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The first match simply has you battling against the single Mr. Game & Watch character in Flat Zone 2. This match should be simple due to the small confines of the level

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This match is the first large match you will encounter. With 4 characters to fight and 2 to fight at once, it can get quite tricky, especially as several of the stages are moving stages so you have to be ultra careful and plan wisely

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The next match is somewhat easier due to there being 2 less opponents to deal with. That said, one of the levels that may be used is a moving level which could add further complications to the match

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The next match takes it easier on you by having you only face on opponent; the two Ice Climbers. This match is set on their home stage of The Summit so you have to make sure to be prepared for all the various quirks of that level and try to use them to your advantage

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The next match is also a rather easy, having you only need to take on R.O.B. on his own. As R.O.B. does not have his own stage, you fight on the Mario Bros. stage and as such have several hazards come up against you in forms of Sidesteppers and Shellshockers

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The next match takes you back to being against four characters. Although one of them is random as to which form you get; Zelda or Sheik. However, the stages that are utilised both have their hazards so you have to be ultra careful when battling.

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The next match has you back battling just the one character. However, the form of Samus you fight is decided when you begin the mode. Sometimes its the normal Samus, others it is Zero Suit Samus so you have to be prepared for both

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The next match has you still battling just one single character, in this case; Pit. It's a simple battle upon Pit's home stage so it should be easy with a quick battle

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The nineth match follows suit from the two prior matches and has you fighting a lone Snake in his Shadow Moses Island stage. As this stage is bordered in, it may be tricky to win until you make way through the pillars

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In a change from the 3 matches prior to this one, you are back again fighting two characters. In this case; Ness & Lucas. This double match takes place within the New Pork City level so be sure to watch out for the Ultimate Chimera, and if you can, throw Ness & Lucas into it if it appears

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Continuing the two person matches, you are now against two Fire Emblem Swordsmen; Marth & Ike. This match takes place on their home soil of Castle Seige with its 3 varying terrains so you have to be prepared for a sudden change if you wait too long

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After two two-person matches, you are sent back to the single match against Yoshi on his home terrain of Yoshi's Island. This match is simple enough and as such you do not have to worry, unless you're high in damage

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Continuing the one-person matches, you end up against Captain Falcon on his Port Town stage. Due to the nature of the stage, if you do not want to get a lot of damage, you will have to avoid a lot of the changing terrain including the oncoming F-Zero racers

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The third one-man match in a row has you against the speeding hedgehog; Sonic. This match, like all others has Sonic fight on his home terrain in Green Hill Zone. Due to his speed, he may get a few quick attacks on you so be careful

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The Kirby series is your first 3-person match. However, despite being against 3 people, you're only against 2 at any one time. Due to the stage you're on, you have to avoid various hazards else you will receive massive damage that, this close to the end, could make the whole ordeal end in tears

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The second 3-person match has you going against the similar, yet vastly different, Starfox characters. Taking the fight to them on their ship thats travelling through the Lylat System, you are bound to have trouble with them

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After the two thee-person matches, you get given a match against one single Wario. This match takes place on the WarioWare level so if you do the MicroGames while fighting, you may get small little health boosts. Handy if you've used up all of your hearts by now

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On first glance, this match appears to be a simple 4-person match. However, it is actually a 6-person match. When you end up against Pokémon Trainer during the match, he doesn't switch Pokémon. Rather, you have to beat each of his Pokémon individually in order to progress, making it the strongest and longest battle you will have to face in All-Star mode

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After the slug-fest that was the previous 6-man match, the game finishes off All-Star mode with a match against Captain Olimar and his army of Pikmin. This match will be relatively easy, you just have to make sure you have as little health as possible before this match