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Personally, I'd love to see Leon S. Kennedy and a Soul Calibur fighter in Smash Bros. (preferably Yoshimitsu or Ivy
). An honorable mention would go to Simon Belmont, because I feel like his franchise would be a cool addition to Smash.
Mega Man's a given. I don't play his games, but I know that I'll shot with some sort of charged beam weapon if I don't mention him. :D
I'd love to play as Cranky Kong. Walk around with his walking stick and smash everyone with sarcastic, snide remarks. His Final Smash would probably put everyone to sleep kind of like Peach's except more awesome.
You clearly NEVER played Mewtwo in Melee if you still think that Lucario's a clone of Mewtwo.
Mega Man, as everyone's been saying, is a give-in. Besides that... Simon Belmont could be a good second Konami rep but in that case Sega should get a second rep too... I'm thinking Tails or NiGHTS. The only other characters from your list I can see getting in would be bomberman or Pac-Man as there companies are pretty close with Nintendo and they are both significant characters.
But that brings up another thing... a sequel to the SSE needs to rely MUCH less on Smash-original stuff. Sure, Master Hand and Crazy Hand can be important, the final boss should probably be something Smash-original, and a few original enemies (like, say Primids) would be okay, but would ANYONE really prefer having all original enemies with a few exceptions over a bunch of Nintendo enemies from the various franchises? No. Just no.
Simon Belmont was the first protagonist of the Castlevania series and has been the most famous one (for being in the first game, despite the fact he wasn't the first Belmont).
Even with the increase of items in Intense mode, wouldn't it have been easier just to fight them in easy mode and wait for a trophy stand to drop?
No, because the chances of trophy stands to drop in Easy Mode is almost nil. Very Hard/Intense is the only way to get trophy stands sooner. At least for Meta Ridley I would have to do that because I can't wait 5 hours for a trophy stand to drop, and only have like 2 minutes.
I'll admit, I never did understand his recovery... And his B can go. I don't care much.
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Yes I had. I'm bored y'know.Did you really have to name all the characters in Smash Bros. XD
Ah. Touche.
Yay, I really love Paper Mario games, even if SPM was a disappointment. And Diskun would be hard to make a moveset for, but I'm sure Sakurai can think of some completely unrelated character to make him a clone of.
That Up-B would be just odd enough to work perfectly. XD (Yes I know where it comes from, but to people who don't... well, it would seem to fit surprisingly well, I think)
This made me think of something. In Melee, Wario was very high on the polls, so why was Dr. Mario used as Mario's "model swap" instead of Wario? Was it just because Dr. Mario is the same as Mario? Considering half of the clones made it in because of the polls, you would think Wario would have too.
I'm not sure, but not because Dr. Mario is Mario. Nobody had any problem with Young Link or Toon Link because of redundancy. But I never really thought of that...
I am not sure about this, but I remember reading for Sakurai's reasoning for including Wario was that initially he did not like Wario, and that it was not until WarioWare that he developed an interest for the character.
