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Yeah, I doubt Sakurai is going to care much about certain monsters appearing in the right habitat. They will probably pick some of the most iconic monsters as hazards/cameos, like Tigrex, Nargacuga, Deviljho and hopefully Glavenus (my favorite monster).
if Ancestral Steppe. doesnt have Kecha Watcha in the background cause havoc, I riot
They wouldn't even need to move the existing songs. Just have them in both, the Other and the Monster Hunter category, problem solved.
They already added most music tracks in the game to Battlefield and Final Destination, though it doesn't work in quite the same way as the other stages music lists. I don't see a couple of stray music tracks being a barrier whether it's possible to move them into another list or not.
Spiral Mountain is probably the weirdest stage to date with its rotating mechanic that has no explanation for it. It's just the characters rotating for no reason, and a bit too fast at that. I don't have motion sickness at all, but when I first saw the stage rotating straight on I immediately felt for the people that do.
Eh, I wouldn't do that, but I don't think just moving the songs is really a problem in the first place.
Probably because Rathelos is the boss and not...whoever those guys are. I do kinda agree with you though, its theme is really bland.
We better get Rajang's theme or I will go bananas
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I mean...it's a place called Spiral Mountain. Rotation should seem like a natural thing to implement as a stage gimmick.
tbh, all the monsters are bosses. mizutsune, astalos, Gammoth and Galvenus are called The Fated Four so they are pretty damn important being thr 4 major monsters of MH Gen
It's TGS. It's probably a new expansion or something, but not that it's coming out outside Japan.
I mostly agree with you on CACs. But in the case of Monster Hunter, Capcom has already created a specific one with a fighting game moveset for it's own crossover games. So I think just adapting that one to Smash would be fine.
Because this is the song most associated with Rathalos. I would have MUCH preferred a different tune but this is probably the most fitting one.
The thing is: if you move those songs to the Monster Hunter category you are technically removing content since the Other category stages won't be able to play them anymore. I don't think this is something Sakurai would like to do but hey, I can't read his mind.
Ive been pushing for a trainer that fights on the stage for years, though my choice was cynthia. Bea would make sense going with her martial arts though. For cynthoa i just imagined her on the field and every one of her moves is her calling out a pokemon to attack next to her, and she may ride the pokemon for a few moves (like dash a she jumps onto garchomp as it does dragon rush). It would be a very unique play style and i feel it would fit a champion being so in touch with her pokemon. I imagined she would use Garchomp, Milotic, Roserade, Spiritomb, Glaceon, and Togekiss. I even had fanart made for this awhile ago from a friend, back when we didnt know if Lucario was returning for smash 4. Just replace lucario with milotic on this image.
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Considering that Min Min's own model is literally reused from ARMS, I doubt that there's no 3D cameos because of the budget.
Speaking of ARMS, random thought: what if Spring Man was an early purchase bonus like Piranha Plant, and then Min Min came with full-on ARMS content (along with Ninjara as her Echo)?
Man, Streets of Rage 4 is a great, great game. Highly recommend everyone play through it, and online play works great too. Also, Adam > Axel.
Yeah, Rathalos' theme is the default on the Miitopia stage, I believe. It would be rather odd to have it suddenly inaccessible when it's one of the most common songs on that stage.
I'd be asking where's Ribbon Girl echo?
Oh come on, you act like Spiral Mountain is this irreparably disorienting and uncomfortable experience, when there's such a simple fix to the vertigo it induces!
Hopefully if GXP are talking about it, it means there's something in the pipeline
I like how it's all company logos and then Itoi's just there chillingI don't really look at Joker and and Bayonetta as "SEGA reps".
Like sure, that's what they technically are. But I really more associate them with PlatinumGames and Atlus respectively. It's the same thing with Banjo & Kazooie, they're not necessarily "Microsoft reps" despite being owned by them. People wanted them because they were long lost Nintendo/Rare characters.
I made this image recently:
Basically shows where each character in Smash originally came from, not necessarily who owns them.
I feel like the culture that shapes a character is more important than the corporation that currently owns them. It's not like we call Ryu and Ken "Capcom USA reps".
Should be Ape or Creatures.
I don't really look at Joker and and Bayonetta as "SEGA reps".
Like sure, that's what they technically are. But I really more associate them with PlatinumGames and Atlus respectively. It's the same thing with Banjo & Kazooie, they're not necessarily "Microsoft reps" despite being owned by them. People wanted them because they were long lost Nintendo/Rare characters.
I made this image recently:
Basically shows where each character in Smash originally came from, not necessarily who owns them.
I feel like the culture that shapes a character is more important than the corporation that currently owns them. It's not like we call Ryu and Ken "Capcom USA reps".
The company label doesn't really matter to me, or at least nowhere near as much as the franchises themselves.I don't really look at Joker and and Bayonetta as "SEGA reps".
Like sure, that's what they technically are. But I really more associate them with PlatinumGames and Atlus respectively. It's the same thing with Banjo & Kazooie, they're not necessarily "Microsoft reps" despite being owned by them. People wanted them because they were long lost Nintendo/Rare characters.
I made this image recently:
Basically shows where each character in Smash originally came from, not necessarily who owns them.
I feel like the culture that shapes a character is more important than the corporation that currently owns them. It's not like we call Ryu and Ken "Capcom USA reps".
If we're aren't counting mergers and acquisitions, shouldn't Cloud and Hero be separated to Square and Enix respectively?I don't really look at Joker and and Bayonetta as "SEGA reps".
Like sure, that's what they technically are. But I really more associate them with PlatinumGames and Atlus respectively. It's the same thing with Banjo & Kazooie, they're not necessarily "Microsoft reps" despite being owned by them. People wanted them because they were long lost Nintendo/Rare characters.
I made this image recently:
Basically shows where each character in Smash originally came from, not necessarily who owns them.
I feel like the culture that shapes a character is more important than the corporation that currently owns them. It's not like we call Ryu and Ken "Capcom USA reps".
I was going by what the developers are called today. Like sure, Cloud was made by Squaresoft during the 90s, but that company didn't shut down or anything, it just became Square-Enix, so I just went with their current name. Same reason I went with Bandai-Namco for Pac-Man instead of just Namco, or how I used the modern Rare logo instead of the 90s one.
Very good point. People can get pretty obsessed sometimes with who holds the IP and not the actual developer. I disagree with the sentiment that characters will always be associated with the biggest company name attached to them. When most people think of SMT/Persona, they think of Atlus, not Sega.I don't really look at Joker and and Bayonetta as "SEGA reps".
Like sure, that's what they technically are. But I really more associate them with PlatinumGames and Atlus respectively. It's the same thing with Banjo & Kazooie, they're not necessarily "Microsoft reps" despite being owned by them. People wanted them because they were long lost Nintendo/Rare characters.
I made this image recently:
Basically shows where each character in Smash originally came from, not necessarily who owns them.
I feel like the culture that shapes a character is more important than the corporation that currently owns them. It's not like we call Ryu and Ken "Capcom USA reps".
a Level-5 rep in spirit
