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Smash Lord
Freddy Flintstone
Chance: 0%
First of, while there have been debates about Smash Bros and violence before, I think a series known for its spooky jumpscares and references to child murder might not be appropiate for this family friendly fighting game. Perhaps it can be worked around? Perhaps it cannot? I don't see Nintendo picking Freddy anyhow. Undertale and Cuphead couldn't get playable fighters despite those games being far more popular in the east and releasing on the Switch with way more fanfare. And Fnaf's peak of popularity has already been reached some time ago. It's just old news now. Not seeing why it would get a fighter over other indies.
I'm also not sure if a challenger pack would be able to do the Fnaf games justice. Honestly, having Freddy, who is almost always motionless yet keeps you on edge just run, jump and roll around on Corneria while holding a Pokeball would remove any form of intimidation from him. Moveset might also be a huge problem, Freddy's screams might be spooky in the context of a horror experience but in a fighting game they'd just get annoying. Then you'd also have to think of how a Fnaf stage would work with its very limited music selection. This is one of the characters I'd think Sakurai would veto against due to Freddy just not being a good fit as a fighter. Mii costume at most! Though I even doubt that's happening.
Want: 0%
I'll complement Scott on what he has achieved but I hold little interest in Fnaf. (no not because it's too scary shut up) First game looked pretty neat but I could care less for anything after that. Even assuming I was a fan of the series, it wouldn't change the problem of Freddy just not fitting in a platform-fighter. There are other indie characters who deserve better, heck other characters from the horror genre too. Thinking about it, Fnaf getting a challenger pack while RE only having some spirits sounds a bit insulting.
Kiryu: 20.43%
Alucard x15
Chance: 0%
First of, while there have been debates about Smash Bros and violence before, I think a series known for its spooky jumpscares and references to child murder might not be appropiate for this family friendly fighting game. Perhaps it can be worked around? Perhaps it cannot? I don't see Nintendo picking Freddy anyhow. Undertale and Cuphead couldn't get playable fighters despite those games being far more popular in the east and releasing on the Switch with way more fanfare. And Fnaf's peak of popularity has already been reached some time ago. It's just old news now. Not seeing why it would get a fighter over other indies.
I'm also not sure if a challenger pack would be able to do the Fnaf games justice. Honestly, having Freddy, who is almost always motionless yet keeps you on edge just run, jump and roll around on Corneria while holding a Pokeball would remove any form of intimidation from him. Moveset might also be a huge problem, Freddy's screams might be spooky in the context of a horror experience but in a fighting game they'd just get annoying. Then you'd also have to think of how a Fnaf stage would work with its very limited music selection. This is one of the characters I'd think Sakurai would veto against due to Freddy just not being a good fit as a fighter. Mii costume at most! Though I even doubt that's happening.
Want: 0%
I'll complement Scott on what he has achieved but I hold little interest in Fnaf. (no not because it's too scary shut up) First game looked pretty neat but I could care less for anything after that. Even assuming I was a fan of the series, it wouldn't change the problem of Freddy just not fitting in a platform-fighter. There are other indie characters who deserve better, heck other characters from the horror genre too. Thinking about it, Fnaf getting a challenger pack while RE only having some spirits sounds a bit insulting.
Kiryu: 20.43%
Alucard x15
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