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Think you can make the next Delfino or Skyloft? We're submitting travelling stages!

Reminder that we are submitting our first ever cosmetic hat content!

No.

Ninja'd, Yes.

If you're gonna play the "all Smash picks are good" card, that's fine - good even! We could do with more of that - but don't backtrack it once the radicals start suggesting characters.

is doug walker called doug lay in america

when did we agree to call gumbly graggle

It really REALLY annoys me when people use off-site links on creation or brainstorming threads. I can't access DA; Wikia is a laggy commercial hellscape; and Google Docs linger in my Drive.

Tomorrow's SMSB stage job will be inspired by my analysis of a lot of YouTube ranking videos of Smash stages and what stages appear to be most popular, while Monday's is one that was inspired by a stage idea I had specifically.

Since Jenny's up B is a 360 movement, I have a feeling tap jump is coming to NASB soon.

gextrification

Anyone want to take the Bonus DLC thread from me?

I do wonder what Kenny James thinks of Bowser using realistic grunts in Smash

Gex winning the Mii Costume vote is not surprising.

Gex winning by what may be the biggest landslide in creation thread or at least Infinite history? with only one vote lower than 3? That's surprising.

I am all for this recent trend of naming Pokémon after meme slang (intentionally or otherwise, I know both of the new ones are Spanish puns but I find it hard to believe it wasn't intentional or at least noticed), makes the characters a fun time capsule for future generations when they return for later games.

I've been thinking about the Chip N' Dale movie so much that I had a nightmare taking place in its universe, where I was Bart Simpson and struggled with being typecast in adulthood while slowly being turned into a negative exaggeration of my childhood screen persona by the frustration of being a child star, while my family was really disappointed with me and didn't even bother to hide it. Wasn't funny or even surreal, just depressing

Who did it better?

Scarlet and Violet being open world is an instant turn-off TBH.

I still think the DuckTales Moon theme should've been in Sora's challenger pack. Basically the only chance for one of the most legendary songs in gaming history, and a good fit for Hollow Bastion with how it moves at different speeds in the air.

Professor E. Gadd joins the battle! We're currently submitting movesets and alt costumes for him!

Imagine if SMSB was a real game and Smash fansites would have to list "Dennis Hopper's King Koopa is the first non-video game character in the Super Smash Bros. series"

the Ghost Gang are an underrated Smash pick.

Here in the UK, religious humour isn't really taboo at all, so I remember growing up confused on why so many cartoon and game characters based on God or the Devil were described with euphemism names. In particular, the Sewer Guru in WarioWare: Touched! (who, as it turns out, was called God in Japan) and the Red Guy (who was called the Devil in the pilot) when I managed to catch Cow & Chicken reruns on the late night rerun block Cartoon Network would do at the time (Adult Swim doesn't air on CN here, breaks UK TV laws). At the very least, I could recognise Him from the Powerpuff Girls as a seperate entity from Mr. S so that question never came up.

I wonder what this ironic Morbius mania looks like from the perspective of someone who unironically loves the Morbius character in the comics.

Dall-E Mini won't work on my iPad for some reason

I'm not really pleased with Bonus DLC's new content, and that's primarily on me since I took too long to step my foot down on Kirby; FE; and Zelda alt costumes.

My problem with Conker in Smash isn't that he's inappropriate or hard to censor, but rather that he's a third party associated with Nintendo more than his actual IP owners.

Welp, we have a new meme dad for NASB.

I feel main characters first is a good rule for crossover kart racers and other games where characters are purely cosmetic (with rare exceptions for cases where a more cartoony or otherwise tonally fitting mascot exists within a non-cartoony series, like Slime or Riki)

I really like the idea of a stance fighter clone - like, they switch between a clone of one fighter and a clone of another. Dixie and Funky or Arcade DK and Jr. could be fun for this.

The Mr. Incredible memes aren't even recognisable as Mr. Incredible any more. They look more like Patrick if anything.

We are submitting Luigi's Mansion characters and a villain stage!

I'm currently watching Seinfeld for the first time - I've wanted to try and watch a lot more live action TV and movies lately since I'm generally just an animation and puppetry guy - is it just me or does the studio audience laugh at everything except the jokes? Or is this show's humour just too subtle for my borderline-Disney Adult baby brain?

I've been watching some of the old Flintstones episodes from the 60s, they aren't exactly laugh-a-second (or even laugh-a-minute) and the exchanges can be a bit cruel at times, but there's a weirdly comforting vibe to them; the stone age world aesthetic is wonderful with the flat-shaded thick-outlined neanderthals in front of beautifully painted backgrounds; and the slapstick is very well executed given the limited animation they were dealing with. This show certainly does visual humour better than verbal - the few belly laughs I've had with this show have been facial expressions and stone age technology (a tiny sundial being hung on the wall? comic genius). Laugh tracks can be a bit awkward at times but the sound mixing luckily makes them very quiet. It grew on me, but I can totally understand why it hasn't had the same consistent rerun staple status as Looney Tunes and Scooby-Doo. Looney Tunes, despire predating the Flintstones (and TV as a whole), is meta and post-modern, The Flintstones is not. Scooby-Doo's episodic mysteries and beatnik aesthetic aren't provided by many other cartoons even today, but kids have plenty of caveman and dysfunctional family stories to choose from now.

It's kinda funny how the Simpsons, despite "dysfunctional family" being the hook, have a way more stable relationship than the family from Bedrock. Also, the Fruity Pebbles ads are completely OOC - Fred would be the aggressor and not Barney if this were the show