Chidosengan
Smash Lord
Remember this guy?
Yeah. Well, he was a shopkeeper of card store in a Japan-Only Gameboy Color game called "Card Hero", released in 2000. The series has never seen another sequel since.... until now!
Introducing Kousoku Card Battle: Card Hero
Game cover
In a battle
Someone has made a triumph return...
The main character goes by the name of Satoru.
Not the coolest looking guy, but it'll do.
High Speed Card Battle: Card Hero Opening
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3sRwnafuUo
My original idea is that he would be an AT. But I guess there are some people crazy enough to support him... so here we go:
As AT:
When he is brought to the battle field, he draws a card and brings a monster. Damage or effects depend on the monster he summons, it could be very helpful or useless. Whatever he brings would be random.
As Playable:
Now here is where it gets hard to explain. Unlike Pokemon Trainer, he would be in the battlefield, but still won't be doing any of the fighting himself. What he actually does is draws monsters to do everything for him, even to the neutral A attacks. His B specials would consists of stronger monsters.
If you ever played Jump! Superstars or Jump! Ultimate Stars, he would play similar to Yugi from Yu-Gi-Oh!.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yJIdQ1BU3Q
Well, discuss.. I guess. Or at least root for some sort of representation so we can get this game outside of Japan. Just like Stafy might do.
Yeah. Well, he was a shopkeeper of card store in a Japan-Only Gameboy Color game called "Card Hero", released in 2000. The series has never seen another sequel since.... until now!
Introducing Kousoku Card Battle: Card Hero
Game cover
In a battle
Someone has made a triumph return...
The main character goes by the name of Satoru.
Not the coolest looking guy, but it'll do.
High Speed Card Battle: Card Hero Opening
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3sRwnafuUo
My original idea is that he would be an AT. But I guess there are some people crazy enough to support him... so here we go:
As AT:
When he is brought to the battle field, he draws a card and brings a monster. Damage or effects depend on the monster he summons, it could be very helpful or useless. Whatever he brings would be random.
As Playable:
Now here is where it gets hard to explain. Unlike Pokemon Trainer, he would be in the battlefield, but still won't be doing any of the fighting himself. What he actually does is draws monsters to do everything for him, even to the neutral A attacks. His B specials would consists of stronger monsters.
If you ever played Jump! Superstars or Jump! Ultimate Stars, he would play similar to Yugi from Yu-Gi-Oh!.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yJIdQ1BU3Q
Well, discuss.. I guess. Or at least root for some sort of representation so we can get this game outside of Japan. Just like Stafy might do.
