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Smash Legend
DeMille
Drops In for a Fight!
Drops In for a Fight!
Origin: Tomato Adventure (2002)
Loosely quoted from the DeMille support thread
DeMille is the protagonist of the obscure Japan-only JRPG, Tomato Adventure, released for the Game Boy Advance in 2002. The game was developed by the late AlphaDream, who would go on to develop the Mario & Luigi series after this game.
Known as a "Dropper", DeMille lives in a broken school bus in Spillville, located in the Ketchup Kingdom. The Ketchup Kingdom is inhabited only by children, and is filled with a multitude of different locales, from a city made of cake, to a town with mayonnaise-shaped arches. And everyone has one thing in common - they like tomatoes! That is, everyone except for the residents of Spillvile, who, by order of King Avila, are given the label of "Dropper", banished to the village, and locked inside until they change their ways and learn to like tomatoes. On the Ketchup Kingdom's anniversary, however, Spillville residents can leave the town and go out into the rest of the kingdom for one week. The anniversary happens to be taking place when the game starts, so DeMille and his girlfriend, Parsley, leave the village to explore the ruins outside of town. But while there, Parsley is kidnapped by servants of King Avila! DeMille travels to his palace, but it's sealed, and he learns that in order to enter, he must defeat all six of Avila's Super Kids across the kingdom and retrieve a Toy Part from each, using all six to enter. So he sets off, and his adventure begins!
His description on the official Tomato Adventure website reads, "He hates tomatoes. As such, he lives in the remote Kobolei Village, known as a Dropper. Even in serious situations, he remains optimistic and carefree, and is easily flattered."
DeMille is the protagonist of the obscure Japan-only JRPG, Tomato Adventure, released for the Game Boy Advance in 2002. The game was developed by the late AlphaDream, who would go on to develop the Mario & Luigi series after this game.
Known as a "Dropper", DeMille lives in a broken school bus in Spillville, located in the Ketchup Kingdom. The Ketchup Kingdom is inhabited only by children, and is filled with a multitude of different locales, from a city made of cake, to a town with mayonnaise-shaped arches. And everyone has one thing in common - they like tomatoes! That is, everyone except for the residents of Spillvile, who, by order of King Avila, are given the label of "Dropper", banished to the village, and locked inside until they change their ways and learn to like tomatoes. On the Ketchup Kingdom's anniversary, however, Spillville residents can leave the town and go out into the rest of the kingdom for one week. The anniversary happens to be taking place when the game starts, so DeMille and his girlfriend, Parsley, leave the village to explore the ruins outside of town. But while there, Parsley is kidnapped by servants of King Avila! DeMille travels to his palace, but it's sealed, and he learns that in order to enter, he must defeat all six of Avila's Super Kids across the kingdom and retrieve a Toy Part from each, using all six to enter. So he sets off, and his adventure begins!
His description on the official Tomato Adventure website reads, "He hates tomatoes. As such, he lives in the remote Kobolei Village, known as a Dropper. Even in serious situations, he remains optimistic and carefree, and is easily flattered."
- Default
- Parsley (pink)
- Aretha (orange)
- Sofubi (green/black)
- Lyric (yellow/black)
- Seremo (green)
- Bricky and Gricky (purple/orange)
- King Avila (red/green)
Stance/Idle 1: His battle stance from Tomato Adventure.
Idle 2: DeMille plays with his Gear Yo-Yo for a bit.
Idle 3: DeMille suddenly feels like he tastes tomatoes, then feels a bit disgusted.
Walk: His walk from Tomato Adventure.
Dash: DeMille raises his hands in the air and sprints.
Damage: His damage animation from Tomato Adventure.
Jump: DeMille raises both arms as he jumps.
Crouch: DeMille sprawls onto his hands and knees.
Jab: Dog Karate; DeMille performs a 2-hit jab combo, finishing with an axe kick (9%, small knockback)
Forward+A: Gear Yo-Yo; DeMille spins his yo-yo in front of himself (8%, small knockback)
Up+A: Dual Dragon Upper; DeMille performs two fiery uppercuts (10%, OK knockback)
Down+A: Rolling Rice Ball; DeMille rolls a stone rice Ball like a bowling ball (11%, OK knockback)
Dash Attack: Tanooki Tail; DeMille spins around with a tanooki tail (10%, OK knockback)
Edge Attack: Karate Dog Kick; DeMille performs an axe kick as he gets back up (8%, small knockback)
Get-Up Attack: Dual Dragon Sweep; DeMille spins on his head as his fists are covered in fire (9%, OK knockback)
Aerial Attacks
Air+A: Banana Surfboard; DeMille does a backflip in his banana surfboard (11%, OK knockback)
Air Forward+A: Bubble Horn; DeMille blows a horn that shoots a spray of bubbles (13%, OK knockback)
Air Back + A: Fire Dragon; DeMille uses a baby dragon to spit fire behind him (12%, OK knockback)
Air Up+A: Poison Puffer; DeMille uses a fish balloon to spread poisonous bubbles above himself (8%, small knockback)
Air Down+A: Pogo Carrot; DeMille falls down on a pogo stick, which lets him bounce off the opponent once (14% with a meteor effect, OK knockback)
Smash Attacks
Forward+A: Noisy Face; DeMille slams a kendama onto the ground with full force (23%, medium knockback)
Up+A: Angry Mr. Volcano; DeMille puts a volcano hat on his head and erupts (20%, medium knockback)
Down+A: King Meow Claw; DeMille scratches both sides of himself with cat claws (16% each hit, OK knockback)
Grab Game
Grab: Chomper; DeMille uses a crocodile toy to reach for the opponent.
Pummel: Turtle Shell Glove; DeMille punches the opponent with a turtle shell (3%)
Forwards+Throw: Doki Doki Train; DeMille summons a train to ram into the opponent (11%, OK knockback)
Back+Throw: A fan appears and blows the enemy away with a tornado (8%, OK knockback), though not without accidentally knocking down DeMille.
Up+Throw: Spinning Top; DeMille spins around and tosses the opponent above himself (7%, small knockback)
Down+Throw: Bunny Shoes; DeMille jumps on the opponent three times and buries the opponent (9%)
Forward+A: Gear Yo-Yo; DeMille spins his yo-yo in front of himself (8%, small knockback)
Up+A: Dual Dragon Upper; DeMille performs two fiery uppercuts (10%, OK knockback)
Down+A: Rolling Rice Ball; DeMille rolls a stone rice Ball like a bowling ball (11%, OK knockback)
Dash Attack: Tanooki Tail; DeMille spins around with a tanooki tail (10%, OK knockback)
Edge Attack: Karate Dog Kick; DeMille performs an axe kick as he gets back up (8%, small knockback)
Get-Up Attack: Dual Dragon Sweep; DeMille spins on his head as his fists are covered in fire (9%, OK knockback)
Aerial Attacks
Air+A: Banana Surfboard; DeMille does a backflip in his banana surfboard (11%, OK knockback)
Air Forward+A: Bubble Horn; DeMille blows a horn that shoots a spray of bubbles (13%, OK knockback)
Air Back + A: Fire Dragon; DeMille uses a baby dragon to spit fire behind him (12%, OK knockback)
Air Up+A: Poison Puffer; DeMille uses a fish balloon to spread poisonous bubbles above himself (8%, small knockback)
Air Down+A: Pogo Carrot; DeMille falls down on a pogo stick, which lets him bounce off the opponent once (14% with a meteor effect, OK knockback)
Smash Attacks
Forward+A: Noisy Face; DeMille slams a kendama onto the ground with full force (23%, medium knockback)
Up+A: Angry Mr. Volcano; DeMille puts a volcano hat on his head and erupts (20%, medium knockback)
Down+A: King Meow Claw; DeMille scratches both sides of himself with cat claws (16% each hit, OK knockback)
Grab Game
Grab: Chomper; DeMille uses a crocodile toy to reach for the opponent.
Pummel: Turtle Shell Glove; DeMille punches the opponent with a turtle shell (3%)
Forwards+Throw: Doki Doki Train; DeMille summons a train to ram into the opponent (11%, OK knockback)
Back+Throw: A fan appears and blows the enemy away with a tornado (8%, OK knockback), though not without accidentally knocking down DeMille.
Up+Throw: Spinning Top; DeMille spins around and tosses the opponent above himself (7%, small knockback)
Down+Throw: Bunny Shoes; DeMille jumps on the opponent three times and buries the opponent (9%)
B : Magnehand; DeMille charges a ball of metallic junk and throws it at the opponent. When only partly charged, the junk scatters everywhere (3% each hit, small knockback). When fully charged, it’s thrown as a single projectile (15%, OK knockback). The Magnehand will also attract nearby small items, making the attack slightly stronger.
B + Forwards : Linear Glove; DeMille charges a glove that goes straight forward. When only partly charged, it’s a projectile that goes through multiple opponents (14%, OK knockback). When fully charged, it’s a projectile that only hits one opponent but instantly breaks a shield (20%, medium knockback).
B + Up : Hoverboard; DeMille hovers for a set amount of time depending on how long it’s been charged.
B + Down : Pyramet; DeMille charges telekinetic energy that he can freely move for a bit until it makes contact with an opponent. When only partly charged, it flips them (10%). When fully charged, it briefly stuns them (14%).
Final Smash: Parsley’s Song; DeMille puts on a record player that plays Parsley’s song, which gives him a boost in power as he is now able to freely spin his Gear Yo-Yo in any direction (20% each hit, medium knockback)
Gimmick: If DeMille keeps holding the button for his specials after the “3, 2, 1, GO!”, the special backfires.
B + Forwards : Linear Glove; DeMille charges a glove that goes straight forward. When only partly charged, it’s a projectile that goes through multiple opponents (14%, OK knockback). When fully charged, it’s a projectile that only hits one opponent but instantly breaks a shield (20%, medium knockback).
B + Up : Hoverboard; DeMille hovers for a set amount of time depending on how long it’s been charged.
B + Down : Pyramet; DeMille charges telekinetic energy that he can freely move for a bit until it makes contact with an opponent. When only partly charged, it flips them (10%). When fully charged, it briefly stuns them (14%).
Final Smash: Parsley’s Song; DeMille puts on a record player that plays Parsley’s song, which gives him a boost in power as he is now able to freely spin his Gear Yo-Yo in any direction (20% each hit, medium knockback)
Gimmick: If DeMille keeps holding the button for his specials after the “3, 2, 1, GO!”, the special backfires.
- If Magnehand backfires, the junk falls onto DeMille and buries him
- If Linear Glove backfires, DeMille is launched backwards
- If Hoverboard backfires, it explodes and launches DeMille upwards, leaving him helpless afterwards
- If Pyramet backfires, DeMille is stunned
Taunts
Up: DeMille thinks about Parsley.
Side: DeMille flails his arms around, then gets tired.
Down: DeMille looks at the camera with an “Are you serious?” look.
Winposes
1: DeMille jumps for joy at his victory.
2: DeMille spins his yo-yo and poses with it.
3: DeMille looks at the camera while doing a handstand.
Applause: DeMille’s death animation from Tomato Adventure.
Icon: A tomato
Boxing Ring Title: #1 Tomato Hate-o
Star K.O.: “トマトは嫌いだ！” (I hate tomatoooes…!)
Victory Music: Well Done
Kirby Hat: DeMille’s hat
Up: DeMille thinks about Parsley.
Side: DeMille flails his arms around, then gets tired.
Down: DeMille looks at the camera with an “Are you serious?” look.
Winposes
1: DeMille jumps for joy at his victory.
2: DeMille spins his yo-yo and poses with it.
3: DeMille looks at the camera while doing a handstand.
Applause: DeMille’s death animation from Tomato Adventure.
Icon: A tomato
Boxing Ring Title: #1 Tomato Hate-o
Star K.O.: “トマトは嫌いだ！” (I hate tomatoooes…!)
Victory Music: Well Done
Kirby Hat: DeMille’s hat
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