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Mii Athlete
Color: Green
The Mii Athlete utilizes various sporting equipment in battle including tennis rackets, bowling ball, ribbons, and more. The reason this class would make sense is that the usage of Mii's was largely from the Wii Sports era for which they were known. In terms of which Mii Costumes could be carried over, I feel the Pauline outfit would work well for this one.
This was a toss-up between this one and the Mii Mage; both classes I 100% want to see be included.
Mii Kaiju
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Above picture serves as reference, and may not be indicative of the final product.
Color: Orange
Waxing off super-heavyweights like Ganondorf, Bowser and King K. Rool, the Mii Kaiju is a Mii wearing a big bulky orange rubber Kaiju suit that you would normally see in some tokusatsu franchises as ZenKaiger, Ultraman and most importantly Godzilla. Its attack animations would be wild, brute-force swings as opposed to the normal, more focused attacks of a Mii Brawler, while having some "Special Effects" attacks like a fire breath or laser eyes. For reference to how it would look in Smash, reference Reptar from Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl.
Super-heavyweights have been with the franchise since Day 1 with Donkey Kong, and while most don't end up getting that much good performance competitively they are without a doubt the most dopamine-inducing and casual-friendly archetype. Initially this was a Mii Titan, but a combination of many thinking a Mii Fighter with Hulk's physique would look out of place and the understandable concern about there being overlap with the Mii Brawler eventually got me thinking of how to make this stand out. The best solution I found was giving it a "suitmation"-style coat of paint to set itself apart.
For potential costumes for the Mii Kaiju, examples include Fury Bowser, Hyrule Warriors Ganon, Ifrit from Final Fantasy (More specifically his FFXVI incarnation), Tiny Tiger from Crash Bandicoot, Zorah Magdaros from Monster Hunter and an Armored Core from the titular FromSoftware franchise.
Mii Class: Mii Mecha
Color: Purple
Mii Mecha is a Mii class who is a Mii on a robot,the attacks from this Mii class is a own Mii controling a robot who is inside they,and this Mii class could be similar to Bowser Jr.,Tron Bonne on Marvel VS Capcom 3 and Elliana on Rivals of Aether
We will probably have to rename the Kaiju to something else as, even though it is a widely recognized term, not everyone knows it.Most obvious one.
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Mii Wizard (Purple or Pink)
A popular option for a new class, the Wizard/Magician/Sorcerer/Mage/You-Get-The-Idea Mii would be a zoner like the Gunner Mii, but differenciated with the use of spells instead of weaponry for their attacks, trading strength for variety. Don't only getting in the conventional elemental magic but there are other type of fun spells there it could be like RNG related or summons, think on characters like Platinum the Trinity from BlazBlue or even Nine the Phantom from the same game that even if it use basic elemental magic the synergies that comes with it are a lot more creative. It could use some sort of wand or broom as the main weapon.
For costumes well I already told some examples, you have plenty of sorcerer characters from games like Fire Emblem, Final Fantasy, Castlevania and others. Even some examples of generic costumes could be a teacher using a pencil for cast spells.
I will announce it before we do that festival.Did we ever get results for the next festival?
I forgot to mention that Spirit Event was for the Mii Day Festival which we are doing concurrent submissions for along with this one. That being said, I like this one so we can utilize it.Spirit Event
Love Is On The Stage
A Spirit event involving romantics from across the entire pool of Spirits. From romantics like Amy Rose to holders of the Lovers Arcana like Ann Takamaki, Spirits for this event should be involved in some level of romanticism.
Ah, alright then.I forgot to mention that Spirit Event was for the Mii Day Festival which we are doing concurrent submissions for along with this one. That being said, I like this one so we can utilize it.
Name | 2 Points | 1 Point | Total |
Mii Athlete | 1 (2) | 2 | 4 |
Mii Kaiju | 3 (6) | 0 | 6 |
Mii Mecha | 0 | 3 | 3 |
Mii Mage | 3 (6) | 2 | 7 |
I agree but I didn't feel right giving my Mii Class the win just because I felt it made more sense. Especially given I was adamant about being the result....Shame, really wanted the Athlete honestly, Wii Sports and its spinoffs are so heavily associated with the Mii Brand and would have made perfect sense.
I mean technically before the tiebreaker, more people did vote for Athlete, just weighed less. If you didn't want to give your own submission the win, felt like we could've just done a tiebreaker poll at the top. Especially since I don't really see much of a difference between voting for a submission solely because its your own, and voting against a submission solely because its your own. Both cases seem equally biased to me.I agree but I didn't feel right given my Mii Class the win just because I felt it made more sense....
Fair enough, I just wanted to put the matter behind us and move forward. I will put it up for a vote then. I have a render regardless. Technically, the Mii Athlete was within the "2 point strike range" after my votes. I just didn't want to run yet against another run-off poll.I mean technically before the tiebreaker, more people did vote for Athlete, just weighed less. If you didn't want to give your own submission the win, felt like we could've just done a tiebreaker poll at the top. Especially since I don't really see much of a difference between voting for a submission solely because its your own, and voting against a submission solely because its your own. Both cases seem equally biased to me.
Name | 2 Points | 1 Point | Total |
Mii Athlete | 1 (2) | 2 | 4 |
Mii Kaiju | 3 (6) | 0 | 6 |
Mii Mecha | 1 (2) | 3 | 5 |
Mii Mage | 3 (6) | 3 | 8 |
Mii Brute sounds better, honestly.Mii Kaiju and Mii Mage will be our upcoming Mii Classes. That being, I am in need of a render for the Mii Kaiju...err... GolisoPower GolisoPower can we possibly rename it to Mii Brute or perhaps Mii Monster as Mii Kaijuu might not translate well into other languages?
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Certainly excellent points. I wasn’t trying to come off complaining or, like, astonished. This was wholly expected. I just found it interesting how certain moments here are full of crazy with activity and then others barely get anything pushed through. And this usually lines up with newcomer discussion and submissions.I do see the Mii Classes as kind of equivalent to adding a newcomer. Sakurai labels the three Mii Classes in Smash Ultimate with different numbers and they're counted as separate characters on the Menu CSS. I mean, yeah, they're not going to draw as many "oohs" and "aahs" as adding Crash or Master Chief, but I still see them as adding new characters to the roster nonetheless.
I think the lack of activity just corresponds to how Smashboards works? Like, even if we suddenly had a newcomer job, it's not like people who have stopped coming to the thread because of lack of interest in non newcomer jobs would suddenly return all at once, because it's not like they would get a specialized alert saying Infinite has a newcomer job. I suppose we could change the title of the thread, but there are still probably a bunch of people who don't actively check "New Posts" on a frequent enough basis, that would suddenly return here in some mass influx. Users on the site just generally like to stick to a handful of their own threads, and once they stop visiting a thread, the alerts stop for that thread. Again, it's not like we have specialized alerts saying, this thread has a Mii Costume job now, or this thread has a Character/Stage job now, the alerts simply say, "User replied to this thread".
And some people might also find it difficult to return to a thread after an extended absence because they would get overwhelmed by all the new content. Like can you imagine someone who hasn't been active on this project since Infinite's base game, suddenly returning here and having to catch up with all the new content and mechanics that have been added since then? They might just choose to join another Smashboards Creates thread instead to start from scratch, or just a smaller SB Creates project in general with significantly less content that would be easier to catch up on.
Which might be another source of the lack of activity compared to early Infinite, there are just so many Smashboards Creates threads now and so much more competition than before. And since actively participating in just one Smashboards Creates thread requires so much energy and time, people might have a limited number of them they can participate in and only go with their favorites.
Neutral Special | Side Special | Up Special | Down Special | ||
Default | Arcane Bolt | Light Wisps | Flaming Dragon | ||
Custom 1 | Magi-Orb | Cold Cone | Lifting Wind | Time Trap | |
Custom 2 | Flying Broomstick | Essence Theft |
I mentioned earlier than due to complexity, the Commanf select and other gimmicks are not allowed. While not as fun, this makes things more easy to compile and makes the character not already overly complex.Alright I got one for Down Special:
Dice Spell
(Losely) Based on Hero's Command Selection
The Mii summons a dice and depending of the number it casts one of 6 spells:
If someone can do the concept better I'm fine with them replacing my submission.
- Boom Boom: A short ranged explosion appears in front of the mage dealing a lot of damage if the opponent is in the exact place.
- Mirror Mirror: The Mii gets under the effects of that Earthbound item I forget its name but is basically projectile reflection.
- Flash Flash: The Mii creates a slow projectile that explodes in a flash of light stunning the enemy.
- Chew Chew: The Mii summons food to eat and heal, they are mere items so other opponents can catch it and recover too.
- Doom Doom: The Mii shoots a spell with similar propierties to the Killer Edge, being able to do impressive damage if the reaction is favorable.
- Nap Nap: If you aren't lucky, the Mii will end casting this to themselves, falling asleep. This is kinda for balance sake.
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Default | Shotput | Tennis Shot | Trampoline | Bowling Knockout |
Custom 1 | Pitcher's Glove | BMX Burst | Pole Vault | Power Breath |
Custom 2 | Fencing Stab | Ribbon Lash |
Where is the Pitcher Glove move?Here are our current Specials submissions
I am adding the following:
Side Special
Plasma Whip - > Ribbon Lash: Takes out a Rhythmic Ribbon and lashes it forward. It lacks the electrical aspect of the attack but it does equal damage across the ribbon's length.
Up Special
Trampoline: Sets out a trampoline and can bounce on it. Opponents can bounce it. This is based on the Pac-Jump.
Neutral Side Up Down Default Shotput Tennis Shot Trampoline Bowling Knockout Custom 1 BMX Burst Pole Vault Power Breath Custom 2 Fencing Stab Ribbon Lash
Boxing Uppercut is declined due to being too close to one of the Brawler's Up Special. We are avoiding Boxing-type attacks as they can be easily attributed to the Mii Brawler.
I must have forgotten it.Where is the Pitcher Glove move?
I am filling the front page out and this description doesn't really explain the move that is easy to understand for everyone. Could you please explain it in more detail for us?Pole Vault - Up Special
Functions basically as you'd expect it to - the pole is a hard wall, so think of it as a more rushdowny Steve block. No hitbox on either the pole or the Mii whatsoever.
The Mii jumps off of a pole vault, sending them flying both horizontally and vertically (bot mostly horizontally) in an arc pattern - the pole is a hard wall that opponents will bump into, somewhat like Steve's blocks. There is no offensive use to this move.I am filling the front page out and this description doesn't really explain the move that is easy to understand for everyone. Could you please explain it in more detail for us?