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Kazuya gets a damage multiplier while he has Rage, but I don't think Terry does when he gets GO!
"Metroids are not pets. Metroids are not target practice."
Oh, it was.
Joker gets a complete redesign where one move completely changes (Up B) and all the others are enhanced. He's the only one with a unique special designed to charge it faster too.
When you think about it, how Divine Pulse could have been translated into Smash is essentially a warp where you choose your destination based on previous actions, so it could've been a two-step special where you first put a beacon and the second part is you warping to that beacon, eplicating the feeling of "going back to a previous turn" the mechanic has in Three Houses.
I think the mechanic also alludes to multi-form bosses/bosses with a desperation state as well.
Character where the Up B (Of course make sure that the recovery is decent enough without it) ditches their corporeal form for the rest of the stock and they gain a lighter but terrifyingly powerful Soul form.
Opponent: "Did you just...die?"
To be fair, the "Soul" forms seem to be less of an actual soul and more like a zombified state, with the exception of Void Soul. In addition, only Marx and Void Termina would really work well with a Soul form, as the other Soul bosses have a much different base form that would require a completely different moveset as a result.
Which is fitting because that's exactly what Sephiroth is.
Magolor could potentially be insane.
Terry doesn't, but that's partly because he can directly confirm into the super moves*: Up Tilt (or Dodge Attack) -> Power Geyser, or N-Air -> F-Tilt -> Buster Wolf. That and his jabs / tilts are quick - GO enhances his "oops-you-hit-a-button-in-neutral-here's-45-%" nature.
's 1.3X damage multiplier and other stat boosts that comes with OWA.Given past experience (
, and ) they can get pretty damn crazy. Now there are some differences between them (for example, Cloud doesn't gain a damage boost but that's compensated for by the Limit moves and the speed buff) but the main point's still the same: the buffs already in the game can be pretty damn wild, so there's groundwork for a crazy boost.
I'm not ultimately familiar with his original appearance (or the lore behind it), but the Kirby series seems to treat Marx Soul as an extension of his original abilities, with his soul form coming out just by "double jumping". Marx himself wasn't a multi-phase boss either IIRC.
Well, Wii Fit Trainer and Hero can both heal themselves, albeit very minorly, and moves that flip opponents do seem to reverse left and right for a split second as well so you don't just turn back around.
I hope this does well. Competition is good for the industry, if this thing takes off Nintendo might have to step it up a bit. I'm not optimistic on it's success, though. Nintendo has never truly been rivaled in the handheld sphere, and that controller looks like... that.
If Kazuya had that multiplier, one hit would put you at death percent. lolI don't want to imagine how much damage Terry and Kazuya would deal if they had
I would like a summoner, I think this is a cool gimmick that is surprisingly untouched. My wish would have been Andy and he could summon tanks and infantry but I really don't think he would be the final dlc but maybe in the next Smash. Not sure who else could have a similar mechanic.
Technically speaking, Sectonia's third phase is just phase two for her Soul form. Assuming we count all the Sectonia's together, Daroach is technically a two-phase boss as well; While there's two entire worlds between them, he gets possessed and turned into Dark Daroach. Granted, it's more or less just a harder Daroach, but it's still a second Daroach fight. It should also be noted that the double jump form that Marx takes is just his standard boss form; He had a tiny form before that that was never fought.
I'm not an expert on Kirby: Squeak Squad either so I didn't remember if you fought Daroach before the final boss fights. Thanks for clarifying.
I really like the idea of Sarah Kerrigan as a summoner type fighter who summons Zerg units to aid her in combat. This can be done by using a meter that gradually fills that represents the resources like Vespian Gas that you use to summon buildings and units in StarCraft.
true I just wish the healing was more prominent. like let me play as chef kawasaki and cook a meal to eat mid match
I think my main concern is if the healing move is too good, it might end up making the character overpowered. I’d love to see Princess Garnet from Final Fantasy IX as both a healer and a summoner personally.
Agreed.
He could use it after KOing someone, possibly, so it's almost like he's stealing a stock every time he takes one.
Eh, it'd probably be buisness as usual, except the character with the mechanic would be ridiculously aggressive, likely to the point where characters that struggle against aggression just straight up lose.
Yeah he would effectively have 5 stocks instead of 3 depending on how the matches went.
I think a healing spell shouldn’t ever heal more than 10% and even then, should have a fairly lengthy cool down so you can’t spam it over and over. 100% is way too much.
I made it 100% because it's meant to be a spell used in a pinch (again, since it's one use per stock).
100% is kill percents, so this is way too much of a life saver.
Yeah, I feel like 25% is a good amount for a once per stock healing spell. Enough to be useful but not so much that it breaks the character.
It's a fairly minor heal effect as well; just enough for more casual players to go "blocking good" and then get grabbed. lol
Oh yeah the Yoshi game that looked like a handcrafted world. Three things:
Passive intangibility would be absolutely busted.
