Crazy Hand 2001
Banned via Warnings
Which is why Zelda, Shiek and the Samuses remained split up.
so why would Pyra and Mythra be transformations?
so why would Pyra and Mythra be transformations?
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The Ultimate website lists Pyra and Mythra as #79 and #80, respectively. Also, in the trailer, they are very clearly shown to have different specials and even Final Smashes.Pyra and Mythra aren't really seperate characters as far as I can tell - just a few stat and animation changes with unique models.
For Smash 4, transforming characters were removed because the 3DS’s hardware limitations couldn’t handle transforming characters, and Sakurai wanted the Wii U version to be consistent with the 3DS version. This is why Zelda and Sheik are seperate characters in Smash 4, as well as why the Pokémon Trainer was cut and only Charizard was playable. In Smash Ultimate, the Switch was capable of processing transformable characters once again, so that’s why Pokémon Trainer was able to return in full. There have been no comments whatsoever about “the developers preferring standalone characters”.
Actually Sakurai did say both, I feel like the thing about learning multiple movesets was a "Probably for the best" thing rather than "We did this because".For Smash 4, transforming characters were removed because the 3DS’s hardware limitations couldn’t handle transforming characters, and Sakurai wanted the Wii U version to be consistent with the 3DS version. This is why Zelda and Sheik are seperate characters in Smash 4, as well as why the Pokémon Trainer was cut and only Charizard was playable. In Smash Ultimate, the Switch was capable of processing transformable characters once again, so that’s why Pokémon Trainer was able to return in full. There have been no comments whatsoever about “the developers preferring standalone characters”.