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That is not the weirdest Mario content such as a virtual magazine where among other things toad and peach have "close relationships" Mario kills both and gets bowser's as his new girlfriend all this told with plushiesProbably because of the syntax? Usually English has "I'm wondering what this thread is smoking" in that situation.
Huh, never noticed that. Probably because the strange stuff was seeing Wario together with 80s horror villains. Then again, might not be the strangest moment in the Mario comics...
... Since we have the time when Peach ate Mario's bowling ball.
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Wait, Link's in the comic too? And the demon's name is from a ****ing 16th century occult book? And Mario, Link and Kirby grab Van Helsing's stuff to counteract the 80s horror bad guys? Wuh-wha-huh-WHAT?
Okay, I take it back, this is the strangest Mario comic.
I'd give something like that to Seiros. Considering she canonically uses two of them.Yeah, it's more or less a rough outline. Went "Hey, this would be cool" and tried to find someone who would fit. I do think it could work with Lysithea on the basis that she'd be using the healing effect to get around how fragile she is, but realistically she'd probably be pure magic.
You could make a whole moveset with just Dark Spikes if you're imaginative enough.Yeah, it's more or less a rough outline. Went "Hey, this would be cool" and tried to find someone who would fit. I do think it could work with Lysithea on the basis that she'd be using the healing effect to get around how fragile she is, but realistically she'd probably be pure magic.
Where will we go next? Find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball Z!
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You are now thinking about how the Dragonball games was released before the anime came out in America, technically making Kakarot a video game character in the west.
Have fun with that one.
Yeah, probably. On the other hand, the Axe of Ukonvasara corresponds to one of her Crests, and I want to see her heave a gigantic axe over her head.You could make a whole moveset with just Dark Spikes if you're imaginative enough.
She has like, 9 other spells to draw from (8 if you remove Heal), iirc, so yeah, definitely pure magic.
That would be an hilarious image.Yeah, probably. On the other hand, the Axe of Ukonvasara corresponds to one of her Crests, and I want to see her heave a gigantic axe over her head.
If you want to play by those rules, the first Pokemon anime episode technically released in the west before Pokemon Red and Blue's international release, so......View attachment 300975
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Reminds me of the Fire Emblem Warriors promo showcase where Frederick got stuck on Lissa's axe, causing her to fling around a fully armoured man and his fully armoured horse around like they were nothing.That would be an hilarious image.
Seeing smol bean Lysithea just wield a massive axe bigger than she is
For some reason Lissa always reminds me of Brady. That guy's easily my favorite healer unit in the series. I just love the idea of a magical healer who carries himself like a thug.Reminds me of the Fire Emblem Warriors promo showcase where Frederick got stuck on Lissa's axe, causing her to fling around a fully armoured man and his fully armoured horse around like they were nothing.
Plenty strong indeed.
Pokemon in smash represents the anime a lot with Jigglypuff, Mewtwo speaking movie lines in Japanese, Lucario speaking in human language, Ash Greninja and most of the Pokemon are voiced by people who play them in the anime so yeah.If you want to play by those rules, the first Pokemon anime episode technically released in the west before Pokemon Red and Blue's international release, so......
Yup.Are you Nate?
Huh. The fact that it's apparently official material makes me wonder what the **** was going on at Nintendo HQ at the time. I'm suspecting that the higher-ups caught wind of what was going on with that series and decided to have the ROM destroyed - which, fair, that would've been extremely awkward for Nintendo.That is not the weirdest Mario content such as a virtual magazine where among other things toad and peach have "close relationships" Mario kills both and gets bowser's as his new girlfriend all this told with plushies
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Part of it is probably that the anime has more opportunities for Pokemon to express unique stuff than the games do - for example, Jigglypuff is often portrayed with the mic and getting angry over its audience falling asleep, something which most games haven't really been able to do. As such, it's relatively easy for Sakurai and co. to "add some flavor" by getting some anime influences in.Pokemon in smash represents the anime a lot with Jigglypuff, Mewtwo speaking movie lines in Japanese, Lucario speaking in human language, Ash Greninja and most of the Pokemon are voiced by people who play them in the anime so yeah.
Damn, it's been.... what, pre-COVID since I last saw you?Yup.
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Yeah, it's been a while, hope things are going well for you!Damn, it's been.... what, pre-COVID since I last saw you?
While true at first, the most recent pokemon additions (greninja & incineroar) sort of break this pattern. I know Greninja became a staple Ash pokemon, but I think he was still concept art when Sakurai stuck him in Smash 4.Part of it is probably that the anime has more opportunities for Pokemon to express unique stuff than the games do - for example, Jigglypuff is often portrayed with the mic and getting angry over its audience falling asleep, something which most games haven't really been able to do. As such, it's relatively easy for Sakurai and co. to "add some flavor" by getting some anime influences in.
Still gonna shill for Nightmare until the DLC ends or he gets in, whichever happens first.Yeah, it's been a while, hope things are going well for you!
On topic, though.
I feel like we're getting at least two more third parties, if not three. If I had to put my guesses down it's...
Crash or Rayman
Ryu Hayabusa
Lloyd or Rex
I do think Arthur, Sakura Shinguji, and Agumon are sleeper picks though.
I personally feel like they're probably not going to double-dip on theming on characters this pass unless they are genuinely truly unique, so sadly, even if I want both, I think it comes down to Crash or Rayman for "wacky platformer mascot." I feel like Crash has the slight edge.Still gonna shill for Nightmare until the DLC ends or he gets in, whichever happens first.
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Though I agree that Crash is pretty overdue for Smash.
Wait, forgive me for my ignorance, but which "Nate" are you? Pretty sure this is the first time I'm seeing you...Yeah, it's been a while, hope things are going well for you!
On topic, though.
I feel like we're getting at least two more third parties, if not three. If I had to put my guesses down it's...
Crash or Rayman
Ryu Hayabusa
Lloyd or Rex
I do think Arthur, Sakura Shinguji, and Agumon are sleeper picks though.
I don't see why double-dipping on theming is bad when the first Pass has had three silent protagonists, with all of them wielding swords and two of them even being JRPG characters.I personally feel like they're probably not going to double-dip on theming on characters this pass unless they are genuinely truly unique, so sadly, even if I want both, I think it comes down to Crash or Rayman for "wacky platformer mascot." I feel like Crash has the slight edge.
Granted, we did get two medieval fantasy RPG protagonistsI personally feel like they're probably not going to double-dip on theming on characters this pass unless they are genuinely truly unique, so sadly, even if I want both, I think it comes down to Crash or Rayman for "wacky platformer mascot." I feel like Crash has the slight edge.
Nerd Saga Nate.Wait, forgive me for my ignorance, but which "Nate" are you? Pretty sure this is the first time I'm seeing you...
I mean I see where you're coming from, I'm just saying this based on pattern of this pass I've noticed. I also personally believe that Byleth's moveset may have been sewn together with scraps of a Monster Hunter moveset, so I dunno if that makes any difference. Either way, I just don't feel like both are likely. Normals for both of those two seem a little samey, if you ask me. Specials would have to be very unique to get both in imo.I don't see why double-dipping on theming is bad when the first Pass has had three silent protagonists, with all of them wielding swords and two of them even being JRPG characters.
Moveset potential should be the key factor here, not the genre the characters come from.
I count 3 JRPG silent protagonists in pass 1...but yeah, because of that I'd be kinda lukewarm to be getting another JRPG guy especially after we just got Sephiroth. Normally I'd be totally fine with a Tales or Ys rep, and I used to scoff at those who went durr hurr another anime swordsman, but we really have reached a critical mass of anime swords!I don't see why double-dipping on theming is bad when the first Pass has had three silent protagonists, with all of them wielding swords and all of them even being JRPG characters.
Moveset potential should be the key factor here, not the genre the characters come from.
How would Crash and Rayman feel samey in normals?I mean I see where you're coming from, I'm just saying this based on pattern of this pass I've noticed. I also personally believe that Byleth's moveset may have been sewn together with scraps of a Monster Hunter moveset, so I dunno if that makes any difference. Either way, I just don't feel like both are likely. Normals for both of those two seem a little samey, if you ask me. Specials would have to be very unique to get both in imo.
Also, Lloyd is decently quick on his feet, and his dual wielding could allow for a lot of multi-hits (though it doesn't necessarily have to), whereas Rex is kind of the opposite, and would probably get some sort of nuke button.How would Crash and Rayman feel samey in normals?
Rayman being a limbless wonder can allow for one of the most unique-looking movesets since he's not bound by things such as, well, limbs for his animations.
Maybe it's a case where they do a lot of the same things? I don't know, I'm not very knowledgable on Rayman.How would Crash and Rayman feel samey in normals?
Rayman being a limbless wonder can allow for one of the most unique-looking movesets since he's not bound by things such as, well, limbs for his animations.
I'm not very knowledgeable on either and I can still tell they could have very different movesets.Maybe it's a case where they do a lot of the same things? I don't know, I'm not very knowledgable on Rayman.
I agree, if that's the route they want to take. What I mean by that is the most we see with Rayman, especially in his modern games, is just "punches and kicks with long range." I feel like there's a lot more that could be done if Ubisoft actually wanted to. Basically, I feel like Crash and Rayman would use their normals for mostly punch, kick, spin and not much else, and I guess I feel like they'd want to diversify more.How would Crash and Rayman feel samey in normals?
Rayman being a limbless wonder can allow for one of the most unique-looking movesets since he's not bound by things such as, well, limbs for his animations.
Yeah. Though for what it's worth, we only had one platformer character last Pass, whereas we had three JRPG characters. Who's to say we won't get a repeat of that?I'm not very knowledgeable on either and I can still tell they could have very different movesets.
Not to my knowledge. Crash is kind of like Mario in that the focus is on platforming, so he doesn't really have that large of a movelist. He mostly just has the speeen and the bodyslam.Maybe it's a case where they do a lot of the same things? I don't know, I'm not very knowledgable on Rayman.
Like, 2B is my number one girl and I hope she somehow makes it (If not her then Chun-li or Morrigan) but I've wanted Siegfried/knightmare in Smash since SM4SH So I hope Namco gives them their chance to shine.Still gonna shill for Nightmare until the DLC ends or he gets in, whichever happens first.
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Though I agree that Crash is pretty overdue for Smash.
I could see Rayman havine some overlap with Min Min I guess, but definitely not Crash. Plus Sakurai could always toss Rabids into the moveset if he wanted to spice Rayman up a bit.I'm not very knowledgeable on either and I can still tell they could have very different movesets.
Moveset potential is important, but Sakurai has always kind of proved that the significance of the character itself is the most important factor for their inclusion in Smash. You'd expect a cookie cutter sort of moveset for a character like Banjo as well, and he made that work. Hell, if he could turn Wii Fit Trainer and Piranha Plant into completely unique and fun fighters, he could pretty much do that with anyone.I agree, if that's the route they want to take. What I mean by that is the most we see with Rayman, especially in his modern games, is just "punches and kicks with long range." I feel like there's a lot more that could be done if Ubisoft actually wanted to. Basically, I feel like Crash and Rayman would use their normals for mostly punch, kick, spin and not much else, and I guess I feel like they'd want to diversify more.
We could always get a second fighting game characterYeah. Though for what it's worth, we only had one platformer character last Pass, whereas we had three JRPG characters. Who's to say we won't get a repeat of that?
There's also the aesthetic and status. Tales of Symphonia is a straight fantasy game from the 2000's, while Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a science-fantasy. I don't know about Tales as a whole, but Lloyd's outfit looks a lot more grounded than the vast majority of XC2 designs. They'd give off much different vibes when put in the same room.Also, Lloyd is decently quick on his feet, and his dual wielding could allow for a lot of multi-hits (though it doesn't necessarily have to), whereas Rex is kind of the opposite, and would probably get some sort of nuke button.
Unfortunately he can also send Chrom to the Final Smash realm and only make him playable in the next game as a clone of a clone due to not seeing enough potential in him.Hell, if he could turn Wii Fit Trainer and Piranha Plant into completely unique and fun fighters, he could pretty much do that with anyone.
...while STILL also being in Robin’s Final Smash and one of their victory screens.Unfortunately he can also send Chrom to the Final Smash realm and only make him playable in the next game as a clone of a clone due to not seeing enough potential in him.
"Everything is Chrom in the future!"...while STILL also being in Robin’s Final Smash and one of their victory screens.