No it resolves around creating a better playstyle for Zelda. How you mean Sheik's enduring popularity. People only give a **** about her now since she's on the brigde of getting cut.
No way she'll leave the impact of cutting Mewtwo did. Besides, it looks like Din's Fire is back judging from the pose Zelda makes on one of the pics. I can't picture the Knight as anything else but a Down B actually... Side B would be weird, Up B is impossible, and Neutral B... Not really.
Double veteran status means little if Sheik was never the 'main character' of the two anyway.
If you are going to try and debate that Sheik is as important, if not MORE IMPORTANT than Zelda you've already lost. Sheik can be cut, Zelda can't. This should be plain common sence. Logic is so rare these days, damn.
Changing her appearance to fit a Sheikah is magic yes. However, magic doesn't explain how she can magically fight like a Sheikah, a race that was
extinct even in Twilight Princess. Impa has tutored Zelda in Ocarina of Time how to act and probably fight like a Sheikah (even though Sheik never fights in OoT). It 'being magic' doesn't justify it at all. Again: common sence.
Nah I'm cool with it. Sure, give Zelda the Triforce Light Pillar attack, another form of warping for Up B, and Skyward Sword's crystal as a Nayru's Love sort of attack. No problem. I just would find it weird to see the references to the 3 Goddesses making the Triforce being split up. This comes with gameplay concerns to. Cause I'd like to throw fireballs with Din's Fire behind a Phantom. Am down for changes, but would rather have her keep the magic attacks. Cause it makes far more sence for TP Zelda to use them, than to transform into her ancestor.
The spells represent the whole series though.
Sheik doesn't. At least in name. Take note that the spells don't even work like in Ocarina of Time. They are just nice references to the Goddesses. And I think that's far more important than keeping an old irrelevant character around who's only gonna appear in Ocarina of Time remake volume 4.
Stated my opinion above.
You've had this debate with me for the first time now. I've easily had it more than give, take... ~300 times with various people. All who said they 'proofed I was wrong' which in the end never was more than; 'Just shut up dude, expect what has been done before. Sheik returned in Brawl. She's gonna stay forever. Why? Cause I say so.' In the meanwhile ignoring everything I said
You might be interessted in seeing my opinion more in the Impa thread.
It's funny how I haven't said this yet but: I think that it's extremely likely that we'll get Impa as Sheik's replacement as a separate character from Zelda. I've had this debate so many times, it just all feels the same as me now.
Yeah sorry, maybe I've been smug, but I have my well-found reasons. You just happen to notice it because frankly, I kinda see you as an 'outsider' on this matter. Mostly I've been acting smug against all those who said everything I said is nothing more but ******** bias. Up till using those words exactly I remind you. I never gave in however, and looks like I'm about to enjoy my fruits of labor on this one.
Doubt you knew this much before you judged me however.
Why the F Smash?
It doesn't make sence. And it's not gonna be a singular move. This was proven by Zelda using that pose which suggests she has free control as the Phantom runs around and kills **** in her place. What sence does it make for the Phantom to show up for one attack, and then dissapear? It's likely it'll stay on screen for a little while longer than just preforming a F Smash. UNLESS of course it's so slow, Zelda can taunt or pose in the meanwhile