"The only other two fighters that could have survived would have been Bayonetta or Palutena," Sakurai added. He also explained both the narrative and gameplay reasons that he ultimately ruled them out. Sakurai also revealed two other characters who could have potentially survived the Galeem blast: Kid Icarus goddess Palutena and uber-powerful witch Bayonetta. That alone made him a pretty solid contender." Some of you may have forgotten, but Kirby’s Warp Star has been able to, y’know, warp since his very first game. We needed a solid, convincing reason for why said character could outrun Galeem. But from a game design perspective, and based on process of elimination, Kirby was the obvious choice. "So why did I choose Kirby? 'It must be because you created the Kirby series!' I thought you might say that. "All the fighters perish at once in 'World of Light,' but there wouldn’t be much of a story if one of them didn’t survive," Sakurai explained to Famitsu, via a translation provided by Source Gaming. But as it turns out, there's a more logical reason that Kirby was able to withstand the villainous Galeem's best shot. Many reasoned that Kirby's survival was largely because he was originally series director Masahiro Sakurai's creation. It's Kirby, everybody's favorite pink puffball.
The introductory trailer took everyone's favorite heroes from across the gaming world and pretty much killed them all. Ultimate recently revealed its single-player story mode, World of Light.
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