DarkFalcon
Smash Champion
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I think that's a fair perspective. I moreso lump Wario as his own thing as when deciding newcomers I'll ask myself if Wario should get a new rep, but he also is from Mario. I wouldn't tell myself "Oh look at these Mario reps, Who should be added from Mario? How about Jimmy T or Ashley from WarioWare!" When those characters are definitely not Mario characters.All I've been trying to say this entire argument is that the likes of Yoshi, Wario, etc. are just as much new Mario characters in Smash as they are newcomers for their respective series in Smash. Even with their respective game series certainly doing enough to separate themselves from the main "Mario Universe", they still celebrate both their Mario sides and the sides from their own series.
Wario is Wario in Smash to me. Not "Wario from WarioWare", just Wario. Yoshi is not "Yoshi from the Yoshi series" to me, he's just Yoshi. They're the same characters no matter what side you look at them from. Both sides of the spectrum cross each other MORE than enough times for them to be considered primary characters on both ends.
So when people say "Brawl didn't have any Mario newcomers", I say "Yes it did, they got Wario."am I wrong for saying that just because their series logo is different from the rest of the Mario cast?
Like, I know Wario is also from Mario, but when it comes to representation in Smash I consider him more WarioWare...if that makes sense. But maybe I'm seeing this more from a character selection standpoint than an overall standpoint. I get and understand what you're saying though. But I think Yoshi and Wario are considered their own things on the CSS by Sakurai because he wants to bring attention to their own franchises more than just being from Mario.
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