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Seriously, it's ridiculous. Metroid is a completely resurrected franchise. Quite possibly the most consistent franchise of all time, when you consider there's never been a bad game in the series. ONE REP?! Even when one of its characters was the second most requested? And Fire Emblem, a game that's been popular for years in Japan and is rapidly gaining popularity here in the States. One rep? Pokemon loses it's most recognizable legendary Pokemon? Zelda gets no one new? Star Fox has THREE now? When was the last good Star Fox game? 11 years ago?
I actually like Wolf, but there are probably at least 10 characters that should be in before him.
papagenos
Smash Champion
i suppose sonic, snake, zero suit samus, pit, and pokemon trainer are "no-way" characters but i honestly don't think sakurai left a bunch of veterans as the "don't know they're in the game until it comes out" characters.
cause logically if you subscribe to what all the credible leakers are saying the remaining brawl roster is pretty boring.
and since sakurai's been being so secretive about eveyrthing i really think there must be some more GREAT suprises in this game, not just ab unch of "here's the rest of the stuff i didn't update for whatever reason"
cause logically if you subscribe to what all the credible leakers are saying the remaining brawl roster is pretty boring.
and since sakurai's been being so secretive about eveyrthing i really think there must be some more GREAT suprises in this game, not just ab unch of "here's the rest of the stuff i didn't update for whatever reason"
No it doesn't make sense why would Star Fox get the same or more the the most popular series behind mario. Pokemon deserves at least 4 pokemon.
Nobody has claimed either of those. By what we have now, Pokèmon would have the same number of reps (Trainer replacing Pichu and Lucario replacing Mewtwo, the latter presuming ChaosZero is right, which he seems to be given both MarkMan and PortraitofRuin have confirmed Falco and Wolf), and Fire Emblem's only commentator who fits with the 35-character-roster leakers is ShadowXOR, who says Marth is back (which makes sense), which would give it the same number of characters, just with Ike replacing Roy.
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Why are people believing the 35-character bullcrap? 
Saltwater Gem
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NyaseNya said it, who has been right on everything else...Why are people believing the 35-character bullcrap?
MarkMan said it, who I've never of but apparently has a history of giving accurate information on many games... and the same goes for PortraitofRoger, all of whom agree with ChaosZero who's miraculous dragoon prediction makes him reliable to many...
Hmm, what an interesting turn of events.
This sucks for myself and every other Geno supporter, since his chances of being in the game, if recent rumors are true, are slim to none now. But then again, people on neogaf have been asking that Markman fellow about Geno, and he hasn't said anything about it, it could mean Geno is in?
LOL what a fantasy world I live in
If this is all true, I hope everyone at least gets one character they really wanted in as playable.
This sucks for myself and every other Geno supporter, since his chances of being in the game, if recent rumors are true, are slim to none now. But then again, people on neogaf have been asking that Markman fellow about Geno, and he hasn't said anything about it, it could mean Geno is in?
LOL what a fantasy world I live in
If this is all true, I hope everyone at least gets one character they really wanted in as playable.Korobooshi
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Okay guys, finally got the complete movesets of the leak translated. This shows all the moves of the characters with brief descriptions.
Movesets:
Luigi:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Poltergust 3000. Luigi sucks up all enemies by aiming his vacuum. You then launch them back out by pushing “A”, and send them flying far distances. No damage is inflicted however.
Wart: Moves based on other inspirations from Mario 2
B Churuge Bomb: From the enemy Don Churuge “Mouser” of Subcon, Wart throws a bomb that flashes then explodes. Unlike Link’s bomb, it doesn’t begin to count down till you throw it.
B-> Grabbing: Wart grabs a character, lifts him over his head, and can throw them. Based off the pick up ability of Mario 2.
B^ Chokki Toss : Wart, based off Chokki “Clawgrip’s” move in Mario 2, Wart picks up a large boulder and tosses it in the air. When it lands on the ground, it continues to slowly roll.
Bv Bubble Float: Wart coughs up a bubble that slowly floats forward, and stuns enemies if it hits them. When used in the air, the bubbles float down and propel Wart in the air.
FS: Phanto Key. Wart pulls out a key. While you hold it, Phanto follows you and attacks anyone who comes near you. If you lose the key, another player can pick it up and they control Phanto. If the key falls off the stage, the FS ends.
Ganondorf: He’s now armed with his sword from Twilight Princess.
B Triforce of Power: Ganondorf’s hand glows bright, stunning anyone near him.
B-> Fireball: Ganondorf launches a slow moving Fire Ball. If it’s hit, it will be deflected and speed up.
B^ Magic Rise: Ganondorf spins around, and levitates in mid air for a few seconds. While he’s like this, you can move him left and right.
Bv Power Barrier: Ganondorf shoves his sword in the ground, creating a quick barrier around him that also hurts anyone near it.
FS: Ganon. Ganondorf changes into TP Ganon, and like Giga Bowser brings chaos to the stage.
Tingle: He’s kinda like Jigglypuff…seemingly weak. Comparable to a joke character like Dan from Street Fighter.
B Map Draw: Tingle draws a map on a piece of paper. Does nothing normally, unless used right on-top of an opponent…
B-> Scuffle: Based off Tingle’s move in Rosy Rupeeland, Tingle slowly grabs the opponent and they both go in a cloud of dust. Press B quickly to cause more damage, likewise press B quickly if you’re the one caught to cause damage as well. Very powerful, but hard to initiate.
B^ Tingle Balloon: Tingle inflates a balloon and floats in the air. If the balloon is hit, it explodes hurting Tingle and the one who hit it.
Bv Cower: Tingle ducks and covers himself, and slowly heals.
FS: Koolooh Limpah: Tingle dances before unleashing a boatload of Rupees that fly everywhere and send people flying. After the FS, you can pick up the Rupees before they disappear and throw them at opponents.
Jigglypuff
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Hyper Voice. Jigglypuff puffs up largely, and then unleashes an enormous sound wave that pushes everyone away from it and off the edge.
Mewtwo:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Psychic. Mewtwo glows as he floats in the air, and then shoots out waves around him. You can move him through the air.
Lucario:
B Aura Sphere: Charge it up quickly, and then release it. It moves in a straight line but fizzles out quickly.
B-> Feint: Lucario sends a mirage forward, before quickly jumping at the enemy. After the mirage comes out, you can change Lucario’s trajectory to trick an opponent.
B^ Detect: Lucario does a quick flip in the air. If near an enemy or about to be hit by an attack, Lucario quickly dodges and jumps even higher.
Bv Swords Dance: Lucario charges himself up. And then glows red. While like this attack goes up, but can be sent flying easily.
FS: Close Combat. Lucario speeds up and glows. When you get near an opponent, Lucario unleashes a barrage of punches on them and then flings them in the air.
Kamek:
B Trimagic: Kamek launches his magic in the direction you point. It randomly burns, shocks or freezes whoever it hits.
B-> Teleport: Kamek teleports directly forward. If an opponent is between you and the teleport spot, he’ll appear behind them and hit them.
B^ Magic Broom: Kamek jumps on his broom and flies diagonally upward in the direction you face.
Bv Multiply: Kamek quickly multiplies into three (two on both sides of where you stood when you used the attack) hitting surrounding opponents.
FS: Expand. Kamek flies into the air and drops an enemy (such as Burt the Bashful)…and then enlarges them to attack the stage while he keeps a safe distance away.
King K. Rool: Normally in his DKC gear, but changes outfits quickly during special moves. He stays in that outfit till the next special move is used, and his 4 outfits vary slightly in normal attacks.
B Blunderbuss: Launches a large cannonball from his Blunderbuss that can be picked up and thrown. K. Rool dresses like Kaptain K. Rool for this attack.
B-> Crown Throw: Like Link’s Boomerang, can aim it. A lot slower but larger.
B^ Helipack: Dresses as Baron K. Roolstein for the attack. Hovers in the air with his helicopter, and hurts anyone who hits the top.
Bv Triple Hit: Dresses in his King Krusha Rool for the attack, and delivers a right hook, left hook, and then trips the opponent. When used in mid-air, he does a slam onto the ground.
FS: KAOS. K. Rool jumps into the mecha as it stands in the center of the stage, and fires lasers out as well as launches missiles. If you hit the head enough times, it can be destroyed though and cause a big explosion.
Falco: In his Assault Gear with matching weapons. Instead of being hands on, he’s now projectile based.
B Sniper Rifle: Hold B while you move the crosshairs around the field. Let it go when you lock on to fire a swift laser.
B-> Gattling Gun: Shoots a swift barrage of beams at the opponent, somewhat like Falco’s old laser attack.
B^ Rocket Launcher: Shoots a large movable rocket. If you hit Falco with it, it propels him forwards and can be used to recover.
Bv Cloaking Device: Falco briefly disappears making all attacks go right through him, but has a long pause before it initiates.
FS: Arwing: Falcon jumps into an Arwing and flies around the stage. Press A to fire lasers in front of you and B to do a barrel roll. You go on an off the screen from the sides, but can only move up and down.
Krystal: In her Adventure gear, and armed with the Staff.
B Fire Blast: Shoots a fire ball in the direction you face. Hold B to charge up the staff, and use the control stick to aim the attack.
B-> Ice Blaster: Krystal spins the staff and does a step forward, shooting a mist forward that can freeze opponents.
B^ Ground Quake: Krystal does a flip and slams into the ground causing a small cloud of dust to shoot out from around you.
Bv Rocket Boost: Hold it to charge up, and release it to go flying in the air. You can only launch it from off the ground, but you can begin charging mid-air.
FS: Krazoa Spirits: Krystal calls upon to sacred Krazoa Spirits which hold down the other players and allows you to attack them.
Ridley:
B Plasma Breath: Ridley slowly exhales green flames as you hold the button. The flames creep along the ground.
B-> Air Burst: Ridley gives a big flap with his wings, sending a burst of air forward that knocks the opponent over.
B^ Tornado: Ridley pauses, allowing for you to aim, and then does a spinning air dive.
Bv Meson Bomb: Ridley launches a rolling bomb that will explode when near an opponent.
FS: Omega Ridley: Like Warioman, Ridley turns into Omega Ridley from Prime 3 and gets a lot more powerful.
Ness: Has a new moveset, since Lucas gains most of his old moves.
B PK Flash: Back from Melee
B-> Psi Teleport: Ness teleports directly forward, hitting all in his way.
B^ Trick Yo-Yo: An extra long Yo-Yo, it extends forward to grab ledges. When used on the ground, you can press B to spin it rapidly at enemies.
Bv Psi Defense: Ness shifts his hands in front of him, and can capture projectiles with psychic…let go of B to shoot it back out in the direction you face.
FS: PK Rockin: Ness stands in the stage and begins to shoot multi-color beams out randomly hurting opponents.
Captain Falcon:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: F-Zero Racers: Falcon jumps into his vehicle, as the stage is bombarded by a stream of F-Zero Racers. I dunno what happens on Port City and Big Blue when using this, but I imagine you just have two sets of racers.
Black Shadow: Like Falcon, his moveset is made up but takes a martial arts approach
B Shadow Charge: Black Shadow charges up, and then runs speeding forward knocking opponents in the air.
B-> Dark Slider: Black Shadow slides along the ground and then does an uppercut.
B^: Shadow Burst: Black Shadow turns into a shadow and shoots upward. If you touch an opponent, Black Shadow throws them to the ground.
Bv: Black Tornado: Black Shadow does a spinning attack. You can move him left or right as he’s doing it.
FS: F-Zero Racers. Like Falcon’s, but the F-Zero racers crash into the stage instead of continuing through.
Marth:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Battle Orders: Marth calls upon fellow warriors (all various AT’s from Fire Emblem) who continue to attack everyone as the stage. Roy is now an AT.
Titania: Uses an Axe and Spear.
B Colossus: Titania brings down her large Axe on an opponent after charging up. The size of the character hit affects damage, smaller targets receiving a lot of damage, bigger characters less.
B-> Astra: Titania gives 5 quick spear attacks in succession to the opponent.
B^ Vortex: Titania spins her lance above her to ascend into the air.
Bv Lethality: Titania does a jump and lands her axe down on an opponent. If you hit B at just the right moment when you hit the opponent, it delivers a powerful attack
FS: Front Lines: Titania gets on her noble steed and it runs back and forth along the field, as you aim Titania’s axe to hit enemies around you.
Mona: She wears her original outfit with helmet, but has moves inspired by her various jobs.
B Baton Twirl: Mona twirls her baton around in front of her, and tosses it forward. If it hits an opponent, it bounces off them and can hit other opponents.
B-> Scooter: Like Wario’s Bike, it works the same way but is much slower. Pressing B does a speed up wheelie.
B^ Cheer Kick: Mona does a cheer in the air with pompoms and leg outstretched, and kicks any opponent who comes in contact with her.
Bv Guitar: Mona sends sound waves from her bass guitar. The waves will bounce off walls in enclosed levels.
FS: Mona’s Pizza. Mona appears overtop the screen (like Snake’s FS) and begins to sing her song as the stage spins around rapidly, and the characters on-stage have their controls reversed.
Balloon Fighter: His attacks depend on how many balloons you have (0,1,2), and you use B to make more balloons. Has a jump for each balloon you have.
B Inflate: Inflate the balloons by repeatedly pressing B.
B-> Balloon Bomb: Throw a balloon at the opponent that explodes.
B^ Flap: Balloon Fighter frantically flies upward. This attack is very powerful if you hit an opponent from under.
Bv Balloon Shield: Hold’s a balloon to protect you. The pop will send physical attacking opponents flying back.
FS: Balloon Rise: A large stream of balloons come from the bottom of the stage and burst hurting opponents.
Stanley the Bug Man:
B Bug Spray: Shoots a cloud of bug spray forward. Will stun opponents who hit it.
B-> Spray Burst: Shoots a concentrated shot of bug spray forward, and pushes Stanley back a little. Anyone hit by Stanley’s repelling will get hurt as well.
B^ Spray Rocket: Stanley charges up the spray and then sends himself rocketing high in the air.
Bv Suck In: Stanley sucks in a nearby opponent with the spray, and the pressing the button again send them shooting forwards.
FS: Swarm. A large group of Buzzbees and Beespies swarm around Stanley, who then runs around frantically (you can’t control it) hitting everyone in his way as do the bees.
Mr. Game and Watch
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
Final Smash: Oil Spill. Based off of Oil Panic, a giant Game and Watch emerges from the side of the screen and dumps oil over the arena (hurting everyone a bit), making it extremely slick for a long while after.
Villager: He fights with the Bug Net, and it even can be used as a parachute.
B Slingshot: Take aim and fire to shoot out a small pebble. Does little damage, but shoots quickly.
B-> Fishing Pole: He casts it to grab onto ledges, items, or even opponents and reel them to him or him to them.
B^ Bug Net: Villager spins the bug net around to slowly ascend and then can float down safely.
Bv Shovel: Digs up throw able items (such as apples (to attack with), pitfalls, or sometimes Bom-ombs or Pokeballs rarely) and can then use them.
FS: Furniture Placing. Villager throws a lot of the “leaves” around him that then pop up as Pianos, Beds, NESs, Gyroids, and other furniture items that slam into opponents and crowd the field.
Mii: Uses boxing gloves to fight.
B Tennis Racket: Press B to serve and then again to shoot a tennis ball flying forward. Hitting in at different times affects speed and damage.
B-> Bowling Ball: He unleashes a ball that rolls along the ground, occasionally suddenly bouncing to hit enemies.
B^ Nunchuk: He throws the Wii Nunchuk to grab onto ledges.
Bv Block: He momentarily guards his head with gloves, and if hit then does a sucker punch at the enemy.
FS: Mii Parade. Mii is lifted in the air by a floating hand to safety while a huge stream of Mii’s from your Wii flood the stage.
Slime
B Cyclone: Slime spins around quickly across the field with a slime sword that appears beside him. From Chrono’s Cyclone Move.
B-> Rad Race: Slime charges up in a roll, and then shoots forwards at incredible speeds. Like Jigglypuff’s Roll Out, it’s direction can be changed but it is incredibly fast. From the NES game Rad Race, which Nobuo did music for.
B^ Dragoon Jump. The move of the Dragoon class in Final Fantasy, Slime flies extremely high and then comes down. If you land on an enemy, it causes tremendous damage (hard to aim).
Bv Master Reign: Either a strong lighting attack, or sometimes just healing rain comes down from above. Based on the Master’s ability in ActRasier
FS: Random Battle. The screen pauses as it switches to a DQ-style battle screen (with the health bars representing the opponents). You have an allotted time limit to choose attacks RPG style and rack up damage against opponents. The coolest FS imo.
Movesets:
Luigi:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Poltergust 3000. Luigi sucks up all enemies by aiming his vacuum. You then launch them back out by pushing “A”, and send them flying far distances. No damage is inflicted however.
Wart: Moves based on other inspirations from Mario 2
B Churuge Bomb: From the enemy Don Churuge “Mouser” of Subcon, Wart throws a bomb that flashes then explodes. Unlike Link’s bomb, it doesn’t begin to count down till you throw it.
B-> Grabbing: Wart grabs a character, lifts him over his head, and can throw them. Based off the pick up ability of Mario 2.
B^ Chokki Toss : Wart, based off Chokki “Clawgrip’s” move in Mario 2, Wart picks up a large boulder and tosses it in the air. When it lands on the ground, it continues to slowly roll.
Bv Bubble Float: Wart coughs up a bubble that slowly floats forward, and stuns enemies if it hits them. When used in the air, the bubbles float down and propel Wart in the air.
FS: Phanto Key. Wart pulls out a key. While you hold it, Phanto follows you and attacks anyone who comes near you. If you lose the key, another player can pick it up and they control Phanto. If the key falls off the stage, the FS ends.
Ganondorf: He’s now armed with his sword from Twilight Princess.
B Triforce of Power: Ganondorf’s hand glows bright, stunning anyone near him.
B-> Fireball: Ganondorf launches a slow moving Fire Ball. If it’s hit, it will be deflected and speed up.
B^ Magic Rise: Ganondorf spins around, and levitates in mid air for a few seconds. While he’s like this, you can move him left and right.
Bv Power Barrier: Ganondorf shoves his sword in the ground, creating a quick barrier around him that also hurts anyone near it.
FS: Ganon. Ganondorf changes into TP Ganon, and like Giga Bowser brings chaos to the stage.
Tingle: He’s kinda like Jigglypuff…seemingly weak. Comparable to a joke character like Dan from Street Fighter.
B Map Draw: Tingle draws a map on a piece of paper. Does nothing normally, unless used right on-top of an opponent…
B-> Scuffle: Based off Tingle’s move in Rosy Rupeeland, Tingle slowly grabs the opponent and they both go in a cloud of dust. Press B quickly to cause more damage, likewise press B quickly if you’re the one caught to cause damage as well. Very powerful, but hard to initiate.
B^ Tingle Balloon: Tingle inflates a balloon and floats in the air. If the balloon is hit, it explodes hurting Tingle and the one who hit it.
Bv Cower: Tingle ducks and covers himself, and slowly heals.
FS: Koolooh Limpah: Tingle dances before unleashing a boatload of Rupees that fly everywhere and send people flying. After the FS, you can pick up the Rupees before they disappear and throw them at opponents.
Jigglypuff
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Hyper Voice. Jigglypuff puffs up largely, and then unleashes an enormous sound wave that pushes everyone away from it and off the edge.
Mewtwo:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Psychic. Mewtwo glows as he floats in the air, and then shoots out waves around him. You can move him through the air.
Lucario:
B Aura Sphere: Charge it up quickly, and then release it. It moves in a straight line but fizzles out quickly.
B-> Feint: Lucario sends a mirage forward, before quickly jumping at the enemy. After the mirage comes out, you can change Lucario’s trajectory to trick an opponent.
B^ Detect: Lucario does a quick flip in the air. If near an enemy or about to be hit by an attack, Lucario quickly dodges and jumps even higher.
Bv Swords Dance: Lucario charges himself up. And then glows red. While like this attack goes up, but can be sent flying easily.
FS: Close Combat. Lucario speeds up and glows. When you get near an opponent, Lucario unleashes a barrage of punches on them and then flings them in the air.
Kamek:
B Trimagic: Kamek launches his magic in the direction you point. It randomly burns, shocks or freezes whoever it hits.
B-> Teleport: Kamek teleports directly forward. If an opponent is between you and the teleport spot, he’ll appear behind them and hit them.
B^ Magic Broom: Kamek jumps on his broom and flies diagonally upward in the direction you face.
Bv Multiply: Kamek quickly multiplies into three (two on both sides of where you stood when you used the attack) hitting surrounding opponents.
FS: Expand. Kamek flies into the air and drops an enemy (such as Burt the Bashful)…and then enlarges them to attack the stage while he keeps a safe distance away.
King K. Rool: Normally in his DKC gear, but changes outfits quickly during special moves. He stays in that outfit till the next special move is used, and his 4 outfits vary slightly in normal attacks.
B Blunderbuss: Launches a large cannonball from his Blunderbuss that can be picked up and thrown. K. Rool dresses like Kaptain K. Rool for this attack.
B-> Crown Throw: Like Link’s Boomerang, can aim it. A lot slower but larger.
B^ Helipack: Dresses as Baron K. Roolstein for the attack. Hovers in the air with his helicopter, and hurts anyone who hits the top.
Bv Triple Hit: Dresses in his King Krusha Rool for the attack, and delivers a right hook, left hook, and then trips the opponent. When used in mid-air, he does a slam onto the ground.
FS: KAOS. K. Rool jumps into the mecha as it stands in the center of the stage, and fires lasers out as well as launches missiles. If you hit the head enough times, it can be destroyed though and cause a big explosion.
Falco: In his Assault Gear with matching weapons. Instead of being hands on, he’s now projectile based.
B Sniper Rifle: Hold B while you move the crosshairs around the field. Let it go when you lock on to fire a swift laser.
B-> Gattling Gun: Shoots a swift barrage of beams at the opponent, somewhat like Falco’s old laser attack.
B^ Rocket Launcher: Shoots a large movable rocket. If you hit Falco with it, it propels him forwards and can be used to recover.
Bv Cloaking Device: Falco briefly disappears making all attacks go right through him, but has a long pause before it initiates.
FS: Arwing: Falcon jumps into an Arwing and flies around the stage. Press A to fire lasers in front of you and B to do a barrel roll. You go on an off the screen from the sides, but can only move up and down.
Krystal: In her Adventure gear, and armed with the Staff.
B Fire Blast: Shoots a fire ball in the direction you face. Hold B to charge up the staff, and use the control stick to aim the attack.
B-> Ice Blaster: Krystal spins the staff and does a step forward, shooting a mist forward that can freeze opponents.
B^ Ground Quake: Krystal does a flip and slams into the ground causing a small cloud of dust to shoot out from around you.
Bv Rocket Boost: Hold it to charge up, and release it to go flying in the air. You can only launch it from off the ground, but you can begin charging mid-air.
FS: Krazoa Spirits: Krystal calls upon to sacred Krazoa Spirits which hold down the other players and allows you to attack them.
Ridley:
B Plasma Breath: Ridley slowly exhales green flames as you hold the button. The flames creep along the ground.
B-> Air Burst: Ridley gives a big flap with his wings, sending a burst of air forward that knocks the opponent over.
B^ Tornado: Ridley pauses, allowing for you to aim, and then does a spinning air dive.
Bv Meson Bomb: Ridley launches a rolling bomb that will explode when near an opponent.
FS: Omega Ridley: Like Warioman, Ridley turns into Omega Ridley from Prime 3 and gets a lot more powerful.
Ness: Has a new moveset, since Lucas gains most of his old moves.
B PK Flash: Back from Melee
B-> Psi Teleport: Ness teleports directly forward, hitting all in his way.
B^ Trick Yo-Yo: An extra long Yo-Yo, it extends forward to grab ledges. When used on the ground, you can press B to spin it rapidly at enemies.
Bv Psi Defense: Ness shifts his hands in front of him, and can capture projectiles with psychic…let go of B to shoot it back out in the direction you face.
FS: PK Rockin: Ness stands in the stage and begins to shoot multi-color beams out randomly hurting opponents.
Captain Falcon:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: F-Zero Racers: Falcon jumps into his vehicle, as the stage is bombarded by a stream of F-Zero Racers. I dunno what happens on Port City and Big Blue when using this, but I imagine you just have two sets of racers.
Black Shadow: Like Falcon, his moveset is made up but takes a martial arts approach
B Shadow Charge: Black Shadow charges up, and then runs speeding forward knocking opponents in the air.
B-> Dark Slider: Black Shadow slides along the ground and then does an uppercut.
B^: Shadow Burst: Black Shadow turns into a shadow and shoots upward. If you touch an opponent, Black Shadow throws them to the ground.
Bv: Black Tornado: Black Shadow does a spinning attack. You can move him left or right as he’s doing it.
FS: F-Zero Racers. Like Falcon’s, but the F-Zero racers crash into the stage instead of continuing through.
Marth:
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
FS: Battle Orders: Marth calls upon fellow warriors (all various AT’s from Fire Emblem) who continue to attack everyone as the stage. Roy is now an AT.
Titania: Uses an Axe and Spear.
B Colossus: Titania brings down her large Axe on an opponent after charging up. The size of the character hit affects damage, smaller targets receiving a lot of damage, bigger characters less.
B-> Astra: Titania gives 5 quick spear attacks in succession to the opponent.
B^ Vortex: Titania spins her lance above her to ascend into the air.
Bv Lethality: Titania does a jump and lands her axe down on an opponent. If you hit B at just the right moment when you hit the opponent, it delivers a powerful attack
FS: Front Lines: Titania gets on her noble steed and it runs back and forth along the field, as you aim Titania’s axe to hit enemies around you.
Mona: She wears her original outfit with helmet, but has moves inspired by her various jobs.
B Baton Twirl: Mona twirls her baton around in front of her, and tosses it forward. If it hits an opponent, it bounces off them and can hit other opponents.
B-> Scooter: Like Wario’s Bike, it works the same way but is much slower. Pressing B does a speed up wheelie.
B^ Cheer Kick: Mona does a cheer in the air with pompoms and leg outstretched, and kicks any opponent who comes in contact with her.
Bv Guitar: Mona sends sound waves from her bass guitar. The waves will bounce off walls in enclosed levels.
FS: Mona’s Pizza. Mona appears overtop the screen (like Snake’s FS) and begins to sing her song as the stage spins around rapidly, and the characters on-stage have their controls reversed.
Balloon Fighter: His attacks depend on how many balloons you have (0,1,2), and you use B to make more balloons. Has a jump for each balloon you have.
B Inflate: Inflate the balloons by repeatedly pressing B.
B-> Balloon Bomb: Throw a balloon at the opponent that explodes.
B^ Flap: Balloon Fighter frantically flies upward. This attack is very powerful if you hit an opponent from under.
Bv Balloon Shield: Hold’s a balloon to protect you. The pop will send physical attacking opponents flying back.
FS: Balloon Rise: A large stream of balloons come from the bottom of the stage and burst hurting opponents.
Stanley the Bug Man:
B Bug Spray: Shoots a cloud of bug spray forward. Will stun opponents who hit it.
B-> Spray Burst: Shoots a concentrated shot of bug spray forward, and pushes Stanley back a little. Anyone hit by Stanley’s repelling will get hurt as well.
B^ Spray Rocket: Stanley charges up the spray and then sends himself rocketing high in the air.
Bv Suck In: Stanley sucks in a nearby opponent with the spray, and the pressing the button again send them shooting forwards.
FS: Swarm. A large group of Buzzbees and Beespies swarm around Stanley, who then runs around frantically (you can’t control it) hitting everyone in his way as do the bees.
Mr. Game and Watch
B Same as Melee
B-> Same as Melee
B^ Same as Melee
Bv Same as Melee
Final Smash: Oil Spill. Based off of Oil Panic, a giant Game and Watch emerges from the side of the screen and dumps oil over the arena (hurting everyone a bit), making it extremely slick for a long while after.
Villager: He fights with the Bug Net, and it even can be used as a parachute.
B Slingshot: Take aim and fire to shoot out a small pebble. Does little damage, but shoots quickly.
B-> Fishing Pole: He casts it to grab onto ledges, items, or even opponents and reel them to him or him to them.
B^ Bug Net: Villager spins the bug net around to slowly ascend and then can float down safely.
Bv Shovel: Digs up throw able items (such as apples (to attack with), pitfalls, or sometimes Bom-ombs or Pokeballs rarely) and can then use them.
FS: Furniture Placing. Villager throws a lot of the “leaves” around him that then pop up as Pianos, Beds, NESs, Gyroids, and other furniture items that slam into opponents and crowd the field.
Mii: Uses boxing gloves to fight.
B Tennis Racket: Press B to serve and then again to shoot a tennis ball flying forward. Hitting in at different times affects speed and damage.
B-> Bowling Ball: He unleashes a ball that rolls along the ground, occasionally suddenly bouncing to hit enemies.
B^ Nunchuk: He throws the Wii Nunchuk to grab onto ledges.
Bv Block: He momentarily guards his head with gloves, and if hit then does a sucker punch at the enemy.
FS: Mii Parade. Mii is lifted in the air by a floating hand to safety while a huge stream of Mii’s from your Wii flood the stage.
Slime
B Cyclone: Slime spins around quickly across the field with a slime sword that appears beside him. From Chrono’s Cyclone Move.
B-> Rad Race: Slime charges up in a roll, and then shoots forwards at incredible speeds. Like Jigglypuff’s Roll Out, it’s direction can be changed but it is incredibly fast. From the NES game Rad Race, which Nobuo did music for.
B^ Dragoon Jump. The move of the Dragoon class in Final Fantasy, Slime flies extremely high and then comes down. If you land on an enemy, it causes tremendous damage (hard to aim).
Bv Master Reign: Either a strong lighting attack, or sometimes just healing rain comes down from above. Based on the Master’s ability in ActRasier
FS: Random Battle. The screen pauses as it switches to a DQ-style battle screen (with the health bars representing the opponents). You have an allotted time limit to choose attacks RPG style and rack up damage against opponents. The coolest FS imo.
pineappleupsetshark
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I never believe any Brawl info unless it was A) on the Dojo, B) in CoroCoro, C) In an exceptionally credible Japanese publication, or D) Miyamoto says it.
Define "everything else".
Doesn't seem like that's happening any time soon as far as I'm concerned.Hmm, what an interesting turn of events.
This sucks for myself and every other Geno supporter, since his chances of being in the game, if recent rumors are true, are slim to none now. But then again, people on neogaf have been asking that Markman fellow about Geno, and he hasn't said anything about it, it could mean Geno is in?
LOL what a fantasy world I live in
AdmantNESS
Smash Ace
MarkMan's reaction to Korobooshi's roster:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=9390948&postcount=238
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=227646&page=5
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=9390948&postcount=238
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=227646&page=5
Korobooshi
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Heh. I don't see how Markman has anymore proof then me.
You just destroyed your believeability. Interesting movesets for a few of them.
Anonymousity
Smash Cadet
Very interesting ideas there, Korobooshi! Great speculation.
So your translating this off something? Why not just post that?
So your translating this off something? Why not just post that?
Unlike you, he has a reputation for giving real leaks from games, which if he has any intelligence at all he won't squander by giving fake ones about Brawl. Unlike you, his claims make sense and are not obvious BS (how you thought you could get away with claiming Titania was a PC is utterly incomprehensible).
Proof is impossible at this point in the game without having a copy of the game or of a player's guide. Credibility is what those trying to discern real leaks from false ones look for. You have none, MarkMan has plenty. Just drop the charade already.
Zevox
Terrabottuti
Smash Journeyman
Out of all the movesets you've posted, this one has me the most interested... is there any real purpose to making K. Rool dress up as his personas before the attack? Wouldn't it give him some extreme lag before using these special moves, and just be unessacary effort on the developing team's part when they could really all be used without having to make detailed models of his costumes? Also, wouldn't it just be plain cheesy to have him changing into complete suits every 2 seconds?
It's the perfect moveset for K. Rool by all means, but the execution you're proposing sounds very flawed... I like what you've said about Ness though, but I'm not going to be believer any time soon, no offense.
He didn't waste moments of his life thinking up movesets for Stanley the Bugman. That instantly gives him more credibility.
AdmantNESS
Smash Ace
Kooroboshi, if you truly want people to believe you, why don't you scan or take pictures of that so called Japanese Player's Guide you claim to have and post them. Only HARD PICTORIAL EVIDENCE will convince us as you could faking it for all we know. MarkMan dis confirming your roster already has alot not believing you.
MarkMan has credibility. You do not.
MarkMan has credibility. You do not.
soviet prince
I am the terror that flaps in the night
I am hoping it is worng becuse that will only leave room for 3 newcomers is all the obvious veterans return.Why are people believing the 35-character bullcrap?
ruffrydr017
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Tingle's moveset brings major lulz.
11 more days until verifiable truth!
11 more days until verifiable truth!
therealssjlink
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Could you edit your post so that you didn't have to requote all of that?
Pieman0920
Smash Master
The problem as I see it for these 35 lists is that there is a huge kick in the face to newcomers. Not only are there many poor choices around, (R.O.B. Both Falco and Fox) but there's just so few of them left if this list is true. Now by this count, there are 11 characters left, and out of them, we have Ness, Luigi, Ganondorf, Falcon, Marth, Falco and Jigglypuff returning. Now both Ness and Falco are as good as clones here. Now the last four are who exactly? Wolf, R.O.B, Lucario, and WW Link? Wolf's practically a third clone here, R.O.B. is a pre established enemy, Lucario is a 3rd anthromorphic fox, and WW Link is our second Link. There's seriously something wrong with this.
MilesPrower
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I thought Lucario was based off of that Egyptian God dog head thing man...... thing.....
Smash Wars: Attack of the Clones
Eternal Neo
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I forgot that ROB was confirmed on the dojo, but now that I looked at that update, the model they gave him doesn't look suited to be a PC. However, this doesn't really mean anything as the leak with ROB playable was from ShadowXOR who hasn't established credibility, not from MarkMan or Nya.
soviet prince
I am the terror that flaps in the night
don't think this is real but posting it anyway
http://brawlcentral.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=2000
http://brawlcentral.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=2000
Saltwater Gem
Smash Journeyman
That's why it's probably true!
silver777
Smash Champion
why is this markman dude creditable again??
PsychoIncarnate
The Eternal Will of the Swarm
We have 2 more after that...Nya specifically said he didn't include Zamus and Sheik in the 35
Boofer
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Exactly what I'm saying. And no matter how I look at it, it makes NO sense for Sakurai to keep from revealing so many more veterans than newcomers on the dojo. Not only that, but it looks like we could have more veterans as unlockable characters as well. Does that make any sense? Secret characters should be somewhat surprising, at least to the public (not really to us on the forums).
I'm hoping that this is NOT true, because that honestly makes no sense to me. Hopefully there is a chance that one of the prophets are simply copying another prophet, or maybe even that some of the leakers did not see all of the secrets of the game because Sakurai wanted to ensure that nobody would know all of its surprises. The latter sounds unlikely though
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Flaming Dragon Wang
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Settle down, sweethearts. In eleven days everything will be explained. So why don't you just lie down and enjoy a crisp iced tea and a good book. Before you know it, it'll be January 31st and BAM! character roster revealed.
Pieman0920
Smash Master
Two more after what? The list I compiled is fully 35 with both Sheik and ZSS being taken out, and still there's no Game & Watch in it. >_>
AdmantNESS
Smash Ace
Japanese Monk
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http://boards.gamefaqs.com/gfaqs/genmessage.php?board=928518&topic=40902109
This guy claims to have debunked Portrait, Markman, Nysa, and all other people claiming a 35 roster.
His basis? The emblem theory. He writes about emblem 13 being G&W, and supposedly based upon these "leaker's" information there is no newcomer to represent the unknown emblem number 19.
That "19" is supposed to be a brand new franchise he says. The only problem I can see? The DS emblem might not have a rep and some think its possible for a stage to get an emblem without a rep.
Honestly though I doubt a stage would have an emblem without a rep. So Im going to hold out on this 35 roster thing until the Japanese release. You can never be too sure about these things.
I mean, if that was the case then why would they put LONE stage reps in between character reps. Its obvious the DOJO ordered it for a purpose. It goes 64 vets, melee newcomers, brawl newcomers. I highly doubt a stage emblem alone would be placed before someone like Olimar and Sonic.
What do you guys think?
This guy claims to have debunked Portrait, Markman, Nysa, and all other people claiming a 35 roster.
His basis? The emblem theory. He writes about emblem 13 being G&W, and supposedly based upon these "leaker's" information there is no newcomer to represent the unknown emblem number 19.
That "19" is supposed to be a brand new franchise he says. The only problem I can see? The DS emblem might not have a rep and some think its possible for a stage to get an emblem without a rep.
Honestly though I doubt a stage would have an emblem without a rep. So Im going to hold out on this 35 roster thing until the Japanese release. You can never be too sure about these things.
I mean, if that was the case then why would they put LONE stage reps in between character reps. Its obvious the DOJO ordered it for a purpose. It goes 64 vets, melee newcomers, brawl newcomers. I highly doubt a stage emblem alone would be placed before someone like Olimar and Sonic.
What do you guys think?
Pieman0920
Smash Master
Oh, so I must have screwed up in my initial counting. So anyways it goes 4 newcomers and 8 veterans? That's still horrible.
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