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There's no reason they'd need different movesets. In Pokemon, any move that Squirtle can use, Blastoise can also use. And Blastoise are faster than Squirtles, not slower. Same with Venusaur and Ivysaur.This objectively makes no sense. "Squirtle" and "Ivysaur" in the context of Smash are their own entities that are tied to certain moves and attributes.
Yes it does. It's 'EveryONE is here' not 'Every moveset with the same attributes is here'.It doesn't matter if you're canonically the same entity as someone else in Smash.
Sort of like that, but on the other hand I'm thinking of something else that's impossible (in my opinion), for the R.O.B. to get a stage based on both games, i.e. Gyromite and Stack-Up together even though as I wrote it is impossible.So, what you're saying is, that compared to Gyromite, it wouldn't- Stack Up?
They still have different attributes from their lesser evolved forms, and they would still be different characters, and with the case of not needing different movesets, they would still be clones.There's no reason they'd need different movesets. In Pokemon, any move that Squirtle can use, Blastoise can also use. And Blastoise are faster than Squirtles, not slower. Same with Venusaur and Ivysaur.
The idea that they'd have to change them into slow, lumbering beasts sounds like non-Pokemon fans trying to dictate their moveset based solely on their appearance. Which has nothing to do with how those Pokemon actually work in the games.
Besides, if characters in Smash really were tied to their moves and attributes, that means we'll never get a decloned Ganondorf. And I'll never agree to with that position.
Yes it does. It's 'EveryONE is here' not 'Every moveset with the same attributes is here'.
I thought we were over the whole "Stats from their debut game should translate over to Smash!" logic. Yoshi and Rosalina are light and heavy respectively in Mario Kart, but the opposite is true in Smash. Ike is quite fast in Fire Emblem, yet Smash portrays him as slow and burly. Luigi is weaker than Mario in most spinoffs but stronger in Smash, Wario and Bowser are usually sluggish in spinoffs but move quite fast in Smash, and so on and so forth.There's no reason they'd need different movesets. In Pokemon, any move that Squirtle can use, Blastoise can also use. And Blastoise are faster than Squirtles, not slower. Same with Venusaur and Ivysaur.
The whole "Venusaur and Blastoise are too fat to move like Ivysaur and Squirtle" sentiment sounds like non-Pokemon fans trying to dictate their moveset based solely on their appearance. Which has nothing to do with how those Pokemon actually work in the games.
Besides, if characters in Smash really were tied to their moves and attributes, that means we'll never get a decloned Ganondorf. And I'll never agree to with that position.
It's technically the latter. If it were everyone, without caring about functions and movesets. Dr. Mario and ZSS would've been cut because they're the same entities as Mario and Samus. What they bring to Smash isn't their unique identity but their moveset. And that's why they're part of EiH.Yes it does. It's 'EveryONE is here' not 'Every moveset with the same attributes is here'.
Actually let's add Igglybuff but unironically.Let's replace Jigglypuff with Wigglytuff, guys.
Jigglypuff didn't actually get scrapped, they just EVOLVED!
I don't get why you need to evolve them, though. I kinda get Ivysaur, because middle evolutions are the awkward middle stage and all the Saurs have roughly the same body plan, but Squirtle and Blastoise are radically different. It would be like adding Beast Ganon but completely removing Ganondorf.There's no reason they'd need different movesets. In Pokemon, any move that Squirtle can use, Blastoise can also use. And Blastoise are faster than Squirtles, not slower. Same with Venusaur and Ivysaur.
The whole "Venusaur and Blastoise are too fat to move like Ivysaur and Squirtle" sentiment sounds like non-Pokemon fans trying to dictate their moveset based solely on their appearance. Which has nothing to do with how those Pokemon actually work in the games.
Besides, if characters in Smash really were tied to their moves and attributes, that means we'll never get a decloned Ganondorf. And I'll never agree to with that position.
Yes it does. It's 'EveryONE is here' not 'Every moveset with the same attributes is here'.
We also shouldn't be advocating for the removal of more cute Pokemon. Squirtle and Ivysaur are animated amazingly in SSBU, I wouldn't give that away for Water Bowser and a fatter Ivysaur.I don't get why you need to evolve them, though. I kinda get Ivysaur, because middle evolutions are the awkward middle stage and all the Saurs have roughly the same body plan, but Squirtle and Blastoise are radically different. It would be like adding Beast Ganon but completely removing Ganondorf.
You think Venusaur can use vines to be acrobatic?The whole "Venusaur and Blastoise are too fat to move like Ivysaur and Squirtle" sentiment sounds like non-Pokemon fans trying to dictate their moveset based solely on their appearance. Which has nothing to do with how those Pokemon actually work in the games.
Why would you want a lighter Jigglypuff that would die to a single uncharged Smash Attack?Actually let's add Igglybuff but unironically.
Because it would be funnyWhy would you want a lighter Jigglypuff that would die to a single uncharged Smash Attack?
Ok fair enough.Because it would be funny
1) it'd be funny and the first genuine joke character since MeleeWhy would you want a lighter Jigglypuff that would die to a single uncharged Smash Attack?
So you want to beat up adorable things and send them clear across the horizon.1) it'd be funny and the first genuine joke character since Melee
2) it's just adorable
Igglybuff just pops whenever any attack hits it.1) it'd be funny and the first genuine joke character since Melee
2) it's just adorable
Nah, it bounces around like a pinball while playing roblox_oof.wavIgglybuff just pops whenever any attack hits it.
No, I want to beat people up as the adorable creature. I was one of the 5 people who stuck with Puff in Smash 4, I'll main any version of it no matter how badly it sucks.So you want to beat up adorable things and send them clear across the horizon.
Got it.
If it gives me easy wins as I ain't complaining.No, I want to beat people up as the adorable creature. I was one of the 5 people who stuck with Puff in Smash 4, I'll main any version of it no matter how badly it sucks.
Melee Fox spoke Japanese? I never picked up on that lol.I almost always prefer English voice acting as a rule but I really miss Fox’s Melee voice. Marth and Roy were pretty iconic too.
This reminds me, do you guys think we'll ever get a legit joke character again (as in a "haha this character sucks" joke), or do y'all think Smash has moved on from that? I'm guessin they're done with jokes since y'know, the devs kinda care about balance now. But I think they should, playing a weakling's fun. Especially if they still have a couple good tools so you still have a route to win with dedication. A good joke character is like art to me.1) it'd be funny and the first genuine joke character since Melee
2) it's just adorable
Agreed on the Brawl voices for Fox/Falco/Wolf. Those were great!Melee Fox spoke Japanese? I never picked up on that lol.
Melee Star Fox voices were great for sure. But me personally, I'm a Brawl Fox/Falco/Wolf voice guy. Falco especially, they nailed him there.
This reminds me, do you guys think we'll ever get a legit joke character again (as in a "haha this character sucks" joke), or do y'all think Smash has moved on from that? I'm guessin they're done with jokes since y'know, the devs kinda care about balance now. But I think they should, playing a weakling's fun. Especially if they still have a couple good tools so you still have a route to win with dedication. A good joke character is like art to me.
Like Pichu. If it were up to me? They shoulda kept Pichu as a joke character in Ultimate. I got nothing against the lil rat but but I feel like her actually being useable ruins the joke. It's like Dan Hibiki being good. I wouldn't have minded some improvements, but seein Pichu do half the **** she can do in ultimate... it's not natural. I don't like it. All Pichu mains are lucky I don't run Smash. But if not her, I guess Glass Joe would be cool.
That's a fun easter egg and headcanon, not a half-assed excuse to replace characters.All that evolved stuff reminds me of how some people thought the Pikachu we got in Brawl was actually Pichu, but evolved because of Pikachu having a blue goggles alt like what Pichu had in Melee.
In other words, my top 3 choices for Gen 9 reps are as follows:While I'd be happy to see Meowscarada or Tinkaton, I think people should also give some support to Gholdengo since it's Pokémon #1,000.
Then You remember moves like Sacred Sword or Sword Dance, then all Pokémon that learnt those attacks are (technically) Sworddudes McJRPGLad.Pokémon is a turned based RPG
They took out voice clips that would've confirmed it in the English version:Melee Fox spoke Japanese? I never picked up on that lol.
The world needs MagikarpThis reminds me, do you guys think we'll ever get a legit joke character again (as in a "haha this character sucks" joke), or do y'all think Smash has moved on from that? I'm guessin they're done with jokes since y'know, the devs kinda care about balance now. But I think they should, playing a weakling's fun. Especially if they still have a couple good tools so you still have a route to win with dedication. A good joke character is like art to me.
Not gonna stop you from supporting Gholdengo for your own reasons, but me, personally? I honestly couldn't give two ****s about it being "Pokémon #1000" since that means absolutely nothing to me.Anyway...on the topic of Pokémon:
In other words, my top 3 choices for Gen 9 reps are as follows:
- Gholdengo
- Meowscarada
- Tinkaton
Mine would be:Anyway...on the topic of Pokémon:
In other words, my top 3 choices for Gen 9 reps are as follows:
- Gholdengo
- Meowscarada
- Tinkaton
That depends what "logic" you're trying to replace it with. "Turtle is fat, so turtle is slow" is not better logic.I thought we were over the whole "Stats from their debut game should translate over to Smash!" logic.
Because I don't like transformations. And without the transformation aspect, there's no reason to stick to 1st or 2nd form. Especially when Blastoise's third form has all the cool water cannon stuff.I don't get why you need to evolve them, though.
I mean, it probably WOULD look wrong. But it literally CAN do anything an Ivysaur can do. That's how Pokemon work. Evolution is additive, not subtractive.You think Venusaur can use vines to be acrobatic?
It's literally my favorite Pokemon. It cannot do the things Ivysaur can do without looking completely wrong.
I agree. But what they're suggesting isn't balancing for a context of a fighting game, it's balancing around a character's appearance.You're making a fighting game, you need to balance in that context and leave basic RPG stats at the door.
Lol. You're the reason I removed them. You're the one that said "If they aren't transformations anymore, what's the point of them being their unevolved forms?" and I was like, "Hey...you're right!"We also shouldn't be advocating for the removal of more cute Pokemon.
1. Penny but only as an excuse to make Eevee playableAnyway...on the topic of Pokémon:
In other words, my top 3 choices for Gen 9 reps are as follows:
- Gholdengo
- Meowscarada
- Tinkaton
Balancing around appearance is part of balancing for a fighting game.I agree. But what they're suggesting isn't balancing for a context of a fighting game, it's balancing around a character's appearance.
No because they didn't make a big deal out of her. This is ignoring that Game Freak and TPC made a big deal out of Gholdengo being Pokemon 1000 itself. It's not a reason to support it like any dishonest person might try to postulate, it's just an argument in it's favour.Guess we should rally behind Honey Queen for officially being the 30th Mario Kart character. Pretty big achievement for a series that only started with 8, no?
Haven't played the game because I refuse to play Pokemon but if I had to choose one it'd be Spidops so hi, you're not alone.My top pick for Gen 9 is Spidops-
okay okay great tusks would be really cool too
I admit my reply was sarcastic and not meant to be taken seriously but I genuinely don't understand why being number 1000 would matter when other significant numbers of Pokemon didn't get preferential treatment eitherNo because they didn't make a big deal out of her. This is ignoring that Game Freak and TPC made a big deal out of Gholdengo being Pokemon 1000 itself. It's not a reason to support it like any dishonest person might try to postulate, it's just an argument in it's favour.