Mugen Everything Vs Everything Screenpack Upd [2021] May 2026

Everything vs Everything (EvE) screenpack, originally created by DJ-VAN, is a classic and high-capacity motif for the M.U.G.E.N engine

designed to accommodate massive rosters of thousands of characters. The updated ("upd") versions often focus on enhancing compatibility with modern M.U.G.E.N versions like 1.0 and 1.1, while significantly expanding character slot limits. Key Features of Updated Versions Massive Capacity : Recent updates can feature over 11,000 character slots

. Some pre-filled "full game" rosters include nearly 9,000 characters and hundreds of custom stages. Resolution Support

: While the original version ran at 640x480, high-definition (HD) updates support resolution, providing a graphically smoother experience. Visual Varieties mugen everything vs everything screenpack upd

: A secondary motif included in the standard pack where characters are not categorized into groups. Custom Lifebars

: Updates like the "EvE Battle for 1.0" fix localcoord display issues and offer modified lifebars with square portrait boxes. Improved Stability

: Modern edits are designed to run more reliably on current PCs and even some mobile environments (via technical workarounds like Termox), though stability can vary depending on the sheer number of characters loaded. Popular Variations & Edits DJ-VAN's Original/HD : The foundation of the EvE series. BrokenMUGEN EvE Table of Contents

: A popular, extremely large variant often cited as a successor to the original due to its even higher character slot count. DoomGuy II's Edit

: Primarily fixes incompatibility issues from the original for M.U.G.E.N 1.0, ensuring characters display correctly. Installation & Troubleshooting Data Overwrite : Users often need to replace the system.def

file in their M.U.G.E.N data folder with the screenpack's specific version to avoid loading errors. Loading Times Prerequisites & Versions Installation & Setup The Slots

: Due to the massive roster size, the engine may take several minutes to load depending on hardware power. Credit & Sources

: These packs are community-driven; creators generally request credit be given when sharing these builds on platforms like Mugen Free For All is best for your current PC specs?

Prerequisites & Versions
Installation & Setup
The Slots System (The 3000+ Character Challenge)
Adding Characters (The EVE Method)
Adding Stages
The Logic of Select Screens (Editing system.def)
The Art of Portraits (Customizing the Look)
Troubleshooting Common Issues

I. Selection Screen Overhaul (The "Omniselect")

Infinite Zoom-Out Grid: Press a key to zoom out and see a galaxy of portraits – all 15,000+ characters at a glance as colored dots. Zoom back in to select.
Tag-Based Filtering (Real-time):
- While on select screen, type :dragonball to show only DBZ characters.
- Type :shoto for Ryu-likes. :joke for Dan, Pichu, etc. :god for overpowered.
- Tags read from a .def file you pre-assign. You can combine tags: :marvel:female
"Quantum Random" Button: A button that randomly selects based on usage statistics – it will favor characters you rarely pick.
Team Presets (for Tag Modes):
- Save 20 different 2v2 or 4v4 teams with custom team names ("The Jobbers," "Anime Bullshit," "Actual Gods").
- Each preset remembers character order, assists (if any), and a team portrait.

V. UI Extras

Customizable Font Engine: Supports any .ttf font. You can have different fonts for character names, timer, combo counter, etc.
The "Everything" Settings Menu: A deep menu with:
- Max rounds (1-99)
- Random stage select weighting (favorite certain stages)
- "No Bullshit" toggle (disables all characters tagged as "Joke" or "God" with one click)
- Portrait border style (Hexagon, Circle, Rectangle, Broken glass)
Steam Deck / Controller Friendly: Large, bold UI elements, hold-to-confirm, haptic feedback on highlight.

Core Philosophy: Absolute Chaos & Inclusivity

Unlike traditional screenpacks that organize characters by game (e.g., Street Fighter row, King of Fighters row) or tier, EvE is designed to treat every single character—from a 4-pixel Mario to a 500MB God Rugal—as an equal "entity." The "vs Everything" part means the UI encourages random selection, massive simultaneous rosters, and zero distinction between joke characters, anime fighters, DBZ gods, and original creations.