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It wasn't.
Yeah people are arguing whether Rex would be an Echo or a Character
I was not speaking for anyone but myself. The logic that a person who is all about power would be a powerhouse is reasonable. His personality was murderous besides WW, which he isn't even based upon, instead his two murderous designs. In which cases he was still physically powerful. He doesn't show off nearly as much magic as his beast form, which was also coincidentally non-magic based in TP. Ganon/dorf wasn't very much focused on magic much in OOT. It was more showing strength in various ways, physically and with his actions. He was feared due to the conquering he did, not flinging off a few magic spells. One that didn't even originate with him(Dead Man's Volley, an ability introduced by Agnahim and used by tons of bosses, many who have zero ties to Ganon/dorf).
Again, why would I be speaking for others? I'm speaking for myself. I think he perfectly represents Ganondorf's abilities and personalities. I was kind of disappointed on how the sword was shoehorned in, to be honest. I do like he's more OOT-based, keeping his physical prowess while using a small bit of magic, just like in OOT, but focusing on him being all about power, which is really the point of his character. He's the most powerful thing ever. He still shows that off. Entirely.
Think the power of Ike's Forward Smash with the range of Palutena's Up Smash. I think his artes weren't recreated one for one for a reason though:
Wait what? That's nonsense lmao. His weapon doesn't function like Shulk's and he'd kinda be paired with Pyra/Mythra. That makes absolutely no sense. Plus people have argued you need to be the same body size/shape to even qualify as an echo and Rex is quite a bit shorter than Shulk.
Since when is Yoshi considered "normal human with some adventuring prowess?"
Kirby would be S+ tier. What is this?
He's just on the same level as a normal human with adventuring prowess because his abilities are limited to jumping really high and far, and eating stuff to make ammo.
We are walking in circles I think. I acknowledge what you are saying, but I disagree on parts. He came off as more magic space wizard to me in OoT. And did nothing but ride his horse. and throw magic balls at people.
Where did the same shape/size thing come from anyway? Taking a moveset and stretching the limbs is not at all difficult. So I am not sure where this constrait came from. seems to be very very limiting on what could/could not allow echos. (which are really just clones)
Oh boy, I don't want to get into a Yoshi argument. Doesn't end well...
He is though.
I love Falcondorf no bully me plsI'm pretty sure liking Falcondorf is one of the symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome.
Dorf does literally nothing in the OoT fight EXCEPT throw spells at you. If you get too close to him he charges a spell and punches the ground with it.
You know what? That's a fair point.
They changed a couple moves over the years, Side Tilt and Down Tilt. Now all his Smashes are Sword moves. And his Side-B is based on him killing that sage guy.I'm pretty sure liking Falcondorf is one of the symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome.
That's also not mentioning that some of those Mega Eggs are made of lead and that in some of his games he can eat immensely large enemies
I wish I loved something as much as you love Yoshi.
I spent months teaching people to leave space on the sides of the CSS mockups because Smash 4 Wii U had large overscan protection, but nobody listened and everybody just ran the icons all the way to the edge anyway.
I'm gonna miss Ganoncide though... RIP
Exactly, which is why Bayo, Sonic, Palutena or whoever else shouldn't even be in the same tier as Kirby. He's a balloon with feet and would still kick most other characters asses. Which is hilarious.
DK punched the moon out of orbit though.
Okay, but doesn't their weaponry require that the enemy be specifically vulnerable to ink?
He did more than that, as noted before. He has a ground pound attack that literally removes a good chunk of the floor and sends you flying via the shockwaves. It wasn't even a magical ability either, it was literally just physical strength. He also physically attacks you as Ganon, using his swords.
Nope. Completely 3rd party. It's owned by Imagineer, who went out of the gaming business ages ago. They don't even fully own it anymore, as the copyright is up(I think that's the one. It's where you can legally re-sell it without worrying about paying them. But you can't do anything with the game(s) otherwise. You can't edit it in any way. Hence, it's impossible to go on VC). Nintendo didn't even publish it. THQ published the US version, Konami all the UK versions, and Imagineer the JP version.
That makes it no less a physical attack as well. No different from Warlock Punch, honestly.
Pretty much. I play him because I like the character but I would absolutely not miss that moveset at all if by some divine intervention Sakurai decided to give him a real moveset.I'm pretty sure liking Falcondorf is one of the symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome.
Now, I'm a little fuzzy on the details myself, but I believe it was something like there was a slot for a new character that was named "Mario" (obviously a placeholder) that had ZSS's stats. Not too incriminating on its own, but people then realized that as the patches went on, the stats slowly changed until they became the same stats Bayonetta has now.
I think because he's like a raptor and raptors have tiny little arms, the idea is that Yoshi just doesn't use his arms not because he ISN'T strong (his egg throwing proves otherwise) but because he just doesn't.
Ugh, tell me about it. It's incredibly disappointing knowing something will never change due to tradition.
Ah, so later patches slowly and surely gave signs that the placeholder was for Bayo, or that she at least adopted it. Interesting. Thanks for clarifyin'.
