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Weird, it works for me.

We can do that without talking to Tatsunoko.

An RPG character that switches between classes/jobs to get different movesets would honestly be an interesting successor to Pokémon Trainer. It might even be the best way to represent certain RPG series. I imagine something like a fast assassin class, a ranged mage class, and a tanky barbarian...

Waluigi is the most likely, but it's a tossup after that. Toad has popularity but not necessarily any interest from the devs to promote him. Geno could be outprioritized by other Square Enix characters. I see King Boo and Kamek and Pauline all being considered, though the first two are likelier...

Hard to say because some characters I think need complete reworks, but others I think just need a few moves changed.

Even if Elder Scrolls doesn't get a playable character, it'd be nice to see more content from it. It could get a stage, or things like enchanted weapons as items.

I could see this working. It's a good reference too. Though there might be complaints about Dixie using barrels and not Donkey.

If there's a solid alternative idea for the down special, I'd be interested, though the ideas you listed would probably be used for her normals (or standard special for the bubblegum).

An Isabelle-style semiclone seems best for Dixie. Her ponytail should be used for more than just a couple moves, and after you replace enough moves, there'll be too much of a difference for her to be labeled as an echo. Moves like Diddy's tilts, smashes and down special can stay on Dixie.

I mean, I think it's obvious enough to not bully others for wanting less popular characters. There's also a good chance a few less popular characters will be made into newcomers, but it's entirely up to the devs to decide that, since popularity (obviously) isn't a metric.

Specifically, some stages from these games would be nice. Though I'd wanna see them in a modern artstyle instead of being 8-bit like other retro stages. Kinda surprised to see King Boo place well, cause I didn't see him as a particularly popular choice.

Depends on if there's some kind of theme or not. I imagined a game that adds lots of content from past Nintendo series, and named it Super Smash Bros. Legacy. But if it's just a standard Smash game, I'd use a synonym for "fight" or "hit". Super Smash Bros. Strike, Super Smash Bros. Combat, Super...

Would you rather have Vault Boy, Dragonborn, or Doom Slayer playable? I think I already know the popular answer, but I'll ask.

Yeah that could work.

The third one is a neat idea, but I'd rather introduce a new stage that does that. Cause I like the neutral feeling of Battlefield and FD.