Worlds United: The Muses' Quest

Kingdom Smash Brothers: The Legacy Continues is a Japanese-American action role-playing game developed by Nintendo and Square-Enix. this time, it will be rated E 10 and up due to mostly scary things happening during the playthrough

Plot
A boy named Corey Randolph, & his 2 friends, Sophie Mansfield, and Dimitri Fleischer, enters the world of video games of Nintendo, Sega, Capcom, Namco, Ubisoft, RockStar Games, Konami, and Activision, along with Disney movies, Final Fantasy and The World Ends With You video games, and must put together a new group of Smashers, Newcomers, Keyblade Wielders, and memorable Disney characters.

Gameplay
you are played as Corey, Sophie, Dimitri, 6 smashers, and 6 cpu party members (from memorable Disney films)

Worlds/Levels

 * Corey's City (his home is based on Dallas, Texas)
 * Sophie's City (her home is based on Boston, Massachusetts)
 * Dimitri's City (his home is based on Chicago, Illinois)
 * Mushroom Kingdom
 * Jungle Japes
 * Hyrule
 * Brinstar
 * Dream Land
 * Corneria
 * Pokemon Stadium
 * Mute City
 * Onett
 * Icicle Mountain
 * Flat Zone 2
 * Castle Siege
 * Skyworld
 * Distant Planet
 * Shadow Moses Island
 * Green Hill Zone
 * Smashville
 * Boxing Ring
 * Dr. Wily's Castle
 * Pac-Land
 * Suzaku Castle
 * Umbra Clock Tower
 * Band Land
 * Liberty City
 * Bullworth Academy
 * 1947 Los Angeles
 * N. Sanity Beach
 * Artisans
 * Twilight Town
 * Wonderland
 * Mousedom/221 Baker Street
 * The Ringmaster's Big Top
 * Mugwomp Flats
 * Virginian Colonial Tribes
 * Space Paranoids/The Grid
 * Prydain
 * Pixie Hollow/Neverland
 * Swamp of Frogs
 * Symphony of Sorcery
 * Prankster's Paradise
 * Andalasia
 * Toon Town
 * Port Royal
 * Halloween Town
 * Atlantica
 * Castle of Dreams
 * Dwarf Woodlands
 * Enchanted Dominion
 * Beast's Castle
 * Agrabah
 * Pride Lands
 * La Cite de Cloches
 * Olympus Coliseum
 * Land of Dragons
 * Midgar
 * Shibuya

Main

 * Corey Randolph
 * Sophie Mansfield
 * Dimitri Fleischer

Music Videos

 * the music video for Sarah West's version of Kingdom Smash Brothers: The Legacy Continues, is Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram's Somewhere Out There, originally from the 1986 Universal Pictures animated movie, An American Tail