FlareHabanero
Banned via Warnings
Yup, that fake image is legit.So, how 'bout we take down this "leaked" shot?
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Yup, that fake image is legit.So, how 'bout we take down this "leaked" shot?
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Yes splat found proof its a fake pictureSo, how 'bout we take down this "leaked" shot?
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Ness doesn't have a shadow, Jigglypuff and Ness don't have the same art style as the rest of the characters in SSB4 and look more like their Brawl selves and Ness's left ear looks very undetailed compared to Toon Link and Link. So, it's pretty much fake.So, how 'bout we take down this "leaked" shot?
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It's best to assume all "leaked" screenshots are fake until it's confirmed they are real.Yes splat found proof its a fake picture
It's a lot less detailed than Jigg's Brawl model.That, and that image just looks too much like Jigglypuff's Brawl Model to be on 3DS. Limitations.
It's a lot less detailed than Jigg's Brawl model.
Why do we have Jigglypuff instead of Meowth?Why Jigglypuff has Pound instead of Double Slap?
Double Slap is much more iconic.
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because at the time of release of smash 64 Jigglypuff was more popular than meowth in japan,Why do we have Jigglypuff instead of Meowth?
Meowth is much more iconic.
Probably because it never came up.I can see why Meowth is more Iconic. Which, though in true bias, while I prefer Jigglypuff, I've always wondered why Meowth wasn't chosen... I mean, don't we see it in 90% of the episodes of the show, at least?!
Yeah, it kind of shot Meowth's chances way back in 64 seeing how Jiggs was easy to make off of Kirby, as their frames and hitboxes are nearly identical. Then again, Jigglypuff has more viability with moveset, as it didn't just talk smack at people and use a very limited set of moves, like Meowth is mostly known for...
Well there was FE discussionI'M BACK!
So, did I miss anything?
Wait, lemme guess: it's nothing I wanna know, right?
Yeah, that could very well be a major benefactor to her inclusion. The fact that she was a minor edit yet an entirely different character in terms of mechanics (having a much greater emphasis on horizontal recovery and aerial-juggling). I'm surprised more people here don't pay more attention to the mechanical aspect of characters in terms of prediction. Not like who would be a clone if added, but rather, why a character was added in the first place. Pokemon Trainer and Zero Suit Samus are two excellent examples of what I mean. Nobody really expected them, yet they were added to Brawl not only on their own merits to their series, but also because of what they can provide as unique additions to the roster entirely. Look at Sheik, who introduced the transforming mechanic. Look at Villager, who was added despite Sakurai's former opinions thanks to his unique anti-projectile playstyle. Mega Man, who has seamlessly makes use of projectiles outside of his special moves. Ice Climbers, Mr. Game & Watch, Wii Fit Trainer... We really don't give him enough credit for his choices. He isn't assembling a comic book of Nintendo's All-Stars. He's creating a video game. Shocking, I know!Probably because it never came up.
Also in context, Jigglypuff was probably easier to include because she was basically an edit of Kirby. Hence why they share similar characteristics, especially in Smash 64 where they shared many attack animations.
Didn't stop him from making a viable moveset for someone that only ever swings a sword.I mean, I'd be all for Meowth even if at Jigglypuff's expense, but really....all you have is a "Scratch Cat". As in, scratching, scratching, more scratching, and the occasional bite or hiss. Oh, and coin tossing that would only be used for one move.
Don't know, there are whole characters that use a claw-based combat. For example, Wolverine, Vega, Taokaka, Felicia, hell even Wolf, and so forth.There's more you can do with a sword than you can do with a set of claws without going overkill and/or still remain interesting.
Cats in general do. So why wouldn't he?Does Meowth even have claws on his feet?
Since declawing a Meowth would probably be frowned upon, I imagine he has four paws full of claws.Does Meowth even have claws on his feet?
did you guys really think I was going to leave a wolf reference aloneThere's more you can do with a sword than you can do with a set of claws without going overkill and/or still remain interesting.
EDIT: Not even Wolf uses his claws for everything.
EDIT2: Which actually reminds me; Wolf's fighting style also would get in the way of Meowth; he already fills the niche Meowth would.
I'm so glad he chose Jigglypuff, Meowth would have been so boring.
WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK HE IS!?I'm so glad he chose Jigglypuff, Meowth would have been so boring.
Billy McBlanderson
Terrible. Just like you.Also, new avatar. (for now) What do you all think?
Captain Falcon could be revealed, and if he is, Zelda is probably saved for the Japanese release of ALBW in December, which would make it all even out. So yeah, I hope that'll be the case, but I'm expecting Zelda, and then for Sakurai to either throw in a random character in December, or reveal newcomers in a Direct (which he could also do in January if we want to go the "halfway to E3" route.)I'd have to go with Falcon too, Chrono. I know Marth's thrown a wrench in the works, but it's the best time to release old Cap if they want a meaningful date.
A secondary veteran seems likely to be revealed this month, but I'd probably guess it'd only be one more.