
• Calm (
• Graceful
• Serious
• Determined (Voiced by David Vincent)
• Refined
• Hot-Blooded (Voiced by Steve Blum)
• Intelligent (Voiced by Steve Staley)
• Barbarian (Voiced by John Rhys-Davies)
• Monk (Voiced by Kaiji Tang)
• Thief (Voiced by James Arnold Taylor
• Dancer (Voiced by Alessandro Juliani)
• Saint (Voiced by Paul St. Peter)
• Ninja (Voiced by Crispin Freeman)
• Gladiator (Voiced by Roger Craig Smith)
• Assassin (Voiced by Michael McConnohie)
• Pirate (Voiced by Simon Pegg
• Sage (Voiced by Christopher Gaze)
• Knight (Voiced by Liam Neeson)
• Samurai (Voiced by Patrick Steitz)
• Veteran (Voiced by Kirk Thornton)
• Hero (Voiced by Lex Lang)
• Evil
• Demonic (Voiced by Lee Tockar)
• Mentally insane (Voiced by Brad Swaile)

Female Voices

• Innocent
• Pure
• Active
• Optimist
• Outgoing
• Boisterous
• Calm
• Graceful
• Serious
• Determined
• Refined
• Hot-Blooded
• Intelligent
• Veteran
• Barbarian
• Monk
• Thief
• Dancer
• Saint
• Ninja
• Gladiator
• Assassin
• Pirate
• Sage
• Knight
• Samurai
• Veteran
• Hero
• Evil
• Demonic

Plot

This takes place in the year 2013. In the story, Nicholas Weintraub (the creator of the game) gets sucked into one of his electronics after foolishly, out of anger (implying he was grounded from his electronics forever, as seen when he is previously angrilly gesturing at his mother, probably meaning he's arguing with her) throwing his drink of water at it, emitting a strange orb to zap him inside, mentally knocking him unconscious,& falling out of his rocking chair. Now he finds out that he is banished from reality, & imprisoned inside his imagination, with no likely exit. Although he cannot verbally cry for help at all in there, he tries communicating though his brain. So, millions of protagonists from Movies/Video Games/Anime that he likes come zooming in to the rescue, therefore starting as the game's first playable characters. Meanwhile, in the outside world, his parents think he died from another grand mall seizure.

More coming soon...

List of Characters

Protagonists

Games debuted in	Name of Character	Fighting Style	Weapon	Homeworld
Dragon Ball Z	Goku	Kou-Ken	Ruyi-Jingu Bang	China
Street Fighter	Ryu	Style rooted in Ansatsuken	None	Japan
TEKKEN	Jin Kazama	Karate	Katana (Mishima War Sabre)	Japan
Naruto	Naruto Uzumaki	Ninjutsu	Kunai & Shuriken	Konohagakure
Kingdom Hearts	Sora	Self-Taught	Keyblade (Kingdom Key)	Destiny Islands
One Piece	Monkey D. Lufffy	Stretchy Capoiera	None	Unknown (assumed to be Brazil)
Legend of Zelda	Link	Self-Taguht Hylian Knight's fighting style	Master Sword, Hylian Shield, Bow & Arrow, Hookshot, Bombs, Boomerang, & Slingshot.	Hyrule (quite possiby somwhere in Ireland.)
Lord of the Rings	Frodo		Sting (an elven sword)	The Shire
Devil may Cry	Dante		Broadsword (Rebellion, Alastor), Twin Pistols (Ebony & Ivory), Gauntlets (Ifrit), Tripartile Nunchaku (Cerberus), Gauntlet & Greave set (Beowulf), Gauntlet, Greaves, Mask & Back Armor set (Gilgamesh), Backpack & Short Spears (Lucifer)	Limbo City
Tron	Tron	Self-Taught Style made from playing the "games"	Identity Disk	The Grid
Batman	Batman	Judo	Bat-shaped boomerang (Batarang), & grapple	Gotham City
Death Note	L Lawliet	Capoiera	None	USA
Indiana Jones series	Indiana Jones	Brawlling	Brown Leather Bullwhip & British Pistol	USA
Digimon Frontier	Takuya Kanbara (Before fighting, he turns into his Digimon Forms, Agunimon, Burning Greymon, Aldamon, Emperor Greymon, &, with some help from his friend, Koji Minamoto, Susanoomon.	Depends on what form he chooses	None	Shibuya, Japan (Takuya), the Digital World (his digimon forms)
Mortal Kombat	Taven	Golden Dragon	Drakesword	Edenia
Ninja Gaiden	Ryu Hayabusa	Ninjutsu	Katanas, Kunai, Scythe, Katars, Tonfa, Nunchaku, Staff, Bow & Arrows, Shuriken, War Hammer, Harpoon Gattling Gun, Howling Cannon, & Naginata	Japan
Avatar: The Last Airbender	Aang	Ba Gua infused with airbending	Staff	Air Nomads
Bleach	Ichigo Kurosaki	Jiujitsu	Katana	Japan
Dead or Alive	Hitomi	Karate	None	Germany
Super Mario Bros.	Mario	Jumping on enemies until they're smashed into pancakes, or dodging them until they expose a weakness by accidental self-injury on part of the fighting stage, then attacking	Mallet	Born in Italy, but lives in New Jersey
Final Fantasy	Warrior of Light	Paragon	Longsword & Shield	Cornelia
Bionicle	Takanuva	Self-Taught, made from playing Kohli	Lightspear (as depicted in set form), or Light Scythe (as depicted in the movie)	Metru Nui
Star Wars	Luke Skywalker	Jedi Arts taught to him by Obi-Wan Kenobi & Yoda.	Replica of Obi-Wan's Lightsaber, but with a green blade instead of a blue one.	Tatooine
Virtua Fighter	Akira Yuki	Bajiquan (also known in Japan as "Hakkyoku-Ken".)	Nunchaku, Bokken,	Japan
Disney	Mickey Mouse	Elements from the Kingdom Hearts Series	Magic Sword	Chicago, Illinois, USA
Fist of the North Star	Kenshiro	Hokuto Shinken	Nunchaku, Six-sectioned Staff & Throwing Knives
Pirates of the Caribbean	Captain Jack Sparrow	Sloppy Fencing	Rusty Silver Cutlass, & Single-shot flintlock	The Caribbean
Harry Potter	Harry Potter	Defense against the dark arts	Wand	Britain

Originally, there were some more characters that would have been in the game, but could not make the full roster due to space constraints, or some spaces could not be filled due to lack of knowledge from not being able to find answers. It is possible that some could make the help list, or be brought back later. Here is some deleted content;

• Marth

• Ayane

• Anakin Skywalker

• Firion

• Luneth

• Cecil Harvey

• Bartz Klauser
• Tina Brandford
• Cloud Strife
• Squall Leonhart
• Zidane Tribal
• Tidus
• Vaan
• Shantoto
• Lightning
• Noctis
• Liu Kang was originally considered to fill in the role of representing Mortal Kombat, but, for forgotten reasons, he was replaced with Taven.
• Pikachu & Ash Ketchum
• Tai Kamiya & Agumon
• Bruce Lee
• Lei-Fei
• Lion Rafale
• Jacky Bryant
• Kratos
• Gandalf
• Aladdin
• Hercules

Confirmed Playable Characters (in order of being drawn)

• Son Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
• Ryu (Street Fighter)
• Jin Kazama (Tekken)
• Naruto Uzumaki (Naruto)
• Dante (Devil May Cry)
• Sora (Kingdom Hearts)
• Monkey D. Luffy (One piece)
• Link (The Legend of Zelda)

Protagonist Voice Cast (US version)

• Nicholas Weintraub as himself
• Sean Schemmel as Goku
• Kyle Hebert as Ryu
• Daniel Southworth as Jin Kazama
• Tim Phillips as Dante
• Maile Flanigan as Naruto Uzumaki
• Haley Joel Osment as Sora
• Sam Riegel as Monkey D. Luffy
• Bryce Papenbrook as Link
• Lex Lang as Kenshiro
• Steve Blum as Batman
• Roger Craig Smith as Siegfried

Protagonist Voice Cast (Japanese version)

• Nobuyuki Hiyama as Nicholas Weitraub, Goku, Link
• Hiroki Takashi as Ryu
• Ishibin Chiba as Jin Kazama
• Miyu Irino as Sora
• Keiji Fujiwara as Dante
• Junko Takeuchi as Naruto