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Jigglypuff.
Her too. I agree.
I'd prefer to use a whopping hammer, actually.
I second that.
Being a unique move does not make your entire character center around it. You keep saying that and that more than one of his moves is the KO Uppercut. Yet you provide no evidence.[OBJECTION!]
The KO Uppercut belonged to Little Mac in Super Punch-Out!! Not Little Mac in Punch-Out!! (Wii)
[TAKE THAT!]
The move itself is, as I said, a pretty pivotal part of his moveset. His entire gameplay mechanic sort of centers around it. It's more than just one move.
It's also a non existent claim. I never said he hated it. I said he ignores it. And that's not a baseless claim if you've played Brawl.
I said she has all of Fox's abilities. I didn't say those were the only ones they had. So what's irrelevant is the DIFFERENCES she has. Just like Toon Link, Lucas, and Ganondorf's differences were irrelevant.
Except Louie uses Bulbmin, Titan Dweevil, and gets abducted by Bumbling Snitch bugs in Pikmin 2. And I like your "Who knows why" quote. Proof that you intentionally ignore my evidence so you don't have to be wrong.I'd prefer to use a whopping hammer, actually.
But Saturn, you said yourself.
"They gotta do what they do in the game."
You say it all the time. Rosalina can't do this because she doesn't use it in canon.
Krystal can't do that because who knows why.
Louie never uses beasts, I'm a gentle folk.
Mii: Ugh. Bleh. No thanks. But I'm sure they'll be getting in regardless of the leak's validity, and they're huge, so I've made my peace with it.
That's very self-aware of you. Unfortunately people will always find a reason to hate on a certain character for one silly reason or another.
That's all I strive for.
They didn't become clones because they had enough going for them to make them original, priority inclusions. Funky does not. He's like fourth on a list we'll probably only get one from, and his only redeeming quality at this point is a similar body structure with DK, and the logical assumption he could have a moveset based on DK's, it's no big stretch.
So obviously there would be precedent for it happening again, unlikely as it might be. I believe that wasn't the sole reason though, popularity and a lack of other clone ideas were also given. But let's not act like Funky and DK are as dissimilar as Ganondorf and Captain Falcon.
Listen bub. If we're getting a Pikmin newcomer, it'll be the President.
Little Mac's entire play-style does revolve around the uppercut knock out, inherently. You are building meter the entire time you are playing, you don't really need evidence. It is common sense.
In Louie's defense, Krystal does use the staff in Adventures. And Adventures was mentioned in her trophy in Brawl, so it's not like he's dismissing the game. Correct me if I'm wrong, though, I don't wanna look dumb.
N30N, could you bend the rules just a bit for me and let me post a Z-snap gif?
I think the term you're looking for is "gimmick".
"Yeah, that's what they all said"
It's Rosalina and Greninja. AT and Pokeball at best.
What is happening on thursday?
Probably not, as she's still pretty low to the ground.
Possible Ice Climbers with the NES Remix 1+2 coming out.
I'm doubtful of that. I think it's just a stylistic thing. Mewtwo did a similar thing in Melee and he was still affected by items on the ground. I don't know about banana peels, but I'd assume it'd work similarly.
Ok thanks
Please don't make posts like this. If you disagree, try expressing that through means other than insults and randomness.
You know if I said alright there'd be no end to others in my face wanting to bend the rules.
Exactly. You refused to accept them and dismiss them as nonsensical and pretend that the argument was something else entirely because you don't want to be wrong. That's denial.
That's what I said. Notice how you're lying by pretending I said he wouldn't be a semi-clone when I actually implied that he WOULD be.
I'm not proud of you and you haven't learned anything. You just dismiss and deny everything you don't like and are dishonest about what you quote. It's vile.
Oh, but I'm your favorite though...You know if I said alright there'd be no end to others in my face wanting to bend the rules.
The Star Uppercut actually originated in the original Punch-Out for the arcade. The meter used in Smash is even based on this version, it's the same design, unlike the SNES version.[OBJECTION!]
The KO Uppercut belonged to Little Mac in Super Punch-Out!! Not Little Mac in Punch-Out!! (Wii)
[TAKE THAT!]
The move itself is, as I said, a pretty pivotal part of his moveset. His entire gameplay mechanic sort of centers around it. It's more than just one move.
Can someone vouch for me on this? I want to see this be responded to.
@Ariand/AEM That pretty much destroys your argument seeing as it's a classic element and even appears in more than one title.The Star Uppercut actually originated in the original Punch-Out for the arcade. The meter used in Smash is even based on this version, it's the same design, unlike the SNES version.
I will champion you, good sir!
Totally makes up for lack of Trophies and Stages. That's like claiming Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing pays major tribute to Diddy Kong Racing because it's mentioned in Banjo's profile.
Well, I was being serious here.
Well, you were arguing that Sakurai doesn't acknowledge Adventures. And he has here, so it kinda makes your point invalid.
It's not my fault that you purposely pretended like you didn't know what I meant.
Sorry; I was in a different thread, my notification didn't tell me about this response. I was just affirming the notion that it was pivotal to his character, I shouldn't have used the phrase "play-style."
If his decision-making process in adding the Chorus Men was creating a gimmick, then searching for characters specifically meant to perform that gimmick, as appears to be the case based on my interpretation, it does come across as "cheap novelty." Same goes for WFT, albeit with the process being to search specifically for characters wanted by no one in her case.As opposed to making a fighting style centered around rhythm by looking into a notable franchise that's all about rhythm for a character idea? It's as much "cheap novelty" as Wii Fit Trainer and Villager.
Do you still think he's going to be playable after the direct?
