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So I see people discussing irrelevant characters...
Newsflash, Sakurai isn't going to put in your favorite irrelevant characters. Since Super Smash Bros. is about the latest development (and not importance, which is why Captain Falcon was cut from this game; he hasn't had a game in a decade), everyone is obviously going to be in because of relevancy. Sakurai doesn't care about fans, they can't make up their mind. Uniqueness doesn't matter, which obviously explains why Lucario replaced Mewtwo with a cloned move set and why Mewtwo was never heard of again (especially not in X & Y? You mean they'd give him two Mega Evolutions? Pfft). Who cares about King K. Rool and his past games a a villain, he's done for. This explains why Chrom, Mii, and Pac-Man were confirmed at E3 2013 and why Mega Man was shut down by Sakurai; he isn't relevant enough.
...oh you want a humanoid robotic character? Look no further than Astro Boy:
Introducing Astro Boy, who starts in a brand spankin' new anime called Little Astro Boy that has aired just this year. It has been a hit in Nigeria and is translating all over the world because everyone (for now) loves Astro Boy. Because of this outstanding hit the anime has been, Tezuka Production has been looking into including Astro Boy into the next Super Smash Bros. After putting up a great case about how relevant Astro Boy has been, Sakurai eventually decided to put Astro Boy in as a late addition because we must have more recent reps. This means that Wolf and Isaac are getting the boot since they are too low of a priority to add due to being irrelevant. Remember, we are running out of worthwhile Nintendo, so obvious, Sakurai has to look at third-parties (and yes Astro Boy is third-party, deal with it).
Then at E3 2014, Sceptile, Chorus Men were confirmed. Despite people complaining about how RIdley was a stage hazard, King K. Rool was a boss, and Mewtwo was a Pokeball, Sakurai mentioned that he had a special surprise for everyone. It is then that Astro Boy was revealed to make his debut as a playable character. Everyone then roared across the screen in tears because they hated the idea of Astro Boy being playable. But with an amazingly unique move set, Astro Boy proves that he was relevant enough to get in, non-video game status be damned.
Remember folks, you may not have Mewtwo, Mega Man, King K. Rool, or Ridley as playable, but Sakurai always knows how to make characters you don't know you want.
Newsflash, Sakurai isn't going to put in your favorite irrelevant characters. Since Super Smash Bros. is about the latest development (and not importance, which is why Captain Falcon was cut from this game; he hasn't had a game in a decade), everyone is obviously going to be in because of relevancy. Sakurai doesn't care about fans, they can't make up their mind. Uniqueness doesn't matter, which obviously explains why Lucario replaced Mewtwo with a cloned move set and why Mewtwo was never heard of again (especially not in X & Y? You mean they'd give him two Mega Evolutions? Pfft). Who cares about King K. Rool and his past games a a villain, he's done for. This explains why Chrom, Mii, and Pac-Man were confirmed at E3 2013 and why Mega Man was shut down by Sakurai; he isn't relevant enough.
...oh you want a humanoid robotic character? Look no further than Astro Boy:
Introducing Astro Boy, who starts in a brand spankin' new anime called Little Astro Boy that has aired just this year. It has been a hit in Nigeria and is translating all over the world because everyone (for now) loves Astro Boy. Because of this outstanding hit the anime has been, Tezuka Production has been looking into including Astro Boy into the next Super Smash Bros. After putting up a great case about how relevant Astro Boy has been, Sakurai eventually decided to put Astro Boy in as a late addition because we must have more recent reps. This means that Wolf and Isaac are getting the boot since they are too low of a priority to add due to being irrelevant. Remember, we are running out of worthwhile Nintendo, so obvious, Sakurai has to look at third-parties (and yes Astro Boy is third-party, deal with it).
Then at E3 2014, Sceptile, Chorus Men were confirmed. Despite people complaining about how RIdley was a stage hazard, King K. Rool was a boss, and Mewtwo was a Pokeball, Sakurai mentioned that he had a special surprise for everyone. It is then that Astro Boy was revealed to make his debut as a playable character. Everyone then roared across the screen in tears because they hated the idea of Astro Boy being playable. But with an amazingly unique move set, Astro Boy proves that he was relevant enough to get in, non-video game status be damned.
Remember folks, you may not have Mewtwo, Mega Man, King K. Rool, or Ridley as playable, but Sakurai always knows how to make characters you don't know you want.
