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I agree, I could see his Neutral Special being his Tail Glide, with two uses, if used on its own it allows Tails to fly using his tails, and if used when near an enemy, like Lucario's Force Palm, Tails would grab his enemy and lift them up into the air, able to drop them off over a pit or something to mes up their game.
Just play him in SSF2 and you'll know 90% of how I envision him.
I like Tails and Shadow, although I do lean a little more towards Shadow, as I love a dark antihero, but either one I think would be a great addition to PM.
This is amazing! This should be a real thing, it has to be a thing!RIDFIRM CONLEY, PREPARED FOR BATTLE!!!
!!O_ORIDFIRM CONLEY, PREPARED FOR BATTLE!!!
I'm prepared for the backlash in saying that I find K. Rool about as hideously unappealing as Ridley, if not more. I find his character suggestion to be obnoxious like Ridley's as well, but to a lesser degree. As for Dixie, I had far more history with her than honestly any Nintendo character on this poll. I just don't care to speak about her since I'm almost certain she will appear in Smash 4.
The only way I would even bother supporting something this abominable is if this thing could even rank on the poll. I highly doubt it happening. Alakadoof has a better chance of happening.
Abominable? it got everything: a sword, legs for days, sweet doppelganger armcannon, spiky rpg hair, big head, polemic electric mouse ears, and decloning villain torso!
How about both of them as P:M rival mascots? That'll bring the
It's been brought up like 50 times, yeah. It really needs to go in the OP.
Because someone needs to make the obvious joke, dag Nabbit!
Okay, that makes sense. I assume, however, that they are still aiming for characters that do not seem like they might be playable.
Gameplay-wise, I think Sukapon is the most potentially unique character the PMBR could possibly add.Here're what everyone's waiting for: movement options!
In Joy Mech Fight, Konnan Irahen is Sukapon's longest-ranged, strongest (besides a secret super) attack. She throws her head in front of herself then catches it when it comes back, but if the player holds forward while her head is at max range then her body shoots forth instead. This ability would be quite cool in Smash, where movement is the name of the game.
Making this one was actually kinda hard. Properly moving is highly dependent on situation, and can require some ingenuity. As such, it's difficult to whittle it down to a good collection of significant examples. On the other hand, zoning is a much more subtle game, and is fully implied by the area covered by the move. Hope I did a good job, though!
That imperative at the end is directed both to the players, and the developers. There are endless extra tricks that could potentially be added to the Smash version to increase versatility and depth.
In particular, I notably intentionally omitted recovery as an example, as the move's aerial behavior is unprecedented, and there's quite a lot that could be done with it.
There's also a question of what would happen when her head hits a wall (or if it touches a floor before her feet, if she's falling). The most obvious answer would just be for it to ignore and pass through surfaces, as other moves do. But, it could instead cause her to bounce away, perhaps creating some new AT's.
Crazy stuff, as always.
I shouldn't be surprised then, but I quite literally had a panic attack from this whole YouTube situation, as I got banned for "
Just wondering, didn't you agree to refer to Sukapon as "it" earlier?Here're what everyone's waiting for: movement options!
In Joy Mech Fight, Konnan Irahen is Sukapon's longest-ranged, strongest (besides a secret super) attack. She throws her head in front of herself then catches it when it comes back, but if the player holds forward while her head is at max range then her body shoots forth instead. This ability would be quite cool in Smash, where movement is the name of the game.
Making this one was actually kinda hard. Properly moving is highly dependent on situation, and can require some ingenuity. As such, it's difficult to whittle it down to a good collection of significant examples. On the other hand, zoning is a much more subtle game, and is fully implied by the area covered by the move. Hope I did a good job, though!
That imperative at the end is directed both to the players, and the developers. There are endless extra tricks that could potentially be added to the Smash version to increase versatility and depth.
In particular, I notably intentionally omitted recovery as an example, as the move's aerial behavior is unprecedented, and there's quite a lot that could be done with it.
There's also a question of what would happen when her head hits a wall (or if it touches a floor before her feet, if she's falling). The most obvious answer would just be for it to ignore and pass through surfaces, as other moves do. But, it could instead cause her to bounce away, perhaps creating some new AT's.
Just wondering, didn't you agree to refer to Sukapon as "it" earlier?
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While I don't particularly care for Shadow to be frank, can I just say your avatar is glorious?
1. Me neither, but i thought it was a good idea.
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This is why Slippy needs to be his own character. (Actually, I don't care If he's a Fox clone or not. I just want to beat him up)
It's in the middle-bottom of my sig whenever you want to look
Saito had a take on it, too. I put them all into one post so it's easy to look at. I even did a bunch of sketches of a full potential moveset.
