has strategies to systematically eliminate any Smasher if he or she were to turn rogue.
This is nothing like Robin's character from Awakening. He is not Batman.
In fact, the very thought would turn him all misty-eyed and angry, since he would view it as a betrayal of the trust that forms the strength of their bonds.
The others are innocuous enough, I can buy them save for perhaps the Master Core one, which seems more like an arbitrage of who are to be the 'main' heroes, and the detail of the three kiddos training to defeat Master Hand. That being said, Bowser Jr.'s friendship with the other kids is dubious, yet plausible.
- and have fights over whose Pikmin are who's.
- has an obsessive and borderline creepy fan admiration for .
- is in jail, grew up, is busy with [REDACTED], and are having a personal argument right now.
These ones make no sense. They are not in line with the general character of the Smash universe, nor the general nature of the characters. Unless Alph and Olimar suddenly lost the ability to differentiate between their and their teammates Pikmin that we've had form Pikmin 2 onward.
Lucina is not the sort to become obsessive. Feel massive pressure from, sure, but her goals lie not in emulating the hero-king, as we see from her conversations with Tiki, her concern is with her self-imposed duties, being a good friend and changing the future.
Of the four veteran no-show explanations, the IC and Lucas ones make the least sense, since age and aging is consistently shown as inconsequential in the Smash world, and the Ice Climbers are always depicted as lovey-dovey and in cohesion. Never is there a time in their character that they would ever be unwelcoming to the other.
The Snake one makes the most sense, and by extension we are implying that extrinsic factors from their own universes can call certain characters back to perform their role. Wolf, likewise, could be jailed, though for what reason is dubious, given the nature of the StarFox universe is more likely 'kill the enemy' and 'space brigand' and decentralization.
However, all your others ones are delightful, plausible, and flavorful.
For some reason, everyone is in love with Shulk. Palutena, Zelda, Robin (both of them), Hades, even the Monado itself--they all lust after the blonde engineer.
For some UNKNOWN reason.
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It's difficult to try and divine the intention of the poster in regards to silly headcanons and serious ones. Silly ones obviously don't care about consistency or the original characters, and serious ones must be corrected to be brought in line internally to the person as well as externally as a plausible set of circumstances or experiences.