Super Smash Bros. Infinite Beyond

[Qwerty UIOP]

Ignore this

 

[Tankman from Newgrounds]

1. Gholdengo
2. Lechonk
3. Cetitan
4. Meowscarda

I'm sorry, but we don't vote like this. There is a voting link below submissions.

Also we have to vote for 5 mons, not 4.

 

[DragonRobotKing26]

Paradox Pokémon: Iron Thorns

Iron Thorn is a Rock-Electric paradox pokémon,they is a paradox version of Tyranitar and they is based on metal kaijus as Mechagodzilla.

Iron Thorn as a pokéball pokémon is attacking using Earthquake,Iron Thorn stomps the ground making the ground shake

 

[DragonRobotKing26]

Paradox Pokémon: Iron Thorns

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Iron Thorn is a Rock-Electric paradox pokémon,they is a paradox version of Tyranitar and they is based on metal kaijus as Mechagodzilla.

Iron Thorn as a pokéball pokémon is attacking using Earthquake,Iron Thorn stomps the ground making the ground shake

1. Gholdengo
2. Lechonk
3. Cetitan
4. Meowscarda

The votes on this thread is very different,just click on a link called "Here is your voting link"

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Thanks everyone for pointing that out.

We did use to do it that way but midway into launch development, we opted for a form based voting as people we affecting outcomes by counting votes early. We all felt this was a more protected and secure way to vote and, while was intended to be temporary, eventually stuck. I know other Creation Threads do it the “old ways” though. Or use poll sites.

New poll is up. Also it appears we have a forum upgrade about selecting polls to last not only certain days but also hours or weeks

 

[Qwerty UIOP]

I'm sorry, but we don't vote like this. There is a voting link below submissions.

Also we have to vote for 5 mons, not 4.

The votes on this thread is very different,just click on a link called "Here is your voting link"

I changed it, sorry.

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

We have a very clear winner. I’m not sure how they nabbed victory but they must of used magic to pull it out their hat.

 

[GolisoPower]

We have a very clear winner. I’m not sure how they nabbed victory but they must of used magic to pull it out their hat.

...no goddamn way. Meowscarada that popular, huh?

 

[sal ig]

Hmmm I wonder if the pokemon inspired by a magician has anything to do with this

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Are you guys ready for a porkster of a fighter?

 

[Janx_uwu]

am i dreaming

 

[GolisoPower]

Are you guys ready for a porkster of a fighter?

...bruh. Now you're just teasing us LOL

 

[Mushroomguy12]

Are you guys ready for a porkster of a fighter?

We're all licking our chops in anticipation.

 

[Speed Weed]

oppa gangnam style

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Ok, this isn't even funny.... this newcomer is taking the Gold in the amount of points it got.

 

[Mushroomguy12]

Starting to think there are probably half a dozen candidates very close in votes at the top and not one candidate dominating the rest.....

Edit: lol never mind, someone was just teasing us.

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

After hyping up the competition, in the first time ever in Smash Infinite history, we have a winner decided on a pure majority vote in less than 24 hours! This is quite the accomplishment as we haven't had a sweep like this in ages but, even then, such a quick and decisive victory so early on.

Name	5 Points	4 Points	3 Points	2 Points	1 Point	Total
Gholdengo	7 (35)	5 (20)	1 (3)	1 (2)	1	60
Mabosstiff	1 (5)	1 (4)	0	0	0	9
Spidops	0	1 (4)	2 (6)	2 (4)	1	15
Iron Valiant	1 (5)	1 (4)	4 (12)	4 (8)	1	30
Skeledirge	0	1 (4)	3 (9)	1 (2)	1	16
Annihilape	0	0	2 (6)	3 (6)	5	17
Kingambit	3 (15)	1 (4)	0	2 (6)	1	26
Meowscarda	2 (10)	2 (8)	2 (6)	2 (4)	1	29
Archaladon	0	1 (4)	0	0	0	4
Lechonk	1 (5)	2 (8)	0	1 (2)	2	17
Cetitan	1 (5)	1 (4)	2 (6)	0	3	18

Click below to figure out who won the PokeVote...

Spoiler

GHOLDENGO wins the vote! By paying for votes using its body!

In a rare instance of complete and utter domination, Gholdengo nabs an early victory with a 30-point lead against the second-place Iron Valiant! I have seen some lopsided votes in the past but nothing as dominating as this one. It was evident Gholdengo was the winner even hours after polls opened.

Now, there is an issue with color as Saki is attributed with the color yellow so I will hold a discussion regarding if we should replace Saki's color with something else OR give Gholdengo a complimentary color to go with its gold-color body. We will open submissions regarding Gholdengo content in the morning after we finish basking in his shining victory.

We will take a small break until the morning for our next job regarding this newcomer.

 

[sal ig]

This was a sweep

 

[Justoneguyhere1999]

I.....

I thought the cat pokemon was gonna win.

 

[sal ig]

I.....

I thought the cat pokemon was gonna win.

Honestly kind of glad we got someone unique this time especially bcs we already have a bipedal furry cat starter in the game

 

[GolisoPower]

...60 votes??? Hot damn, the gold mozzarella boi's some powerful ****.

 

[PeridotGX]

I didn't vote (Smashboards decided to stop giving me notifications on this thread for some reason), but I would have probably given Gholdengo a fair few points. Glad it won.

 

[cashregister9]

Our first Tony Hawk coded character

also a Pokeball

Walking Wake

Walking wake would Charge Forward and use Dragon Rush and then use Hydro Steam, A large beam of water is shot forwards.

 

[Mushroomguy12]

In this universe, the trending of "Gold Pokemon" on social media after the announcement was so strong, Nintendo and the Pokemon Company finally put Pokemon Gold and Silver on NSO, quickly followed by the rest of the Gen 1, 2, and 3 main series Pokemon games.

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

In this universe, the trending of "Gold Pokemon" on social media after the announcement was so strong, Nintendo and the Pokemon Company finally put Pokemon Gold and Silver on NSO, quickly followed by the rest of the Gen 1, 2, and 3 main series Pokemon games.

Nintendo and Sakurai also confirmed the Gholdengo Amiibo is 1000% confirmed gold making it the most expensive Amiibo at $1000. That being said, the amount of gold present in the Amiibo is far worth more than that but Nintendo, for Gholdengo fans, took a financial hit by taking it as a sunk cost which was slightly offset by Sakurai donating his earnings from Youtube and X.

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Also...

 

[DragonRobotKing26]

I don't believe it!,a 1000th pokémon won against a robotic version of galade and my submission who is a furry magician cat?!

 

[Mushroomguy12]

Also...

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I've always wondered, do you make the stock icons yourself or are they commissioned from someone?

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

I've always wondered, do you make the stock icons yourself or are they commissioned from someone?

I make them myself as well as colors and series symbols when I have time

 

[darkvortex]

funny cheesestring good

Scream Tail
Belts out a song, using the move Hyper Voice, this creates a burst of energy around Scream Tail that deals damage to anyone caught in its path

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Alright, thank you everyone for these submissions! I will compile them and put our Paradox Pokemon submissions into a voting form in just a little bit. I apologize for being sporadic with my updates; sometimes I am really quick with stuff and others are so absent. My life has greatly changed since I started Infinite and not for the better. The way my current living situation isn't exactly great but it has been far more stable than what it has been for the past year and I am grateful for that.

Anyway, we will continue to allow submissions for the following pokemon:

• Sprigatito
• Fuecoco
• Miraidon
• Ting-Lu
• Chi-Yu

That being said, we will move to....

Gameplay submissions for our Golden Boy!​

Now, Master Hand and Saki have been fairly straightforward designs and, aside from Pokemon Trainer Lucario, and Grovyle & Celebi, Pokemon newcomers tend to have a straightforward design mechanics-wise. I want to incorporate something within Gholdengo revolving around the Gimmighoul Coins that it's body is composed of. We know, based on pokedex descriptions, it can lose these coins as a way to soften blows or to use them as weapons. The game never describes how it can get these coins back. I want to try to incorporate a mechanic where the number of coins that Gholdengo has affects its stats. When it starts a match, it is at a neutral level but has stat changes the more it gets hit or uses coins in attacks but can regain these coins (in some fashion) to move those stat changes in another direction.

I want us to have a discussion on how a "coin-based stat gauge" could be implemented for this character and how the loss of gain of coins can positively or negatively affect the character. If you wish, you an also provide other character stats such as height, weight, dash speed, jump height, falling speed, etc.

Thankfully, this mechanic doesn't really affect our moveset but we obviously need some attacks that cause a loss of coins...

Gameplay submissions for our Golden Boy!
​

We will provide moves for Gholdengo. Here is the moves it is capable of learning (courtesy of Bulbapedia). Please also note that it has a unique ability called Good as Gold which allows it to bypass "block stat moves" like Stealth Rock.

Generation IX Other generations: None

Level Move Type Cat. Pwr. Acc. PP 1 Astonish Ghost​ Physical​ 30 100% 15 1 Tackle Normal​ Physical​ 40 100% 35 7 Night Shade Ghost​ Special​ — 100% 15 14 Confuse Ray Ghost​ Status​ — 100% 10 21 Substitute Normal​ Status​ — —% 10 28 Metal Sound Steel​ Status​ — 85% 40 35 Shadow Ball Ghost​ Special​ 80 100% 15 42 Recover Normal​ Status​ — —% 5 49 Power Gem Rock​ Special​ 80 100% 20 56 Make It Rain Steel​ Special​ 120 100% 5 63 Nasty Plot Dark​ Status​ — —% 20 70 Memento Dark​ Status​ — 100% 10

Via TM:

Generation IX Other generations: None

TM Move Type Cat. Pwr. Acc. PP ​ TM001 Take Down Normal Physical 90 85% 20 ​ TM007 Protect Normal Status — —% 10 ​ TM012 Low Kick Fighting Physical — 100% 20 ​ TM017 Confuse Ray Ghost Status — 100% 10 ​ TM018 Thief Dark Physical 60 100% 25 ​ TM023 Charge Beam Electric Special 50 90% 10 ​ TM029 Hex Ghost Special 65 100% 10 ​ TM039 Low Sweep Fighting Physical 65 100% 20 ​ TM042 Night Shade Ghost Special — 100% 15 ​ TM043 Fling Dark Physical — 100% 10 ​ TM047 Endure Normal Status — —% 10 ​ TM051 Sandstorm Rock Status — —% 10 ​ TM054 Psyshock Psychic Special 80 100% 10 ​ TM068 Thunder Punch Electric Physical 75 100% 15 ​ TM070 Sleep Talk Normal Status — —% 10 ​ TM072 Electro Ball Electric Special — 100% 10 ​ TM074 Reflect Psychic Status — —% 20 ​ TM075 Light Screen Psychic Status — —% 30 ​ TM079 Dazzling Gleam Fairy Special 80 100% 10 ​ TM082 Thunder Wave Electric Status — 90% 20 ​ TM085 Rest Psychic Status — —% 5 ​ TM093 Flash Cannon Steel Special 80 100% 10 ​ TM099 Iron Head Steel Physical 80 100% 15 ​ TM101 Power Gem Rock Special 80 100% 20 ​ TM103 Substitute Normal Status — —% 10 ​ TM109 Trick Psychic Status — 100% 10 ​ TM114 Shadow Ball Ghost Special 80 100% 15 ​ TM120 Psychic Psychic Special 90 100% 10 ​ TM121 Heavy Slam Steel Physical — 100% 10 ​ TM126 Thunderbolt Electric Special 90 100% 15 ​ TM140 Nasty Plot Dark Status — —% 20 ​ TM152 Giga Impact Normal Physical 150 90% 5 ​ TM158 Focus Blast Fighting Special 120 70% 5 ​ TM163 Hyper Beam Normal Special 150 90% 5 ​ TM166 Thunder Electric Special 110 70% 10 ​ TM170 Steel Beam Steel Special 140 95% 5 ​ TM171 Tera Blast Normal Special 80 100% 10

Finally, also remember that Hholdengo does have a golden surfboard which could be used for several of its normal moves and movements.

Finally, as an executive of this game, I have decided that when Gholdengo gets hit, it creates a metallic "thud" sound like things hitting a block of coins.

Saki vs Gholdengo Color Theme Problem​

Saki is listed as "yellow" with a yellow color scheme currently. Having Gholdengo next to Saki creates an issue. We have two options:

1. Change Saki's theme color to something else other than yellow.
2. Give Gholdengo a different color theme other than yellow so Saki can keep his. Finders keepers.

Which would do you feel is better?

1. If you choose Option 1, what color should we replace yellow with?
2. If you choose Option 2, what color should we apply to Gholdengo?

Rearranging them is not possible because, even if we did, we still have two "yellow"-based characters which becomes a color balance issue in a roster our size.

 

[Infinity Sorcerer]

Aight sorry for not being able this friday, I had a lot of homework. Also lol, I didn't expected the golden guy to win, but I think it's a very cool option considering is the milestone mon.

About the yellow problem, I think that maybe Gholdengo having either scarlet or violet as a color considering the game that he was released may help?

 

[KneeOfJustice99]

I think in terms of the coin concept, it might work better to have it be a shield special (akin to Inkling's recharge) rather than just a passive effect, so as to prevent him camping for an entire match in order to passively build it.

As for specifics... - let's say you can have up to 999 Gimmighoul Coins, which Gholdengo can build the number of by inputting Shield Special. The move itself manifests a Chest Form Gimmighoul next to him, which Gholdengo will then take Coins out of, stuffing them in his own pouch. However, each input only allows you to gather 75 Coins at a time, and it'll take a short while for him to gather them - you'll need to input the move again to get more than 75 Coins at once for balancing reasons. By default, he'll start with 100 Gimmighoul Coins.

As for the effects of these Coins, they'll become more apparent over time depending on how many coins you have, but an increased number of coins will have the following effects:

• Increased Weight
• Increased Fall Speed (slight)
• Increased Attack Power
• Increased Dash Speed
• Increased Defence (slight, takes around 0.9x damage at 999 Coins)
• Decreased Walk Speed
• Decreased Jump Height (slight)
• Increased Starting Lag (slight)
• Increased End Lag (slight)

Effectively, this allows Gholdengo to become a heavyweight (given all the coins would weigh him down!) when he has more coins, but becomes a lightweight if he loses coins (making recovery a little easier after getting a lot of hits in!) However, it doesn't affect his size or his main-body hitbox. That being said, certain attacks might be more effective depending on how many coins you have?

Coins can be lost by being hit, though a couple of them are also lost over time when you do things like running, jumping, attacking, and dodging (mostly just because he keeps dropping a small number of them). This isn't enough to be a massive detriment, but it's enough to prevent you from just buffing yourself into oblivion akin to Cloud in Sm4sh, meaning you'll need to keep an eye on how many coins you actually have. It might also be possible for some moves to actually use his coins when fighting as some kind of weapon, allowing them to also act as a weapons resource? (A move like, say, Make it Rain or Pay Day seems like it'd be a good fit for this.)

In terms of his colour, I'd personally go with Option 2 - specifically, grey-silver. It matches the coin that he wears on a belt, plus it keeps with the theme of "precious metals" and "currency", meaning it kind of makes sense. We're also less likely to lose him in the colour!

 

[PeridotGX]

Aight sorry for not being able this friday, I had a lot of homework. Also lol, I didn't expected the golden guy to win, but I think it's a very cool option considering is the milestone mon.

About the yellow problem, I think that maybe Gholdengo having either scarlet or violet as a color considering the game that he was released may help?

I think I'm going to disagree - Gholdengo has gold in the name. It's evolution method requires accumulating a ton of gold coins. It is literally made of gold. Ho-Oh needs to relinquish it's game, because this guy is Pokemon Gold. He earned the right to be yellow far more than a blonde kid who put a yellow shirt on.

 

[sal ig]

Gholdengo -

- Money based mechanic -

I think we could have sort of an interesting mechanic for him when he uses one of his specials

Make it rain is to good of a name plus it's Gholdengo's signature move so it makes sense that he would have it

My idea is that after pressing the button he would have the choice between throwing into the air 1 to 4 gimmighoul that would land on stage and kind of function like mini mechakoopas but instead of walking around and exploding they would stay still and throw the person up that walked infront of them

This would make Gholdengo's attacks way weaker and with also less knockback depending on the amount of gimmighouls he decides to send out

Btw the gimmighoul do have a hitbox so you can kill them also you might think it's too op at the ledge but the gimmighoul would have a necessary spacing range to be placed

- the color scheme

I think having both orange and purple would be pretty unique especially bcs those are the colors of scarlet and violet

Or it could be a metal styled color to reference it's pre evo gimmighoul

 

[Mushroomguy12]

Regarding the color theme issue, perhaps we could do another poll once the current one is concluded.

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Regarding the color theme issue, perhaps we could do another poll once the current one is concluded.

I’ll probably do that.

as for voting for the paradox, sorry but my Saturday is busy and I couldn’t get to it like I wanted to. Promise to get up soon now that I have a bit of time

 

[GolisoPower]

So I'm on board with the idea of Gholdengo having coins being a part of his major gameplay mechanic. I agree with KneeOfJustice's interpretation of the mechanic enhancing his stats without feeling too cheap to use.

Gameplay-wise, I imagine Gholdengo being this sort of slippery, highly mobile character because he's a surfer, but he'd also be surprisingly tanky thanks to the sheer number of coins he has. As for Specials...based on what I've seen I surprisingly see him as a combination of Lucario and Sheik because it sounds almost like a balance between having powerful kill moves and extremely combo-heavy moves.

As for the potential color...I think maybe we could have it be red, after the treasure chest that is a major part of its entire evolution line.

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

Here are our submissions!

Paradox mon submission:

Roaring Moon
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Roaring Moon is a "past" paradox Dragon/Dark pokemon that is ancient relative of Hoenn's pseudo-legendary Salamence (who was Dragon/Flying type) and it debuted in Pokemon Scarlet/Violet game.
You can catch it in "Area zero" of Paldea region.

This pokemon is based on Salamence (it's contemporary relative), feathered dinosaurs, European dragons (like it's modern counterpart), crescent moon (due to it's wings) and Salamence's mega evolution.


As a pokemon summon, this paradox pokemon would zoom around the stage like SSBU's Super Sonic final smash, but it would also use Dragon Breath as it's move while attacking the players during it's flight (it would work similarly to Tiki's AT role but it's bit more stronger).


I nominate Roaring Moon, because it's a paradox form of my favorite pseudo legenderay pokemon Salamence and it's considered as one of the best "past" paradox mons (Koraidon doesn't count) in the game.
Also I like it's design to be honest.

Pre-Selected Pokéball Pokémon
Pokémon Name: Wo-Chien
Pokédex Number: #1001
Pokémon Typing: Dark/Grass

Wo-Chien is one of the Treasures of Ruin, a quartet of Legendary Pokémon exclusive to Generation 9. As for its attack, Wo-Chien uses Giga Drain. Visually, this is represented with a dark-green visual effect that surrounds its body, with opponents who enter the field having damage continually inflicted upon them for as long as they remain inside - the catch being, there's no flinching when this is occurring. The user of the original Pokéball is immune to this effect. As for why Giga Drain specifically, it's in reference to Wo-Chien's stated ability to drain the life force of vegetation surrounding it, as well as Giga Drain being in its learnset.

Paradox Pokéball Pokémon
Pokémon Name: Sandy Shocks
Pokédex Number: #0989
Pokémon Typing: Electric/Ground

Sandy Shocks is one of the various Paradox Pokémon exclusive to Generation 9, presumably being an ancient relative of Magneton. In terms of its attack, Sandy Shocks uses Magnetic Flux - which creates a powerful yellow electromagnetic field around its body which draws opponents, items, and objects toward it - then, if you hit its actual body, you get a powerful electric shock! Whilst the force itself isn't as powerful as, say, the Black Hole item, it is still enough to cause a bit of chaos - plus, the field itself grows slightly as it's effect continues. However, once again, the user of the original Pokéball is immune to this effect... even if their projectiles aren't.

Pre-Selected Pokemon:
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Bing Qi Lin Chien-Pao

Chien-Pao is one of the Treasures of Ruin, a quartet of Legendary Pokemon created from cursed artifacts from the Paldea region's history. When summoned, Chien-Pao will use Ice Shard, where it will expand the ice on its sword-fangs and swing with such a force that it is hurled towards the nearest fighter. This projectile is very quick and deals 8% damage and medium-level knockback.

Paradox Pokeball Pokemon:
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Iron Hands

An Electric/Fighting Paradox Pokemon that is said to be the future descendant of Hariyama. When summoned, Iron Hands will begin charging with power before thrusting its disembodied hands in front of or behind itself using Wild Charge, dealing 15% damage and stunning before inflicting medium-high knockback.

Paradox Pokémon: Iron Thorns

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Iron Thorn is a Rock-Electric paradox pokémon,they is a paradox version of Tyranitar and they is based on metal kaijus as Mechagodzilla.

Iron Thorn as a pokéball pokémon is attacking using Earthquake,Iron Thorn stomps the ground making the ground shake

Our first Tony Hawk coded character

also a Pokeball

Walking Wake

Walking wake would Charge Forward and use Dragon Rush and then use Hydro Steam, A large beam of water is shot forwards.

funny cheesestring good

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Scream Tail
Belts out a song, using the move Hyper Voice, this creates a burst of energy around Scream Tail that deals damage to anyone caught in its path

I will also submit...

Iron Moth

Iron Moth is a Fire/Poison Paradox Pokemon from the future. It will appear and then spread its wings and cause it to radiate heat which creates a hurtbox around it that deals fire-based damage. It will then move about the stage in an erratic fashion and will launch anyone who comes close to it.

Here they are in listed form:

• Roaring Moon
• Sandy Shocks
• Scream Tail
• Iron Thorn
• Iron Hands
• Iron Moth

Please also note I added the two options above for the Saki vs Gholdengo color theme here in the voting section.

Here is the voting link

 

[Venus of the Desert Bloom]

I think in terms of the coin concept, it might work better to have it be a shield special (akin to Inkling's recharge) rather than just a passive effect, so as to prevent him camping for an entire match in order to passively build it.

As for specifics... - let's say you can have up to 999 Gimmighoul Coins, which Gholdengo can build the number of by inputting Shield Special. The move itself manifests a Chest Form Gimmighoul next to him, which Gholdengo will then take Coins out of, stuffing them in his own pouch. However, each input only allows you to gather 75 Coins at a time, and it'll take a short while for him to gather them - you'll need to input the move again to get more than 75 Coins at once for balancing reasons. By default, he'll start with 100 Gimmighoul Coins.

As for the effects of these Coins, they'll become more apparent over time depending on how many coins you have, but an increased number of coins will have the following effects:

• Increased Weight
• Increased Fall Speed (slight)
• Increased Attack Power
• Increased Dash Speed
• Increased Defence (slight, takes around 0.9x damage at 999 Coins)
• Decreased Walk Speed
• Decreased Jump Height (slight)
• Increased Starting Lag (slight)
• Increased End Lag (slight)

Effectively, this allows Gholdengo to become a heavyweight (given all the coins would weigh him down!) when he has more coins, but becomes a lightweight if he loses coins (making recovery a little easier after getting a lot of hits in!) However, it doesn't affect his size or his main-body hitbox. That being said, certain attacks might be more effective depending on how many coins you have?

Coins can be lost by being hit, though a couple of them are also lost over time when you do things like running, jumping, attacking, and dodging (mostly just because he keeps dropping a small number of them). This isn't enough to be a massive detriment, but it's enough to prevent you from just buffing yourself into oblivion akin to Cloud in Sm4sh, meaning you'll need to keep an eye on how many coins you actually have. It might also be possible for some moves to actually use his coins when fighting as some kind of weapon, allowing them to also act as a weapons resource? (A move like, say, Make it Rain or Pay Day seems like it'd be a good fit for this.)

In terms of his colour, I'd personally go with Option 2 - specifically, grey-silver. It matches the coin that he wears on a belt, plus it keeps with the theme of "precious metals" and "currency", meaning it kind of makes sense. We're also less likely to lose him in the colour!

I think this is a good way to approach it but I want to propose a possible "simplifying" of the coins. When I think of 999 and 1000 coins that are put on a character HUD, I feel this is rather convoluted and hard to remember during the heat of battle. Here are maybe two ways we can simplify it:

• Gholdengo has 1000 coins which decrease by 10 with every attack that uses coins. So inputting an attack that uses ten coins ten times results in 100 coins being deducted. This allows players to not have to worry but ever-changing numbers that change in the 1's section of the total number of the coin amount. Basically, 550 is either to read than 553 during the heat of battle. Plus, going by 10's is easy to memorize even more the youngest of players.
• Gholdengo doesn't have a set number of coins. Rather than having players worry about how many coins they have, the number of coins is represented by symbols and colors.
  • = means that it's at a neutral state with no stats changing.
  • ↑ means that coins are increasing which increases weight, damage output, and launch output but decreases jump, speed, and airspeed
  • ↓ means that coins are decreasing which increases jump, speed, and airspeed but decreases weight, damage output, and launch output

Players know they are within a comfortable range when the arrows are in green but should worry about being unbalanced when it becomes red. The stats bottom out when it becomes black and gaining or removing coins would be most important.