Normal Attacks:
Jab: Grabs a Purloin by its hind legs and uses it to scratch the opponent, with the multi jab involving a continuous scratch from the dark cat Pokemon.
Dash Attack: Drops a Ferroseed in the same way as Villager drops a pot for its dash attack, except Ferroseed bounces once instead of completely dropping to the ground on the spot.
Tilt Attacks:
Side Tilt: Summons a Timburr to slam its log directly in front of itself
Up Tilt: Summons a Scraggy to perform Hi Jump Kick, performing a kick directly above N.
Down Tilt: Summons a Mienfoo to perform Low Kick.
Aerial Attacks:
Neutral Aerial: A Vanilluxe suddenly appears and swirls around N. As it circles, it emits an icy breath.
Front Aerial: A Drillbur appears in front of N and performs a slash with its claws.
Back Aerial: A Woobat appears and attacks anyone behind N using Heart Stamp
Up Aerial: A Durant hops onto N's shoulder and uses Bug Bite, attacking anyone directly above N
Down Aerial: A Sandile appears, and N helps it travel downward by grabbing onto its tail. Once he Sandile is at N's leg level, it performs a bite that has a meteor effect the moment its jaw closes.
Throws:
Grab: Pulls out a Sewaddle, and the Sewaddle uses String Shot to blow a string of silk. The style is similar to Lucas, Zero Suit Samus, and Link's grabs. The grab can also be used for tether recovery.
Pummel: N places a Joltik onto the opponent and holds it at the opponent's chest. The Joltik proceeds to damage the opponent with its electric powers.
Forward Throw: A Minccino jumps in front of N and uses Tail Slap on the opponent, launching him/her forward.
Back Throw: A Pidove flies down and then travels towards N directions, flying into the opponent and attacking him/her from being.
Up Throw: A Karrablast appears from behind N and uses its horn to attack the opponent, launching him/her upwards.
Down Throw: A Klink appears from behind N. The Klink then uses Gear Grind to bring the opponent to the ground and grind him/her while he/she lies down. The opponent is then launched upwards.
Smash Attacks:
Side Smash: N summons a Darmanitan to use Tackle on the opponent.
Up Smash: N summons a Darmanitan to use Fire Punch, delivering a powerful punch with effects of fire that is launched upward.
Down Smash: N summons a Darmanitan to use Hammer Arm. How Darmanitan uses it is similar to Bowser Jr.'s Down Special.
The reason I have Darmanitan used for all of N's special attacks is a reference to the Pokemon Black/White opening where you see a Darmanitan wrap its arm around N when he was child, indicating a very close bond between the two.
Special Attacks:
Normal Special: Sigilyph Aid - A Sigilyph appears and delivers a Psybeam attack. The attack is chargeable. The longer you charge, the farther and the stronger the beam will be.
Side Special: Bouffalant's Aid - N calls forth a Bouffalant, and once it appears, N hops onto its back. From there, you use the Bouffant similar to Gogoat in Smash Bros where it rams through opponents as it travels through the stage. Unlike Gogoat, however, Bouffalant head will glow bright red as it travels forward. When it hits an opponent after at least 3 seconds, its head glows the brightest red possible and delivers a powerful head-but that deals the same amount of damage as a fully charged Skull Bash from Pikachu.
Up Special: Archeops's Aid - N summons an Archeops that immediately flies to wherever N is. He then grabs it by its legs as the Archeops proceeds to carry him. The way how this attack operates from there is similar to Villager's Up Special. You can fly everywhere you want for a good period of time. However, if the opponent lands two attacks on Archeops, Archeops will fly away, immediately rendering N helpless. This is a reference to Archeops's Deafitist ability, which basically turns it into a much weaker Pokemon when its HP is halved.
Down Special: Carracosta's Aid - A Carracosta appears and wraps its arms around N. Carracosta's shell will protect N from any any attack in front of N, and the way it is used is similar to Pit's Down Special from Brawl.
Final Smash: Pokemon Instinct - N summons a Zorua that jumps over his shoulder. If it lands on the ground, the Final Smash does nothing. If it hits an opponent, the screen turns white. A cinematic Final Smash is about to take place!
The opponent finds him/herself in a deep forest, which is reminiscent to the forest we find the child N from the Pokemon Black/White opening. We then see performing some sort of calling gesture as he cries out, "Now my friends, come forth and lend me a hand." Suddenly a Darmanitan, a Woobat, and a Zorua emerge from the shrubs. The Darmanitan delivers a strong punch that sends the opponent flying into Woobat, and Woobat uses Heart Stamp to send the opponent flying into Darmanitan.
The opponent is attacked back and forth for about two seconds until Zorua's eyes start to turn blue (it was previously watching the opponent get attacked). Darmanitan and Woobat immediately look up and jump back a distance once they notice Zorua jump. Zorua then raises its two front paws into the air. When the two paws touch the ground, a crimson forcefield of energy is unleashed and slams into the opponent, knocking him/her away. The cinematic then adds as the opponent is launched very far, leading to a OHKO in most occasions.
Once again, this attack is a reference to the Pokemon Black/White opening when we first learned that he was raised by Pokemon when he was a child. Those specific Pokemon that appear for the attack a reference to this very image from the opening (seen below).
Yes, Zoroark, Reshiram, and Zekrom would all make for more fitting Pokemon for his Final Smash, but since they all have a predefined role already in Smash Bros, those Pokemon have to be ruled out. In place of them, however, Zorua fits pretty well. Not only do we see it in the opening, but you can also obtain a Zorua in the Pokemon Black2/White2 games that is revealed to be N's Zorua. Thus, Zorua is up there as one of N's most important Pokemon, hence why I gave it the role of delivering the final attack for N's Final Smash. The Darmanitan the Woobat are there as that sort of added bonus.
Note:
As previously stated, the Pokemon will disappear shortly after N uses it for an attack.
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