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Reinhardt and Brigitte in Overwatch for hammers and maces that have flail abilities.
doesn't count.
Funny we don’t have a lot of real weapons, but we have baseball bats, yo-yos, sticks with leaves, motorcycles, turnips, bombs, boomerangs, eggs, golf clubs, tennis rackets, frying pans, banana peels, peanut guns....water.An Axe Fighter could be interesting; yes, it's only just barely removed from a Sword Wielder (it's still a disjoint), but the nature of battleaxes means that the swings have to be different (slower, shallower, more start-lag or end-lag if the swing is fast).
The fundamental differences between Swords and Axes means that an axe-wielder would probably feel quite different to a sword-wielder.
*thinks*
We also don't have a Bōjutsu fighter (i.e. Kilik),
Kid GokuKilik for Smash.
Zinith
You do realize Yoshi sacrifices it’s unborn children and reproduces more often than a house fly?
My biggest problem with the voice work for Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, and Bowser is the fact that we're well past the more realistic style of Brawl. And it feels even more out of place to hear realistic animal noises when Donkey Kong is showing his cartoonish eye expressions.
Don't forget Ink, a Tongue, Farts, Sunlight, Books, Skulls, Clay Pigeons, Tin Cans and Food Pellets.
*scratches head*
A prissy hiss.
Jurassic Park raptor sounds. I modded those over Yoshi’s voice in Brawl once and it was gold.
The kicker is they could easily just give her a water orb/conveyor belt to let her walk, and give her a literal wave dash like Squirtle has after that her moveset has so many possibilities I made an interesting one for her.
That's alright, thought I wish she was a more considered newcomer, at least she had other votes and I wasn't the only voter, so that alone makes me happyAmaterasu had votes, she just didn't get enough votes to (visibly) break into the top 60. Mainly because she wasn't on the list specifically, so people could vote for both "Amaterasu" and "Amaterasu (Okami)".
That's my b.
Her swordstyle is different from the cast in Smash. While everyone's swordstyle so far in Smash is Medieval/European, Lyn's is more eastern, and focuses on the Iaido swordstyle, which makes her fighting style more than unique to easily stand out. Don't forget she can create afterimages of herself to fight too, which no other Swordfighter in Smash can do.
I believe so, that would be great, especially if it was a Yu Narukami and Joker Persona double feature. Yes it's more likely to happen in DLC then in the base roster, but that why if it does happen...
Fjorm is one of my most wanted characters and I'm genuinely convinced her inclusion would break the Internet.
*tries in vain to imagine what a "funky gorilla" would sound like*
As far as I know, none. But it can just feel so baffling how Yoshi has kept his usual voice clips since Smash 64, and yet Donkey Kong still doesn't sound like the Donkey Kong that we know from the Mario spin-offs and recent Donkey Kong Country titles.
Funky Kong would definitely not be Funky Kong if he sounded like a real world gorilla. That's what I'm very concerned about if he somehow makes the playable cut.
Surely they could make him sound like John Travolta in Grease if they can’t get the original.
krystal could've been that... rip sisAn Axe Fighter could be interesting; yes, it's only just barely removed from a Sword Wielder (it's still a disjoint), but the nature of battleaxes means that the swings have to be different (slower, shallower, more start-lag or end-lag if the swing is fast).
The fundamental differences between Swords and Axes means that an axe-wielder would probably feel quite different to a sword-wielder.
*thinks*
We also don't have a Bōjutsu fighter (i.e. Kilik),
Kid GokuKilik for Smash.
Yep a stance change character that can change weapons, and fighting styles mid battle. Amaterasu would be great since she has three different weapons that are called Divine Instruments. When she changes weapons her standard attacks, and Neutral B special changes, everything else would be the same. First one is the reflector that has a bit short range but decent speed, and damage. B special would be a counter grab that acts like Kirby's but Ammy spins her enemy.
Kilik would be amazing, I would also want Seong Mi-Na to enter the fray too.An Axe Fighter could be interesting; yes, it's only just barely removed from a Sword Wielder (it's still a disjoint), but the nature of battleaxes means that the swings have to be different (slower, shallower, more start-lag or end-lag if the swing is fast).
The fundamental differences between Swords and Axes means that an axe-wielder would probably feel quite different to a sword-wielder.
*thinks*
We also don't have a Bōjutsu fighter (i.e. Kilik),
Kid GokuKilik for Smash.
They'll probably use high pitched versions of Diddy's monkey noises. They did it with Luigi in 64/Melee.
So I hear Echo Fighter!?
Bang-Bang-Bang-Bang-Bang-Bang-Bang, Banana Gun~!
I was thinking something a little more lewd but yeah let's go with that
MY EEEEEEYES!hmmmmmm
This'll probably be kind of obvious, but I'll go ahead. I'll [Censor] out the name and signature weapon.
Opossum has been struck by the [DATA EXPUNGED] again, I see.This'll probably be kind of obvious, but I'll go ahead. I'll [Censor] out the name and signature weapon.
Neutral Special: [EXPUNGED] - CENSORED holds his palm face down over the cover of his tome as it pulses with a green glow. After releasing the button, CENSORED launches a speedy and aimable razor wind blast. Like Pit's neutral special, this move can have its course adjusted as it flies. This move doesn't do a whole lot of damage or knockback, even when fully charged...against grounded opponents. If the opponent is in the air, however, the damage output gets increased significantly and the knockback is greatly expanded, making this a terrifically versatile anti-air projectile.
Side Special: Swarm - CENSORED takes out a siege tome, Swarm. When the button is held, a small dark energy orb appears about one Battlefield platform's distance away from CENSORED. By holding down the button and moving the stick, similar to Greninja's Shadow Sneak, you can move the orb further outward, upward to 80% of the length of Final Destination. However, you may not move it closer to CENSORED than its starting position and CENSORED cannot move while preparing this attack. When the move is released, a swarm of dark insect-like energy bombards any foe trapped in the blast radius in a high-damage, multi-hit move that does more damage the further away the foe is. Because the move isn't restricted to the stage itself, you can also hit foes off stage, so long as they are directly in CENSORED's line of sight, in an attempt to ruin their recovery. This move shouldn't be used in Free For Alls, however, as CENSORED is a sitting duck while using it.
Up Special: Shaver - CENSORED uses a Shaver tome to launch himself upward. This move doesn't cause any damage, but covers a great deal of vertical distance, compensating for CENSORED's low jumps. As well, as CENSORED ascends, he gets a wind box around him, pushing away foes that stray too close.
Down Special: Blizzard - CENSORED stands in place and takes out a Blizzard tome, pointing his hand diagonally downward toward the ground. While holding the move, he can move the control stick both in front of and behind himself, shooting an icy wind blast toward the ground and freezing it. CENSORED can only have a total amount of ground equivalent to one Battlefield platform frozen at a time. The frozen ground becomes slippery, making foes that step on it likely to trip, allowing for CENSORED to either counterattack or escape, or forcing them to make an aerial approach. The ground will thaw after a period of time, however. In the air, this move just acts as a chilling wind attack that's launched diagonally downward and doesn't cover a very large distance.
Final Smash: Starlight - In a cinematic Final Smash, CENSORED traps all foes in range in a magical bind. The background turns into a star-filled void as CENSORED unleashes a celestial explosion from the Starlight tome, yelling "Divine Starlight, lend me your aid!" and causing massive damage and knockback.
It's just a copy-pasted section from one of my hypothetical movesets.
Sounds fun. Let's see. Oh! Let me preface this with the fact that while the company this character is from has recently been working more with the Switch and announced their support for it 2 years ago, the chances of him appearing are probably in the single digit percentages if not zero entirely.
Ding ding. Here's the full moveset if anyone was curious.
Awesome work. Would you mind posting it to the Yarn Yoshi thread?I decided to make a move set for one of my most wanted newcomers, Woolly Yoshi. Let me know what you all think!
Woolly Yoshi Concept
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Woolly Yoshi is my idea for a second Yoshi representative. I believe that Woolly Yoshi has enough unique tools and attributes that would make it a fun character to have in Smash. There are plenty of characters that have multiple versions of themselves in the game – so why not the iconic dino?
General: Yoshi would be a lightweight and floaty character as he is made of wool. He has incredible aerial mobility like Jigglypuff, and moves quickly along the ground. When he runs, he uses his wheels from Woolly World. In the air, Yoshi’s second jump is also a flutter jump with armour performed with propellers like in Woolly World, however Woolly Yoshi’s covers more horizontal distance rather than vertical. When Yoshi enters the stage, he rides on Poochie. His alts are not different colours, they’re the redesigns from the game like Shy Guy Yoshi, Cinnamon Yoshi etc.
Special moves:
Standard B: Yarn Ball. This move works exactly like Yoshi’s egg, the only difference here is that they are trapped inside of a yarn ball.
Side B: Moto-Yoshi. Woolly Yoshi transforms into a motorbike and rushes across the stage. Works more similarly to Sonic’s spin dash than it does Wario’s Bike. Can be used in the air to gain horizontal distance.
Down B: Hammer Ground Pound. Another move that Woolly Yoshi shares is the ground pound. Here, Woolly Yoshi turns into a giant hammer and slams down onto the opponents. It is much stronger than Yoshi’s version, but much slower. Think more like Kirby’s Stone.
Up B: Umbrella Yoshi. Woolly Yoshi transforms into an umbrella and flies upwards, headbutting everyone in the way. He floats down like Peach/Daisy.
Smash attacks:
Up Smash: Woolly Yoshi turns into Mermaid Yoshi and does a backflip, hitting with his tail.
Side Smash: Woolly Yoshi transforms into Mole Yoshi and slashes at them with large claws.
Down Smash: Yoshi’s feet turn into propellers and attacks them similar to Bowser Jr.’s down smash.
Final Smash:
Yoshi turns into Sky Pop Yoshi and flies around the stage as a plane, shooting everyone with missiles as he goes.
Yoshi fans would throw a fit if they did otherwise (the voice itself, that is, said voice clips not having been updated a bit is pretty lazy, you'd think they'd at least ask Totaka about borrowing the modern ones). Besides, the dinos are too cute for this sort of thing, whereas Bowser and Donkey Kong (and now K. Rool) are firece-looking beasts, so them having growling noises is somewhat natural for them. I'll give you Diddy though, but I don't mind it.
As low as their chances are, it'd be neat to have Joe & Mac with their clubs around. Not to mention Master Higgins and the hammers he tosses.
I've honestly got no idea. My own guess would be whoever his Avatar is. The only musical based person I can think of is Lucio at the moment.
