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Do you think Swamp is a good man? I think so.
4th parties do not exist.
I'm imagining at least 3 to 4 popular characters from the Ballot could possibly become playable; depending on how well they did overall and if those Mii Fighter costumes were consolation prizes. At the very least, K. Rool has a fair bit going for him, if the "Mii Costumes were a consolation prize" theory is anything to go by, so I can imagine that'd put him in the Smash Switch roster.
So it's basically a arbitrary definition that was thrown around here to explain something that really didn't need it's own category to explain. Got it, had a feeling it as something like that.
Yes, I understand you.
I could maybe see that as an incentive but in game money in Smash is really only used on trophies so some people might feel like that's not enough.
Not at all.
I meeeeeaaaaaan.....I could go either way on that one.
They could make her Cel shaded like Mr. Game & Watch's original unflattened model.
Late to this but still:
Problem with that is she haven't appeared in a main Mario game since her DEBUT which hurts her. If they were serious about putting Daisy in the spotlight, they should've done so awhile ago
A proper tournament mode with 64 players
I'll start:
BAH GAWD KING, HAWLUCHA IS SETTNG UP THE FLYING PRESS! HE CONNECTS!RE: Indies. Put 'em in. I dont care. I dont see a point for making up criteria just to exclude characters. Im not a fan of most of them by coincidence but it doesn't have to do with them being indie. Shovel Knight/Plague Knight would be great
Kanto:PoliwhirlCharizard
Johto:PolitoadScizor
Hoenn: Blaziken
Sinnoh: Lucario
Unova: Genesect
Kalos: Greninja
Alola: Inciniroar
If you really want to, swamp out Greninja for Hawlucha and Inciniroar for Decidueye. But it's a package deal. I need some wrestling somehow
Takamaru, Mike Jones, Balloon Fighter, Excitebike, Bubbles, Prince Sable (is he?), Mach Rider, Tamagon just to name a few
I'm gonna say at least 3 characters minimum. Rather keep my expectations low for now until DLC are announced
We have no idea since it's never happened or been interviewed about.
Depends on how many new characters we get in general.
I think he'll be considered somewhat low priority, but still Sakurai would two games' fans could potetially miss him. I doubt he'll be cut just because he is a model swap, he considered for Brawl and didn't made into a costume in Smash For.
Same with Balloon Fighter, but Takamaru's Assist Trophy role really doesn't mean anything. Little Mac became playable without leaving anyone in his place and Isaac was plain cut.
I really hope 4th party characters make it in then. Characters who don't exist are my favorite =P
I think it makes sense putting them into different slots is, makes it much easier for new/young players to find them. Also, then which characters should share a slot with others? Does Toon Link counts the same as Link? Should we put Samus' two forms into one place since they are different characters? It's simply more convenient, since one extra character slot doesn't invade anything.
I'm sorry, it won't happen again.Please do not double post. Edit your messages instead.
Being a clone doesn't make you more likely to get cut. There are plenty of clones who stay and plenty original characters who get cut.
Yes I would prefer everything you just mentioned
Gen 1: Charizard
To be fair, the ones who started the trend were the old developers for Super Smash Bros. Crusade.
It could be possible that Nintendo may not fully own the rights.
Sable is male, just that he follows the trend of older women voicing younger boys.
Right, I remember Sakurai couldn't add Sukapon as an item for "adult reasons". I guess Pro Wrestling must have the same issue.
Satebo & Parabo for a retro/ hardware/ wtf character.
but they don't stick around. Bit of an odd thing to nitpick I guess but I just feel that not every Pokemon inclusion needs to be a big punching bag.
I'd personally take a full 3D model of any Rhythm Heaven character, as I think it's mainly just the artstyle that makes them look flat rather than actually being flat (much like with Wario in his WarioWare costume (and other WW characters), made by the same game team). But whatever route they go, I'll take it, Rhythm Heaven is in need of a character in Smash haha!
I think three would be a plausible number but only if we are going to get as many newcomers as the last game. Inklings, a popular character from one of the franchises that already has a playable character in the game and one new franchise newcomer (either second or third party) would be my guess.
Like others have suggested, three, possibly four, seems like a good number of newcomers to reveal at E3. I reckon we will get one big newcomer (K. Room, Ridley, someone of that magnitude), a third party newcomer (my bets on a Shovel Knight or Sora) and then one other character that, while still awesome, will not be as exciting as the other two.
series speaks English. Every character is shown to speak English on many occasions, and this applies to all real-world regional versions of the games.is heavily implied to speak English because it shares the same language as the Mario series. series characters speak animal, with occasional uses of English by several characters. (How the crap do they do that? Perhaps its more impressive that the Mario characters can UNDERSTAND animal?) series has been confirmed to speak both modern and ancient variants of the fictional Hylian language. speaks Yoshi. series is too hard to pin down. Could be a fictional language, but there's no indication either way. series most likely speaks a variant of Greek. speaks English. He's a boxer from New York, so it's no big surprise. series speaks an unnamed fictional language, and has been demonstrated so. series most likely speaks English, as the series is known to be a large cultural reference to America in general. Both Ness and Lucas pronounce all of their PK abilities in English as well. series probably has several different languages strewn about. However, Captain Douglas Jay Falcon ABSOLUTELY speaks English. HYES! series most likely speaks EBEBEBEBEBEB. Joking aside, Star Fox Adventures is only dubbed in English, therefore the language at that point is implied to be English. This isn't confirmed fact, but a high likelihood. Also, the terms and names used throughout the series are pronounced in English. series most LIKELY speaks English. The Adventure series and Shadow the Hedgehog imply a US-styled country that would most likely speak English. Has also crossed over with Mario, whom speaks English. Even in the Japanese dubs, Sonic enjoys using English phrases. series might also be English. His Japanese name is even pronounced in English (Rockman). His maker is Dr. Thomas Light. That's a very western name, implying a western language. (Also had a crossover comic series with Sonic, whom I also believe speaks English.) likely speaks English, since a lot of English terminology is written all over FF7. Japanese plays aren't very likely to be named "Loveless." (If Kingdom Hearts were to be included in the language department, I'd have to write an essay about all the languages that have to be accounted for because of many cultures of the various Disney worlds used.) is hard to determine a language for. However, might be English due to "Wii Fit" being a rather English phrase. Cannot be certain towards any language, really. series likely speaks English, among other alien dialects. Fusion and Other M displayed the existence of characters with western names such as Adam Malkovich and Anthony Higgs. Also, Zero Suit Samus speaks English in all versions of the Smash Bros she's in. speaks Animalese. Fact. speaks WAKAWAKAWAKAWAKA. Otherwise, literally any other language is possible. speaks English, but also knows and occasionally speaks Japanese. speaks Japanese, and most likely knows English. May potentially know a few other languages, but Japanese for certain. has been confirmed to speak English, but knows six languages in total. Among these are probably Russian, French, Japanese, Yupik, and possibly Arabic. this is where it starts getting difficult. Pokemon make sounds. These sounds were interpreted as the names of each creature. Therefore each Pokemon only speaks their own name. However, and do in fact speak human languages in Smash. Therefore, I had to actually put significant thought into it. Either the Pokemon world has a different language for each region (the region's being based off of real-world regions with their own languages), or more likely the Pokemon world has one giant shared language that is known across all regions. series is really confusing on their languages. In their crossovers, it's implied that they all speak the same tongue. This might be true over the entire series regardless of crossover. Fates implies the same language as Awakening, which is most likely the same language as what Marth spoke. However, Fates and Awakening both tie Ike into the same language as well. However, there is a largely Norse emphasis throughout the series. Some Greek and Hebrew here and there, but Norse has had a large part in many names of tomes, weapons, and such. Therefore, the most likely language might be Scandinavian, or any of its dialects. series speaks... well, oh boy. Xenoblade Chronicles 1,2, & X are all implied to be connected in very spoiler-y ways. But since X's major focal point is New Los Angeles, I will defer to English for now. I'd rather not have to dive too far into this rabbit hole, otherwise I'll get sucked into the proverbial void.
Not really. Video games are generally supposed to take place in a fantasy setting. If you don't want to deal with ancient languages or made-up ones, it's easier to pick one who people knows as foreigner but not really familiar. For Japan and some other countries, it's English.
You forgot the most obvious one.Didn't know where to post this so I figured I'd post it here. There was an interesting question I asked myself just a little bit ago, "What languages does each character speak?"
Though this works well as a general Nintendo game question, it's interesting for Smash because if these characters ever met and tried to converse, how many of them would actually understand each other?
So, I thought I'd go by each series and do my best to determine which language each character/series speaks. (Note, this only considers the characters that actually do talk.)
It's too difficult either way, especially since most Pokemon have their names changed depending on the real-world region of the version purchased.
And that, I think, covers all the known languages in Smash. Many of these characters speak English... which is odd for a bunch of Japanese created characters.
But if you have any corrections about this, please say so!
speaks in constant swears and slurs.
Megaman 8's stage select screen places Dr. Light's lab somewhere in the southern/midewesternish united states. A lot of people think it's supposed to be in Colorado.
The previous information we had was a bit vague. This clinches it. Thank you. Will update.
