I want Sanic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo_gJwXxshQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo_gJwXxshQ
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You may have a point but I think it is exceedingly more likely it could work. He could lift himself out of his mech a little to bend down and reach things. Not to mention he can scrunch up the legs of his mech to lower himself which I think he does in SA2 anyway.Doesn't work.
Do you notice that he has to grab something right above him? Eggman can't reach out in front of him while in either mech.
You're maybe making it sound more complicated than it is. Eggman's walker scrunching its legs is no different from any character squatting or bending their knees.As for "lifting himself out of his mech a little to bend down and reach things" or "scrunching up the legs of his mech to lower himself", that would be way too much hassle to make viable within Smash to the point that it would simply not be done at all.
He has to use sort of mech assuming he is in the game. (maybe a full suit body armor like Lex Luthor) The idea of him not using one is obviously absurd, so let's not even go there.Which is why, once again, using the Fighters mech if he has to use a mech is the best route.
I have to wonder if maybe I'm just mentally overestimating how big Bowser is. It's the only explanation.As for size, you are mistaken.
Eggman may be tall, but I'm pretty sure he's not "a head" shorter than that.
You're telling this to someone who thinks Ridley is too big to be in smash. Believe me, if Eggman's walker is in fact too big or too radical for SSB then I don't even really want it anymore. I simply think that isn't the case, but maybe I'm wrong.Simply put, with its design, it is unsuitable and unfeasible for Smash, something Sakurai looks into.
For all intents and purposes I would consider "modernization" the same as a "smash original rehaul"."Too big" is not the issue though.
The issue goes more than just size (which is a poor reason against Ridley). It is simply not feasible the way it is designed. It would require quite a bit of a Smash-original rehaul at which point it's not even the same vehicle.
Unlike the Fighters mech. All that needs is a "Modernization" to go along with Modern Eggman. Such "Modernization" can even incorporate the Vulcan Cannon, Homing Missile, and Hovering of the Egg Walker to reference it.
That's not even comparable.I also don't see the big problem with him fighting outside a mech, considering we got Captain Falcon outside of his racecar and Fox and pals out of their ships.
Those games came after his debut in Smash. And Eggman has been playable outside a mech.Fox was on-foot in Adventure and Assault, and they used weapons including blasters. But even if those didn't happen it would still not be comparable to Eggman.
He never fights outside his vehicle in the games, however. And the one thing he did do outside it in the comics is shoot a gun. It's been three Smashes already, and he does not shoot a gun. Example invalid. Even more invalid because we see Eggman as a masked luchador (El Gran Gordo) in comics.Falcon is seen out of his vehicle in the SNES comic. Plus his name is Captain Falcon and he's sort of a badass masked vigilante or super hero.
Who has been shown great feats outside a control panel. He's got speed that somehow beats Sonic's, and strength comparable to that of Knuckles.Eggman is a fat guy behind a control panel.
Dr. Wily has shown no feats on his own like Eggman.If Dr Wily was in SSB, should be fighting on-foot too? Should he falcon-punching people?
The irony is, Eggman's been a luchador, while Falcon is neither super hero nor vigilante. Just an expert racer and bounty hunter (which DOES NOT translate into fiery bird punches).Stylistically, Cpt Falcon is like a mexican luchador. Whereas Eggman is more of a circus ringleader.
That was not the point. The point is that for Captain Falcon to fight outside of the vehicle, would not be entirely out of character.He never fights outside his vehicle in the games, however.
comics = not canonEven more invalid because we see Eggman as a masked luchador (El Gran Gordo) in comics.
Robotnik sounds like an evil genius who hides behind a control panel and commands robots to do his bidding.Using names also doesn't help. We got Dr. Robotnik. That gives off the feeling of a robot man (though we know he's not, but then again, Falcon is neither a masked vigilante nor a super hero).
Eggman has shown no feats either that didn't involve machines, aside from running his fat *** away from Sonic in Sonic 2. Funny though that should be used as an example of how he would make a good fighter.Dr. Wily has shown no feats on his own like Eggman.
bounty hunter = vigilante.The irony is, Eggman's been a luchador, while Falcon is neither super hero nor vigilante. Just an expert racer and bounty hunter (which DOES NOT translate into fiery bird punches).
Moot point. Doesn't prevent GDubs from fighting, a perfectly pacifist assumed character. And as much as his moves are jokish, Phoenix Wright is in MvC. The same could be done with Robotnik, or make him use gadgets to fight. Make him throw robots at his opponent like TripleD throws Dees and Doos. Everything is perfectly possible, just as downsizing his mecha if that's what needed to make him fit into the game.Out of character
Sup. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa5OkdP3-r8The irony is, Eggman's been a luchador, while Falcon is neither super hero nor vigilante. Just an expert racer and bounty hunter (which DOES NOT translate into fiery bird punches).
I'm down with Amy, making a moveset around her hammer sounds fine. Knuckles is what I'm hoping for, should they even include more 3rd party characters.I think if any Sonic character should be in the next Smash it should be Amy Rose or Big the Cat
You just brought up the comics for your argument for Falcon. You're contradicting yourself.comics = not canon
I'm actually disgusted the comics would even be brought up here. Why would that even be relevant on the matter of SSB versions of characters?
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No, I'm not, if you looked at who posted what. The anime is the only instance outside of Smash where Falcon uses his punch. Canonicity is irrelevant in this case, all it shows is that C.Falcon is a powerful being outside of his Blue Falcon. Just like Sonic is just as fast as he should in the comics, whether it's canon or not.You just brought up the comics for your argument for Falcon. You're contradicting yourself.
I was talking to final lap dude.No, I'm not, if you looked at who posted what. The anime is the only instance outside of Smash where Falcon uses his punch. Canonicity is irrelevant in this case, all it shows is that C.Falcon is a powerful being outside of his Blue Falcon. Just like Sonic is just as fast as he should in the comics, whether it's canon or not.
Release Date of Nintendo All Star! Dairantō Smash Brothers: January 21, 1999.
I see no mention of F-Zero comic in his post though, which is why I suggested you were mis-referring to me. Everything seems spot-on accurately related to the actual video game franchise.I was talking to final lap dude.
Read who the quote is quoting next time. ;P
Release Date of Nintendo All Star! Dairantō Smash Brothers: January 21, 1999.
Final Episode of F-Zero Falcon Densetsu: September 28, 2004.
Why people think the Falcon Punch came from the anime of all things confuses me.
The anime is the only instance outside of Smash where Falcon uses his punch. Canonicity is irrelevant in this case, all it shows is that C.Falcon is a powerful being outside of his Blue Falcon. Just like Sonic is just as fast as he should in the comics, whether it's canon or not.
"Falcon is seen out of his vehicle in the SNES comic. Plus his name is Captain Falcon and he's sort of a badass masked vigilante or super hero." Tried directly quoting the link but it didn't work for some reason.I see no mention of F-Zero comic in his post though, which is why I suggested you were mis-referring to me. Everything seems spot-on accurately related to the actual video game franchise.
Except in games that shows him more than capable of handling himself outside a machine. Whereas the one time we see Falcon confront someone outside of racing in a game (F-Zero GX), he's completely overpowered by Black Shadow.That was not the point. The point is that for Captain Falcon to fight outside of the vehicle, would not be entirely out of character.
Furthermore unlike Cpt Falcon, Eggman has tons of appearances outside of racing games, and the vast majority of the time if not all the time, he does not fight with his hands and fists, but rather rides a machine. When he is not in a machine, he's completely vulnerable, and usually only happens if Sonic isn't around.
....YOU brought up a comic. Don't be a hypocrate.comics = not canon
I'm actually disgusted the comics would even be brought up here. Why would that even be relevant on the matter of SSB versions of characters?
And Captain Falcon sounds like a racer with a falcon motif. We can do generalizing all day.Robotnik sounds like an evil genius who hides behind a control panel and commands robots to do his bidding.
Las I checked, "worker" doesn't sound like an evil genius in a field of robotics. Thus furthering the point.also robotnik is polish for "worker"
Failed troll.Eggman has shown no feats either that didn't involve machines, aside from running his fat *** away from Sonic in Sonic 2. Funny though that should be used as an example of how he would make a good fighter.
In the endings, Wily bows in front of Mega Man pleading for forgiveness. He must be strong to be able to do pushups like that! Put that man in SSB4 straight up, no machines needed.
.....you have no idea what a bounty hunter is, do you?bounty hunter = vigilante.
Which is why Samurai Goroh is so powerful, huh? He's not dead either, and he's a bounty hunter. And he's quite poor at it.Furthermore to be a bounty hunter in F-Zero universe, you're obviously hiding some serious strength/talent/powers, otherwise you'd be dead. Just.. have you seen F-Zero's rogues gallery?? What Captain Falcon has to go up against is about as bad as what Eggman has to deal with. Except that with Eggman, it's largely established exactly how he deals with them all the time, and it's by surrounding himself with robots, and piloting machines.
Point still stands. A comic made for the SNES game, compared to a cartoon made by a third party which may or may not be accurate.SNES comic.
To be fair, he's more of a gang-leader than a bounty hunter :Which is why Samurai Goroh is so powerful, huh? He's not dead either, and he's a bounty hunter. And he's quite poor at it.
The power of science.Doesn't explain how Mechless Eggman moves faster than Sonic in Sonic Adventure 2.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6jEQv7ee9s
He didn't really have all that area to move and acheive top speed.The power of science.
Perhaps Eggman uses the same speed data as Sonic? But I don't recall him being so fast when using him on the Chao Garden, though.
Yeah, you're correct.He didn't really have all that area to move and acheive top speed.
If used outside the Chao Garden....he has no such limitation.
Pretty sure Dillon can't glide, climb walls or even punch really. Dillon uses his claws to slash.I keep having this crazy thought that if Dillon's in Smash, we may see a Knuckles clone. I know it doesn't seem possible, but the two have similar looks, abilities, and back-stories/family history.
That gave you away. How's the trollying business?The problem with Sonic is that he's too fast. (the fastest character in Brawl, you say?) There should be a Sonic series rep that is more noob friendly.
Sonic isn't meant for noobs. He's not a pick-up-and-play character, unlike Mario.The problem with Sonic is that he's too fast. (the fastest character in Brawl, you say?) There should be a Sonic series rep that is more noob friendly.
Sonic fans are not going to be as good at fighting games, myself included. I think it's kind of counter intuitive to make SSB's sole Sonic rep an expert-level character.Sonic isn't meant for noobs.
Even though Sonic's had more fighting games than any of Nintendo's characters....Sonic fans are not going to be as good at fighting games, myself included. I think it's kind of counter intuitive to make SSB's sole Sonic rep an expert-level character.
That is partly why I think there is good cause for a 2nd Sonic rep.