Please elaborate. What does these things do? How do they function? Unique properties? I understand that you are still working on it, but just saying Coin Launch and Green Shell isn't good enough. Describe the traits of these moves. Pros and Cons.
All I can say is "Invincibility" sounds pretty broken in a setting such as smash.
The hammer would be a simple jab move, but charged up as a side smash, would send players flying similar to Mr. Game & Watch, except covering only the face side.
I didn't have a good name for Coin Launch, but the idea is that 8-Bit Mario would hit an instantly spawned brick and coins would bounce off of it; the sweet spot in general would be where the box would spawn and getting hit at that very spot could instantly K.O. an opponent provided you perform the smash attack at just the right moment.
Green, Red, and Blue shells will all inherit their abilities in the Smash Bros. series, only they will be pixelated and have slightly modified abilities. For example, the final upgradeable shell, the Blue Shell, will quickly seek out a random opponent instead of hovering over player's heads. Red Shell and Green Shells, however, will inherit their abilities from Melee and Brawl instead.
He would, after all, eventually run out of Mushrooms, Fireflowers, and Invincibilities. His maximum uses would be five Mushrooms, three Fireflowers, and one Invincibility. Each use requires a whole minute to replenish just one of each of them. Dying, however, will instantly replenish his stock of either one of these items depending on which Down Special it is.
His Dair has meteor smash component with the goal flag, but takes a bit of precision to get right. He essentially is on top of the flag pole like how you finish a stage in Super Mario Bros., but speedier to make it more useful in a Smash Bros. setting.
His Final Smash? He transforms into the Duck Hunt dog, and you play Duck Hunt for either a whole level, or until the dog laughs at you for not hitting all the ducks. Hitting the ducks comes with a meteor smash that is very difficult to pull off, but causes mild damage when a duck falls on a player, and hitting all the ducks is needed to continue the FS for the entire Duck Hunt level. You could also aim for the players directly to more easily knock them out, but each part of the level only has about five seconds, and if the ducks fly away, then the dog laughs at you, transforms back into 8-Bit Mario, and the match continues as usual. The idea is that 8-Bit Mario gives you an ultimatum: Quick and deadly, or slow and steady for the sake of balancing.
That's pretty much all there is to it.
