
Super Brawl 3: Good vs. Evil lets you choose one of 26 Nickelodeon fighters and charge into a 2D opponent. Win two rounds to win the match. Landing hits fills the Fan Power bar, press C to summon a fan for a finishing blow (Flash is not needed).
Super Brawl 3: Good vs. Evil isn't just pure fighting; the Fan Power bar can turn the tide of battle. Understanding how to build and release this bar will help you win matches where spamming attacks won't save you.
Every time you land a hit on an opponent, the Fan Power bar at the bottom of the screen fills up. When it's full, it lights up, and you press C to summon a fan to unleash a big attack.
Fans are children dressed up as Nickelodeon characters. Before the match, you choose a boy or girl, then select a fan from a total of 24 fans. Outside of Story Mode, any fighter can be paired with any fan.
Normal attacks are the main source of power, so you need to corner your opponent to continuously attack. Don't stand far away and attack aimlessly, because if you miss, the bar won't move.
Combos also help build up faster. Go to Training to learn some combos for your main character; for example, SpongeBob's Jellyfish Blast is a must. Then go down and punch.
Keeping the bar until your opponent has low health is the quickest way to end the match. But if you're being cornered, deactivating the bar early to let your fans come to your rescue is also a good idea.
The important thing is not to let the bar fill up and forget to press the button. The full bar doesn't activate automatically; you have to actively press C.

The computer also accumulates and summons fans just like you. When you see the CPU bar is almost full, dodge and defend instead of charging in.
The computer's fan attacks are very powerful; a full hit will take a large amount of health. Taking a proactive defense will help you maintain the advantage you've built.
You can play Super Brawl 3: Good vs. Evil for free on fnaffreddy.io without installing Flash. The feeling of holding the Fan Power bar until the right moment and then summoning fans to finish them off still makes Super Brawl 3: Good vs. Evil worth playing again and again.