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Thanks got it corrected. Now.Jibanyan is third party.
At the same time, can you think of a reason why a series with such unique content to bring shouldn't be in Smash? What other series can bring the content, the music, the moveset that Wii Fit does?Wii Fit because I don't think just because something sells well it should be in Smash
GTA V sold well, doesn't mean we need a GTA character
There's a difference between "jumping the gun" and "don't need". Wii Fit came out in 2007 and Smash 4 came out in 2014; that's a 7 year difference compared to, say, Corrin, who was DLC before FE Fates was even released in the west. If you don't like Wii Fit Trainer, fine, whatever. But I don't think they jumped the gun on her.Wii Fit because I don't think just because something sells well it should be in Smash
GTA V sold well, doesn't mean we need a GTA character
Present. Ice Climber was my first game. I was ecstatic when I found out both climbers were fighters in Melee in 2005.Hell, do you think ANY Ice Climbers fans are actually fans of their origin game?
Corrin probably. Especially in my region where Fates was pushed back further and further.Piranha Plant is not "jumping the gun", I don't know why people are saying this. It has been a longtime staple of the main Mario series unlike bandwagon spinoff characters Waluigi and Geno.
When I say "jump the gun", I mean characters that were too new to be in Smash. Those that weren't at least a console generation old during their debut.
I disagree with your definition of jumping the gun then.Piranha Plant is not "jumping the gun", I don't know why people are saying this. It has been a longtime staple of the main Mario series unlike bandwagon spinoff characters Waluigi and Geno.
When I say "jump the gun", I mean characters that were too new to be in Smash. Those that weren't at least a console generation old during their debut.
I mean, I don't think the definition is really up for debate.I disagree with your definition of jumping the gun then.
Plant isn't a 'jump the gun'. You may be thinking 'jumping the shark' though which some may agree with. But I feel Plant is fine.The only characters I'd say are jumping the gun are Corrin, Incineroar and Piranha Plant, because I don't think they have any merit to justify their being in Smash. (Also I think the latter two have dreadful movesets, but that's not the main reason)
Said moveset also makes me think they forgot to model a zipper on Incineroar's back.Incineroar's move set is rad.
Wanna elaborate more on that?Said moveset also makes me think they forgot to model a zipper on Incineroar's back.
Said moveset also makes me think they forgot to model a zipper on Incineroar's back.
Eh, just blame it on the fact that Smash has never really properly balanced heavies for competitive. They have a major problem not giving heavies either range, mobility, or frames to keep up with the speedsters.Wanna elaborate more on that?
I wasn't citing Geno and Waluigi as new characters. I was referring to the misuse of "jump the gun" as meaning "didn't need", and I don't think we need spinoff characters.I mean, I don't think the definition is really up for debate.
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Unless you're arguing that there was never a proper time for Piranha Plant, then I think Quillion is right. Though to be fair, I also think Quillion is wrong in citing Geno and Waluigi as examples as they have been around for a long time.
Wanna elaborate more on that?
It has nothing to to with competitive viability, although I would like some more Pokemon that would be competitively viable. It has to do with Incineroar's moveset being entirely human. Greninja didn't have this problem, they made a moveset for a water-type frog ninja, not just a ninja.Eh, just blame it on the fact that Smash has never really properly balanced heavies for competitive. They have a major problem not giving heavies either range, mobility, or frames to keep up with the speedsters.
I think there are three / four routes they could go with herI'm surprised there's a lot of Pauline support. If she were playable, would people expect her to be the "dumping ground" for Mario's Cappy moves?
I mean, I don't think the definition is really up for debate.
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Unless you're arguing that there was never a proper time for Piranha Plant, then I think Quillion is right. Though to be fair, I also think Quillion is wrong in citing Geno and Waluigi as examples as they have been around for a long time.
Ah that's right, I got mixed up with jumping the shark. In that case yeah, only Corrin and Incineroar I'd say were jumping the gun. Well, Roy and Greninja too, but those ended up alright.Plant isn't a 'jump the gun'. You may be thinking 'jumping the shark' though which some may agree with. But I feel Plant is fine.
But I will be adamant (nature) that Incineroar's move set is rad. His move set, honestly, is one of the best in the game held back mostly by his dreadful speed and air mobility (Not just best because it's cool and flavorful to a big wrestling cat but the overall Incineroar has some great attacks. Up air is dumb, up smash is good, neutral b is silly, nair is amazing, the alolan whip is dope, fair and bair have pretty good range and power, tilt is crazy and his grabs are arguably some of the better ones in the game in a game with pretty bad grab since he at least gets confirms off one of the throws and KO throws with two of them, and just the general insane amount of intangibility/invulnerability' on his limbs during most attacks is crazy).
I've seen more support for the idea of her using Mini-Marios and the like.I'm surprised there's a lot of Pauline support. If she were playable, would people expect her to be the "dumping ground" for Mario's Cappy moves?
im with you inceneroar feels more like a generic wrestler than inceneroarIt has nothing to to with competitive viability, although I would like some more Pokemon that would be competitively viable. It has to do with Incineroar's moveset being entirely human. Greninja didn't have this problem, they made a moveset for a water-type frog ninja, not just a ninja.
It’s so weird how people insist that any Nintendo character not in yet should never be because they’re “bottom of the barrel” and then full on soyface at Piranha Plant, whose entire appeal begins and ends at being as bottom of the barrel as humanly possible.
— Iron Joe - Ashley & Red for whatever can have ‘em (@IronJoeBro) October 13, 2019
You don’t have to hate Plant or want anyone I do but at least be consistent in your reasoning.
— Iron Joe - Ashley & Red for whatever can have ‘em (@IronJoeBro) October 13, 2019
yeah itd annoy me tooBeen saying this for a while now.
It would really annoy me if the Plant was actually the last 1st Party character to get in the final Smash game to bring back every veteran.
Personally I envision her hitting people with her mic stand, kicking out with a twirl for her down smash, final smash is obviously "Jump Up Super Star" which forces those within range to get their groove on(represented by taunting) leaving them open to attack similar to Peach and Daisy without the healing option.I'm surprised there's a lot of Pauline support. If she were playable, would people expect her to be the "dumping ground" for Mario's Cappy moves?
Well, that was pretty much Rosalina for Mario's Luma moves, it makes sense as she's one of the big symbols of Odyssey just like Rosalina was for Galaxy.I'm surprised there's a lot of Pauline support. If she were playable, would people expect her to be the "dumping ground" for Mario's Cappy moves?
At least having Lumas fight against Rosalina made sense for them. Pauline doesn't even use a Bonneter at all.Well, that was pretty much Rosalina for Mario's Luma moves, it makes sense as she's one of the big symbols of Odyssey just like Rosalina was for Galaxy.
There is one that plays in her band but regarding your previous question. Pauline is more associated with music.At least having Lumas fight against Rosalina made sense for them. Pauline doesn't even use a Bonneter at all.
That guy is so close to figuring out that Plant's fanbase is 95% meme spouting btfo-culture obsessed twitter dwellers. Like he's right on the cusp of it lolBeen saying this for a while now.
It’s so weird how people insist that any Nintendo character not in yet should never be because they’re “bottom of the barrel” and then full on soyface at Piranha Plant, whose entire appeal begins and ends at being as bottom of the barrel as humanly possible.
— Iron Joe - Ashley & Red for whatever can have ‘em (@IronJoeBro) October 13, 2019
It would really annoy me if the Plant was actually the last 1st Party character to get in the final Smash game to bring back every veteran.You don’t have to hate Plant or want anyone I do but at least be consistent in your reasoning.
— Iron Joe - Ashley & Red for whatever can have ‘em (@IronJoeBro) October 13, 2019
I think he/she already knows that.That guy is so close to figuring out that Plant's fanbase is 95% meme spouting btfo-culture obsessed twitter dwellers. Like he's right on the cusp of it lol
Spinoff characters are a weird one for Mario I feel. Daisy is basically a spinoff character lest you count her appearance in Mario Land, which if you did, would make her a one shot.I'm a fan of Plant just for broadening Smash's horizons. Now enemies are on the table, which is much better than putting in spinoff characters or one-shots.
Just because it happened once doesn't mean it'll be recurring. Sakurai thought the heroes would be a better DQ rep than Slime, for example. And they're considerably more of a mascot for their franchise than Piranha Plant!I'm a fan of Plant just for broadening Smash's horizons. Now enemies are on the table, which is much better than putting in spinoff characters or one-shots.
This is difficult to agree with. YES, I'm happy enemies are on the table but some amazing characters are currently one shots.I'm a fan of Plant just for broadening Smash's horizons. Now enemies are on the table, which is much better than putting in spinoff characters or one-shots.
Are they, though? As of right now, we still have to see an actual first-party character for DLC that isn't Plant. And even if we do finally get one, I doubt that they would give use another mook for this game's DLC.I'm a fan of Plant just for broadening Smash's horizons. Now enemies are on the table, which is much better than putting in spinoff characters or one-shots.
Are they though? I'd much rather we have spinoffs and one-shots over generic mooks, myself. At least characters like Waluigi, Skull Kid, and Geno have somewhat of a unique identity. I'd take any of those characters over a Bokoblin or Goomba anyday.I'm a fan of Plant just for broadening Smash's horizons. Now enemies are on the table, which is much better than putting in spinoff characters or one-shots.
Enemies are icons of an entire series in themselves instead of icons of side things or just one game.Are they though? I'd much rather we have spinoffs and one-shots over generic mooks, myself. At least characters like Waluigi, Skull Kid, and Geno have somewhat of a unique identity. I'd take any of those characters over a Bokoblin or Goomba anyday.
Doesn’t mean they are important enough to be playable in an All Star Crossover game. People remember side characters and one offs far more than generic mooks. Static objects and items are also icons of series, doesn’t mean a brick block or a mushroom should be playable in Smash.Enemies are icons of an entire series in themselves instead of icons of side things or just one game.
Goku is also more iconic than most in the roster, doesn’t mean he should be in.Pirahna Plant is more iconic than most of the roster, as well as almost all of the mooted newcomers.