King Dedede amiibo™ Discussion

[shrooby]

ya srry im new to shaqboards
^ lol

Don't worry, I get ya. It's all good this time.

 

[Tortilla Noggin]

Maybe Nintendo release some more Kirby-franchise amiibos if they release a new Kirby game, like how they are releasing Wool Yoshi Amiibos for Yoshi's wooly world.

I would have loved to have a clay Dedede from Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.

I would absolutely love Kirby series Amiibo-plushes personally. Whilst I typically only buy Amiibos of characters I particularly like right now, I would honestly buy the entire set of those, if they were to issue them.

Also, I sincerely apologise in advance if anyone dies of cuteness overload from this...

 

[Shiken]

Got mine a few days ago, training is progressing... he's learned to tilt gordos but very rarely tries to follow up downthrows, despite being taught that constantly. =(

 

[Tortilla Noggin]

Got mine a few days ago, training is progressing... he's learned to tilt gordos but very rarely tries to follow up downthrows, despite being taught that constantly. =(

Mine has an issue with not going for moves or follow-ups that should obviously kill an opponent at a given percentage, even though he otherwise mimics my fighting-style fairly well. Perhaps the Dedede Amiibos get blind-spots for these things?

 

[Texfone]

Got mine yesterday, The amiibo itself is amazing, apparantly I trained him well because I can't beat him anymore, and he can wipe out any level 9 CPU no problem. I think though, that he's too used to omega stages, because he seems kinda awkward when put on a regular stage. Also yesterday, I was lucky enough to find Ness AND Silver Mario, all three in the same store.

 

[Tortilla Noggin]

I have a Fox McCloud Amiibo who used to get quite upset by large stages as I didn't train him enough on them early on; He would actually freak out and simply suicide off of them after briefly pointlessly messing around and not even trying to fight - he had a real problem with both the 3DS and Wii U versions of Gaur Plain, and he seriously didn't like Palutena's Temple in the Wii U version. For a while, he came across as kind of neurotic, even, as he also started doing this any time he encountered a stage that he'd never seen before.

The good thing is, they don't stop learning even after they hit Level 50, so you can train it out of them.