PsychoIncarnate
The Eternal Will of the Swarm
I'd say Palutena was like the peach of that series, but she's more like his mother that he's in love with
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Rat's, I did forget about the random icon. People seem to think I'm crazy for suggesting it, but really why not? People don't want Lucario cut, people want Mewtwo back, and it is inevitable we are going to get a recent character. Of whom I believe will be Either Victini or N w/ Zoroark. Then everyone is happy and Sakurai is allowed to pad the roster.If Magnus is not an important character, then the Kid Icarus newcomer will most likely be Medusa (or possibly Palutena). I could see Palutena possibly being part of a codec like system for Pit (like Snake) where she gives advice about the people he is fighting.
As to Starphoenix's suggestion about the roster only having 47 (or 48 slots including the random icon), such a set up could allow Pokemon to get away with six slots....
Yea, Palutena seems like she would help and support Pit, this is why I'd like to see Medusa since her purpose is more likely to take down Pit, it would at least make an interesting storyline if it was shown in adventure mode.I'd say Palutena was like the peach of that series, but she's more like his mother that he's in love with
I don't think many people want a next-gen console to be compared to a handheld that is more powerful then the Wii but is misinterpreted to be around Gamecube strength.Oasis_S said:...It's really hard for me to see where you're coming from on this. Universal rosters are typically considered a GOOD thing. Especially now that handhelds are capable of handling it! And it's freaking Smash! DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT SALES.
The original eight starters, and that's being a bit generous, are the only characters that could even make sales in the first place (not including third-party characters).
I actually love the idea of six Pokemon slots. It would keep fans happy and avoid a fall-out like Brawl caused with Mewtwo's removal.Starphoenix said:Rat's, I did forget about the random icon. People seem to think I'm crazy for suggesting it, but really why not? People don't want Lucario cut, people want Mewtwo back, and it is inevitable we are going to get a recent character. Of whom I believe will be Either Victini or N w/ Zoroark. Then everyone is happy and Sakurai is allowed to pad the roster.
I've stated this before but I don't think anybody really listened to it. Mewtwo has been planned for every iteration of Smash Bros, yet was only playable in one. Which tells me Sakurai's intention has been for him to be a staple. For whatever reason that one character just seems to be the victim of the most misfortune.
The number of characters on the roster isn't going to be limited by the strength of the wii-u, I assure you thatI don't think many people want a next-gen console to be compared to a handheld that is more powerful then the Wii but is misinterpreted to be around Gamecube strength.
When did we decide Pokemon Trainer is a Staple character? Does anyone else think he's up for at least a generation change?I've stated this before but I don't think anybody really listened to it. Mewtwo has been planned for every iteration of Smash Bros, yet was only playable in one. Which tells me Sakurai's intention has been for him to be a staple. For whatever reason that one character just seems to be the victim of the most misfortune.
Red's been in more pokemon games than any other characterWhen did we decide Pokemon Trainer is a Staple character? Does anyone else think he's up for at least a generation change?
The argument that it would be bad to compare the Wii U to the 3DS is pretty much the silliest thing I've ever heard.
The squirtle line are my favorite pokemon in the series.The Kanto starters are probably some of the most famous Pokemon ever, specifically Charizard. You could maybe switch the other two without much of a fuss...
FUSS.
I don't really see that as any sort of reason for keeping him around. I mean, Ethan has been in one less than him. Pokemon Trainers pretty much change like the seasons. I see no reason for smash to be immune to this idea. The only argument I can see is that Charizard is one of the most popular Pokemon ever . . .Red's been in more pokemon games than any other character
Exactly!!Red's been in more pokemon games than any other character
Yes but people are not going to see it as an impressive accomplishment, those uninformed about this idea will assume that it would have gotten more characters had they not decided to do this even though due to balancing issues that more may not be possible.So in the same vein, wouldn't people WANT a handheld to be compared to a next-gen console? Wouldn't that be impressive? If they both have 50 characters, what's the problem. 3DS is without a doubt capable, and WiiU is so capable it's obnoxious.
There's like, no fuss.
And comparing them by the number of characters is silly to begin with.
Red:I don't really see that as any sort of reason for keeping him around. I mean, Ethan has been in one less than him. Pokemon Trainers pretty much change like the seasons. I see no reason for smash to be immune to this idea. The only argument I can see is that Charizard is one of the most popular Pokemon ever . . .
NO U!!!Don't be silly. Charmeleon is the STRONGEST IN THE WHOLE WORLD.
Considering Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Charizard are considered three of the most popular Pokémon in the entire series I don't think that is a very high probability. If at the very least I don't see Charizard going anywhere.When did we decide Pokemon Trainer is a Staple character? Does anyone else think he's up for at least a generation change?
I definitely was thinking soley the main series.Red:
Pokemon Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Pokemon Stadium 1, Pokemon Stadium 2, Gold, Silver, Fire Red, Leaf Green, Soul Silver, Heart Gold
Gold:
Pokemon Silver, Gold, Pokemon Stadium 2, Soul Silver, Heart Gold
Who are these people and why do I care. The sales aren't going to be effected by them. They're silly gooses to begin with anyhow.Yes but people are not going to see it as an impressive accomplishment, those uninformed about this idea will assume that it would have gotten more characters had they not decided to do this even though due to balancing issues that more may not be possible.
*rolls eyes* slow down turbo. I know he's popular and all. Just look:Red is more than a phase, he represents Pokemon alot and has always been iconic, he's the alter ego of Ash.
Problem one, you see things in terms of representation. You forget, the Pokéballs are a form of representation too you know?*rolls eyes* slow down turbo. I know he's popular and all. Just look:
Generation 1: Pikachu, Jigglypuff, Mewtwo, Ivysaur, Squirtle, Charizard
Gen 2: Pichu
Gen 3: None
Gen 4: Lucario
It's not like the first generation is the only Popular generation. Ruby/Sapphire sold a hell of a lot of games as well. Pokemon is a collective game, based on many series, all of which are insanely popular.
It doesn't make sense to just have the first series because "It's the most popular!"
Says who?? Charizard is still regarded iconic, beating out Deoxys and Blazakin, heck even Typlosion.A Pokemon that flat out dies from a bit of rain? Pffffft!
Over fifteen million copies of RSE bought is worthy of much much more than a Pokeball and a Boss.Problem one, you see things in terms of representation. You forget, the Pokéballs are a form of representation too you know?
I do too, but when it comes to Smash, the anime has a LOT to do with who gets in, unfortunetly.Sorry for flamming, I just hate when the games are compared with the cartoon
I'm back for a Pokemon debate.Red is more than a phase, he represents Pokemon alot and has always been iconic, he's the alter ego of Ash.
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Yes I am talking about the core gamers, which make up more of the Smash community then they do for most Nintendo series. A major mistake could cost them dearly and unless they try to put in damage control to PROVE that universal roster will not limit what we get overall, it will probably cause a huge uproar in the community. Remember, the Nintendo fan base is very sensitive about stuff they don't like and fans who aren't fan boys don't let Nintendo get away with a mistake.Who are these people and why do I care. The sales aren't going to be effected by them. They're silly gooses to begin with anyhow.
The VAST MAJORITY of people who buy either version will think "Oh, a new Smash!"
Boom.
Sale.
I mean, we're the hardcore fans, and we know that's silly. The casual fans just aren't going to give a damn either way.
Limiting one version (Unless you expect the wii-u version to have an insane amount of characters) even though it can hold them IS a mistakeYes I am talking about the core gamers, which make up more of the Smash community then they do for most Nintendo series. A major mistake could cost them dearly and unless they try to put in damage control to PROVE that universal roster will not limit what we get overall, it will probably cause a huge uproar in the community. Remember, the Nintendo fan base is very sensitive about stuff they don't like and fans who aren't fan boys don't let Nintendo get away with a mistake.
Well for starters don't think that just because we don't have a second generation or third generation playable character that they are "under represented".Over fifteen million copies of RSE bought is worthy of much much more than a Pokeball and a Boss.
How should I look at Pokemon?
Sadly this is true...I do too, but when it comes to Smash, the anime has a LOT to do with who gets in, unfortunetly.
Hey don't sweat it, I was actually defending Red and was trying to give him more crediability, didn't necessarly mean to compare those two.I'm back for a Pokemon debate.
Also I find comparing Red to Ash an insult. Red is awesome and is the true main character of the Pokemon series, he also came 1st. Ash is a bad rip off and is only the face of the cartoon that has ruined the face of the Pokemon franchise.
Either way, Red should stay and if people don't like it just make the other trainers alternate costumes.
Sorry for flamming, I just hate when the games are compared with the cartoon.![]()
I do, and I also think that the First Generation is by far "over represented". You can give me the whole speech on how it was the first series, it started it all and blah blah blah but I don't care. That doesn't mean other generations should be ignored. At least Pichu and Lucario had a shot. The third generation (One of the most groundbreaking generations in Pokemon) hasn't gotten squat.Well for starters don't think that just because we don't have a second generation or third generation playable character that they are "under represented".
Sadly this is true...
Very sad indeed. Too bad the manga only gets involved with the costumes, as I would love to see Mewtwo back with his Spoon Sword. Plus unlike the cartoon, at least the manga references Smash.I do too, but when it comes to Smash, the anime has a LOT to do with who gets in, unfortunetly.
Limiting the 3DS version to a 30-40 character roster isn't going to upset many core/casual gamers when they can find other ways to market the game to them. They will accept a 45+ roster on the Wii-U a lot more if it isn't being compared to the 3DS version whereas having both at 45-50, while very solid, will have people wondering how many more characters would have been playable if there was no universal roster.Limiting one version (Unless you expect the wii-u version to have an insane amount of characters) even though it can hold them IS a mistake