Metal Overlord
Smash Hero
52-character roster, including transformations
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That's pretty much what I want. That way, the roster will have an even number of fighters; this also helps, in terms of setting up a 50:50 ratio with the starters and unlockables.Yep, like always, there are no guarantees. No sense in getting worked up about at this point, personally I'm more interested in what's going on with the Wii U.
48, 52 with transformations sounds about right.
Would you really?I would love to see the return of cut mini-games.... Seriously, I loved race to the finish and capture the trophies in Melee's classic mode.
Both Sheik and Impa cannot be in the same game, because Impa would be the 'freshed up' version of Sheik. Could either coexist as a Zelda transformation or a separate character, where Sheik cannot. And having two characters so similar is not my cup of tea.^I plan on reading your argument, but I have this foreboding that it involves replacing Shiek. Its a wonder why both can't coexist.
Too bad I couldn't take you up on that video thing, Star.
Saruman's soliloquy about "the deep" would have been perfect
Perfect example actually! Consider Sheik being Fox (or actually Falco, as Falco and Wolf are more different than Fox and Wolf perhaps), and Impa being Wolf. There's how much of a difference they could have. Except I'd trade the similar B moves to similar A moves. But I'll do a moveset about this tomorrow anyway.Sorry, I couldn't hear you beyond " 'freshed up' version"
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Might have some words over that.
False.Yutsi said:Because...playstyle has nothing to do with character inclusion?
That's poor for you to mention. No one will ever consider Wolf replacing Fox.Diddy said:There's how much of a difference they could have.
Nobody cares about re-ocurring except... you. Sheik is still an amazing character in Brawl, likewise, she's still heavily popular, and that has never changed. Meta Knight is popular in other series, and nobody cares about hos important they are in their own series. You seem to be under the impression it has any effect whatsoever on this. It doesn't. Importance is NOT a factor, which is the whole crux of your argument. Popularity has also been towards Sheik after all. Talk to me when Sheik is no longer as popular as Impa. This could take a while.Doubt it mathers though, cause Sheik overall isn't too very popular besides in Melee. Just check out the Melee Sheik subforums and compare them to the Brawl Sheik subforums. Fans move on if a character is not good anymore, same thing will happen with Meta Knight when / if he gets nerfed in Smash. Main difference between Meta Knight and Sheik is that Meta Knight is still very re-occuring, many times so actually, and is very important / and popular by fans OF THE KIRBY SERIES.
You mean the only moves that are in common are their B moves and literally NOTHING else? Yeah, sorry, it doesn't hold up. Likewise, Flare Blade isn't even similar to Ike's B move. They're slightly alike, just like Shadow Ball and Aura Sphere is. Likewise, Aura Sphere, like Shadow Ball, were based upon the Charge Shot in he first place. As is, one similar move does not make sense to what you're saying. You're just flat out wrong here.They where, at some point perhaps being considered into playable character status, but that's very likely BEFORE they started to implement the special moves for the other characters. Which does mean that in the end they PROBABLY left the Roy and Mewtwo data in to use for Ike / Lucario content.
They have data for playable characters. They were considered. Dur. I don't even have to much respond to this because you're ignoring facts for some fantasy-based interpretation.If Roy and Mewtwo were really considered, they would have a more detailed trophy (Roy doesn't even have one) or Mewtwo could've been a boss, and Roy an AT. Point is, eventually they didn't even bother giving them propper models.
In order for them to be replaced, they wouldn't have character data. Since they do, they weren't. You're just plain wrong. I can let GY take over on this, as he explained why I was wrong too. There is nothing to suggest they were outright replaced. Only character replaced was Pichu, not counting the Wire Frames, of course. You're using the definition wrong. I might believe you if Lucario had exactly the same moves as Mewtwo, and Ike has the same as Roy. But they don't. One move is a very bad definition of a replacement. If anything, they're substitutes at best.I doubt it, as otherwise it would be pretty easy to hack Roy and Mewtwo into the game. But that's beside my knowlegde. And I just don't agree with your way of reasoning what to call a replaced character and what not.
Doesn't matter, because he was outright replaced. And Falco actually was more unique anyway. His play style wasn't even similar to Fox. Pichu... was barely different. Smaller, hurt himself, oh, sooooo different.Which is funny, cause Pichu was one of the more unique clones. Had the most 'own' moves from the clones right after Ganondorf.
It's still a Smash Storyline. Sheik played a role in it. It doesn't matter if it's re-skinned, which it clearly was. It's still part of Smash's canon, which Sheik played a role in. She's important to Smash, where it matters. Hell, she's more important than the FE characters who had little relevance other than existing.Your arguements don't hold any steady flow either, except of trying to proof me wrong with whatever you can. Subspace Emisary is not a cannon apperance for Sheik, or any other character. Just a Kirby game 'colored in' with Smash characters...
Too bad there's fans from more than just Zelda, which outweigh what you say. Once again, re-ocurring has no effect on who can get in. She could exceed her, but she has yet to. Don't be surprise if she doesn't. Next Zelda game, Impa and Ghirahim could become a fad. Kind of like Wind Waker did as soon as Twilight Princess was released. Sheik is so far the only one-off to still be popular to this day. All the rest were fads so far.Sheik was more popular before, but I doubt she even has a significant proof of being more popular than Impa is with Zelda fans anymore either. Point is, you have to think about the future with Smash. If Sheik makes it yet again in Smash, but all Zelda characters have a character very similar to her in it, who is not her Smash and Zelda fans will wonder why they had Sheik in Smash instead of the re-occuring character. I don't think Impa's popularity AT THIS POINT is bigger than Sheik's, but given the time I easily think it's possible to exceed Sheik.
Lucario had an extremely popular movie, was the first revealed of 4th Gen, was super easy to get in Gen IV(something Mewtwo was not), and indeed was heavily popular. It would make sense to make the new character playable before the old. But it doesn't change that both were planned to be in.Which brings me back again: was Lucario ever more popular than Mewtwo anyways?
If Smash importance is everything, why did a very popular Melee character named Roy lose his spot as the second representitive along with Prince(cess) Marth(a) in Brawl then?
None of this matters. Impa cannot do anything more than Sheik does in Smash. There is no reason to replace her that fits into Sakurai's Criteria. Try-Hyphen, could you quote that again, please?Mis-placed uniqueness. There is nothing Sheik can do that Impa cannot do. Impa is even better due to having actual abilities in game which are NOT playing the harp, playing the harp, playing the harp to warp away, and playing the harp to teach songs. Point is: anyone shaped as Sheik can have Sheik's moveset.
Influence in Smash, not the Zelda series, which has no relevance to Smash. Try again.Better yet, if Sheik's popularity had so much influence she would've returned in Zelda.
Considering nobody who was added was a clone of anyone, I don't see the point of this statement whatsoever. Mewtwo didn't make the cut due to time constraints. THAT'S IT.Would you believe ANYONE Pre-Brawl saying that Mewtwo was getting cut? I certainly wouldn't. Everyone was saying that only clones will get cut. They where wrong in the end.
You pretty much are now. You keep bringing up points that has zero effect on the criteria, which means that whatever you say does not matter in the slightest for Impa's chances. We've told you why it has little to no chance of happening, which we're using the criteria as our basis, which makes out more correct than you have been.I'm not trolling. Only sometimes when reffering to Impa again as I know it's not a popular idea perse. But that's only because people don't want veterans cut. And refuse to listen to any kind of logic that Sheik actually isn't a relevant, or even unique character and that there are much better choices. I actually want Impa for some reasons, and one of them is preserving Sheik's fighting style while she gets the **** out of Smash, waiting for yet another chance to play the damn harp in another OoT remake.
But we both know it won't happen.Am not one of them, but I do see their point however.
Of which none prove us wrong either. All of them are bad.I gave plenty of reasons, here and before.
That small difference only proves Sheik is more wanted. It makes all the difference in the world.I doubt there's a strong difference.
You're not sprouting logic. She's an unique fighter. The harp is not important whatsoever. She's a ninja, first and foremost. You're just nitpicking and something pointless. Yes, it should've been her final smash, but it doesn't actually make a hoot of a difference. She could always fight by her own style.Sheik is not even unique to herself. And by actually having abilities to fight, Impa is infact unique to Sheik. Unless you want Sheik to play the harp as one of her moves...
Funny, because that's exactly who you're playing as.Doubt that it's actually Sheik herself they want to play as, as stated before.
Maybe I can hear a relevant point? Because I have not seen anything yet that has a single effect on her chances at all. Relevance is not important, after all. Which is still the entire crux of your argument.You'll be hearing more from me about this topic, rest assured.![]()
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Read the Article that Shortie found.
Well, Zoroark is probably one of the best picks for a 5th generation rep. Its main competition is just with Victini.Now that I think about it, I am now in support of Zoroark.
Not to replace Lucario. But just to be there.
It seems that because I don't get involved with senseless discussions a lot, that may explain why I'm one of the lowest positioned users on that list.
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.....Was it Omega's intention to just post as much BS as humanly possible in this thread?..
At least I'm giving out my Zoroark support, but I guess it's tough when other people don't consider it to be that big of a deal.Not saying he doesn't have good odds (I will at least admit to that), but from this and what I've heard from ChronoBound, that's pretty much how the Japanese thinks of Zoroark; as a Lucario replacement (generally speaking). While less blatant oversea, many people support Zoroark partly or even entirely because they feel Lucario will get replaced and they pick the one with a similar body. Of course there are those who support Zoroark for other reasons, but I do think Zoroark can be justified as an "expected, but not wanted" character because of this.
Ghirahim? That reminds me...1. The character's inclusion must make people want to play the game.
2. The character must be unique.
3. The character must fit into the style of Super Smash Bros.
4. They must contribute to the game balance.
Metal Overlord said:Some of the more pessimistic attitudes I've seen towards character inclusion just make me SMH in disappointment...
A humorous image, but seriously, I don't think Ganondorf has to worry about getting dumped. He's one of the greatest villains out there, so scrapping him would be a huge mistake.Ghirahim? That reminds me...
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I think that's about right. Something tells me, though, that certain characters won't return.I am curious about how many total playable characters you think Smash 4 will get. My guess is 52 (that is total characters, not slots). To those who are currently browsing this topic, what is your guess?
It's rather odd that an entire series of characters needs a revamp. Impa, at the very least, would be UPDATING, the roster. As I've said before, give Impa an alt. model ala Tekken 4 where Impa is still the head character. Let Zelda be on her own, Zelda can be balanced without the Sheik factor, we get a new face, and Sheik stays. Everyone wins except for the minority of players that used both in mid-match.People might not actually like Sheik's removal, but it's imo one of the more legimate ways of getting a new Zelda character in cause frankly most of them need some serious work. Link needs a revamp, Zelda needs a revamp, Ganondorf needs some actual moves, Toon Link wants to be different from Link more... I think there's a lof of work there. Impa > Sheik is lazy mode addition. And one I'd like. It's to be expected after getting the same treatment in Brawl.
Impa is basically creating a new character out of an older one. An older one which is heavily outdated as by now, and never had a chance to develop past Smash. Impa did, so unless Sheik suddenly gets a new role in Zelda, I don't think she should be in at all
It does. If a character can't contribute anything new to the roster, they shouldn't be added when decisions must be made.Because...playstyle has nothing to do with character inclusion?
It's completely possible for there to be a new Zelda character such as Ghirahim, while fixing up the old ones. It's not like one can't be without the other.
Taking out Sheik won't make Zelda "better". Making Zelda better would make Zelda better.
To be fair, that one was rather obvious. Forgot about that. Although they're essentially alike, heh.@HyperFalcon: I want to add that Young Link was also replaced. By Toon Link. Young Link doesn't have data either.
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Look in the context in which we're talking. Diddy's saying that characters can't be added from the Zelda series until the already existing characters are "better".
What characters might those be?I think that's about right. Something tells me, though, that certain characters won't return.
You know, I had not considered that before. That way the pokeball doesn't have to be a direct indicator of "Please make a timed hit on me!"Kuma said:This raises the question about the Pokemon Trainer though. I still think a MvC type approach to their switching would do wonders.
I'm getting similar feelings as well. That feeling is that all Nintendo Brawl vets will stay but Sonic and Snake won't return due to being third-party in Brawl.KumaOso said:I think that's about right. Something tells me, though, that certain characters won't return.
I would actually be more bothered by Lucario and Ike leaving than Sonic and Snake since the latter two are "guests".I'm getting the same feeling as well. That feeling is that all Brawl vets will stay but Sonic and Snake won't return due to being third-party.
Go for it. Honestly, nobody agrees with Diddy Kong here. The thing is, while I would like it to happen, I know it won't, and I won't even support it either. It's just a bad idea to replace someone for a lesser known CLONE. They can both co-exist anyway, which is the only acceptable thing by default.@HyperFalcon: Should I pull up my example for Dee Jay and T. Hawk?
Thisisdashiznit.It's just a bad idea to replace someone for a lesser known CLONE. They can both co-exist anyway, which is the only acceptable thing by default.
Pretty much what I'm feeling, 3rd parties are expendable IMO, not to mention there hasn't been a game yet that has had a 3 party character lasting more than 1 game.I'm getting similar feelings as well. That feeling is that all Brawl vets will stay but Sonic and Snake won't return due to being third-party in Brawl.
Toon Sheik and Tetra had separate name files, so no.To be fair, "Toon Sheik" could've just been a codename for Tetra, who IS kind of the Toon equivilent of Sheik.
Take a look at Street Fighter IV (the original) T. Hawk and Dee Jay were not finished for the game. Does that mean that they were replaced with say, El Fuerte (grappler like T. Hawk) and Rufus (who's original design and personality were JUST like Dee Jay)? No. They were just unfinished.
And when Super Street Fighter IV came out, guess who was added? T. Hawk and Dee Jay. They were finished.
Same with Frank West in Marvel vs. Capcom 3. He was cut due to problems with his gameplay. And sure enough, he was added in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 because his problems were taken care of. Was he "replaced" by anyone? No.
Sonic and Snake?...What characters might those be?