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On my first playthrough of Blue when it first came out I literally never switched pokemon. I just used Squirtle to Blastoise the whole way through and blew through the whole game with zero effort. Gen 1 is piss easy if you just use your starter, I assume all the Pokémon games are, the exp/stat boosts curve isn't designed for it. Using a full team drastically increases the difficulty.
I wanna know how the Mushroom Kingdom in Melee is any better or worse than the one in the original Super Smash Bros.
He's shown up like 3 times in the recent Direct. None of the new images uploaded since have featured him. Kind of a low blow considering he's an OG 8...
I still see Banjo Kazooie myself, but this is fine, too.
So competitively both stages are unplayable and instant bans in any Smash game. However, Mushroom Kingdom 64 is a lot of fun if you aren't serious. The pipes are hilarious especially at low levels where being randomly dropped in the pit really sucks, and if you aren't willing to "risk" the pipes, the stage creates a lot of really unique interactive fights. Mushroom Kingdom I, when you aren't just camping the walk-offs, is basically endless teching (or missing techs and just bouncing off breakable blocks to still live forever) and tons of running away because the stage is a mixed series of obvious loops with strong camping positions everywhere thanks to the pit locations. Mushroom Kingdom 64 is a stage not for competitive players that has value being in the game; Mushroom Kingdom I would add nothing to the game just like it added nothing to Melee other than a now-redundant Mario 1 aesthetic.
Gen 1 isn't difficult but it's not the way you're describing the vermillion gym should have granted estoppel for that particular strategy as electric type Pokemon are used.
From what I hear all the Yarn Textures from touching the ground and stuff would be too taxing in 8-player Smash.
Marowak and either Chandelure or Klefki.
CrusherMania1592
To your point, Gengar (can't think of much else) and Gallade.
Opossum
. Marowak it is! Sorry, Gengar.
Gen 1: Vaporeon
Marowak and Sceptile
I'd be waiting for the Peppy and Slippy fans to go rage
Star Fox representation is just digging its hole deeper and deeper, isn't it
I honestly kinda expected it, but if it was the F-Zero James where he's human it would be so weird...
Are we talking the Star Fox one or the F-Zero one?
Gengar and Incineroar.
One way could be that after selecting Zoroark, you'd pick another character that you could then transform into throughout the match like you would with Pokemon Trainer. Though, that would be incredibly difficult to balance.
Star Fox. F-Zero for memes.
Considering the long standing fan request is assist trophied.
Yoshi and F-Zero are the only ones of the OG 10 franchises to only have one character, so I guess them.
Hmmm. Yoshi. And Earthbound.
Gen 1: Beedrill
It's a little disappointing that they cut Woolly World. That was one of my favorite stages in Smash Wii U.
Zelda.
Yoshi or Xenoblade depending on opinion on Yoshi as part of Mario series and depending on if Elma/Rex get in.
Gen Scum: Pinsir
Of the OG's, Yoshi and F-Zero. Though Yoshi probably would only get more representation with stages and F-Zero while there's options a lot of people probably don't know of F-Zero characters outside of Captain Falcon. I'm not too versed in them either.
Do I even have to say it at this point?
