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Seeing their physical form in the reboot as opposed to possessed ninjas, yokai, and warriors would be a real treat. I can imagine some of them looking like the aliens from Experiment Serial Lain.
Speaking of new enemies, they also add new terrestrial enemies as possible vessels for the aliens. The original had enemies like ninja, tengu, oni, thieves, feudal samurai warriors,and undead warriors. In addition to the alien's physical forms, they can ad a variety of new enemies like rokurokubi, Japanese priest (mage enemies), kappa, nue, karakasa, wokou, and nukekubi. A Gashadokuro boss is also a must since it can be Stallord's successor.
Kitsune boss, anyone?Speaking of new enemies, they also add new terrestrial enemies as possible vessels for the aliens. The original had enemies like ninja, tengu, oni, thieves, feudal samurai warriors,and undead warriors. In addition to the alien's physical forms, they can ad a variety of new enemies like rokurokubi, Japanese priest (mage enemies), kappa, nue, karakasa, wokou, and nukekubi. A Gashadokuro boss is also a must since it can be Stallord's successor.
How the hell did I forget the infamous kitsune? One reminiscent of Kurama from Naruto with an intimidating appearance and the hax power to the boot. I also forgot another idea of a new female enemy: Yuki Onna. They can easily be the Wizzrobes of the game with the teleportaion and ice blasts to a threat.
Keybladeguy did one a page ago.
Just make Murasame and the others have demonic origins like in Samurai Warriors 3 and call it a day. Seeing the psychical aliens in a future installment would be as silly as the Aurum situation in Kid Icarus Uprising. Then again, we don't know whether the next title will be light-hearted, dark, or both.
How about this? They come back and want to attack the land directly (instead of brainwashing the Daimyo and making them send out people), but still want to remain concealed, so they inhabit people and animals. However, they aren't always compatible with Earthen creatures, and they accidently cause mutations of some that they inhabit, resulting in the mythological creatures from Japanese folklore. Some of the humans that they inhabit turn red and grow long teeth. Some others grow a second mouth in the back of their heads that they must feed, but also conceal. They attempt to inhabit a common red fox and make it grow nine tails and gain extraordinary powers. This way, you never directly fight things that look like "aliens" (except maybe in the final level or something), but the aliens would still be involved and you'd still have mythological creatures.
I can tell that Futakuchi-Onna will be another terrifying enemy on par with the ReDeads.
Holy ****, that's the list alright! We all know that trolling director knows what we want and it would be pretty dumb if he forgot to include him this time around with all the attention he's been getting lately (From Samurai Warriors 3 to Nintendo Land).
I could dig this.
The results:
While anything could happen, Takamaru's had more exposure than most of these other options who didn't make it playable in Brawl, so hopefully that gives him a good chance. If only there was a poll like this for Smash Bros. 4 we could take a look at... Still, it's pretty neat how many of those picks made it into Brawl in some capacity nonetheless.
Just the thought of hearing this track remixed in Smash 4 makes my heart fill with rainbows. Also, did you know that the Undead Warriors make a sound similar to the Tanooki Suit transformation from Super Mario Bros. 3 when shooting fireballs?
Sadly that's the case since adding multiple playstyles would already be too much for the developers. I think a defensive, projectile heavy playstile should be good enough to make him a unique fighter.
No, I didn't notice, I'll keep an eye out for it.
Agree 100% with this.
No depending on the execution of the stances. The way I see it, if it involves swapping aspects of the model with a new model, it's out. Stances that have swaps in animation states are fair game.
Pacack
a page before, I need speed/mobility and I need powerful ass sword draw attacks. Everyone of them should have Melee/P:M Fox up smash or Lyn assist trophy levels of power and satisfaction when landed.
In my mind, Takamaru would have his killing moves be his sword draws, with his projectiles being used to rack up damage and keep opponents away. I've also toyed with the idea of his sword attacks having a unique deflecting effect on projectiles.No depending on the execution of the stances. The way I see it, if it involves swapping aspects of the model with a new model, it's out. Stances that have swaps in animation states are fair game.
Also, while I love the defensive projectile heavy play style suggested by @
This actually sounds a lot like one of my more recent thoughts on how he should play. A while back before I understood how significant his projectiles were (both in moveset potential and how iconic they are to him), I was thinking of him having a draw stance and sheathe stance where he could switch between fighting with the sword drawn at all times or the sword in its sheathe for immense KO blows. Nowadays though, I feel like he'd do well keeping the katana sheathed for everything but smash attacks (since they're the most powerful) and maybe swinging the sheathed sword or doing crazy things like hilt flicks or projectile deflections Kenshin style for his normals while his projectile game gets played up.
My idea for him gives his very few moves that do a lot of damage, but he'd have insanely good speed. His primary killing moves would be his smashes and his fireball.
Yes it's him. A guy on DeviantArt drew this as a title card for his Nazo no Murasame-Jo review a few years ago.Is that JewWario?
But yeah it is a pretty funny pic.
I we see that version of Takamaru in the new Smash.
i disagree only because there are about a trillion "edo period samurai" video games and animes and junk, what could set this apart and be UNIQUE is samurai guy fighting aliens.
They could go a step further and show that extraterrestrial organisms were the original inspiration for many of the spirits and demons of Japanese mythology and folklore.
I bet he had gained a small female following for that reason. It will probably get even bigger when he join Smash's roster though.
