Kaye Cruiser
Waveshocker Sigma
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As a forward smash the axe is possible since there's still the possibility that the boxing gloves are an item. The point is that the Bowling attack seems useful only on the ledges to be honest. He just drops a ball, simple as that. Not only it's pretty ugly for a down special (in comparison to the tree move which is probably one of the best new moves shown yet) it seems pretty useless too.
YesYou honestly think it is?
Seemed to me that his forward smash is the tree falling down.
What about the ax? Could that only be done when the tree is planted, or how about that being his F-Smash.My personal guess is the tree is the down special, the boxing gloves are the jab, the bowling ball is a new kind of attack, and the forward Smash hasn't been shown yet.
The new attack looks cool though, and it's good to know Villager also has a method of recovery that can't simply be popped.
Has the axe been shown in a capacity not related to the tree? My guess is its role in the moveset is just one stage of that attack.What about the ax? Could that only be done when the tree is planted, or how about that being his F-Smash.
No, the bowling ball hasn't been tied to a move yet.Wasn't the bowling ball his down special?
Umh it's possible, but I think it's kinda too specific for a generic move as simple jab.Ever thought of the boxing gloves being his jab?
And umbrellas and slingshots aren't too specific for being generic moves? Villager obviously has quite the eclectic, item-based moveset, so if there were to be an item involved in every single one of his attacks (except pickup I guess), I wouldn't be surprised. It seems to be his gimmick.Umh it's possible, but I think it's kinda too specific for a generic move as simple jab.
The bowling ball animation isn't the same as the throwing of whatevers-been-picked-up animation. Plus he generally "throws" what he's picked up back, not simply drops it.What if the Villager is taking a Mii Bowling Ball move (that he collected) out of his pocket?
But are his gloves part of the AC franchise though?And umbrellas and slingshots aren't too specific for being generic moves? Villager obviously has quite the eclectic, item-based moveset, so if there were to be an item involved in every single one of his attacks (except pickup I guess), I wouldn't be surprised. It seems to be his gimmick.
Every time I see AC I see Assassins Creed. Then I start wanting Vigelurr in Assassin Robes.But are his gloves part of the AC franchise though?
More than his Balloon Fight move. At least there's a boxing theme set of furniture. But even if it does draw inspiration from the NES game present in the GC AC like with BF, it's still just a glorified punch, if anything it's one of the less flashy or notable attacks, and considering it's really one of the only sources of punching in the entire AC series, it being the jab would be a pretty natural fit. It's not like it was drawn from thin air.But are his gloves part of the AC franchise though?
Couldn't have said it better myself.With that said, where the hell is Captain Falcon? ¦(
Fireworks is his up smash. He crouches but that's just the animation of the move.But guys, you have to remember.
Villager already has TWO moves associated with a down command.
Weed pulling and the fireworks attack. Every time the Villager performed those attacks, he was crouched.
It makes you wonder... I think the shovel is a FSmash. The bowling ball.... I have no idea. We know all his tilts. It's not an aerial.But guys, you have to remember.
Villager already has TWO moves associated with a down command.
Weed pulling and the fireworks attack. Every time the Villager performed those attacks, he was crouched.
Are you sure? Is there any proof? I mean, I'm guessing it could be.Fireworks is his up smash. He crouches but that's just the animation of the move.
Either way, you can still be crouching and hit the c-stick up to do an up-smash.Are you sure? Is there any proof? I mean, I'm guessing it could be.
True, but it'd be a bit weird to show that off. Unless the Up Smash Animation for him is him crouching for the fireworks.Either way, you can still be crouching and hit the c-stick up to do an up-smash.
I think the Developer Direct said that. It's pretty much like Snake's up smash in Brawl.Are you sure? Is there any proof? I mean, I'm guessing it could be.
Except Snake doesn't crouch to do his up smash. Snake's crouch is his prone position. He doesn't do that at any point during his up smash.I think the Developer Direct said that. It's pretty much like Snake's up smash in Brawl.
Yeah now that I see that you're probably right. We'll have to wait and play him.Except Snake doesn't crouch to do his up smash. Snake's crouch is his prone position. He doesn't do that at any point during his up smash.
Here's the developer direct. Skip to 3:01. He crouches down to use the fireworks, pluck the weed, and later at 3:42 he crouches to plant the tree.
Pretty much. Villager's moveset is too difficult to figure out as it is. It only gets harder from here.Yeah now that I see that you're probably right. We'll have to wait and play him.
Pretty much. Villager's moveset is too difficult to figure out as it is. It only gets harder from here.
And then we play the game and all will become clear. I think we have Mega Man down, though.