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Sadly, I agree. There isn't much there to make a moveset, and other than sport and party games, he hasn't done anything. I doubt a Waluigi game is even a thought in Nintendo's minds, but if it ever happens, maybe then.
He's been in the grave since the Smash Direct.
Oh....He's been in the grave since the Smash Direct.
I never supported Doc Louis for a playable character, but that was still beautiful.[collapse=Doc Louis]
Jerome "Doc" Louis, Trainer of Champions[/collapse]
Franchise: Punch-Out
Debut: Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (1987)
Death: February 13, 2014
Role: Little Mac's Victory Pose
"There are many ways to eat a chocolate, but there is only one way to eat a chocolate bar."
Everyone has heard of Little Mac. He's a legend. Mac proved that he was the best boxer in the world when he took the title from Mike Tyson, and he pushed the boundaries of human strength in a bout against Donkey Kong. Thousands of kids around the world look up to and admire Mac for being such an inspirational figure.
However, Mac was once a nobody. Forget fighting for the title--most clubs wouldn't even permit Mac to fight because of his size. For much of Mac's career, it looked like he would never go anywhere. No one would give him the time of day.
Doc Louis is the man who changed Little Mac's destiny. The Doc was a famous boxer in his time, and he decided to take Mac under his wing. Doc Louis dedicated all his time and effort into building up Mac's strength and teaching him the skills needed to become a real champion. Without Doc, there would have been no legend. Without Doc, Mac would never have made it to Smash.
Doc gave up his own chance of getting into the Smash tournament when he started to train Little Mac. It's a sacrifice that he'll never regret. He'll always be cheering Mac on from the stands, and he'll join the kid every time he wins a match to help celebrate the accomplishment.
Because I took so long, someone managed to beat me to Shadow. Ah well.
[collapse=Doc Louis]
Jerome "Doc" Louis, Trainer of Champions[/collapse]
Franchise: Punch-Out
Debut: Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (1987)
Death: February 13, 2014
Role: Little Mac's Victory Pose
"There are many ways to eat a chocolate, but there is only one way to eat a chocolate bar."
Everyone has heard of Little Mac. He's a legend. Mac proved that he was the best boxer in the world when he took the title from Mike Tyson, and he pushed the boundaries of human strength in a bout against Donkey Kong. Thousands of kids around the world look up to and admire Mac for being such an inspirational figure.
However, Mac was once a nobody. Forget fighting for the title--most clubs wouldn't even permit Mac to fight because of his size. For much of Mac's career, it looked like he would never go anywhere. No one would give him the time of day.
Doc Louis is the man who changed Little Mac's destiny. The Doc was a famous boxer in his time, and he decided to take Mac under his wing. Doc Louis dedicated all his time and effort into building up Mac's strength and teaching him the skills needed to become a real champion. Without Doc, there would have been no legend. Without Doc, Mac would never have made it to Smash.
Doc gave up his own chance of getting into the Smash tournament when he started to train Little Mac. It's a sacrifice that he'll never regret. He'll always be cheering Mac on from the stands, and he'll join the kid every time he wins a match to help celebrate the accomplishment.
Because I took so long, someone managed to beat me to Shadow. Ah well.
Not that anyone was expecting either of them...
Is he even getting one? He really didn't have much supporters at all, and his chances were always really slim
We have Eevee in the grave. I think Sable Prince is allowed one.
Yeah, lol I was just wondering.We have Eevee in the grave. I think Sable Prince is allowed one.
Chandelure is usually responsible for making the graves.
First of all, it's Axew not Axel
Why ice climbers and Jiggly? Neither appeared on the box art for brawl.
Ice...climbers...is made by nintendo and theres no troll head after ice climbers
xD Haha, it's because there's this person who loves when I bring up Jigglypuff.
False.
Yeah but it kind of disconfirms him since it has the 'special guests' on the back, showing the other 3rd parties.
But fire emblem is not 3rd party though
He's talking Snake. Without Konami, it's likely we won't see him this time around.
[collapse=Doc Louis]
Jerome "Doc" Louis, Trainer of Champions[/collapse]
Franchise: Punch-Out
Debut: Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (1987)
Death: February 13, 2014
Role: Little Mac's Victory Pose
"There are many ways to eat a chocolate, but there is only one way to eat a chocolate bar."
Everyone has heard of Little Mac. He's a legend. Mac proved that he was the best boxer in the world when he took the title from Mike Tyson, and he pushed the boundaries of human strength in a bout against Donkey Kong. Thousands of kids around the world look up to and admire Mac for being such an inspirational figure.
However, Mac was once a nobody. Forget fighting for the title--most clubs wouldn't even permit Mac to fight because of his size. For much of Mac's career, it looked like he would never go anywhere. No one would give him the time of day.
Doc Louis is the man who changed Little Mac's destiny. The Doc was a famous boxer in his time, and he decided to take Mac under his wing. Doc Louis dedicated all his time and effort into building up Mac's strength and teaching him the skills needed to become a real champion. Without Doc, there would have been no legend. Without Doc, Mac would never have made it to Smash.
Doc gave up his own chance of getting into the Smash tournament when he started to train Little Mac. It's a sacrifice that he'll never regret. He'll always be cheering Mac on from the stands, and he'll join the kid every time he wins a match to help celebrate the accomplishment.
Because I took so long, someone managed to beat me to Shadow. Ah well.
