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Yeah that makes no sense how sum people think they would be just clones...
That or they know nothing about them and are just too lazy to even look up some footage of either one.
I can try to do that. But i don't have all her weapons. lol
But we already have kawaii in the form of Princess Peach.Found this on reddit.
A fully unique Lana is excellent while Falcondorf staying intact is fine with me since I main him. I can't really imagine her pulling off Warlock Punch or Flame Choke since it would be "out of character" (Though I can easily see Cia doing all of that given she's a dark lord/mistress).
The second one wouldn't make the fans rage.
Yes, the staff is a must for her and she needs to yell "Sore!" with ever single swing. And who wouldn't want to see more of those adorable little Deku Tree Sprouts in another game?
I WILL mute the sound when I play Lana though.Yes, the staff is a must for her and she needs to yell "Sore!" with ever single swing. And who wouldn't want to see more of those adorable little Deku Tree Sprouts in another game?
Lana with Ganondorf's moveset? That's certainly an odd image
Yeah, it would be far too strange for her. But Cia with his moveset makes sense if you had played through the game's entire story mode.
Imagine the up tilt though, panty shots for DAYYYSSSSYeah, it would be far too strange for her. But Cia with his moveset makes sense if you had played through the game's entire story mode.
Cia makes more sense, but then I'd still want Lana as an alt skin anyway. Plus, nowhere near as funny to being awesome. Being a tiny girl (I think even smaller than Zelda/Sheik) doing a warlock punch with that kind of power seems like it would be awesome to me. Or at least make every already overly satisfying slow move of Ganondorf's feel way more overly satisfying.Yeah, it would be far too strange for her. But Cia with his moveset makes sense if you had played through the game's entire story mode.
While i like how she is mostly using water base attack like the game, I feel she should incorporate other items to her move, up b should be the portal for herself. I do like how her final smash is the cucco thou. The for reviving this thread, I might make a move set out ta her soon.
Just for the sake of reviving this page, I'll ask you guys what you think of this moveset. Since you can't really tell what's the intention with still images, then I'll put the artist's explanation in a spoiler so it makes sense.
Name: Lana
Universe: Legend of Zelda
Entrance: Lana lands onstage and opens her spell book. A couple magic orbs fly into the book and she closes it, ready to battle.
B- Spell Dash- Lana performs a large sprint kick attack forward. The tip of her shoes let off an aura of light magic as she propels herself forward, if she makes contact with an opponent Lana kicks them away from herself. This magic kick deals 6% DMG and pushes opponents away like F.L.U.D.D. However, the main function of the spell kick is to set off magic traps. Each of Lana’s other special moves leave behind some form of magic barrier once the move is finished, if Lana performs a spell dash into one of these barriers, the barrier will let off a decent sized lightning explosion, depending on which barrier is hit.
Side B- Magic Dice- Lana performs a small flip into the air, and under herself she summons a magic block of electricity to appear. The block is about as tall as regular Link, and after summoning it Lana jumps on top of it. Lana can move left or right with the block in an attempt to capture opponents, the block moves slowly (about as fast as Ganondorf’s walk) but deals 8% DMG every time it rolls forward a step. Lana can jump off the block at any time, and if she is knocked off the block by an attack the block will disappear. If Lana jumps off herself, the block stays in effect for 4 seconds. While it is on the field, Lana can use a spell dash into it. Once she spell dashes into the dice, she summons a lightning orb to strike the dice, causing it to explode in an electric explosion. This explosion deals electric DMG and great DMG/knockback.
Up B- Light Wall- Lana creates 3 magic barriers above her, each slightly diagonally above the other, about the height of Sonic’s peak up special height. After summoning them, she leaps gracefully between them, then jumps out. After reaching her peak height, she can use only B as she falls to the ground. These walls can also be used by opponents with wall jumping abilities, however Lana can use a spell dash to destroy these walls at any time and to deal an electric explosion.
Down B- Magic Trap- Lana casts a spell right in front of herself, which summons a small magic box. This box is electrified, and has a slight gravitational pull effect to it so if an opponent is standing nearby they will be pulled into the trap. This trap lasts about as long as Ness’ PK fire, and can deal a string of electric DMG to opponents who get caught in the trap. Like the other specials, she can also magic dash into it to make it explode with an electric explosion.
Final Smash- Summoning Gate- Lana takes out her summoning gate weapon and summons a gigantic Cucco! This Cucco appears out of the gate and lets out a loud squack before flying forward quickly, rushing offstage and dragging any opponents with it. Works very much like Ganondorf’s final smash, but it is slightly bigger. After the Cucco flies offstage, Lana is scene knocked over on the ground from when it emerged. She lets out a nervous giggle and gets back into the fight.
Taunt 1- Lana takes out the Deku Staff and leans against it, while giggling.
Taunt 2- Lana flips through the pages of her spell book while humming the overworld theme of Legend of Zelda.
Taunt 3- Lana looks at the camera and gives it a wink and a kawaii peace finger pose.
Defeat Pose- Lana claps for the winner with a scowl on her face.
Victory Pose 1- Lana dances to the theme of the overworld music from The Legend of Zelda.
Victory Pose 2- Lana holds her sorcery book as orbs of blue energy circle her. They get sucked up into the book, and Lana smiles at the camera as she closes the book.
Victory Pose 3- Two Deku Sprouts dance around Lana as she hums a Zelda theme.
Alt Costumes-
Basic Gear
Red Hair, Red Robes (Volga Themed)
Blue Hair, Green Robes (Link Themed)
Black Robes (Cia Themed)
Blackish/Purple Robes, Purple Hair (Wizzro Themed)
Yellow Robes, Blonde Hair
Pink Robes, Blonde Hair (Zelda Themed)
Guardian of Time Costume
Kirby Hat- Kirby gets a copy of Lana’s hair.
Trophies Assosiated with Hyrule Warriors:
Lana
Lana Alt. (Wii U: Guardian of Time outfit with the Deku Staff)
Lana Alt. (3DS: Lana is giving a peace finger pose in her green outfit)
Summoning Gate (Final Smash)
Cia
Cia Unmasked
Volga
Wizzro
Link (Hyrule Warriors)
Zelda (Hyrule Warriors)
Ganondorf (Hyrule Warriors)
And the game was officially revealed alongside that new Zelda title. For me, it was one of the best parts of the direct if we ignore the other disappointing aspects of the Digital Event. We also got ourselves a new update in the form of a Classic Link costume.
I think going with the Warriors system for Lana would be a great way of making her that token "Wariors rep" in Smash and unique. If Ryu can have his Street Fighter inputs, then why not Lana having her combo system from Hyrule Warriors.
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Wanted Skull Kid?Lana has great moveset potential and she's great for representing the unexpectedly successful Hyrule Warriors. Like Azure Warrior mentioned, she can bring Hyrule Warriors' combo system with her as well as her alt color costumes and maybe even...the Skull Kid costume as well for ultimate
