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A Mokujin type character that, each time the fight starts, copies the Special Moves of a random character, and it is made by combining all Nintendo Console into a sort of robot. The fact that he can "run" the games were the character originated is the explanation of why he can copy their moves.
Oh god, what have you done?!
Loosened the rules so people can enjoy the Speculation section. We need more traffic anyway. With 4 mods, I think we'll be fine, heh~
You aren't supposed to flame anyone for any reason, so I'm going to go with........um......no. No flaming allowed.
A completely air-dependent fighter (reverse Little Mac)
So basically, Melee Puff.
I was surprised Yoshi did not get a ledge grab in Brawl or Smash. Sticky tongue and all.
That is correct.
I think that Nester's a great example, actually. He has appeared in NES Play Action Football, To the Earth, and Nester's Funky Bowling, and he's referenced in StarTropics and Pilotwings 64.
Looks like we found the new mechanic for Pichu.
Honestly I think it'd be better if we combine Lucario's Aura mechanic with Pichu's self-damaging attacks.
Charizard, if you made all of his attacks his side+b.
Funny enough, a character that I'd love to see, despite her odds being virtually nonexistent because of a new game on the horizon.
Mike from StarTropics comes to mind.
I've been gone for less than a month and the floodgates are already open
You were holding the world back. You were our protector.I've been gone for less than a month and the floodgates are already open
*Shakes cane wildly*
Its now time to go make Support Threads for ever single character found in LoL.
I've also thought of him having a tether ledge grab since Super Mario Galaxy 2, but it's better if he doesn't have it. Yoshi has no problems recovering and is annoyingly difficult to engage him in the air, so let's not give him any more tools since he already has enough going for him.
Agreed. Honestly, that would help boost him really well. Especially since he lacks a normal Recovery Special. It won't work for every stage, but that's okay. Not counting counterpick ideas, it can still help.
Eh, what's important is that people can have fun speculating. Obviously we still expect good discussion and reasoning for their choices, too. Nothing wrong with giving those kinds of thoughts.
None of the characters this opens the door to will actually become playable, but, yeah, cool, whatever.
Yes, yes you can. And that's my serious answer.So I can finally make my Freddy thread?
I'm getting some traumatic flashbacks to the comments under Sakurai's PotD posts in Miiverse.So I can finally make my Freddy thread?
Be careful what you wish for though, as it could bite you right back.
I think the main reason i'm still logging in SB after randomly comming back are the speculation discussions for Smash Switch. Reading the posts really entertain me
We don't need "more traffic" at this time. It will happen naturally when SSB5 or SSB4 Switch is announced.
Do whatever you want, I do not care.So I can finally make my Freddy thread?
Now I support Celica thanks to you! Creative moveset! It is too bad that people hate adding a lot of Fire Emblem characters, but we could use some more like Celica, Lyn or Chrom.Funny enough, a character that I'd love to see, despite her odds being virtually nonexistent because of a new game on the horizon.
Celica. To illustrate, here's a moveset I made for her. Also obligatory "please post in the Celica thread because it barely gets any posts and I don't want to double post."
Normal Attacks
Jab: Using the Beloved Zofia, Celica performs a three hit combo attack. The first strike comes downward from overhead, the second comes from the side in a sweeping motion, and the third has Celica twirling a bit, swinging the blade from behind in an upward motion. This is based on her in-dungeon combo from Shadows of Valentia. Specifically, it comes directly from her second, third, and fourth strike.
Dash Attack: The small wisp of fire following Celica creates a wall of flames in front of her as she charges forward. Unlike her other magical attacks, no recoil is done here. This is taken directly from her dash attack in Shadows of Valentia.
Up Tilt: Celica points the Beloved Zofia skyward as the glowing flame beside her becomes three fire balls, which twirl around the tip of her sword. A multi hit move.
Side Tilt: Celica thrusts the Beloved Zofia forward, moving slightly in the direction she's facing while doing so. This move comes from the first and fifth strike of her in-dungeon combo in Shadows of Valentia.
Down Tilt: Celica, while crouched, moves her hand outward, launching a small, thunderous spark toward the ground. Due to the stun effect, this move can combo into itself twice before knockback forces foes away.
Smash Attacks:
Up Smash: Celica, using the Beloved Zofia like a sort of baton, casts Excalibur above her, creating a slow-rising razor wind. It travels higher up and does more damage the longer it is charged. The move has a trapping effect due to it being a rapid multi-hit move.
Side Smash: Celica leaps up and smashes the Beloved Zofia downward onto opponents. This is based on her critical hit animation in both Gaiden and Shadows of Valentia. However, this move does far less knockback than the rest of her smash attacks, due to not being magically backed.
Down Smash: Celica performs her casting animation and casts Thunder, hitting both sides of the ground beside her with bolts of lightning.
Aerial Attacks:
Neutral Air: Celica's fire ball splits into a small stream of fire. Celica moves the Beloved Zofia in a circular motion and the stream of flames circles around her twice, clockwise.
Forward Air: Celica, using a variation of Seraphim, quickly grows angelic wings and uses them to slam foes both forward and downward. This move is based on one of Celica's attacks in Fire Emblem Warriors.
Back Air: Celica quickly makes a backhanded strike with the Beloved Zofia. Here, the tip of the blade is blessed with the Thunder spell, creating a small orb of electricity at the end. Hitting with the spark does much more damage.
Up Air: Celica uses another variant of Excalibur and sending a small gust of wind upward. Knockback-wise and potency-wise, it is somewhere between Mega Man's and Mr. Game and Watch's wind-based up airs.
Down Air: Celica slices beneath her in a back and forth motion with the Beloved Zofia. A two-hit attack.
Grab, Pummel, and Throws:
Grab and Pummel: Celica has a fairly standard grab, and pummels by imbuing her hands with fire to burn the opponent. The pummel does not, however, cause recoil damage, despite being magic based. This holds true for Celica's throws as well.
Forward Throw: Celica releases the foe as three columns of fire erupt in front of her, beneath the foe, carrying them away before causing severe knockback.
Back Throw: Celica tosses the foe back and releases a blast of light magic from her hands, sending them flying.
Up Throw: Celica waves her arms over her after bringing her foe upward, shocking them with electricity before launching them.
Down Throw: Pointing her Beloved Zofia to the ground, three strikes of compressed wind energy pummel the foe before bouncing them off the ground of the stage.
Specials:
Neutral: Fire (Ragnarok) - Celica charges up her fire ball that shoots forward before exploding. At full charge, this becomes Ragnarok, which is incredibly powerful, doing roughly 35% damage and quite a bit of knock back, but at the expense of Celica taking hefty recoil damage. Chargeable and storable. While it is stored, however, any attack using Celica's fire ball will grow in power, but the recoil damage of the move will be more severe. This does not effect her dash attack or forward throw, however.
Side: Seraphim - Celica clasps her hands together as she is bathed in a flash white light. A giant ball of white light surrounds Celica when the button is released, and slowly it moves forward. If the opponent is overlapping Celica's light, they will be trapped similarly to Mewtwo's neutral air, before being carried forward with the ball of light and being erupted from it when it reaches its full distance. A "get off me" move' befitting Celica's connection to Mila and having one of her weaknesses protected.
Up: Excalibur - Celica summons a gust of razor wind around her as she ascends. Nearby foes get cut by the wind, though Celica also takes minor damage from this move (less than five percent).
Down: Mila's Turnwheel - Celica kneels and enters a praying stance. A counter-styled move, if Celica activates this move at the right moment of impact with the foe, the foe is pushed away, doing no damage. However, Celica is healed by ten percent, making it a very risky way of restoring health. Note, though, that the move has far stricter timing than other Counter-like moves. Celica must be on the ground in order to use it, and it may only be successfully used twice per stock.
Final Smash: Ragnarok Ω - If foes are in range of the attack's start up, a cutscene plays, based on Celica's in-game cutscene when activating this move. Visually, they're essentially the same. The move then ends. Unlike in Shadows of Valentia, this move does not cause recoil damage to Celica, due to being her Final Smash.
Overview:
Celica mainly relies on her spells, with a few moves utilizing the Beloved Zofia, like her jab. The Beloved Zofia acts more like a conduit for her spells here than an actual weapon for most of her moveset, where she makes graceful guiding motions with it to focus her spells, not unlike a baton, or how Toon Link uses the Wind Waker. For the few attacks where she uses the Beloved Zofia for offense, she takes a more rapier-like style.
Like in Shadows of Valentia's dungeon segments, Celica is followed by a small wisp of fire. This is mostly cosmetic and serves as a neat way for her to animate some of her attacks, but also benefits from her neutral special, wherein she can increase its size the more she charges her Fire spell special. This increases the size of some of her attacks' hit boxes at the expense of more recoil damage, and after firing off her charged Fire or Ragnarok, the wisp fizzles back to its original size.
In reference to Gaiden and Shadows of Valentia's unique magic system, Celica takes a variant of Pichu's self damage gimmick, but better executed. Celica does more self damage the more potent her spells are, but can reliably kill using them. Her issue stems from her being the epitome of a glass cannon, as she can't take hits well at all, especially when using her higher recoil spells. In addition to reflecting her game of origin's mechanics, her moveset also reflects her personality and character, with her gracefulness coming through in her use of the Beloved Zofia and her penchant for self-sacrifice for the greater good coming through in her powerful spells' recoil.
I'm mostly kidding, though.
I'm mostly kidding, though.
I already have a couple threads I need to work on, so I wouldn't make a FNAF-related thread until I was at least done with those anyway.
Besides, there's someone else that hasn't been on a Nintendo system (or likely ever will be due to how the game works) that takes priority.....
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It's kind of sad timing plays such a large role since Celica can legitimately provide something no other Fire Emblem character on the roster can.
is a weird case, I actually think she is most likely. But I also don't think she counts complearly as third party. Being Nintendo published may be all it needs to get Nintendo first party treatment. Nintendo is even credited on her dlc page and they certainly have been treating her as a Nintendo property lately. No reason to goI can definitely see Namco coming back, and their on good terms with Nintendo. And he's a such an absolute legend, I don't see why they wouldn't want to keep him around Capcom is on good terms with Nintendo, Mega Man is having a revival and is getting a few games on Switch Less likely but I can see him coming back Got very minimal treatment and does kinda feel like a one time thingI'm interested in seeing that. I wanted to get some ideas on how to handle the fighting style before making a thread.I was working on a concept for a pure-indie Smash clone and actually made a special set for her, haha.
