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To be honest even though the google theory is fake, I do think it was the most interesting theory of all the dlc theories in this game
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Wouldn’t surprise me if Artorias or Solaire of Astora were costumes that came with a new Bandai Namco characterHonestly, this just makes me wonder if Artorias is a costume coming instead.
Or just Hero alone. I mean, they're adventurous characters and all~Wouldn’t surprise me if Artorias or Solaire of Astora were costumes that came with a new Bandai Namco character
It's Namco-Bandai. You also forgot Nightmare(Soul Calibur) and Agumon, two other big characters from Namco-Bandai. Plus Yuri Lowell(did I spell that right?), the other major Tales of option.Just out of curiosity
Sans Hihechi, Lloyd, and KOSMOS, what potential Namco rep could there be? (list off those that have been deconfirmed as well, I'm very unfamiliar with Namco myself)
I would say the Prince of All Cosmos from Katamari is kind of an underdog pick. Someone from Soul Calibur could happen (don't think it will), and if Heihachi and Lloyd aren't it (which I find even unlikelier) it could be another character from their franchises (Jin or Kazuya for Tekken, Yuri or Velvet for Tales).Just out of curiosity
Sans Hihechi, Lloyd, and KOSMOS, what potential Namco rep could there be? (list off those that have been deconfirmed as well, I'm very unfamiliar with Namco myself)
I would like to add Valkyrie to the list. Although she hasn't had a game in years, though has made cameos in recent games (Project X Zone 1 & 2), as well as in Pac-Man's taunt; she could be a unique and obscure/retro Bandai-Namco pic.It's Namco-Bandai. You also forgot Nightmare(Soul Calibur) and Agumon, two other big characters from Namco-Bandai. Plus Yuri Lowell(did I spell that right?), the other major Tales of option.
The three major candidates in my opinion are Tekken, Tales, and Dark Souls. To me these three are the front runners for a Namco rep.Just out of curiosity
Sans Hihechi, Lloyd, and KOSMOS, what potential Namco rep could there be? (list off those that have been deconfirmed as well, I'm very unfamiliar with Namco myself)
I prefer the name Taizo Hori, but eh. There's quite a lot of characters to consider. IMO, the big 4 are Heihachi, Lloyd Irving, Nightmare, and Agumon, in that order. I used to put Heihachi lower, but I learned a bit more about him that changed my mind, like actually focusing more on 2D mechanics, which makes him far more viable in being reworked for Smash.I would like to add Valkyrie to the list. Although she hasn't had a game in years, though has made cameos in recent games (Project X Zone 1 & 2), as well as in Pac-Man's taunt; she could be a unique and obscure/retro Bandai-Namco pic.
And to name other characters from said company, there's also Dig Dug, The Prince (from Katamari), Mr. Driller, and Klonoa.
I've read around the threads (don't remember if it was this very same one), that there was some concern over Heihachi's chances of getting into the roster due to Tekken's current story line. However, they could opt for using his Project X Zone design (which was the one his Sm4sh Mii costume was based off of).I prefer the name Taizo Hori, but eh. There's quite a lot of characters to consider. IMO, the big 4 are Heihachi, Lloyd Irving, Nightmare, and Agumon, in that order. I used to put Heihachi lower, but I learned a bit more about him that changed my mind, like actually focusing more on 2D mechanics, which makes him far more viable in being reworked for Smash.
That design actually comes from Tekken Tag Tournament 2. It just so happens that Namco loved to use it until Tekken 7 hit the stores.I've read around the threads (don't remember if it was this very same one), that there was some concern over Heihachi's chances of getting into the roster due to Tekken's current story line. However, they could opt for using his Project X Zone design (which was the one his Sm4sh Mii costume was based off of).
Hmm, awesome. I had completely forgotten about that.That design actually comes from Tekken Tag Tournament 2. It just so happens that Namco loved to use it until Tekken 7 hit the stores.
That's the design I always expected them to use. Old Heihachi is cool, but Young Heihachi I think is more iconic and the black hair makes his spikes more striking.I've read around the threads (don't remember if it was this very same one), that there was some concern over Heihachi's chances of getting into the roster due to Tekken's current story line. However, they could opt for using his Project X Zone design (which was the one his Sm4sh Mii costume was based off of).
I don't see how that design is more iconic at all. Old Heihachi IS Heihachi for almost every single Tekken whereas his young version only got used for one game which wasn't even mainline.That's the design I always expected them to use. Old Heihachi is cool, but Young Heihachi I think is more iconic and the black hair makes his spikes more striking.
I mean... there are no rules explicitly saying a main character will always get in first, but in the entire history of Smash, that only happened once.You're making up rules that don't exist. There's nothing saying it HAS to be the MC that has to get in. It's more like, the most recognizable and iconic character of the franchise is who gets in. Mai is such a scenario here.
Also, I don't "want" Mai Shiranui. I'm overall indifferent to who gets in from here on since I got my most wanted. Mai is a prediction given she's a character that makes too much sense to be in Smash, one that people don't talk about much. Basically, much like Ryu, Cloud, and Yuusha, before they eventually found their way into Smash. People say Terry, Terry, Terry, but SNK has never put Terry in over Mai in any guest appearance or crossover. Ever.
I think it's a mix of both. Kind of how like Pokemon's IP is shared with Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures Inc.BTW, what is the deal with Dragalia Lost? It is a 1stparty IP or not at all? some people told me that it's owned by Cygames because Dragalia Lost is part of the Cygames multiverse or something like that, but i found this https://trademark.trademarkia.com/dragalia-lost-79258558.html , it says it's a trademark of nintendo, but if you do a quick search: https://trademarks.justia.com/876/55/dragalia-87655619.html here it says it's a cyames trademark so it's really confusing.
It's Dragalia Lost 1stparty or 3rdparty?
This is just flat out wrong. Terry is in both King of Fighters 12 and Fighter EX Layer while Mai is not.People say Terry, Terry, Terry, but SNK has never put Terry in over Mai in any guest appearance or crossover. Ever.
There's nothing telling of how likely it may or may not be. This is people's just warped perception, wanting to see patterns where they don't exist. Common sense is common sense. The most popular and iconic characters that translate well into a fighting game will be the first to get in out of that franchise.I mean... there are no rules explicitly saying a main character will always get in first, but in the entire history of Smash, that only happened once.
So yeah, it's not impossible. Doesn't mean it's likely though.
Mai Shiranui's sex appeal escalated her popularity in Japan and worldwide, while the character herself is regarded as a female icon of SNK.[22] Play Time claimed that "already a cult" of Mai had existed in Japan by 1994, two years after her debut.[331] According to Kotaku's Ashcraft writing in 2010, "Mai is one of the most popular and recognisable fighting game characters. Her image has been recreated in countless figurines and endless fan art."[332]Also "never picked Terry over Mai"? The SNK guest before Mai in DoA 6 was Terry in EX Layer. He was picked over other SNK characters. They could have chosen anyone, but they chose him. Terry is Mr. SNK and he still is their most iconic and well liked character in fan polls.
Mai Shiranui has been furthermore featured as a usually playable guest character in many various games in mostly Asian markets, such as China-only dance game Dazzle Dance.[132] To celebrate the 15th anniversary of The King of Fighter in 2009, Mai joined a Chinese MMORPG Yuyan Online.[133] She was added as a player character to a Korean multiplayer beat 'em up Dungeon Fighter Online in 2010,[134] and also joined the character rosters of two more Korean video games: an action game Mad Blade (formerly Bladecraft)[135] and an endless runner Kal Kal Kal All Together in 2013.[136] Mai was featured as an avatar replacement model to promote the Japanese MMORPG Wizardry Online in 2014.[137][138]In fact, Dead or Alive is the only case, as far as I remember, of Mai being picked before Terry for a crossover game that isn't made by SNK.
Because Mai is SNK's mascot and the most popular character in the franchise.Then there's the question: if Sakurai was going to choose a character to represent KOF, why not Kyo, who originated from that series?
Most porn=/=mascot.Because Mai is SNK's mascot
DFO is the highest grossing single game of all time. Mai made an appearance as a guest there. Mai has made over a hundred different guest appearances in media and she's the most cosplayed character ever. Incredibly beloved in Asia, AND in Latin America.This is just flat out wrong. Terry is in both King of Fighters 12 and Fighter EX Layer while Mai is not.
She does seem to be really popular in several Asian countries, but Smash (and pretty much every Nintendo game) has always catered towards fans in Japan and the west specifically. I think there are better characters to appease Japanese and western characters with.
And I don’t think the comparison to Dragon Quest works very well. If you compare the combined worldwide sales of all the video games Mai made a playable appearance in to the combined sales of all main line Dragon Quest games in Japan alone, Dragon Quest still wins by a large margin. Despite being a popular character the games she appears in just don’t sell very well.
Bro, don't bother to reply with stupid **** if you're not gonna do the research.Most porn=/=mascot.
True, but there's also no grounds to think she's the most viable option from SNK either. There are no grounds to prove with factual evidence that she would absolutely happen before anyone else. It's not like Pikachu, who is more iconic than Pokémon Trainer by miles. She has contenders for her position.There's nothing telling of how likely it may or may not be. This is people's just warped perception, wanting to see patterns where they don't exist. Common sense is common sense. The most popular and iconic characters that translate well into a fighting game will be the first to get in out of that franchise.
Mai is not the most popular, nor is she SNK's absolute mascot. She is very popular, sure. But saying she is SNK's undisputed mascot or the most popular KOF character is just factually wrong. Here, a popularity poll from 2018:In the case of Mai, she's the most popular character that SNK own, of course she'd be picked first.
Mai Shiranui's sex appeal escalated her popularity in Japan and worldwide, while the character herself is regarded as a female icon of SNK.[22] Play Time claimed that "already a cult" of Mai had existed in Japan by 1994, two years after her debut.[331] According to Kotaku's Ashcraft writing in 2010, "Mai is one of the most popular and recognisable fighting game characters. Her image has been recreated in countless figurines and endless fan art."[332]
UGO Team commented in 2008, "the over-endowed, perpetually jiggling Mai has become not only a mascot for SNK's King of Fighters series, but also for the whole company. ... Mai is an unapologetic sex symbol ... While some decry Mai's ubiquitousness as pandering fan service, we're more than happy to pick up the yearly iterations of the King of Fighters franchise just to get fresh hands on this fetching fighter.[342] Destructoid's editor-in-chief Dale North named "Terry and Andy Bogard, and the ever-bouncy Mai Shiranui" as the most popular of all characters from the Fatal Fury series,[343] while China's Xinhua News Agency called Mai the most important female role in the history of SNK.[344]
Like it or not, Mai Shiranui is the most popular character from The King of Fighters. Yes, Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami are the ostensible mainstays, and Terry Bogard was the hero of the precursor Fatal Fury titles, but it's Mai that everyone remembers for one reason or another. And it's Mai who gets the most merchandise, Mai whose absence from The King of Fighters XII set off a fan chorus of "No Mai, no buy," and Mai who crosses over to other series.[341]
— Todd Ciolek, Anime News Network, 2016
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mai_Shiranui#Cultural_impact
It's Mai, not Terry.
You guys are thoroughly underestimating just how popular this character is in Korea and China
Because Mai is SNK's mascot and the most popular character in the franchise.
Sure. She has a lot of crossovers... but again, that doesn't exclude other SNK characters. Look at other recent fighting game crossovers. Terry is in EX Layer, not her. Iori is in Million Arthur Arcana Blood, not her. Sure, she has a lot to her name, but it doesn't mean she will absolutely be picked for every single one instead of other characters. Your original point was that "SNK never picked Terry over her". Which, again, is factually wrong.Mai Shiranui has been furthermore featured as a usually playable guest character in many various games in mostly Asian markets, such as China-only dance game Dazzle Dance.[132] To celebrate the 15th anniversary of The King of Fighter in 2009, Mai joined a Chinese MMORPG Yuyan Online.[133] She was added as a player character to a Korean multiplayer beat 'em up Dungeon Fighter Online in 2010,[134] and also joined the character rosters of two more Korean video games: an action game Mad Blade (formerly Bladecraft)[135] and an endless runner Kal Kal Kal All Together in 2013.[136] Mai was featured as an avatar replacement model to promote the Japanese MMORPG Wizardry Online in 2014.[137][138]
Mai has been appearing making guest character appearances in especially many Asian games since 2014, when she was added to several Chinese games, including MOBAs 300 Heroes[139] and The King of Solider II,[140] an action RPG Ultimate Heroes,[141] beat 'em ups Fantasy Fighter[142] and King of Fate,[143] and an RTS Dragon Throne: Battle of Red Cliffs.[144] She was also featured as a variant of character class Kunoichi in Korean MMORPG Black Desert Online to promote it in Japan.[145][146][147] In 2016, Mai was licensed as a bonus hero to at that time most popular video game in the world: a MOBA Wangzhe Rongyao,[148][149] where she is a Mage class character[150] additionally starring in its official tie-in webcomic.[151] She was further included in collaboration events in Brave Frontier,[152] Game of Dice,[153] and Samurai Kingdom.[154]
In 2017, other collaboration events included a Mai avatar in an MMORPG Mabinogi Heroes,[155] as well as her various guest appearances in many mobile games, including Boku to Dragon,[156] Clash of Kings,[157] Crash Fever,[158] Crusaders Quest,[159] GangRoad JOKER,[160] Grand Summoners,[161] Everybody's Marble,[162] If World,[163] Last Senkan,[164] Rival Arena VS,[165] Saishu Senkan: With Lovely Girls,[166] Tower of Saviors,[167] Valkyrie Connect,[168] Venus Eleven Vivid!,[169] World Cross Saga,[170] and Yamato Chronicle.[171] By mid-2018, she has further appeared in more games such as HIT[172] and The Fellowship of The Dragon,[173] also joining Puzzle & Dragons in celebration of the game's fifth anniversary,[174] followed by Dungeon Hunter Champions,[175] Knives Out-Tokyo Royale,[176] Phantasy Star Online 2,[177] Tokyo Prison,[178] and more.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg. There's way way WAY more. She's the most crossed over character of all time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mai_Shiranui#Guest_and_cameo_appearances
Any interest that anyone could talk me into having for this character maybe being in Smash has instantly gone out of the window. At least Bayonetta doesn't have a section labelled "sex appeal" on her Wikipedia page.Kotaku's Patricia Hernandez wrote "one of Fatal Fury 2's biggest contributions to the medium was that it was the first game to introduce a character with breasts that moved on their own ... though Fatal Fury may not be a huge franchise nowadays, its legacy is very much alive: many top fighting games include a similar jiggle effect."
Mai is neither. SNK's mascots are Terry, Nakoruru and Kyo.Because Mai is SNK's mascot and the most popular character in the franchise.
That's cool. I'm not trying to rally support for the character, I think we're well beyond that, and I've already gotten my most wanted. I'm making a prediction based on objective observation. Mai Shiranui is a character that's flown under everyone's radars, and a rather logical pick for Smash when you take a step back and look at the facts.Any interest that anyone could talk me into having for this character maybe being in Smash has instantly gone out of the window. At least Bayonetta doesn't have a section labelled "sex appeal" on her Wikipedia page.
Not quite, especially when you look at her popularity in China, Vietnam, and other parts of Asia. With KoF being a massively influential cult hit in Hong Kong for example, that still remains to this day:True, but there's also no grounds to think she's the most viable option from SNK either. There are no grounds to prove with factual evidence that she would absolutely happen before anyone else. It's not like Pikachu, who is more iconic than Pokémon Trainer by miles. She has contenders for her position.
Mai is not the most popular, nor is she SNK's absolute mascot. She is very popular, sure. But saying she is SNK's mascot or the most popular KOF character is just factually wrong. Here, a popularity poll from 2018:
You're showing me a fan poll among SNK fans. Mai's popularity extends well beyond just SNK. It's why she gets crossed over the most. It's like taking a poll over the Smash community asking who the most popular character is, seing Fox at the top, and then assuming that Fox is more popular than Pikachu or Mario, despite the other two appearing in way more crossovers and moving way more merch.
It's hardly proof of anything m8.
She has a ton of crossovers where she's the ONLY SNK character to show up. Multiple times. DFO, BDO, list goes on and aon and on... she's the msot crossed over character of all time, surpassing the likes of even Ryu.Sure. She has a lot of crossovers... but again, that doesn't exclude other SNK characters. Look at other recent fighting game crossovers. Terry is in EX Layer, not her. Iori is in Million Arthur Arcana Blood, not her. Sure, she has a lot to her name, but it doesn't mean she will absolutely be picked for every single one instead of other characters. Your original point was that "SNK never picked Terry over her". Which, again, is factually wrong.
That's cause you're viewing things exclusively from a western lens. You're not aware of just how popular Mai is in Asia, especially outside of Japan. That's why she keeps getting crossed over into Asian exclusive mobile games because she's THAT popular in this part of the world. And that's not even factoring in LatAm, which also lovs KoF more than any other fighting game franchise.My point is: Mai is a strong contender if a character from SNK is chosen, but there's nothing to my knowledge that makes her so much more likely than other SNK characters that they wouldn't even be considered at all. Especially not Terry, Kyo and Nakoruru (the latter of which is in a similar position as her, in fact).
Please feel free to show me all the crossovers that they've made it into, and if they even come close to what Mai has achieved.Mai is neither. SNK's mascots are Terry, Nakoruru and Kyo.
This is such a dumb argument I'm hesitant to address it. Mai has already appeared in SNK Heroines on the Switch, and was advertised in a Nintendo Direct iirc. Second, aside from the fact that she's a FICTIONAL CHARACTER, 19 is considered an adult in pretty much every part of the world. I struggle to think what sort of backwards mind would think that sexualizing a 19 year old is immoral. FFS, AoC in most parts of the DEVELOPED world is 16, and that includes Japan itself.Mai Shiranui is 19 years old. Kasumi 17. They are probably disqualified.
In some countries, the hyper-sexualization of minor female characters can create controversies that are heavy with influence. In addition, Bayonetta is the only female among the third-party licensing characters, and is already hyper-sexualized. With a hyper-sexy 2nd DLC, minor or not, it's the image of Nintendo that can be affected. I think that a character whose character has been more realistic during his or her evoution is more likely.
Why is it "the best way", though? Sounds very selective to me. Again, I'm not denying her popularity, but I think you're pretty much treating her as if she's the only viable pick from SNK because of merchandise and her having the most guest appearances. Which is funny because a lot of the games you used as examples are China-only. That's like if westerners were treating Marth as a lock in Melee speculation because of FE's popularity in Japan at the time. Sure, it could happen, as it did in this example, but there is no guarantee. That's my point.Not quite, especially when you look at her popularity in China, Vietnam, and other parts of Asia. With KoF being a massively influential cult hit in Hong Kong for example, that still remains to this day:
https://books.google.co.jp/books?id=HQeRAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA87&lpg=PA87&dq=mai+shiranui+popularity+asia&source=bl&ots=EDJ_Wum31-&sig=ACfU3U3Y_7bsMoiPqYNyMOTEd61MkYMVXQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjZhaKwmZHjAhU3y4sBHcFYC-4Q6AEwDHoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=mai shiranui popularity asia&f=false
She's also, once again the one that appears in all the crossovers, gets cosplayed the most (once again, being the most cosplayed character of all time, with cosplay contests dedicated to her look entirely), and moves the highest amount of merch out of anyone. She's also really popular with girls in Asia, being a fan favorite of not only cosplayers, but also female gamers.
I don't think there's a more quantifiable way of measuring a character's popularity than seeing which one moves the most merch. That one being Mai. Hell the fact that she's a regular pick for crossovers over any other SNK character should be proof enough:
Yeah, I know. I'm Brazilian. People love KOF over here. Even then, people might cosplay her, sell merch of her and whatnot, but if you ask people over here about SNK characters they'd like to see in other games, Mai is nowhere near being an unanimous answer. That's my whole point: Mai is possible, but there are a lot of other viable SNK choices and at least two or three characters as popular/more popular than her.That's cause you're viewing things exclusively from a western lens. You're not aware of just how popular Mai is in Asia, especially outside of Japan. That's why she keeps getting crossed over into Asian exclusive mobile games because she's THAT popular in this part of the world. And that's not even factoring in LatAm, which also lovs KoF more than any other fighting game franchise.
I don't see an issue, they can just go for more conservative designs like they did with Corrin and Bayonetta. And none of the fighters we have are hyper-sexualized in Smash itself. I think people are overplaying how much Nintendo avoids being associated with mature content. Also there's no reason to consider Smash 4 DLC while picking characters for Ultimate.Mai Shiranui is 19 years old. Kasumi 17. They are probably disqualified.
In some countries, the hyper-sexualization of minor female characters can create controversies that are heavy with influence. In addition, Bayonetta is the only female among the third-party licensing characters, and is already hyper-sexualized. With a hyper-sexy 2nd DLC, minor or not, it's the image of Nintendo that can be affected. I think that a character whose character has been more realistic during his or her evoution is more likely.
That's Mai Shiranui? The girl who lets it all hang out in her idle animation? That makes me think she's less likely now just because of how much they'd have to sensor her outfit.Just wanna put it out there, but I think people are sleeping on Mai Shiranui:
China though? A fresh gaming market, holding 1/6 of the world's population, a place where Smash actually, really isn't that popular, and where the number of people with a disposable income = the entire population of the US? That alone is reason enough to include a character like her. Her popularity in these parts of the world opens Smash to new people who might not have played it otherwise, with the added benefit that once again, Mai is a popular pick in her native country as well.Why is it "the best way", though? Sounds very selective to me. Again, I'm not denying her popularity, but I think you're pretty much treating her as if she's the only viable pick from SNK because of merchandise and her having the most guest appearances. Which is funny because a lot of the games you used as examples are China-only. That's like if westerners were treating Marth as a lock in Melee speculation because of FE's popularity in Japan at the time. Sure, it could happen, as it did in this example, but there is no guarantee. That's my point.
That's because you're asking a small section of people who play KoF or play Smash. Once again, the character's popularty extends well beyond both those boundaries given her appearances in other media, and her overall popularity as a gaming icon purely on merch and cosplay alone. It's the same situation as when Smash fans would talk over which Final Fantasy character they wanted to see in Smash before Cloud got in. No one ever considered him, and it was even laughable to mention him. Everyone said Terra, or Black Mage, NO ONE said Cloud, but little did they realize just how popular and high in demand Cloud was in Asia. Square Enix's mascot character and most obvoious pick. Literally the same situation as Mai. Which is exactly why I'm bringing her up as a character that's flying under everyone's radars. Because just like Cloud, Ryu, and Yuusha, and so on... she's a character people are dismissing due to personal biad, despite being the most obvious objective choice for a character pick in Smash. She's more than iconic enough to deserve a spot on the roster.Yeah, I know. I'm Brazilian. People love KOF over here. Even then, people might cosplay her, sell merch of her and whatnot, but if you ask people over here about SNK characters they'd like to see in other games, Mai is nowhere near being an unanimous answer. That's my whole point: Mai is possible, but there are a lot of other viable SNK choices and at least two or three characters as popular/more popular than her.
I'm sorry m8, but your poll holds very little weight considering it's got less that 1000 votes. This kanji right here 票 the ones you see next to the numbers, means "votes" with Terry who takes the number 1 spot only having 254 total. This was clearly distributed among only a very small section of hardcore SNK fans in Japan, probably a specific magazine. Hardly representative of the demographics that like Mai Shiranui as a character. Again, her popularity extends well beyond KoF and Final Fight, she's a gaming icon in her own right, and why I keep saying she's basically recognized as SNK's mascot. Because outside of the diehard SNK fandom, she's found significantly MORE popularity from people who don't play the KoF games, or from KoF fans in other parts of the world, most notably, once again, Korea, Hong Kong, China, and Vietnam. To answer your question of why merchandise moved is "the best way" is because that's something that's actually quantifiable, especially over a small poll that gathers less than 1000 votes. Again, the fact that Mai sees the most crossovers out of any other SNK character (and any other videogame cahracter really), speaks for itself on how popular she really is.EDIT: Also, the "Smash fan poll" comparison really doesn't land. Comparing a poll done for a single game's fanbase to another one for all characters and demographics of a whole company is not the same thing. The fan poll is recent and should, by all means, be used as a popularity indicator.
Irrelevant since number of crossovers doesn't denote a mascot and as far as SNK published material they consider those three characters their mascotsPlease feel free to show me all the crossovers that they've made it into, and if they even come close to what Mai has achieved.