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**The original ''Final Fantasy'' included a grave for [[Link]], which was replaced in localization with a grave for Erdrick.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/grave-rivalry-the-fate-of-competing-video-game-hero |title=Grave Rivalry – The Fate of Competing Video Game Heroes |work=Hardcore Gaming 101 |date=October 17, 2017 |author=Kurt Kalata}}</ref> | **The original ''Final Fantasy'' included a grave for [[Link]], which was replaced in localization with a grave for Erdrick.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/grave-rivalry-the-fate-of-competing-video-game-hero |title=Grave Rivalry – The Fate of Competing Video Game Heroes |work=Hardcore Gaming 101 |date=October 17, 2017 |author=Kurt Kalata}}</ref> | ||
*''Dragon Quest'' is one of two third-party universes in ''Ultimate'' to not include any arrangements created for ''Smash Bros.'', likely due to legal issues with then composer Koichi Sugiyama. This trait is shared with ''Kingdom Hearts'', although the latter's victory theme is arranged rather than sourced. | *''Dragon Quest'' is one of two third-party universes in ''Ultimate'' to not include any arrangements created for ''Smash Bros.'', likely due to legal issues with then composer Koichi Sugiyama. This trait is shared with ''Kingdom Hearts'', although the latter's victory theme is arranged rather than sourced. | ||
**Prior to the release of Challenger Pack 8, ''Final Fantasy'' also held this distinction aside from Cloud's victory theme. Coincidentally, all of these universes are | **Prior to the release of Challenger Pack 8, ''Final Fantasy'' also held this distinction aside from Cloud's victory theme. Coincidentally, all of these universes are developed by Square Enix. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||