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Sega: Sonic
Capcom: Mega Man Volnutt
Konami: Simon Belmont
Square: Chrono, Geno, Mallow
Namco: Pac Man
Rare: Banjo-Kazooie
Sony: Sir Daniel Fortesque
iD: Doom Guy
LucasArts: Darth Vader
Disney: Donald Duck
Marvel: Spiderman
DC: Batman
Wasn't expecting Sony there, but I like you for picking Sir Dan. Those non-video game characters though. Banjo is depressing and so is Simon over Snake.
Wasn't expecting Sony there, but I like you for picking Sir Dan. Those non-video game characters though. Banjo is depressing and so is Simon over Snake.
Most likely yes if we just look at Pokémon popularity, Jigglypuff's seniority however may have that be a bit more debatable. Honestly though, as much as I hate to admit it, PT (or at least Charizard) probably would have the best chance of staying if it came to trimming down the cast as Lucario, Mewtwo and Jigglypuff don't have as much prominence as him and his Pokemon and Charizard himself is easily a more popular Pokémon then them.
As for the rest, I agree with SuperNintendoDisney's list minus maybe Falco/Wolf.
Jigglypuff is so traditional, I highly doubt it's leaving, though I don't care either way.
I wasn't a huge fan of Pokemon Trainer, but I think it's a unique enough idea, supports an important aspect of the game, and if it took priority in Brawl over Mewtwo, I don't see why it wouldn't again. As far as development time goes, I'm not really worried. SSB4 started with a much larger development team than Brawl did (if I'm remembering quotes correctly), plus they don't have to worry about Subspace. They should have enough time to add whatever they want to add.
Lucario doesn't have much reason to leave. Mewtwo is the one I'd want to see the most. Anything else looks excessive to me, though I am a Meowth fan.
Jigglypuff is so traditional, I highly doubt it's leaving, though I don't care either way.
I wasn't a huge fan of Pokemon Trainer, but I think it's a unique enough idea, supports an important aspect of the game, and if it took priority in Brawl over Mewtwo, I don't see why it wouldn't again. As far as development time goes, I'm not really worried. SSB4 started with a much larger development team than Brawl did (if I'm remembering quotes correctly), plus they don't have to worry about Subspace. They should have enough time to add whatever they want to add.
Lucario doesn't have much reason to leave. Mewtwo is the one I'd want to see the most. Anything else looks excessive to me, though I am a Meowth fan.
i like the idea of Meowth myself. but i feel at this point he isnt gonna make it. if this was Melee than sure but now the series is so large i just dont see him makin it.
I love any pokemon rep either way but why do people care if pkmn trainer is excluded cause the concept is important to the franchise. He/she isn't playable and stand in the background doing squat and is easily forgotten in smash's frantic matches. the pokemon are the ones we love to have and play as. So take out trainer there shouldn't be a problem.
I said:
You play Pokemon for the Pokemon, not the trainer. It's why is the game called "Pokemon" not "Pokemon Trainer" or "Gotta catch em all"
You said:
So?
So i said:
So the Triforce should be playable because it's important in Zelda? (sarcasm)
As in important things from the series don't necessarily need to be playable, such as Pokemon Trainer, while the Pokemon by themselves work as a concept.
While I like the PKMN Trainer as a character and concept, I would agree with the notion that it should be the first to be picked apart or cut if necessary. You can still keep Charizard because he's iconic and the most popularist.
I love any pokemon rep either way but why do people care if pkmn trainer is excluded cause the concept is important to the franchise. He/she isn't playable and stand in the background doing squat and is easily forgotten in smash's frantic matches. the pokemon are the ones we love to have and play as. So take out trainer there shouldn't be a problem.
personally i like the option of switching characters mid battle. Charizards easily my least liked of the 3 tho. idc about the trainer myself its just the option to switch it up
They're notable, but they're not to the level of say, the Mario quartet or Triforce of Zelda. You don't necessarily need both to complete the franchise's representation, one or the other can do it on their own as either can serve as the representation of the rival aspect of the series.
Are we basing the seniority off of Smash, or Pokémon? If it's the latter, then it's terrible reasoning.
Regardless, I'm going based off of say "If Smash started with 4, who would be "essential"?" Lucario isn't really essential, but he's much more essential than Jiggly in this case scenario.
I can't say I completely disagree with you on that, Lucario does have more prominence in his series then Jigglypuff and he's much more a staple in it. Jigglypuff though is a very liked character hailing from the series' first and because of that has a special place with the fans of the series. So due to that, I can see her still have some sort of case to be made.
I never understood why people like a ****ty pokemon like Charzard
he looks like a generic dragon (the other starters were way more original)
he sucks in battle (has sucked since 1st gen)
Venusaur was and still is the best starter for battling
Blastoise looks the coolest
I never understood why people like a ****ty pokemon like Charzard
he looks like a generic dragon (the other starters were way more original)
he sucks in battle (has sucked since 1st gen)
Venusaur was and still is the best starter for battling
Blastoise looks the coolest
Charizard - I know what you're thinking, why cut Pokemon Trainer and put in Charizard? It boils down to allocating development time, and priorities. Is it worth pouring so much time and effort to design a character? My reasoning is no it isn't. Pokemon Trainer would take the time of several characters to make again, due to the balance. I will explain in further detail if I must, but it takes a while to explain. Also, Charizard being the most popular of the three, his return makes sense in the light of Pokemon Trainer being cut.
Shulk - I previously had Isaac on here, but I am constantly jumping between them for the most part. Isaac has more games, but Shulk has the Muhrecency.
Robin - Uniqueness, i feel, is key this time around. Robin fits the bill perfectly, especially from a game where most of the reps have all been a "Lord with the Sword." It's getting redundant and would be a nice switchup.
Vaati - He's one of the few recurring characters in Zelda games, other than Impa. He's got plenty to draw from for a moveset, so it won't be difficult to make him unique.
Palutena as I have stated waaaaay too many times by now is super likely because Sakurai developed the new Kid Ikarus (+)
Mewtwo is the only sensible pokemon addition IMO from gen 6 due too 1. popularity 2. being a vet 3. having two mega evos 4. being the most powerful pokemon in the game (+)
K. Rool is the most logical choice for a DK rep being the main antagonist (+)
Vaati is kind of pushing it. Both toon Zelda and Impa have a higher chance of getting in due to amount of games they were in, importance, being more recent and likability. I can see why you would want him though (-)
Shulk's game Xenoblade Chronicles sold very well and got a 9/10 on IGN (+)
After looking more into Robin in FE Awakening, the character seems more likely than I thought being one of two main protagonists. Still I would assume Chrom has a better chance being a descendant of Marth so (0)
Ridley as stated before is up in the air ever since the stage announcement, I believe in him, but logically that would be (0)
Takamaru I believe to be the likely retro rep (+)
Mii doesn't fit into brawl. It is a person. Miis are barely video game characters are NOT a Nintendo all star they are the gamer. While I can see Sakurai adding it in, it is just too strange to agree with (-)
The Decision:
All together you scored an great +3 congrats! I would be happy with your character choices although I don't agree with Miis being in smash. I would like to see Vaati, but it won't happen in Smash 4.
Format:
This is a very new and refreshing layout. I could see each players character spot going in one of the four corners (+)
Separating the Retros is very strange IMO (-)
Mii shouldn't be with the 3rd Party cast (-), but the 3rd party cast is together (+) so that's (0)
Separating the solo reps is strange also (-)
The Decision:
All together you scored a paper cut of a -1 The layout is very refreshing to see, but you place a lot of individual characters strangely.
The Result: Your character list looks pretty solid, but your formatting can use some work.
Sega: Sonic
Capcom: Mega Man Volnutt
Konami: Simon Belmont
Square: Chrono, Geno, Mallow
Namco: Pac Man
Rare: Banjo-Kazooie
Sony: Sir Daniel Fortesque
iD: Doom Guy LucasArts: Darth Vader
Disney: Donald Duck
Marvel: Spiderman
DC: Batman
When was Diskun an object or an object in a game? Also wasn't ROB who is just as much of a character as Diskun playable in Smash? Who like Diskun appeared in video games?
I think it's hard to talk about transforming characters right now. In Brawl the amount of time it takes to transform is too variable and too long; it becomes somewhat unreliable. I could see some limitations on the 3DS's ability to hold that many models off hand in memory being a limiting factor. I could see something similar happening to Zelda/Sheik as well, which makes me find Impa slightly more likely.
If the 3DS can manage transforming characters than I'll believe Pokemon Trainer and Sheik; otherwise I'll stick to Charizard and Impa. I have no idea whether or not it can though, and we have no evidence in either direction currently given how simple the models for the pikmin and Luma are. I think we need more data to talk about either objectively.
In other news I was playing Mach Rider a few minutes ago and it reminded me of how much I want him in Smash. I really hope he gets in! His theme music is so cool and I think he could have a really neat moveset. I feel like I'm convincing myself of his chances when they are not actually all that good though.
When was Diskun an object or an object in a game? Also wasn't ROB who is just as much of a character as Diskun playable in Smash? Who like Diskun appeared in video games?
Not really, Kamek is just another higher level minion in Mario, Ridley's the arch-nemesis and rival of the main character. Ridley's more like Bowser then he is Kamek and due to that, has more relative importance and nobility then Kamek would.
Yes Yoshi could have more than one rep, but who would it really be?
I can think of Kamek and the Baby Bros both are just a little unreasonable. While the babies could be a cool unique tag team, mario and luigi are already in the game and if you use the Toon Link arguement, Mario and Luigi are semi-clones as well. Also paper mario would get more priority for a new mario. Kamek I'm just not really sure about.
Yes Yoshi could have more than one rep, but who would it really be?
I can think of Kamek and the Baby Bros both are just a little unreasonable. While the babies could be a cool unique tag team, mario and luigi are already in the game and if you use the Toon Link arguement, Mario and Luigi are semi-clones as well. Also paper mario would get more priority for a new mario. Kamek I'm just not really sure about.
I think the people are merely accusing them of being clones. The thing to keep in mind, however, is that Falco is Fox's best Arwing pilot and good friend, while Wolf is Fox's main rival. Overall, they're both quite important.
I whole heartedly agree. StarFox was an extremely popular series and is just one of those series with characters so iconic and essential. Falco and Wolf are to Fox what Meta Knight and Dedede are to Kirby
I think the people are merely accusing them of being clones. The thing to keep in mind, however, is that Falco is Fox's best Arwing pilot and good friend, while Wolf is Fox's main rival. Overall, they're both quite important.
Kamek is (dare I say it) a generic enemy, even though I love the guy (and his incredible them song from Paper Mario Sticker Star).
Ridley and Metroid have had a bigger impact on Nintendo and are more iconic and recognizable than Kamek or Yoshi (as a series), as Kamek is usually called "Magikoopa" and the Yoshi series is oftentimes considered part of the Mario franchise.
I never understood why people like a ****ty pokemon like Charzard
he looks like a generic dragon (the other starters were way more original)
he sucks in battle (has sucked since 1st gen)
Venusaur was and still is the best starter for battling
Blastoise looks the coolest