rockerpikmin
Smash Apprentice
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- Apr 5, 2015
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Yeah, to be fair, Samus is low key deep into it.Ok I see, and that's what I thought, it's dialogue. And I can understand that, it really help to flesh out a character (and that actually didn't went that well for Samus with Other M, so...)
But that's dismissing the other things that give personality and charisma. In Samus' case, she doesn't show much emotions because of the suit and the helmet, but she still give that badass vibe, by being a female bountyhunter fighting monsters all alone. Smash Bros does nail it with the taunt where she aims at both side. She is serious and always cautious of the environment. I'd also say that I like how ZSS' neutral position is better and have more personality.
In Pikmin's case, and the P3 trio in the case I'll talk about, part of the charm of the characters is how they interact of course (that's why my favorite is Britanny after all), but their charisma also comes from their mission, their partnership and that's more "action" or gameplay related than it's dialogue.
It's like how TP Zelda give a royal vibe and have charisma in TP despite being not so present. It's not only dialogue, but how the character is presented, the actions, a lot of things.
Well, Fire Emblem is an old serie with a plethora of games.
Pikmin is more innovative than Fire Emblem will ever be, despite the few games it has, and it's criminally underrated; a couple more characters wouldn't hurt its reputation.