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"The Spooky Chandelier: Chandelure for Smash Switch!"
Burning Death: Chandelure the Ghost/fire Pokémon for Smash!
Me personally? General RAAM from Gears of War. Not only can his control over Kryll be unique, but he also has a lot to work with for a moveset. We could gather some things from the Gears of War games, some from his appearance in Killer Instinct and maybe some of what little we can gather from his new comic so far. Not to mention, he's one of the most iconic GoW villains out there.
I would want Jak and daxter mostly, some others though would have to be rachet and clank, crash bandicoot, vault boy from fallout, and banjo and kazooie
Crash and Banjo (though he is owned by Microsoft currently) have made Nintendo appearances before.
Oh oops I didn't realize that.
How about No!I want to see Shaq from Shaq-Fu in Smash, he’s iconic (enough), in an (in)famous game!
Why can not people take jokes these days?
Really? Banjo has been on the Nintendo 64 so that does help his chances in Smash for Switch. But what about Crash? Was Crash on a Nintendo console?
Yes. In fact I have a list of them.
There's also N-Tranced (2003). So yeah, those are all his Nintendo appearances minus Skylanders and a few cameos in Spyro games.
He was on DS & 3DS too. What I'm trying to say is that a lot of people know who he is and he continues to have new installments.
The most recent game was a flop that pretty much killed the series. IIRC one of the devs even stated that if the game failed, then no more Chibi-Robo.
Um, forgot that game.
Agumon is a great idea. Either that or another main Digimon like Veemon. (Bamco seems to have an obsession with him) Many people are going to brush Digimon off and say it's just a Pokemon clone, or it's not popular, but I think Digimon would be a great addition since it can give Pokemon a type of "Mario vs Sonic" rivalry.
If I had to choose one, I'd say a classic Link, looking like the artwork for A Link to the Past, and using tools like the Fire Rod and Hammer.
Probably Ryu with the sprites from SF2 / SF3. Or even from SF1
Don't forget the pilots from Pilotwings 64 are also good candidates for Smash 5. Although a Splatoon or ARMS character is more likely to be put in Smash. (It's still a good idea as it puts some new franchise representation into the series.)
There are plenty of those - they've been on Nintendo consoles since at least the Gamecube/Game Boy Advance era.
I might be dipping into the deep end of the obscure Nintendo bowl, but I would love to see an unknown japan only character. There are so many they can choose. The main character of that DS Card Hero game, the main character from that ASH rpg, or the guy from that Diaster wii game.
Disaster was also released in Europe.
I legit want to see this. I also should probably make more movesets for fun of various characters. Albeit, I need to balance Brian's more, as it's... too simple and doesn't have any real, how do you say it, gimmick/style in mind.
They're not really similar at all beyond the fact that "evolution" is a focus of the series. They're very different games, and an issue with the Digimon games is it has convoluted methods for evolution lines, as they branch heavily. Simply put, it can get tedious to try and 100% complete it. Bar the fact there's DLC/card codes for Pokemon, 100% it is significantly easier by design.
If you want, I could help you make a support thread/moveset for a Digimon, lol. And you do bring up some good points
That's fine. Pretty sure there's at least an Agumon thread. That said, another thing that is important is that the games vary by gameplay a lot. It's nowhere near consistent as Pokemon. One of them is even basically an MMO by design(albeit, more the rpg bit), and another is effectively a dungeon crawler in third person, then there's the first Digimon World, which is completely different from either game(including a kind of odd food system to keep your Digimon from dying). Etc.
Then there is a lot of moveset potential and character ideas, since there is that much diversity and characters in the games.
Link to the past Link would definitely be my most wanted retro version of a character, he would have some of links sword moves but with his bomb and bow being replaced with the cane of somaria and hammer. I think one of his smash attacks should be the ice rod and then his final smash should be either ether, bombos, or quake.
I think the most we'll get out of a link to the past link is a costume(Toon Link has one), a trophy, or possibly some custom moves relating to him.
Looked around my files and I found it. Here it is!
, and has one of the largest frames in the game, being about twice the size of , and about 1.5x the size of to put things in perspective. Its overall mobility is above-average, with excellent air speed, crippling decent dashing and walking speed, three midair jumps with decent jump height to boot, and has low falling speed. In addition, because it is a plane, it cannot wall jump, wall cling, or crawl., its survivability is merely average, though less because of poor stats and moreso because of its humongous frame, making it super easy to land attacks and combos.. Its aerial attacks are quite useful thanks to its aerial prowess, though it doesn't have very many reliable KO moves barring smash attacks. As for the attacks themselves, they generally consist of wing slaps, twirls, propeller spins, and drifting on the ground. Despite many of these requiring Light Plane to move its entire frame, there is little lag, relatively speaking. In order to grab opponents, it catches them within its propellers. This is also how it picks up items.
May I ask why you didn't make a support thread for this? I mean, it does seem a little silly(no offence) to have a legit plane in smash. But for some reason, I think it would be heavily supported.Looked around my files and I found it. Here it is!
Light Plane is a heavyweight, unsurprising for a biplane. It is about as heavy as
Given these stats and its attacks, Light Plane is a defensive character at large. Its high jump height, great air speed, and slow falling speed make its recovery among the best in the game, and it can get back to the stage in almost any situation. Usually jumps are enough to get to the ledge, though should that not be the case, it's armed with two special attacks that can seal the deal; both of them allow for great distance and recovery. Furthermore, its weight makes it difficult to actually be launched. However, much like
Its ground and aerial attacks are a mixed bag. Its large size allows it to cover good range, though the actual damage output is pretty low in a similar way to
Its special attacks are as follows:
Neutral Special - Propeller Spin: Light Plane spins its propellers, creating a windbox in front of itself. The propellers can damage opponents multiple times before launching them, and the windbox can be used to mess up recoveries and push opponents like Mario's F.L.U.D.D.
Side Special - Runway: In the Pilotwings games, a runway is present which the Light Plane rides before takeoff. For its side special, it moves forward at a quick speed in a similar way to how planes would move forward before liftoff; Light Plane can damage opponents as it moves forward. It also has super armor, allowing it to push through attacks. If used on the ground, it will not travel off the edge. If used in midair, it will fall into a helpless state aftterwards.
- Custom 1 - Vacuum Propellers: Instead of a windbox, the propellers create a vacuumbox that sucks in opponents into the propellers.
- Custom 2 - Sharp Propellers: The propellers deal more damage to opponents, though no windbox is created,
Up Special - Takeoff: After going down the runway, planes in the Pilotwings series would take off into the air. In Smash Bros., Light Plane will spin its propellers as it flies into the air. This attack is unique in that Light Plane can fly around freely in any direction for a short time. Its propellers will also damage opponents that hit them. After some time, Light Plane will stop flying and fall into a helpless state.
- Custom 1 - Runway Dash: Light Plane spins its propellers while moving, damaging opponents multiple times before launching them instead of simply damaging and launching them.
- Custom 2 - Speedway: Light Plane moves forward faster and travels a longer distance, but cannot damage opponents and loses its super armor.
Down Special - Divebomb: Light Plane will fly upward and crash straight into the ground, creating an explosion that deals heavy damage to opponents in the blast radius. If used in the air, Light Plane will simply fly straight downward. It is similar to Bowser's Bowser Bomb and Yoshi's Yoshi Bomb.
- Custom 1 - Fast Takeoff: Light Plane will fly faster, but has less control.
- Custom 2 - Safe Flight: Light Plane has better control where it flies, but it travels less distance.
Final Smash - Attack Helicopter: In a special stage in Pilotwings, players are able to take control of an attack helicopter. For Light Plane's Final Smash, it reconstructs itself into an attack helicopter, and will fly in the air and start floating around in the background. It has a machine gun mounted on it, and it can fire bullets at opponents in the foreground, which deal damage to them. The crosshair can be moved around with directional inputs, and Light Plane will fire the machine gun by mashing the attack button. After awhile, Light Plane will fly back into the foreground and turn back into its normal state.
- Custom 1 - Divebomb Blast: The explosion has a larger radius, but deals less damage.
- Custom 2 - Meteor Divebomb: Light Plane can meteor smash opponents while flying downward, but no explosion occurs upon landing.
As a bonus, half of Light Plane alternate costumes resemble the Sea Planes from Pilotwings Resort.
Well for one I'm relatively new here and have yet to actually make a thread. Secondly, I never really made one out of fear of getting panned. A few weeks ago I tried to make a support thread for Rabbid Mario, but cut short in fear of whatever backlash it may get.
You're free to make the thread as long as it has a proper opening post(informative and is open to discussion). Of course, people are free to have disagreements, as long as it's kept civil and reasonable. You shouldn't fear making a thread at all. People should be able to discuss things in a proper and appropriate manner.
I kind of felt that when I posted the Genji support thread, because I bet only 10% of the people here know about Overwatch, or Genji, but hey, I just got some recent supporters, so miracles can happen.
How could a gamer not know about Overwatch? I mean, some people here are surprisingly clueless about non-Nintendo games, but they'd have to have been living in a cave to not know about Overwatch.
