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K. Rool echo: Kaptain K. Rool
His crown toss is replaced with a blunderbuss boost, and all his crown attacks (up smash and up air) are replaced with new moves. He carries his Blunderbuss in idle.
K. Rool stage: K. Rool Kountry
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A special stage just for our favourite cold-blooded autocrat - this transforms from Gangplank Galleon to the inside of the Flying Crock to the Baron's castle to the Krusha ring, somewhat like the Paper Mario stage, all set against a sinister red sky
Red - soft platform
Blue - Hazard that is out for entire transformation
Yellow - Hazard that only appears when the oil drums are hit with a fire attack.
Big Boss Blues
Wizpig Theme
Showdown at the Tower (New Remix)
Homecoming Hijinx
King K.Rool Echo: Lord Fredrik
His neutral special would freeze opponents, Side Special would send a Pointy Tuck to strike and Final Smash would freeze DK Isles.
Simon echo 1: Duster
Uses Rope Snake in place of a whip - he doesn't use him as a grab though, instead using wall staples - his Z move lets him climb up walls with said staples. Rope Snake doesn't have as much range as Simon's whip, so Duster is more of a turtle archetype than zoner, he's also very fast. None of his specials are projectiles, instead having Feint Jump, Soaring Axe Kick, and Burning Dropkick from Mii Brawler. Feint jump is a neutral special, with his down special instead being throwing a smoke ball item. His down air is a spike instead of a stall and fall
Simon stage: Clock Tower
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Red - soft platform
Yellow - soft platform movement trajectory. The bottom one moves counterclockwise while the top moves clockwise
Clockwork (Circle of the Moon)
Clockwork (Castlevania 3) (New Remix)
Clockwork Mansion (New Remix)
Go Go in the Castle (New Remix)
Richter stage: Easter Stone
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Black - Hard platforms, spins and turns into walls.
Red - soft platform, doesn't spin
Easter Stone (New Remix)
Challenger 1985 (New Remix)
Mechanical Base (New Remix)
RED ZONE
K. Rool stageSimon Echo 1: Trevor Belmont
Trevor's pretty straight forward, being stronger than the other Belmonts at the cost of being slower. Notably, he uses the Banshee Cross (technically the Banshee Boomerang due to Nintendo's NES-era censorship) from Dracula's Curse, which is slower and stronger than the regular Cross. His Final Smash is also Sudden Impact, a powerful whip strike followed by a rapid series of weaker ones if the initial hit lands.
Simon Echo 2: Gameland Simon
The handsome hero of Videoland himself, Gameland Simon would share a lot in common with his canon self, even if his animations are suitably goofy. His specials, however, are mostly changed:
Richter Stage: Crossroads (Frogger)
- Neutral Special has Simon toss a random object from his Bottomless Backpack. While it'll always have the general arcing trajectory of the axe, the exact arc and effects of the makeshift projectile varies.
- Side Special is a fishing line grab like Isabelle's.
- Down Special uses Simon's breath spray like the Holy Water - It deals less damage per hit, but slowly moves forward while it's out.
- Final Smash has a similar activation to Grand Cross, but calls on Captain N's other protagonists to help Simon out.
This stage takes some inspiration from NASB's Traffic Jam; Trucks move across the back layer from left to fight, while cars move across the forward layer right to left; The roofs of both serve as soft platforms.
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K. Rool back special: Propaganda Stations
Monarchist propaganda? How topical. K. Rool sets up a propaganda sign which gives him extra durability - his belly armour becomes harder to crack, he takes slightly less damage, and he gains tough guy super armour - he can set up to 4 at a time which stacks his boosts - the catch is that these stations are REALLY easy to destroy, one weak hit and they'll poof away, so make sure you set them up in smart locations, which might be easy in casual play, but in competitive play you've gotta use this move very cunningly. With all 4 out, his belly armour can fully absorb damage (though the HP system remains intact)
K. Rool Special: Kroc Shocker
Somewhat inspired by his DKC3 fight, K. Rool sets up an electric wall about as tall as Mario. The wall deals multiple hits of small flinching damage before launching them upwards. It's not very powerful, and VERY difficult, if not impossible, to KO with. What this move is REALLY for is boosting K. Rool's other specials; Cannonballs and crowns that pass through the wall become electrified, dealing extra damage and paralyzing upon hit, while passing through the wall with Propellerpack gives K. Rool an electric field for a few seconds, giving him a limited degree of super armor seperate from his regular belly armor.
The downside to this is setting it all up in the first place; After placing the trap (which can be done on the ground or in midair), K. Rool needs to laugh like the overconfident villain he is before activating it via remote, giving the move some considerable startlag (though the endlag isn't that bad). If you can attack him during his laughter, the trap won't activate.
Simon/Richter Special: Backdash
Looks like Alucard taught the Belmonts one of his signature moves. While this backwards dash doesn't deal any damage, it's VERY quick, allowing the Belmonts to strike with a whip or projectile soon after backing away. Sadly, you can't combo it into insane Backdash strings - There is a brief cooldown.
All ATs will be used by default1. Trevor
2. Duster
Simon and Richter
Dagger
A fast moving projectile with minimal lag, decent damage, but no kill power.
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Villager Echo: Villager & Iron Golem
(The Iron Golem doesn't actually do much - It's just part of the name to avoid confusion with the AC Villager.)
Everything else is the same as Isabelle, but with appropiate Minecraft items visually replacing the original AC items. Overall, the only moves that flatout change are the smash attacks, grab/pummel, and the specials aside from Neutral.
- MC Villager is a little bigger and slower than AC Villager, but also a little heavier and harder-hitting.
- MC Villager uses a hoe for Side Tilt, but it's mechanically the same move.
- The Iron Golem performs all of MC Villager's smash attacks, giving them more range and power but also laggier.
- Forward and Back Air use a Bow and Arrow, but are mechanically the same.
- MC Villager borrows Steve's grab and pummel. The throws remain from AC Isabelle, though.
- Side Special uses a pig as a vehicle instead of a fishing pole - The pig is suspectible to gravity, but is also faster and can do everything else the rocket can do.
- Up Special serves a more traditional recovery in the air, with the Iron Golem hoisting Villager into the air. However, on the ground, the move becomes a strong command grab with the golem appearing to launch opponents upward instead.
- Down Special is borrowed from Villager.
Isabelle stage: Honeycomb Herald
A scrolling stage of sorts. The entire stage is made up of soft platforms that slowly descend into toxic honey - rather simple really. There's platforms to the left and right that don't descend. The stage is bigger than the source material and doesn't have walls.
Honeycomb Herald
Die House
Hi-Sea Hijinx
Buck Bumble (and here's the sole reason I submitted this stage)
Incineroar stage: Pokemon Go
This stage begins off as a Final Destination clone - the stage will slowly move around and find Pokestops, these Pokestops are of stages from the rest of the game, and will change the stage into a hologram platform resembling those stages' layouts in hazards off formation. There will be a Pokemon at each Pokestop that creates a special effect. Time is based on the internal clock, while weather is randomised and can change throughout the battle - weather has no gameplay impact. The Poke Stops that can appear are
The Pokémon that appear are
- Big Battlefield
- Great Plateau Tower
- Moray Towers
- Dracula's Castle
- Mementos
- Peach's Castle 64
- Peach's Castle Melee
- Rainbow Cruise
- Mushroom Kingdom 2
- Mario Bros.
- Mario Galaxy
- Super Happy Tree
- Yoshi's Island (Melee)
- Kongo Jungle 64
- Kongo Falls
- Hyrule Castle 64
- Norfair
- Corneria
- Venom
- Saffron City
- Pokémon Stadium
- Spear Pillar
- Kalos Pokémon League
- Onett
- Fourside
- Skyworld
- Reset Bomb Forest
- Distant Planet
- Smashville
- Boxing Ring
- Duck Hunt
- Windy Hill Zone
- Suzaku Castle
- Hanenbow
- Tomodachi Life
- Meta Crystal
- Tal Tal Heights
- Wondaria
- Snowdin
- Magikarp Waterfall
- Rhythm Rally
- Maple Tree
- Serafew Village
- Elemental Lighthouse
- NMH Motel
- Wario's Castle
- Dragon's Table
- Sanctuary in the Sky
- Bramble Blast
- Dedede Arena
- Snake Man stage
- Mii Contest Channel
- Pac-Maze
- Explodatorium
- Ciel Sandsea
- MakoMart
- Birthday Bash
- Clock Tower
- Scuttle Town
- Magikarp - does nothing
- Primarina - floods the bottom of the stage (can't show up with walkoffs)
- Muk - makes certain platforms sticky
- Zubat - Summons a swarm of Zubats that fly left and right, but can be attacked
- Azurill - Summons blue ball springs on the sides of stage (can't show up with walkoffs)
- Litwick - Attaches blue fire to certain platforms that gives damage but no knockback
- Hippopotas - Makes extra sand platforms that slowly disappear when stood on
- Bronzor - Summons Spring Stadium-style ceilings
- Ribombee - Makes a constant supply of Pollen Puffs to eat
- Boltund - Creates bumpers made of electricity, these can reflect projectiles
- Mudkip - Makes certain floors slippery
- Donphan - Makes a stage tilted
- Mr. Mime - Summons invisible platforms
- Shieldon - Makes all soft platforms hard
- Munna - makes certain platforms into sleep platforms
Walking Theme
Oreburgh City (New Remix)
Driftveil City (New Remix)
Jigglypuff (New Remix)
Incineroar echo: The Amazon
All fire effects are swapped for noxious swamp gasses, and the side B command grab involves a bite.
Isabelle echo: Digby
Just like Roll, there's not really much I can say about this one.
Incineroar Echo: Obstagoon
This Pokémon would use Cross Posion as a Side Special and Take Down and an Up Special. It’s down special would be Crunch.
Incineroar Stage: Joy Mech Stadium
This stage scrolls endlessly in horizontal directions with rubberbanding coming into play, making horizontal KOs near-impossible. This stage is moreso designed with Stamina play in mind (though top blast zone KOs are still very much a thing).
Isabelle Echo: Resubbing Villager + Iron Golem with a few modifications.
Villager & Iron Golem
(The Iron Golem doesn't actually do much - It's just part of the name to avoid confusion with the AC Villager.)
Everything else is the same as Isabelle, but with appropiate Minecraft items visually replacing the original AC items. Overall, the only moves that flatout change are the smash attacks, grab/pummel, and the specials aside from Neutral.
- MC Villager is a little bigger and slower than AC Villager, but also a little heavier and harder-hitting.
- MC Villager uses a hoe for Side Tilt, but it's mechanically the same move.
- The Iron Golem performs all of MC Villager's smash attacks, giving them more range and power but also laggier.
- Forward and Back Air use a Bow and Arrow, but are mechanically the same.
- MC Villager borrows Steve's grab and pummel. The throws remain from AC Isabelle, though.
- Side Special uses a pig as a vehicle instead of a fishing pole - The pig is suspectible to gravity, but is also faster and can do everything else the rocket can do.
- Up Special serves a more traditional recovery in the air, with the Iron Golem hoisting Villager into the air. However, on the ground, the move becomes a strong command grab with the golem appearing to launch opponents upward instead.
- Down Special is borrowed from Villager.
Isabelle's stage will be Honeycomb Herald by defaultLottie over Isabelle
A pretty basic Echo, The only big difference is Up Special cycles through multiple different chairs and exiting Down Special early causes the chair to fall down and damage opponents.
Final Smash has her build the Happy Home Academy instead of the Town Hall
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