TheLastJinjo
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Regardless of Bandanna Dee, We need to look elsewhere for franchises to give new characters.
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As much as I would love Dark Matter, Waddle Dee just screams "4th Kirby rep" to me.Dark Matter was a swordsman who use energy blades, distortion forms, dark beams, and more. He has a ton to work with, but even if Waddle Dee is more reoccurring, it's just a basic enemy. It's like the people that advocated for Knuckle Joe, it's a horrible choice as it's nothing more than a basic enemy. And of course Dark Matter wouldn't be playable. You think that the biggest threat to Pop Star and the influence of many of the series' villains, including Dedede on a couple of occasions.
Still a more interesting choice then Chrom or Toad, at least in my opinion.Regardless of Bandanna Dee, We need to look elsewhere for franchises to give new characters.
We never talk about Kirby!Regardless of Bandanna Dee, We need to look elsewhere for franchises to give new characters.
But Sakurai isn't bringing Waddle Dee back because Sakurai hasn't made a Kirby game since 2008 with Kirby Super Star Ultra, so it's not even his decision to continue using Bandana Dee. I don't even know if Sakurai was asked to voice Dedede.As much as I would love Dark Matter, Waddle Dee just screams "4th Kirby rep" to me.
Dark Matter has as much a chance as Marx.
If Sakurai keeps bringing Waddle Dee back in Kirby games, chances are he'll become playable in Smash if Kirby needs 4 reps at some point or another (AKA, next Smash. Doesn't need one this time).
PS: I would love to see Marx.
Damn............he's right...We never talk about Kirby!
We have to keep this going!
Yeah really I want a unique character.Nothing's wrong with him, but wouldn't you rather they make him a unique character, rather than a half @$$ed inclusion for the sake of four Kirby characters?
Got me there. Kinda wanted to see if you would catch that.But Sakurai isn't bringing Waddle Dee back because Sakurai hasn't made a Kirby game since 2008 with Kirby Super Star Ultra, so it's not even his decision to continue using Bandana Dee.
Capcom hasn't made a Mega Man game since 2011. Yet Sakurai added him anyway.But Sakurai isn't bringing Waddle Dee back because Sakurai hasn't made a Kirby game since 2008 with Kirby Super Star Ultra, so it's not even his decision to continue using Bandana Dee. I don't even know if Sakurai was asked to voice Dedede.
I don't know about Waddle Dee, or should I say Bandana Dee since that's who we're talking about, being super important. He was a background character in Super Star Ultra and a playable character in Return to Dreamland. The actual waddle dees, who've been in pretty much every Kirby game ever, pretty much did nothing but walk into you. In short, the importance of THIS specific Waddle Dee is blown a little out of proportion.Got me there. Kinda wanted to see if you would catch that.
Waddle Dee has an obvious moveset though, is an important character, and wouldn't be very expensive to make (I don't think). I just think he's the best choice, but I'd be fine with anyone.
As long as my beloved Kirby gets the big 3, I'm a-okay.
That's not really a fair comparison. Capcom not making a MegaMan since 2011 was having that be the last game made, while although Super Star Ultra was Sakurai's last Kirby game, it wasn't the last game as they went on to make more Kirby games after it, namely Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Return to Dreamland. And of course he has the power to, but a character like Waddle Dee, compared to the main protagonist, the anti-hero, and the main antagonist seems really underwhelming.Capcom hasn't made a Mega Man game since 2011. Yet Sakurai added him anyway.
Whether he runs the series in question or not, Waddle Dee is becoming more recurrent. If he wants to add Waddle Dee, he has the power to. His relation to the Kirby series has nothing to do with it.
Dark Matter has only been in 3 Kirby games. that's hardly and "Overarching Villain." Outside of possibly Dedede, Kirby doesn't have an "overarching villain."The obvious fourth rep is Dark Matter, not Waddle Dee. Overarching villain of the franchise >>> Generic Goomba Enemy
And what about pokemon characters? they are thousands of them,they are not unique.Dark Matter was a swordsman who use energy blades, distortion forms, dark beams, and more. He has a ton to work with, but even if Waddle Dee is more reoccurring, it's just a basic enemy. It's like the people that advocated for Knuckle Joe, it's a horrible choice as it's nothing more than a basic enemy. And of course Dark Matter wouldn't be playable. You think that the biggest threat to Pop Star and the influence of many of the series' villains, including Dedede on a couple of occasions, would ever be playable?
Dark Matter itself influenced, or even are a part of, a majority of the game's villains as well, including the main villains of Squeak Squad, Amazing Mirror, and even Return to Dreamland (Yes, that final form of Magolor looks like Zero for a reason)Dark Matter has only been in 3 Kirby games. that's hardly and "Overarching Villain." Outside of possibly Dedede, Kirby doesn't have an "overarching villain."
Time will tell if Bandana Dee is a worthy addition. While I do support him and would be very happy if he got in, he only has one major appearance and a few minor appearances going for him. Though if Kirby is going to get a 4th playable character it should be him.
Yeah, it's uniqueness is the Bandana on its head, it's not even the first Waddle Dee to use a Spear.And what about pokemon characters? they are thousands of them,they are not unique.
Link and Toon Link? Mario and Dr. Mario?
Bandana Dee is unique,not just another Waddle Dee.
649. Just saying! Although there are a ton of unique Pokemon. Usually they get the movie slots.And what about pokemon characters? they are thousands of them,they are not unique.
Link and Toon Link? Mario and Dr. Mario?
Bandana Dee is unique,not just another Waddle Dee.
He's really not unique. I don't think he's had any real important roles in a kirby game(correct me if im wrong)and I doubt hes had more than Toad whos just been basically deconfirmed(dnt be in denial people).And what about pokemon characters? they are thousands of them,they are not unique.
Link and Toon Link? Mario and Dr. Mario?
Bandana Dee is unique,not just another Waddle Dee.
Overarching? Dark Matter has only been in five games out of twenty two.The obvious fourth rep is Dark Matter, not Waddle Dee. Overarching villain of the franchise >>> Generic Goomba Enemy
While he'd make a nice playable character, I question it's importance to the franchise overall. I'd certainly say Dark Matter is in the top two for the spot though, it's just that adding Waddle Dee means a lot more for the franchise than a villain who's appeared in less than 25% of the main adventure titles (Not to mention that the Dark Matter species has never had any mention in Smash outside of Gooey's trophy and the 02 Battle theme).Zero or Miracle Matter can be the boss, but the actual Dark Matter of Kirby's Dreamland 2 & 3 and Kirby Mass Attack is a perfect playable character.
That may be true, but that still doesn't make Dark Matter an "overaching villain."Dark Matter itself influenced, or even are a part of, a majority of the game's villains as well, including the main villains of Squeak Squad, Amazing Mirror, and even Return to Dreamland (Yes, that final form of Magolor looks like Zero for a reason)
Check out the moveset for Spear Kirby. Same as Waddle Dee.I don't know about Waddle Dee, or should I say Bandana Dee since that's who we're talking about, being super important. He was a background character in Super Star Ultra and a playable character in Return to Dreamland. The actual waddle dees, who've been in pretty much every Kirby game ever, pretty much did nothing but walk into you. In short, the importance of THIS specific Waddle Dee is blown a little out of proportion.
That's not really a fair comparison. Capcom not making a MegaMan since 2011 was having that be the last game made, while although Super Star Ultra was Sakurai's last Kirby game, it wasn't the last game as they went on to make more Kirby games after it, namely Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Return to Dreamland. And of course he has the power to, but a character like Waddle Dee, compared to the main protagonist, the anti-hero, and the main antagonist seems really underwhelming.
Sakurai stopped working on Kirby games in 2003. The last one he worked on was Nightmare in Dreamland IIRC.That's not really a fair comparison. Capcom not making a MegaMan since 2011 was having that be the last game made, while although Super Star Ultra was Sakurai's last Kirby game, it wasn't the last game as they went on to make more Kirby games after it, namely Kirby Mass Attack, Kirby's Epic Yarn and Kirby's Return to Dreamland.
Well, cutting out remakes and spin-offs, Dark Matter has had influence or supposed appearances in at least 8 different titles, and in counting, there's a total of 11 major Kirby titles, that sounds pretty overarching to me.Overarching? Dark Matter has only been in five games out of twenty two.
Not sure how that's "overarching".
While he'd make a nice playable character, I question it's importance to the franchise overall. I'd certainly say Dark Matter is in the top two for the spot though, it's just that adding Waddle Dee means a lot more for the franchise than a villain who's appeared in less than 25% of the main adventure titles (Not to mention that the Dark Matter species has never had any mention in Smash outside of Gooey's trophy and the 02 Battle theme).
His AMBITIONS are more like Marx, but the power he exerts in his soul makes it seem as if he's connected to the Dark Matter as well. I mean...he's a giant black gunky floating eyeball with Deadmau5 eyes.That may be true, but that still doesn't make Dark Matter an "overaching villain."
And Magolor is more of an expy of Marx than anyone else.
He has CONFIRMED influence in at most 4 games: Dream Land 2 & 3, Kirby 64, and Squeak squad(Dark Nebula is confirmed to be part of Dark Matter's species, whatever that means).Well, cutting out remakes and spin-offs, Dark Matter has had influence or supposed appearances in at least 8 different titles, and in counting, there's a total of 11 major Kirby titles, that sounds pretty overarching to me.
Okay. So he takes influence from both Marx(his motivations, his character, some of his powers) and Dark Matter(his final appearance).His AMBITIONS are more like Marx, but the power he exerts in his soul makes it seem as if he's connected to the Dark Matter as well. I mean...he's a giant black gunky floating eyeball with Deadmau5 eyes.
Wait a second, that's not right. I just remembered, from the 20th Anniversary collection, Magolor talks about the fact that he was brainwashed by the Master Crown's power, an influential power that possessed him, much like how Dedede was possessed multiple times by Dark Matter. He never meant to double-cross Kirby and his friends, it was the power of the Master Crown that made him do so. And Kirby, being the good guy Greg that he is, forgave Magolor and now the both of them are more competitive rivals. So in short, Magolor is almost nothing like Marx, and alot more like Dark Matter.He has CONFIRMED influence in at most 4 games: Dream Land 2 & 3, Kirby 64, and Squeak squad(Dark Nebula is confirmed to be part of Dark Matter's species, whatever that means).
Okay. So he takes influence from both Marx(his motivations, his character, some of his powers) and Dark Matter(his final appearance).
That's not exactly right. It's not that they're one of many, but Dark Matter is more of a single entity that's fueled by Zero. These Dark Matter clouds/beings have what appears to be their own sense of thought, but in the end, they're the same creature at the core. From what I can tell, they almost have a hive mind. The way they work reminds me of the Soul Bees of Darkstalkers 3.To Hotfeet:
According to the Kirby Wiki, Dark Matter does not refer to an individual, but a number of shadowy clouds.
There is more than one Dark Matter.
There is more than one Waddle Dee.
They are both in the same category.
That doesn't make any sense. Magolor didn't get the Master Crown until the end of the game, how the hell could the thing have been brainwashing him?Wait a second, that's not right. I just remembered, from the 20th Anniversary collection, Magolor talks about the fact that he was brainwashed by the Master Crown's power, an influential power that possessed him, much like how Dedede was possessed multiple times by Dark Matter. He never meant to double-cross Kirby and his friends, it was the power of the Master Crown that made him do so. And Kirby, being the good guy Greg that he is, forgave Magolor and now the both of them are more competitive rivals. So in short, Magolor is almost nothing like Marx, and alot more like Dark Matter.
how would sakurai react to this website......
I think he would be entertained. Actually, I think he'd appreciate that so many people like his work this much. I think he'd take it in good humor.how would sakurai react to this website......
I like that idea as well. I wish there was more done with his character and that he wasn't just a one-off character. If only he could have been his own franchise character, then maybe he'd have a chance, or as a representative of the yarn style that looks as if it's going to become a trend.I think he would be entertained. Actually, I think he'd appreciate that so many people like his work this much. I think he'd take it in good humor.
Also, I kinda like the idea of Prince Fluff as a potential Kirby rep.
Considering he has to deal with Miiverse on a daily basis, I think he'd take it as a breath of fresh air.how would sakurai react to this website......
Kirby Air Ride.Sakurai stopped working on Kirby games in 2003. The last one he worked on was Nightmare in Dreamland IIRC.
I think if he wanted a laugh, he'd go to the Ridley thread.Sakurai knows so much that we don't. He's probably laughing his *** off.
Waddle Dee is Dedede's right hand man and it would be unique in Smash Brothers. I have yet to see an existing Smash Brothers character utilize a spear.Yeah, it's uniqueness is the Bandana on its head, it's not even the first Waddle Dee to use a Spear.
Dark Matter itself influenced, or even are a part of, a majority of the game's villains as well, including the main villains of Squeak Squad, Amazing Mirror, and even Return to Dreamland (Yes, that final form of Magolor looks like Zero for a reason)
Well first of all, there are thirteen.Well, cutting out remakes and spin-offs, Dark Matter has had influence or supposed appearances in at least 8 different titles, and in counting, there's a total of 11 major Kirby titles, that sounds pretty overarching to me.
Then why would you expect it to be the next playable Kirby character for Smash Bros then?And of course I wouldn't be expecting much from Sakurai regarding Dark Matter discussion in Smash Bros, seeing how he didn't create the character.
He apparently loves to taunt us, as shown by this pic.Sakurai knows so much that we don't. He's probably laughing his *** off.
I know, putting that Mushroom there.He apparently loves to taunt us, as shown by this pic.
Well I was referring to the species, not the character. I would imagine that Hotfeet meant the same thing.Bear in mind that in 3 and Crystal Shards, Zerowas the main antagonist while the Dark Matter spawn did his bidding.