Guest objects

Description
Guest Objects are items or characters belonging to fictional worlds other than Scribblenauts included in Scribblenauts games as a special gesture from third parties.

Scribblenauts/Super Scribblenauts (Japanese version only)
In Japan, Konami published Scribblenauts and Super Scribblenauts instead of WB (The publishers of the US and EU versions.) Because they had the Japanese Intellectual Property, they were able to add characters from various Konami franchises into the games. These include:




 * Solid Snake, Old Snake and Big Boss from the Metal Gear series.
 * Goemon and Ebisumaru from the Legend of the Mystical Ninja Series.
 * Alucard from The Castlevania series.
 * The Vic Viper from the Gradius series.
 * Manaka from the Loveplus series.

Wii U


Scribblenauts Unlimited on Wii U will contain items and characters from Nintendo's Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda series, probably as a special launch game incentive for the console.

Confirmed objects include:

Special interactions are programmed between characters and items, for example Link will use the Ocarina to summon Epona and ride her, Mario will attack Bowser.
 * Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Toad, Bowser, different coloured Yoshis, Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, Super Star, Goomba, Koopa Troopa (red and green), Boo, Shy Guy,Yoshi Egg, Karts, Coins, Bob-Omb from Super Mario.
 * Link, Zelda, Navi, Epona, Goron, Tingle, Sheik, Ganondorf, Ganon, Dark link, Ocarina, Hookshot, Triforce, Rupee, Master Sword, Hylian Shield from The Legend of Zelda.

Due to Reluctance from Nintendo's part of misuse of Intellectual Property, Adjectives and Item editing are reportedly disabled on these objects which means no Zombie Mario and Fat Princess Peach for you!.

3DS
Due to the lateness of the deal with Nintendo, and the production time of game cartridges, Fifth Cell was unable to add the objects to the 3DS version. They could be added to the game on a later date through update or DLC.

PC
The nintendo objects will not be included on the PC version of the game for obvious intellectual property reasons.