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I saw three rainbows yesterday.
I am so jealous. The most I've seen are two rainbows.I saw three rainbows yesterday.
There is rainbow dash, a rainbow and ghirahim's heart (filled with rainbows), so it's more than 3That's only two. Are you dumb.
Your trying to hard. Not Strong enough.There is rainbow dash, a rainbow and ghirahim's heart (filled with rainbows), so it's more than 3
So good attack speed, not great running speed?He was only fast when he was attacking, but slow as an iceberg otherwise, which I tried to reflect in the set I made.
I actually think he would be quick. I always thought he was being slow to mess with you and the sword in the game. But he has that one attack where he rushed at you, which shows he was speed.He was only fast when he was attacking, but slow as an iceberg otherwise, which I tried to reflect in the set I made.
Well, you're right, but why would he behave out of character in Smash Brothers? I would think he needs to bring his personality to the table if he were to play, in fact, that is largely the appeal for him being in. Also, the attack where he rushes IS in the move set that I proposed in the original post, and in the description I mentioned that it could be used purely for traveling longer distances faster.I actually think he would be quick. I always thought he was being slow to mess with you and the sword in the game. But he has that one attack where he rushed at you, which shows he was speed.
I would hope that if included, they would make Ghirahim fast so that he is different from Ganondorf, (being the second villain) and not have two slow villains
Hmmm...that makes sense. That attack could be similar to Ike's side b or something. I like it. It would be pretty awesome if the animation for simply walking is Ghirahim with his hand up to counter like in the fights.Well, you're right, but why would he behave out of character in Smash Brothers? I would think he needs to bring his personality to the table if he were to play, in fact, that is largely the appeal for him being in. Also, the attack where he rushes IS in the move set that I proposed in the original post, and in the description I mentioned that it could be used purely for traveling longer distances faster.
Maybe as fast a marth is an easy marth counter. i say about as fast as CAPTAIN FALCON! (just kiddin bout that last part, how bout slightly faster than yoshi?)Hmmm...that makes sense. That attack could be similar to Ike's side b or something. I like it. It would be pretty awesome if the animation for simply walking is Ghirahim with his hand up to counter like in the fights.
I still think his dash should be fast, but not ridiculous. Maybe slightly slower than Marth?
well, Sheik appeared in Melee anyway. sure, we're talking about Zelda's alter ego, but Sakurai could've just made her an original down special instead of transforming her. and now, Sheik is part of Brawl's roster as well and will likely be in SSB4.I had a look through rate their chances and found Ghirahim's day (page 90) I gave him a 4 in likelihood and a 5 in want. Personally it's decread to a 3.66 in likelihood and a 4.59 in want now but oh well. By the way N3on, I found yours!
Want: 3.5
He's not among my most wanted characters, and he's not even my most wanted Zelda character, but he'd be interesting in Smash, and I'm definitely not against his inclusion, though I'm not advocating for it either.
Likelihood: 2
I think people are overestimating his chances. Sure, he's popular now, and relevant now, but in the past that has proven not to merit inclusion in Smash, at least for the Zelda series, and I don't see it changing. He (as far as we know) is a one-shot character, who while a good character, will most likely be relegated to his one an only role. Sure, there is a chance the precedent could change, but I very much doubt it will over Ghirahim. Honestly, there are characters more important to the series that do have some popularity, and I'm just speculation, but I think Sakurai values that more with a series like Zelda over temporary already-fading popularity. I wouldn't be surprised if he was included, but I think the chances are against him.
Really? That's news to me. I guess Sheik wasn't in Melee...oh wait.Bottom line is that ghirahim needs to be reoccurring before getting in Smash. This is especially true in the context of the Zelda series where we get a new villain almost every game. I'm sure this will be the case with the next Zelda game too and people will be ready to raise hell for that character too. I have no problem with villains like Skull kid and Vaati cause they actually do reoccur throughout the series. But Ghirahim has yet to prove he's an "All Star". When he appears again, then I will support him but until then he gets a no from me.
Shiek=ZeldaReally? That's news to me. I guess Sheik wasn't in Melee...oh wait.
Not to mention he's the driving force behind Skyward Sword, and by extension, the entire series.
Appearances were never any of Sakurai's criteria.
Did you not read anything I said in the previous post. You listed 2 characters I already covered. Secondly Pikachu had multiple games by that time.At the time of smash 64, Pikachu had only one game.
At the time of smash 64, Ness had only one game in an un-finished series at the time.
At the time of melee, Ice climbers had only one game in a series that could get more.
I don't think that having to be recurring is an issue. Also, it's recurring, not reocurring. Miss out the o.
It also recognises recurring imo. Anyway, you can't just discount retros, that doesn't make sense, a character is a character is a character.Did you not read anything I said in the previous post. You listed 2 characters I already covered. Secondly Pikachu had multiple games by that time.
List:
Blue/Red/Yellow/Green
Hey You Pikachu(N64)
Pokemon Trading Card Game
edit: Also reoccur is a word Google Chrome's spell check recognizes.
You don't have to be reoccurring to be eligible, true, but it definitely helps if you are. Ness might've only appeared in one of the two Mother/Earthbound games (there were two) prior to Smash 64, but was the representative of his entire series (which was very popular in Japan), even if he hadn't appeared in all his games. Because the games have changing and (almost) entirely different casts each time, the one-shot protagonists were the best way to represent that series. This is unlike Zelda, as each of those games have a usual static main cast with minor changes each time, and many many one-time characters, who while important to one game have very little prominence in the series overall, unlike someone like Ness to his series. One-shot characters have much better chances in series with constantly changing casts like Mother than ones with a generally static (for the most part) main cast, like Zelda, but as the majority of series in Smash are more like Zelda cast-wise than Mother, being reoccurring is usually fairly important.It also recognises recurring imo. Anyway, you can't just discount retros, that doesn't make sense, a character is a character is a character.
I directly countered your argument about Ness, and I'm quite shocked you didn't notice. Did you even read the words after Ness and Ice climbers? At the time of smash 64, mother was far from finished, with only one game, of which Ness was in, this made Ness a one-shot character at the time, and the series could easily have been never-ending back then (it would take much of the series' value though). How many games did Samus have at the time out of interest? Because the series was relatively new in smash 64.
Shiek=Zelda
Zelda= Reoccurring
While the transformation itself isn't reoccurring, Zelda is. The fact that Sheik is apart of Zelda's moveset instead of being a completely separate character makes up for the fact she was only Sheik in that game as she is tied to Zelda. Also, you have to consider that most of her moveset was based off of OoT anyways.
While he may be the driving force to some key events in Zelda he also(at this point) has the potential to never be heard from again in Zelda's on-going franchise.
Considering the fact that all characters who weren't tag on characters(Sheik, ZSS) from brawl had been in more than 1 game (excluding retros for obvious reasons) I can only infer. And no, I'm not counting Ness & Lucas as their series was only 3 games long with each having a different protagonist.
N3ON already explained those circumstances. Those characters were either tag on(versions of a character already in Smash), retro or came from a series of changing protagonist. Neither of these apply to Ghirahim.So all of the characters in Smash had multiple appearances except for the ones that didn't, so because Ghirahim is a one shot, he can't get in? Look at that logic again...
The Sheik thing was more meant for humor than anything, by the way...
Ghirahim shouldn't be judged by the amount of games, but by the character himself. A uniquely combative-oriented character with an extremely important role in the overall series. He has popularity to boot. Finally, one of the Zelda higher ups wanted him to be remembered (can't remember who at the moment), so what better way than to be put into Smash?
I'll give you three guesses.Is this the last thread of this post?