The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy (Nintendo Wii, Mandy's Playthrough)

I DON'T OWN ANYTHING FROM CARTOON NETWORK! This is a fighting video game published by Midway and developed by High Voltage Software, and was based on the Cartoon Network animated television series of the same name (which originated from segemnt from Grim & Evil). It pits characters from the series against one another in 3D arena battles using various attacks, items, and environmental hazards to eliminate opponents and be the last one standing. The game was developed by High Voltage Software and released in North America on September 25, 2006, for the GameCube and PlayStation 2, and on November 17, 2006, for the Wii as a launch title. The Wii version was the only port to be distributed internationally, releasing in Europe and Australia the following March. Someone breaks into Grim's trunk and releases his Mojo Balls, orbs of dark magic that infect anyone who touches them with supernatural rage, causing everyone in Endsville to senselessly fight each other. Following a suspicious trail of feathers, Billy, Mandy, Grim, and Irwin travel to various locations from the series to simultaneously recover the Mojo Balls and look for clues as to who released them, defeating others infected by mojo rage along the way. After being led back to Billy's house, the group recovers the last of the mojo from the brain-eating meteor that crashes in his backyard. The others then discover that Billy was the one who opened Grim's trunk hoping to free "Moe and Joe"; a curse Grim had put on the trunk as a failsafe measure had caused Billy to begin sprouting chicken feathers, which he had been leaving a trail of so he would not get lost. Everyone is infuriated at Billy, and Mandy breaks the fourth wall to express hope that the game includes a mode where they can all beat him up. The player is then able to control Mandy and attack Billy for the duration of the game's credits sequence. The Wii version of the game incorporates some motion controls using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk: players can perform heavy attacks by swinging the Wii Remote, as well as using its infrared pointer to point at a series of onscreen targets to execute final eliminations. Traditional controls are also supported via the GameCube controller.