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GolisoPower
TheMarioaddict
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Munomario777
TKOWL
Kevandre
PeridotGX
SwagGuy99
Jamisinon
Munomario777
and
PeridotGX
both won! Congrats!
You listen here. After years of ridicule, Ridley deserves to be OP.Ridley confirmed for OP in Smash Ultimate
Munomario777
for a tied 1st place. Surprised at how many Mario stages there were. Looking forward to the next round.
Me as a tailor? DEAR GOD NO!!!!!!!! Have you seen me try to keep my hand steady for things that require it as much as sewing? You'd have better luck getting a Bayonetta player to stay still for a free hit at EVO then you would keeping my hand steady! I would lose that job in a heart beat. Which would not be good since I need money for a membership toMain Street
Animal Crossing New Leaf
I’ve never been a big Pikmin fan, but I’ve put anywhere between a little time and a whole hell of a LOT of time into every single Animal Crossing game (Save the mobile one) so I figured I’d go with something from that series. Unfortunately, between the two basic town-based stages and Tortimer Island, I didn’t feel like there was a lot to choose from. I briefly considered doing something atop of the train that you come to town on, but having just done something similar from Paper Mario I decided to rip off the MS Paint stage from Smash 4 instead.
The stage begins on the right side of Main Street from New Leaf, featuring the edge next to the ocean, as well as several shops of varying height. Using the bench on the right side, any character can reach jumping to the top of the shoe store. For ten seconds, the stage is stationary like this, but after that the camera begins to pan to the left.
As the camera moves, so too should the fighters, lest they get left behind and KO’d. In the middle of Main Street here, the gateway sign is a drop-thruable platform and this is a spot you can stand on the grass. The stairs in the background are purely aesthetic.
The final bit of the stage is on the left side of main street, ending with the museum and a cliff wall. If your character falls into the pointy-topped trees, you'll receive a bit of knock-up and some damage, but not a lot. It’ll stay at this last bit for another ten seconds before it starts slowly moving to the right again.
There are no other hazards. Animal Crossing is a chill game series- its stages should be similarly chill in nature.
Music
This stage will be interesting in that it will have the most songs that play on the stage and yet also the least selection.
The stage’s music will select whatever that current hour’s song is. Every hour has its own theme, as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4agGGyZFg
AlphaSSB
's dance club. What's not to love about a dance club that exclusively plays the Star Wolf theme?
Alpha's Dance Club? Hahaha, brilliant. I can't dance, but I'd run one hell of a club, that's for sure.Main Street
Animal Crossing New Leaf
I’ve never been a big Pikmin fan, but I’ve put anywhere between a little time and a whole hell of a LOT of time into every single Animal Crossing game (Save the mobile one) so I figured I’d go with something from that series. Unfortunately, between the two basic town-based stages and Tortimer Island, I didn’t feel like there was a lot to choose from. I briefly considered doing something atop of the train that you come to town on, but having just done something similar from Paper Mario I decided to rip off the MS Paint stage from Smash 4 instead.
The stage begins on the right side of Main Street from New Leaf, featuring the edge next to the ocean, as well as several shops of varying height. Using the bench on the right side, any character can reach jumping to the top of the shoe store. For ten seconds, the stage is stationary like this, but after that the camera begins to pan to the left.
As the camera moves, so too should the fighters, lest they get left behind and KO’d. In the middle of Main Street here, the gateway sign is a drop-thruable platform and this is a spot you can stand on the grass. The stairs in the background are purely aesthetic.
The final bit of the stage is on the left side of main street, ending with the museum and a cliff wall. If your character falls into the pointy-topped trees, you'll receive a bit of knock-up and some damage, but not a lot. It’ll stay at this last bit for another ten seconds before it starts slowly moving to the right again.
There are no other hazards. Animal Crossing is a chill game series- its stages should be similarly chill in nature.
Music
This stage will be interesting in that it will have the most songs that play on the stage and yet also the least selection.
The stage’s music will select whatever that current hour’s song is. Every hour has its own theme, as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4agGGyZFg
Who the heck put me in charge of people's homes? That's just gonna lead to homes that get robbed and/or burned down within a week!Main Street
Animal Crossing New Leaf
I’ve never been a big Pikmin fan, but I’ve put anywhere between a little time and a whole hell of a LOT of time into every single Animal Crossing game (Save the mobile one) so I figured I’d go with something from that series. Unfortunately, between the two basic town-based stages and Tortimer Island, I didn’t feel like there was a lot to choose from. I briefly considered doing something atop of the train that you come to town on, but having just done something similar from Paper Mario I decided to rip off the MS Paint stage from Smash 4 instead.
The stage begins on the right side of Main Street from New Leaf, featuring the edge next to the ocean, as well as several shops of varying height. Using the bench on the right side, any character can reach jumping to the top of the shoe store. For ten seconds, the stage is stationary like this, but after that the camera begins to pan to the left.
As the camera moves, so too should the fighters, lest they get left behind and KO’d. In the middle of Main Street here, the gateway sign is a drop-thruable platform and this is a spot you can stand on the grass. The stairs in the background are purely aesthetic.
The final bit of the stage is on the left side of main street, ending with the museum and a cliff wall. If your character falls into the pointy-topped trees, you'll receive a bit of knock-up and some damage, but not a lot. It’ll stay at this last bit for another ten seconds before it starts slowly moving to the right again.
There are no other hazards. Animal Crossing is a chill game series- its stages should be similarly chill in nature.
Music
This stage will be interesting in that it will have the most songs that play on the stage and yet also the least selection.
The stage’s music will select whatever that current hour’s song is. Every hour has its own theme, as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4agGGyZFg
I'm in real estate, huh? Hmm...not sure if I could pull it off, but it might be worth a shot.Main Street
Animal Crossing New Leaf
I’ve never been a big Pikmin fan, but I’ve put anywhere between a little time and a whole hell of a LOT of time into every single Animal Crossing game (Save the mobile one) so I figured I’d go with something from that series. Unfortunately, between the two basic town-based stages and Tortimer Island, I didn’t feel like there was a lot to choose from. I briefly considered doing something atop of the train that you come to town on, but having just done something similar from Paper Mario I decided to rip off the MS Paint stage from Smash 4 instead.
The stage begins on the right side of Main Street from New Leaf, featuring the edge next to the ocean, as well as several shops of varying height. Using the bench on the right side, any character can reach jumping to the top of the shoe store. For ten seconds, the stage is stationary like this, but after that the camera begins to pan to the left.
As the camera moves, so too should the fighters, lest they get left behind and KO’d. In the middle of Main Street here, the gateway sign is a drop-thruable platform and this is a spot you can stand on the grass. The stairs in the background are purely aesthetic.
The final bit of the stage is on the left side of main street, ending with the museum and a cliff wall. If your character falls into the pointy-topped trees, you'll receive a bit of knock-up and some damage, but not a lot. It’ll stay at this last bit for another ten seconds before it starts slowly moving to the right again.
There are no other hazards. Animal Crossing is a chill game series- its stages should be similarly chill in nature.
Music
This stage will be interesting in that it will have the most songs that play on the stage and yet also the least selection.
The stage’s music will select whatever that current hour’s song is. Every hour has its own theme, as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4agGGyZFg
No worries. we can wait.
Round 19 grades have not been posted yet. I did get your final grade this morning but I only had time to get Round 20 started before I had to leave for work. I have a small moment here on break to give this update but Round 19 grades, while they will be posted today, won't be ready for a couple more hours.
Kevandre
GolisoPower
TKOWL
TheMarioaddict
PeridotGX
Guh-Huzzah!
Huh. Not the reason I thought you changed your vote. But I'll take it. I've been getting impatient waiting for the other Kirby round to happen anyway
