smashkirby
Smash Hero
As I've said in the past, I'd sort of like Isabelle to be to Super Smash Bros. what Roll is to Capcom's "vs." series.
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Uhhh, she looks captivating using it? Haha If you can't see it though, that might say something, considering you have more knowledge on the character.Why a golf club though? She's never used one. She could have a glow wand if a stick-like weapon is what you're after.
I like the idea of her using a megaphone to create a shockwave though. Suits her to a T too.
I said this somewhere. Haha I thought of a sorceress having attacks based on accidentals, innocent and cute. Yes definite. Let Isabelle's attacks be generally accidental. It'd give a fresh gimmick, if that's the right word for it and unique.I believe Isabelle is the only A-List Nintendo character that hasn't become playable in Smash Bros (excluding the Inklings whom have already been confirmed). I'd say she is deserving and has a good shot of making it in, unless they rather she reprises her role as an Assist Trophy. I'd be ok either way, but I think she would be more fun playable.
My only hang-up on her is that she seems too nice to be a fighter. However, I guess that could be remedied by making all of her "attacks" cosmetically appear as accidents from non-violent actions. I like the concept of using the Public Works as "attacks" since it both incorporates her in-game actions as well as gives her a way to "hit" her foes without being the aggressor.
Animal Crossing is definitely deserving of a 2nd rep at the most. Its a big enough IP. We really don't need Isabelle to be like Villager since she's literally her own character.I quite like Isabelle, and think she would be a great face to see in the game.
That said, I would be most satisfied if she, with several other animal buddies, were just more costumes for Villager.
We don't need her to be like Villager, but it doesnt make much sense for her to not be like villager, either.Animal Crossing is definitely deserving of a 2nd rep at the most. Its a big enough IP. We really don't need Isabelle to be like Villager since she's literally her own character.
Nah, my dude. Isabelle, lives in the village but, you don't actually see her as a villager. Isabelle has a different status than the typical villagers and, is an assistant of a higher up. She's good.We don't need her to be like Villager, but it doesnt make much sense for her to not be like villager, either.
In sticking with the dynamics of the world, it makes most sense to me to have all village characters be equal. Everyone does the exact same actions in every single game. There is no reason to give them different movesets which take away from their integrity of the game world.
So is your response that Isabelle should be given a moveset based around being a secretary?Nah, my dude. Isabelle, lives in the village but, you don't actually see her as a villager. Isabelle has a different status than the typical villagers and, is an assistant of a higher up. She's good.
It doesn't need to. Smash is established, for one of the reasons it knows how to give characters self defenses they would theoretically use. And, there's more to Isabelle's character than an alt, my dude.So is your response that Isabelle should be given a moveset based around being a secretary?
That certainly does not scream anything of the mechanics of the Animal Crossing world.
On the contrary, Isabelle being the assistant to the mayor gives her what she needs to be unique while representing AC perfectly. She's who you go to for changing Ordinances and various town settings, creating Public Works Projects, and setting up the various celebrations for the holidays. Isabelle isn't known for doing the things Villager does, besides being associated with Lloid I guess. She can have a similar pestering playstyle as Villager and share similar animations for a few things, but like the other unique NPCs like Tom Nook or KK Slider she's her own person.So is your response that Isabelle should be given a moveset based around being a secretary?
That certainly does not scream anything of the mechanics of the Animal Crossing world.
I suppose the point could be argued that celebrating holidays, creating community spaces, and things of those nature are other components of the play-style in Animal Crossing, and thusly, are core mechanics of the franchise that themselves deserve recognition.On the contrary, Isabelle being the assistant to the mayor gives her what she needs to be unique while representing AC perfectly. She's who you go to for changing Ordinances and various town settings, creating Public Works Projects, and setting up the various celebrations for the holidays. Isabelle isn't known for doing the things Villager does, besides being associated with Lloid I guess. She can have a similar pestering playstyle as Villager and share similar animations for a few things, but like the other unique NPCs like Tom Nook or KK Slider she's her own person.
You're definitely right that would suit her to a T. I actually toyed around with that idea as I was making her moveset, but I never gave it any serious thought. Down smash could summon the Able Sisters either side to do some clothing shenanigans, up smash could have her bring Wisp out of his lamp, recovery could be Pete flapping his wings as hard as he can or Gulliver in his UFO, a projectile special could be summoning Celeste to look at the stars only for a falling star to shoot down at an angle from overhead. There's more than enough material when combining the different important characters for a good unique moveset too.If she had a moveset based around trying to get other Animal Crossers to come join the scene (perhaps even help her battle), that may seal the deal for me. An ally-assisted character actually does fit her quite well.
Im not sure I like the idea of her summoning characters to attack... that really seems like it belongs inherently to a revamped Pokemon Trainer, or a character like Yugioh (but not Yugioh of course).You're definitely right that would suit her to a T. I actually toyed around with that idea as I was making her moveset, but I never gave it any serious thought. Down smash could summon the Able Sisters either side to do some clothing shenanigans, up smash could have her bring Wisp out of his lamp, recovery could be Pete flapping his wings as hard as he can or Gulliver in his UFO, a projectile special could be summoning Celeste to look at the stars only for a falling star to shoot down at an angle from overhead. There's more than enough material when combining the different important characters for a good unique moveset too.
Just purely assisting Isabelle? I suppose that could work as well. She could cycle through summons with the B button. Cyrus could build something to act as a wall, Tom Nook could throw out projectiles for Issy to pick up, that sort of thing? What about debuffs to opponents as well? Cause Leif could plant a flower field to slow down opponents ground speeds.Im not sure I like the idea of her summoning characters to attack... that really seems like it belongs inherently to a revamped Pokemon Trainer, or a character like Yugioh (but not Yugioh of course).
Instead, I would think these characters offer different types of buffs. One runs ahead of you to build a new bridge (it collapses if someone else uses it, but Isabelle is able to use it), or something else along this line in some way. Not actually attacking.
A major trap in Mr Resetti.Just purely assisting Isabelle? I suppose that could work as well. She could cycle through summons with the B button. Cyrus could build something to act as a wall, Tom Nook could throw out projectiles for Issy to pick up, that sort of thing? What about debuffs to opponents as well? Cause Leif could plant a flower field to slow down opponents ground speeds.
I don't think we've had a character who is more focused on aiding allies over a strong solo performance, that would be very interesting to see.A major trap in Mr Resetti.
That poor, attacked, player won't cause anyone trouble any time soon.
In other words, Isabelle would be built around her ability to be helpful in double smash games.
I have to agree with this. Summoning is like purely Naruto. Haha I want Isabelle to play as if she's the hostage.Im not sure I like the idea of her summoning characters to attack... that really seems like it belongs inherently to a revamped Pokemon Trainer, or a character like Yugioh (but not Yugioh of course).
Instead, I would think these characters offer different types of buffs. One runs ahead of you to build a new bridge (it collapses if someone else uses it, but Isabelle is able to use it), or something else along this line in some way. Not actually attacking.
..hostage? How is that related to animal crossing?I have to agree with this. Summoning is like purely Naruto. Haha I want Isabelle to play as if she's the hostage.
Actually, she has yet to be wasted. For some characters, you can tell that them reaching assist trophy is a big enough step. Only if she's exclusively just an assist trophy in Smash Switch, then.Isabelle has become the face of animal crossing
She’s wasted as an assist trophy she needs to join the battle herself
The stigma is that people can't see her fighting. Everything that people can see her doing. Villager already does. I think she actually has a really good chance to be in Smash with a lot of potential, but I can't blame anyone for not seeing it too.I'm genuinely shocked there isn't more talk about Isabelle. She seems like one of the most obvious choices outside the already included Inklings.
Maybe I'll start voting her in the Rate Their Chances thread, I'd be curious to see the results.
We definitely need to rate her (and Tom Nook) as soon as possible. It will be interesting to see how people perceive Isabelle's chances. Whether we get specific context of why Isabelle would not work as a fighter for those people, I am not sure. Isabelle is among the most weirdly perceived characters in the Smash speculation community (Alongside Tom Nook).I'm genuinely shocked there isn't more talk about Isabelle. She seems like one of the most obvious choices outside the already included Inklings.
Maybe I'll start voting her in the Rate Their Chances thread, I'd be curious to see the results.
Isabelle is one of those characters you have to see from Sakurai first like Pac-Man, then get hyped. She should get more attention after the reveal trailer and everyone will be blown away.The stigma is that people can't see her fighting. Everything that people can see her doing. Villager already does. I think she actually has a really good chance to be in Smash with a lot of potential, but I can't blame anyone for not seeing it too.
So true. Honestly, I couldn't fathom how any Animal Crossing character could fight and was stunned that Villager made it in. After playing as the character, I found him/her to be one of the most fun newcomers in the game.Isabelle is one of those characters you have to see from Sakurai first like Pac-Man, then get hyped. She should get more attention after the reveal trailer and everyone will be blown away.
I think I'm in love!Here's my Isabelle moveset.
Only one I can think of is some Nook fans think she's too new/less iconic to be the second choice, and that Nook should be instead.What are all of the common arguments against Isabelle you have seen when her chances are brought up in a Smash Bros. discussion? I know there is her being too non-combatant and Villager being sufficable representation. But are there any other arguments that have been brought up? I need something to fill in my already large analysis I made for RTC.
She's not a fighter and as an assistant she's the perfect assist trophy are some of the common ones I've seen.What are all of the common arguments against Isabelle you have seen when her chances are brought up in a Smash Bros. discussion? I know there is her being too non-combatant and Villager being sufficable representation. But are there any other arguments that have been brought up? I need something to fill in my already large analysis I made for RTC.
He mentioned the first one. The second one isn't really a reason against herShe's not a fighter and as an assistant she's the perfect assist trophy are some of the common ones I've seen.
Both of you mention arguments that aren't potentially against her. Tom Nook, I never got the appeal of this dude.He mentioned the first one. The second one isn't really a reason against her
If Animal Crossing is going to get another character it is going to be between those 2. Just because you don't like Tom Nook doesn't mean people haven't raised this point. It's a legitimate thing to address, especially in a write-up about her chances, bruh.Both of you mention arguments that aren't potentially against her. Tom Nook, I never got the appeal of this dude.
Tom Nook should REALLY just remain Villager's Final Smash, if he gets a new smash, really shows what he's supposed to do. Isabelle is a clever case.
Tom Nook, isn't getting into Smash.If Animal Crossing is going to get another character it is going to be between those 2. Just because you don't like Tom Nook doesn't mean people haven't raised this point. It's a legitimate thing to address, especially in a write-up about her chances, bruh.
Great argument you got thereTom Nook, isn't getting into Smash.
He's dull.