Alright, now it is time for me to submit my script idea for the first PBS Kids: Brawltime! Meet the Fighters video. This one will be about Big Bird.
PBS Kids: Brawltime! Meet the Fighters: Introducing Big Bird!
The PBS Kids: Brawltime! logo pops up with the 12 characters so far revealed on it.
It now cuts to gameplay footage of Big Bird and Mr. Rogers idling on the Sesame Street stage.
Hello everyone, and welcome to the PBS Kids: Brawltime! Meet the Fighters videos. In this series, we will be covering all the fighters in this game, talking about their moveset, stage, their history as well as other content about the character. To kick us off, we will be introducing Big Bird!
Cuts to footage of Big Bird gameplay while narrator explains Big Bird's play style.
Big Bird is one of the tallest characters in the game . Despite being a Muppet, Big Bird is also somewhat on the heavy side. However, being a bird, Big Bird has excellent aerial mobility. Along with this, Big Bird has some of the highest jumps and really fast air speed. As one of the four "starter characters," Big Bird is a great character to learn for beginners. He does not have any special gameplay gimmick unless you count his aerial mobility.
Cuts to footage of Sesame Street clips with Big Bird in them.
Big Bird does not really need any introduction as he has been around since PBS's beginning ages.
Sesame Street has been around since 1969 and Big Bird has been there since the first time we visited Sesame Street. Since then, Big Bird has been teaching children their ABCs and 123s as well as life lessons about being a friend and helping one another. Sesame Street is always gaining new visitors.
It then cuts to footage of the Sesame Street episode where Big Bird meets Mr. Rogers.
In fact, Big Bird has met one of the other fighters in PBS Kids: Brawltime! being Mr. Rogers who will be covered in another video. This bird is quite famous as he still is today.
It now cuts back again to gameplay footage of Big Bird and Mr. Rogers idling on the Sesame Street stage.
Now, let's go over Big Bird's moveset. First, let us go over his light moves.
His Light Neutral is "Big Wing Slap".
Big Bird does the move.
Big Bird reaches out for a slap with his big wings. This can be chained into a two-hit jab, similarly to Villager's boxing gloves in Smash. If charged, Big Bird can only perform one slap.
His Light Up is "Letter of the Day".
Big Bird does the move.
Big Bird lifts the Letter of the Day into the air above his head. The Letter is randomly chosen at the beginning of the match and will not be changed, but there's no gameplay difference between the 26 of them. Every Big Bird player in the match will have the same Letter. The move is not really changed when charged, aside from the obvious damage and knockback buff.
His Light Down is "Low Bird Kick."
Big Bird does the move.
Big Bird performs a low kick with one of his long legs. This has upward knockback, which can easily chain into a Light Neutral at low percents, or a Light Up at higher percents. When charged, the knockback angle slightly tilts away from Big Bird. At max charge, it can be a very effective kill move near the blast zone.
Now, onward to Big Bird's specials.
His Neutral Special is "You Got a Letter!"
Big Bird does the move.
Big Bird pulls the Letter of the Day back out and uses it as a spinning projectile! The Letter travels straight forward with no regard for gravity. It disappears if it connects with an opponent or travels uninterrupted for three seconds straight. Big Bird can have up to two Letter projectiles on screen at a time.
His Up Special is "Flap, Flap."
Big Bird does the move.
Big Bird flaps his wings to gain what is essentially a fourth jump, although it's not as good as his default three. Big Bird can deal light damage on opponents who are really close to him when he flaps his wings.
His Down Special is "Unicycle Ride."
Big Bird does the move.
Big Bird hops onto a unicycle. This is a stance where he can move at a higher speed, but cannot jump and can't stop very fast. Big Bird will damage opponents he collides with on his ride, but he will be knocked off the unicycle if he's struck by an attack. Disjoints are especially effective against him in this state. Inputting Down Special again returns Big Bird to normal. If triggered in the air, Big Bird will drop to the ground and cannot move until he lands, but he can cancel the fall. He can spike opponents he lands on during this fall. Riding the unicycle off a ledge has a similar effect, but in this circumstance, Big Bird can
not cancel the unicycle until he lands and will also move left or right depending on his momentum, so this can be used for a risky spike, so watch out!
It now cuts back again to gameplay footage of Big Bird and Mr. Rogers idling on the Sesame Street stage.
Now, that we covered his moveset, here is his taunt.
Big Bird does his taunt.
He seems to still love his teddy bear, Radar after all these years. Now, let's take a look at his alternate costumes.
We see a Big Bird with a tie on, green Big Bird, blue Big Bird and Classic Big Bird.
Big Bird's alternate costumes include:
- Big Bird with a tie as seen in the Sesame Street special, Elmopalooza
- Green Big Bird, who you might have guessed is inspired by the grouch himself, Oscar
- Blue Big Bird, who you might have guessed is inspired by Cookie Monster
- And finally, Clasic Big Bird inspired by Big Bird's earlier appearances on Sesame Street.
It now cuts back again to gameplay footage of Big Bird and Mr. Rogers idling on the Sesame Street stage.
Finally, we will take a look at Big Bird's home stage which is none other than Sesame Street itself.
It cuts to footage with Big Bird and Mr. Rogers idling while the stage showcases the various locations on Sesame Street.
The Sesame Street stage is a traveling stage with walkouts with two platforms on both sides at all times. You will pass familiar locations on the street such as the 123 Doorstep, Mr. Hooper's Store, Luis's Fix-It Shop, Oscar's Trash Can and then back to Big Bird's Nesting Area. You may also notice some of the Sesame Street residents in the background. See if you can spot some familiar faces.
It now cuts back one final time to gameplay footage of Big Bird and Mr. Rogers idling on the Sesame Street stage.
Now that we have covered everything, let's see Big Bird in action.
It then cuts to the Big Bird vs Mr. Rogers pre-battle screen. Big Bird's entrance is him popping out of his door on Sesame Street. Then, it cuts to the battle showcasing the Sesame Street stage and footage of Big Bird in action. Big Bird wins and it cuts to the victory screen with Big Bird doing his victory animation and Mr. Rogers clapping.
That is Big Bird in action! We hope you enjoyed this video and we hope you look forward to the other videos in the Meet the Fighters! series for PBS Kids: Brawltime!!!
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Please give me feedback on the script and I hope you all like it. 11 more characters to go if anyone wants to write a script for their Meet the Fighters! videos!