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Venus of the Desert Bloom
if isn't a problem I made a special version of the moveset for the front page, since I think the message is too large and will be better to have the content summarized to easy read. I also added the rest of content like the entrance, the colors, the victory poses, etc. EDIT: Added Janx's Classic Mode.
No, they don’t count
I’ll look into adding this in. That being said, we will be going with Janx’s Classic mode route. We utilized a lot of content provided by you but Janx did submit a classic mode so we will go with that one instead.
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Professor lauyton is in a weird situation as he’s not exactly first party as he was published by both Nintendo and Level-5. That being said, that area is murky so someone with a bit more knowledge on that could clear things up.Don't worry, isn't a problem.
That being said, for the Mii Costume:
Professor Layton (I never played Professor Layton and since I aren't a big puzzle fan probably I will never do, but I think he must be here somewhere and a costume would be neat, I think he fit has a swordfighter since he has some skills with the rapier. Also would be neat to have the professor fighting Phoenix Wright once again somehow.
, so with a little of his help I made this one. He said that the original idea was include Dr. Baldhead but he didn't represent very well what Faust is in the actuality so I only made Faust.
| Faust (Guilty Gear X) Class: Novice Type: Neutral/Support Slots: 1 Ability: Throw Items + Puppet Fighter: Dr. Mario Stage: Smashville Music Track: Alone Infection Match: Stock (1) Rules:
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Sorry for getting back so late but Layton is far too removed from first party to be considered for a Mii costume for this job.Don't worry, isn't a problem.
That being said, for the Mii Costume:
Professor Layton (I never played Professor Layton and since I aren't a big puzzle fan probably I will never do, but I think he must be here somewhere and a costume would be neat, I think he fit has a swordfighter since he has some skills with the rapier. Also would be neat to have the professor fighting Phoenix Wright once again somehow.
| Name | 3 Points | 2 Points | 1 Point | Total |
| Sion Eltnam Atlasia | 3 (9) | 1 (2) | 0 | 11 |
| Berserker | 0 | 1 (2) | 0 | 2 |
| Vyrn Suit | 1 (3) | 0 | 1 | 4 |
| Kunio | 5 (15) | 0 | 2 | 17 |
| Billy Lee | 1 (3) | 4 (8) | 0 | 11 |
| Asuka | 0 | 2 (4) | 4 | 8 |
| Kyoko | 1 (3) | 2 (4) | 3 | 10 |
John Raimi (Geist)
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Nintendo's attempt at having a FPS game wasn't succesful, but still Geist should get representation.
John Raimi is the main protagonist of the game, at first he was a normal human being that used guns but then he turned into some weird thing (I don't know I never played Geist).
He could be a gunner because he is at first but I think his weird transformation (Which is more recognized that his normal look) should be a brawler considering he doesn't wield any guns transformed.
John's headwear would be a mask similar to Vault Boy or Sans, and his outfit will transform the Mii's body into that galactic weird texture John's body has, also adding the stars (I guess) that are in front of him.
Geist is weird, and that's why he should be represented.
Here are our submissions:Ashley Mizuki Robbins
Another Code
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She would be a Mii Brawler with interchangeable outfits based what you see above. Despite Cing being defunct, Nintendo stills owns the IP and getting a MC could bring the series back to the limelight.
Are you sure that the link is right?, Neither I or my cousin voted in the poll but the "You arealdy responded" message appears.
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Neco-arc (Melty Blood)
This would be a full body brawler costume
I mean they have the same outfit you can do can technically do regular Arcueid with just the standard Mii hair (Ignore the fact that she will have a tail), Neco-arc just adds a bit of extra fanservice.
Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t Arcruid technically debut in a visual novel, not a fighting game?
Can it make the N**ga noises?Neco-arc (Melty Blood)
This would be a full body brawler costume
Neco-Arc actually appeared in the VN too, just that her name wasn't neco arc at the moment and was just Arcueid, but the design is the same.
Fighting Game Mii Costume: Temjin from Cyber Troopers Virtual-ON
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Cyber Troopers Virtual-ON is a series of 3D fighter/shooter hybrid arcade games developed by the AM3 team at SEGA, who are most famous for also having been behind Crazy Taxi. Virtual-ON revolves around Virtuaroids (VRs for short), who are basically big ****ing robots who are decked out with weaponry and are fighting each other for the fate of the world. These battles are made possible thanks to one of this series' most distinctive and defining quirks: the use of a twin-stick controller to control the VRs, in which you have two arcade sticks complemented by a variety of other controls. This made for a rather unique control scheme in which the VRs are actually controlled like industrial machinery, which was a big factor in the series' popularity and is sometimes considered to have revolutionized the use of twin sticks in gaming. The mechs in this series are also notable for having been designed by Hajime Katoki, a character designer who has worked on Gundam.
The series has 4 main games that were released between 1996 and 2003. In more recent years, there has also been a crossover game with the light novel series A Certain Magical Index and a collection of the first three games on the PS4. This is actually a very notable series for SEGA - the original games were big hits on arcades, the series has quite the cult following, and SEGA reference it, like, all the time. I think the two most shining examples of the series getting referenced are the original game being playable in Yakuza Kiwami 2 and some of the more recognizable mechs from the series showing up in Super Robot Wars (fun fact: an unspecified Virtual-ON character was in the cards for Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed - apparently even having had a model made of them - but was unfortunately scrapped. this is so sad alexa pls play in the blue sky). But it also just keeps popping up in all sorts of smaller ways. The old SEGA 60th anniversary pfp thing they did had like a bajillion Virtual-ON icons. If you listen to any of these big SEGA music albums, there's a pretty high likelihood that there will be some Virtual-ON representation. It's just a series that SEGA clearly have a lot of reverence for (it's also gotten stuff like figurines, light novels, and drama CDs). Also it's a series about cool robots fighting like cmon we gotta get it in
Temjin is more or less the face of Virtual-ON. It's the mascot. The poster bot, if you will. Temjin is an all-around fighter, whose main weapon is a laser blade that can also be transformed into an energy rifle. This is why I suggest that the Temjin costume be available for both Gunners and Swordfighters: the former gets the rifle, and the latter gets the blade. Design-wise, Temjin's costume is one that covers your head entirely, in a similar fashion to the Sans or Bomberman costumes for example. As you can see, Temjin's design is pretty complex, so it'd have to be somewhat simplified/chibified for the costume. But regardless I think Temjin would be a sick ****ing Mii costume and I do believe Virtual-ON is a series of high enough caliber within SEGA's library to get a Mii costume.
TL;DR: cool robot
| Name | 3 Points | 2 Points | 1 Point | Total |
| Alexandria Rovias | 2 (6) | 0 | 2 | 8 |
| Zael | 2 (6) | 1 (2) | 0 | 8 |
| John Raimi | 1 (3) | 0 | 1 | 4 |
| Captain Rainbow | 1 (3) | 1 (2) | 3 | 8 |
| Wonder Red | 2 (6) | 4 (8) | 0 | 14 |
| Ashley Mizuki Robbins | 0 | 2 (4) | 2 | 6 |
Dhalsim (Brawler)
The Dhalsim wig gives his face paint; earrings; and skull necklace, as well as removing pupils from your Mii's eyes. You get his shorts; bandages; rings and buff structure for body - if a female Mii is used, she will get a shirt made of bandages with visible midriff. To create an illusion of stretchihg, Dhalsim's hands and feet are a bit more flat than a normal Mii's, therefore making more arm/leg mass visible when strong attacks with heavy squash and stretch are used.
My submission would be Kula Diamond has a brawler, she will use her classic look that honestly, it looks better for her.
Kuma. It fully covers the mii. It's a swordfighter where he holds a salmon.
Zetterburn (
There's much precedent for popular indie games getting Mii Costumes as DLC and I'd like to think Zetterburn from Rivals of Aether can be part of that as well. As said a few pages back, it would just be really awesome to have a character who exists directly because of Smash's legacy as playable in Smash (well, except for Dark Pit I guess?), but if we can't have a fighter then I'll settle for a Mii costume. As for why Zetterburn specifically, he's the game's most prominent mascot alongside Orcane and probably fits the proportions of a Mii best out of the Rivals cast.
The body would be a fluffy lion suit (made of material similar to the Zetterburn plush) and the head would be a stylized firey mane around the Mii's head that moves and crackles a bit.
Neco-arc (Melty Blood)
This would be a full body brawler costume
Mr. Meat (Fighters Megamix)
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Fighters Megamix was the goat of Saturn Fighters, Akira and Jacky from that game also have Mii Costumes but both represent Virtua Fighter, so we should go with Mr. Meat for representing Megamix, maybe someone from Fighter Vipers like Bash or Honey could work, but Mr. Meat really stuck with the players despite being a weird unlockeable.
This costume wouldn't have headwear, instead the body of the Mii would transform into Mr. Meat himself.
Here are our submissions! All are Mii Brawlers unless stated otherwise
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