ONE LETTER OFF SUPERHEROES

ONE LETTER OFF SUPERHEROES is the first episode of the Smosh series One Letter Off. It was released on June 17, 2016.

Video description
The Superheroes we know and love are slightly different with one letter off...

Cast

 * Anthony Padilla
 * Ian Hecox
 * Shayne Topp
 * Noah Grossman
 * Brittni Barger
 * David Moss (Lasercorn) (uncredited)

Crew

 * Director: Ryan Todd
 * 1st Assistant Director: Sean McCullough
 * Written by: Anthony Padilla, Ian Hecox, Ryan Finnerty
 * Produced by: Anthony Padilla, Ian Hecox, Ryan Todd
 * Creative Director: Joe Bereta
 * Coordinating Producer: Michelle Holman
 * Director of Photography: John Jimenez
 * Camera: Brennan Iketani
 * Assistant Camera: Kyle Haubert
 * Sound: Ivan Harder
 * Grips: Pattrick Egan & Lee Eisenhower & Austin Blank
 * Pre Production Designer: Odin Abbott
 * Art Director: Lindsey Liberman
 * Makeup: Paula Barkley
 * Makeup Assistant: Brianna Hinojosa
 * Wardrobe: Felicia Cowley & Feleicia Martin
 * Edited by: Michael Barryte
 * Assistant Editor: Katie Reed
 * Post Supervision by: Ryan Finnerty
 * DIT/Media Mgmt: Gabe Laguer
 * BTS: Phil Mohr
 * Color: Mike Burton
 * PA: Andrea Santana, Beau Miller, Lizet Fernandez

Plot
Each segment shows a new superhero when a letter is changed in each superhero's name.

Ant Man/Can't Man
Can't Man is attempting to solve a Rubik's Cube, but gives up and announces that he can't do it.

X-Men/Ex-Men
Jean Grey announces to Wolverine that she is done with their relationship and breaks up with him before angrily stomping past Cyclops and Gambit, with them apparently also having a failed relationship with Jean Grey.

The Flash/The Flesh
The Flesh is naked but he doesn't mind being so.

Human Torch/Human Porch
Two men are standing on Human Porch enjoying the day, much to Human Porch's chagrin.

Star-Lord/Stare-Lord
Two people are in the kitchen background talking when suddenly Stare-Lord (Lasercorn) moves in front of the camera, staring at it. The man then tells Stare-Lord to get out.

Wonder Woman/Wander Woman
Wander Woman is trying to find her way but gets lost. She tried using a map but she had difficulty with it too.

Spiderman/Sliderman
Sliderman tries to slide on a water slide but stops halfway before having to push the rest himself.

Hulk/Bulk
Jack is putting in his discounted rolls of toilet paper from Costco into his car. He then does a superhero stance saying: "SAVINGS!".

Superman/Supermean
From an alternate scene in Batman Vs. Superman, Batman asks Supermean: "Tell me, do you bleed?", which Supermean responded by saying, "That's what I asked your mom last night!". An airhorn sound effect plays out as Batman complains about him being super mean.

Iron Man/Irony Man
Tony Stark is told by the doctor from LIE DETECTOR that he has an iron deficiency. Tony then faces the audience, asking if it was ironic with the audience laughing. Naturally, the doctor is confused.

Captain Planet/Captain Plan It
Captain Plan It helps an engaged couple plan their big wedding, but he takes creative control and plans everything ahead of time in a way that the couple doesn't want him to, such as making natural yellow the color of their bride's maid dressing instead of blue and making a friend of theirs, Betsy, who has halitosis, as their bridesmaid instead of the bride's sister.

Deadpool/Deadpoop
The screen just shows the name, Deadpool, and the "L" immediately turns into a "P", as it is declared the "Best Joke Ever".

Batman/Brätman
A guy complains about somebody calling Bratman, who suddenly appears (he's wearing a Batman costume with lederhosen and has a thick Austrian accent) and corrects the pronunciation as "Brätman". After the title name changes the first "a" to become the accented "ä", the guy points out that in America, they don't use the accent. However, before he can finish explaining, Brätman throws a link of Bratwurst at him and he falls down. The segment and video end with Brätman declaring "I'm Brätman!" as the "Brätman" logo appears and the theme song is heard.

Captain America/Caption America
It has Caption America typing a long philosophical message on social media before ending it off with #eyebrowsonfleek.

Trivia

 * This video is Brittni Barger's last credited appearance in a Smosh video.
 * In the Behind-the-Scenes video, the inspiration for the deleted scene Caption America came from a real-life Instagram user who would post long philosophical messages on his or her page.