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I imagine since winter is the only season to not have a character releasing, that would make sense for when the next pass is announced, if one is happening.
Not a bad lineup, though I'd honestly reign it in a little.
Ronnie Anne is a divisive character among the fanbase, and mot everyone who likes The Loud House is interested in The Casagrandes.
I don't actually care about Ronnie Anne, I'm just saying it's weird for someone with a Loud House related avatar to be criticizing it or its chances every time it gets brought up
Which TLH character would you choose as the third rep?
There is absolutely no way Sam Puckett would appear in anything Nick related again after everything the actor went through. Same for Gibby.
and expensive
I feel like Angelica should really be in the base game, imo Rugrats would really need another rep in a second game. Other than that I think it's pretty good but maybe too ambitious. 40 characters is a lot even for a second game.
Luna imo is the best choice. She's the fan-favorite sister, she has one of the more striking designs, and she can play literally any instrument, meaning she has lots of potential for a music-based moveset.
Well that's...the case within the Avatar fandom as well.
I know. I'm part of that fandom. I don't even like Korra. But it feels kinda disingenuous to include Korra but then everything else Avatar be from the original series. What point is there to even including Korra at that point
To keep the diehards from complaining that Korra isn't in...
Katara would actually WATERBEND. Korra is just elemental effect Ganondorf.
Does Korra even have any actual waterbending moves? It feels like if there's supposed to be a waterbending effect on some of her generic moves, it doesn't work.
Not as far as I can tell!
Do ice attribute attacks count? Otherwise no
That makes me upset with how Aang and Korra's movesets were handled. Their movesets feel more like they were designed so that the game would have equivalents to Sheik and Ganondorf rather than properly representing them as characters.
I honestly don't see how Aang and Korra's respective movesets don't "represent them as characters".
Because NASB fans don't realize Aang wasn't using all four elements equally in the first place
Because Aang primarily fights in TLA by dodging and attacking from afar, as indirect as possible. This goes with Airbender philosophy of pacifism.
Thing is, Aang is still known for being quick and nimble, which the rushdown-style compliments pretty well even if it's not exactly a completely perfect fit, not to mention him being more of an aerial fighter compliments him being an Airbender (and as shown by Guynamednelson, the bending style he generally prefers). And even disregarding that, sometimes creative liberties are taken when translating a character into a fighting game like this. Otherwise, the only option I can think of would be to just leave Aang out completely.
But he’s not contact most of the time? A lot of his strongs for example involve air bending. Like I know what you mean by making contact but it’s not quite the same
It doesn't need to be 1:1 accurate, but there's a difference between "represents the source material well, but with creative liberties to help it better meld into the format" and "this character fits well into the format but is nothing like how they are in their source material". It'd be like if you make Danny completely ground-based, gave Leonardo a claymore, made Powdered Toast Man a shoto, or made Lincoln a Ness clone. There's a reason why people have been complaining about Ganondorf's moveset for years. and it's not like making some more range-based air moves would be difficult in a platform fighter.
Once people are used to a moveset, it shouldn't be changed - maybe if the moveset is poorly designed from a functional standpoint, but if it's for the sake of "accuracy" you're ultimately just getting rid of a perfectly fine moveset and isolating that character's players for an extremely superficial reason with no benefit to actual gameplay.
I hope they at least update ZIM's model. NASB's has honestly spoiled me with how good it is.
Was it someone in this thread that mentioned they based it off of his beta design or something? Perhaps it’ll be updated this time
Yeah, that was me.
Honestly it is a little different but it's not as bad as Gir's massive forehead.
