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Oh. Well, it does still seem like a small number.We had four in brawl.
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Oh. Well, it does still seem like a small number.We had four in brawl.
Honestly I would be super disappointed with this. My main was cut, and no Newcomers I am interested in. But someone asked if it would hurt overall sales of the game, which I don't think it would. I would still buy it.We could replace Mewtwo with someone else, tho.
But what about the Zelda and Metroid hints at the direct ?
Wii Fit Trainer was a shoo-in?I'm for the truth.
"Goddess Palutena" is a HUGE red flag against it, but "Mii Fighter" gives it a little more credit. Until we see more characters, ones that weren't shoo-ins there's no possible way to know if it's legit or not.
First: I demanded you prove me wrong 'cause you can't. You have no evidence to the contrary 'cept a crappy concept art picture from Ruby/Sapphire, and that's hardly ironclad stuff.
Second: I made a claim, all the evidence I posted points to it being right. You voluntarily chose to ignore it.
I'm sorry, but beyond a shadow of a doubt, they knew what Greninja was, what he was called and that they wanted him in Smash when you people were assuming the guy had 'faulty data' or 'old information'. There's no proof this is the case anymore, and I'll show you why.
Here's the Greninja line's concept art.
Goodness me, this looks like something that took months upon months to make and not the cluster**** that was your stupid Latiken concept art. It didn't take months to make. That was drawn up in about a half a day, tops. The funny thing is that I gave legitimate proof of MY claims, but you just kinda rationalized it. "Oh no, he made an assumption on the date!" Well, no duh, like I said, I'm not a Pokemon or Smash developer, I can only make assumptions based on the information I have because we don't have extremely accurate dates. Last I checked, though, it doesn't take a WHOLE YEAR to finalize concept art for video games. Let's do some of that 'analytical, logical' thinking with all the evidence we have.
X/Y Idea: June 2010
X/Y Conceptualized (Start): September 2010
Kid Icarus Uprising (Release): March 22nd, 2012
X/Y Release: October 12th, 2013
When did they finalize everything for X and Y? No-one knows, but I'm willing to eat a hat if it took them longer than 18 months to finalize the Pokemon concept art. Sakurai already stated that he wouldn't be working on Smash until Kid Icarus Uprising was done, so chances are he was starting work on Smash as early as January/February 2012, but who actually knows? At any rate, let's look at the evidence. Thanks to Sakurai, we now know that:
* They knew they wanted a Pokemon from X and Y on the roster from the beginning.
Fair enough, it's not Smash without at least one new Pokemon, right? Might as well take from the game that's being developed right now.
* They didn't want to wait for Pokemon X/Y to release to decide.
Smash has gotta get done, they can't wait for X and Y to release to start putting things into stone.
* They look at concept art, decide upon Greninja.
If X/Y Pokemon was a placeholder, it wasn't a placeholder for particularly long. These guys had access to Pokemon concept art to decide early on what they wanted, and likely at Gamefreak's behest (we already know Gamefreak is more involved with the process of character selection with their IP than others are), they probably settled on Greninja very quickly. I doubt they went through every single piece of concept art, and I'm willing to guarantee that they went to the starters first for ideas.
* Greninja's popularity was a happy coincidence.
Seems like Gamefreak and Sakurai's judgment were pretty good. People love their frogs.
Clearly you can because it EXISTS. And I JUST SHOWED IT TO YOU.
Huh. Interesting thing to say after saying:
Yeah, it does bring a few things to question, doesn't it?
Look, I'm not trying to spout out things as fact, because at the end of the day, all we have are what we're given and dates we can compare. Sakurai's not going to come out and give us all the information we need to debunk the leak 'cause, honestly, it's impossible to debunk at this juncture. I'm taking the information and evidence I've been given and making something of it. Again, you guys choose to ignore it and rationalize it, but that's your prerogative.
The guy didn't want to keep it a surprise because he names everything else by name.
The guy clearly has access to some kind of roster-related information, to turn around and correct his first leak with the revelation of 'Mii Fighters'. I'd say chances are, he probably works at E3 or with Nintendo for E3, maybe marketing/public relations. Makes sense, since he never predicts anything outside of what has shown up at E3 so far and nothing else.
If the guy had access to the roster, he should have known Rosalina was coming, and Greninja was the name of the Pokemon. Since he doesn't mention either of them by name, that lends credence to the E3 theory, as both are characters mentioned outside of E3 that he completely misses.
So, to end:
* The guy is either upper/middle-management at Los Angeles Convention Center, OR public relations/marketing for Nintendo of America assigned to E3-related tasks.
* The guy never once accurately notes characters announced outside of E3. Notable exception is Little Mac, but..
* Assuming the first is fact, that means they DID legitimately plan to reveal the entire first leak at E3 '13, but didn't for whatever reason, maybe to draw information out or save it for next year.
* Chances are, since past behavior is a great indicator of future behavior, all six characters won't be announced at this E3, either. What we have right now is likely what we're going to get.
* This means the guy never had any legitimate access to the entire roster, which explains why there's no mention of Rosalina and no accurate mention of Greninja.
* Him knowing about Chrom, Shulk and Chorus Men likely means that they knew what they might want to show at E3 as far back as the Smash Direct. Chances are, they probably had the trailers ready as far back as then.
So, thanks to the Greninja information Sakurai gave us, we can extrapolate that:
tl;dr: The guy never had access to the full roster to begin with, so there's more characters to come than has been leaked, because there's no E3 between now and 3DS/Wii U version's release date. The Gematsu Leak's characters do NOT make up the final roster, which is excellent news.
And here you thought I was trying to debunk the leak. Just goes to show the lengths some of you guys go to ignore evidence, huh?
Theres no evidence that Sakurai likes Lucas more than Ness. All I see is that Sakurai was going to promote Mother 3 with Lucas, but since it was delayed decided against it.WHY THE **** DOES EVERYBODY THINK LUCAS IS GOING TO BE CUT?!?!?! Seriously, people need to remember Lucas almost replaced Ness in Melee but didn't because Mother 3 was delayed. Also let's remember that Mother 3 is pretty popular in Japan (not massively popular as some people claim, but still popular). Sakurai LIKES Lucas and I don't think he'll be going anywhere.
Besides, Lucas > Ness
This reads like self-deprecating humor.Nah, dude, see, the guy never mentioned that Pac-Man is based off of his Pac-Man World form and that he turns into Retro Pac-Man. Not to mention, he never mentions Game & Watch coming back, so there's definitely something wrong here. Plus, anyone could have guessed Pac-Man, why's anyone surprised here? Plus, he never mentions you can't use Mii Fighter online, either. Just, enormous holes in the leak, guys. The Gematsu Leak is a huge farce and you guys are totally buying into it. Seriously, why do you guys cling to it? Wake up, sheeple.
Just foolin'. I'm honestly more upset about not being able to see the reveal trailer than me potentially being wrong. The more I hear about Pac-Man the more interested I am to see him in action. Pretty hype.
Great day to be a Smash fan.
So, here's my question. If the leaker is, in fact, an E3 worker and not someone working on the game itself, what is there to suggest he got any information outside of what was revealed at E3? I mean, him having E3 information would explain things like Wii Fit Trainer and Mii Fighters, but he hasn't exactly proven himself outside of those E3 reveals. He got Little Mac and Palutena right, but then again, most of us did too. There's also the Pokemon from X and Y thing, which I guess can be taken either way. He hasn't gotten anything that significantly boosts his credibility outside of the E3 reveals. So assuming your E3 theory is correct, how do we know for sure that all the other "leaked" information is accurate?First: I demanded you prove me wrong 'cause you can't. You have no evidence to the contrary 'cept a crappy concept art picture from Ruby/Sapphire, and that's hardly ironclad stuff.
Second: I made a claim, all the evidence I posted points to it being right. You voluntarily chose to ignore it.
I'm sorry, but beyond a shadow of a doubt, they knew what Greninja was, what he was called and that they wanted him in Smash when you people were assuming the guy had 'faulty data' or 'old information'. There's no proof this is the case anymore, and I'll show you why.
Here's the Greninja line's concept art.
Goodness me, this looks like something that took months upon months to make and not the cluster**** that was your stupid Latiken concept art. It didn't take months to make. That was drawn up in about a half a day, tops. The funny thing is that I gave legitimate proof of MY claims, but you just kinda rationalized it. "Oh no, he made an assumption on the date!" Well, no duh, like I said, I'm not a Pokemon or Smash developer, I can only make assumptions based on the information I have because we don't have extremely accurate dates. Last I checked, though, it doesn't take a WHOLE YEAR to finalize concept art for video games. Let's do some of that 'analytical, logical' thinking with all the evidence we have.
X/Y Idea: June 2010
X/Y Conceptualized (Start): September 2010
Kid Icarus Uprising (Release): March 22nd, 2012
X/Y Release: October 12th, 2013
When did they finalize everything for X and Y? No-one knows, but I'm willing to eat a hat if it took them longer than 18 months to finalize the Pokemon concept art. Sakurai already stated that he wouldn't be working on Smash until Kid Icarus Uprising was done, so chances are he was starting work on Smash as early as January/February 2012, but who actually knows? At any rate, let's look at the evidence. Thanks to Sakurai, we now know that:
* They knew they wanted a Pokemon from X and Y on the roster from the beginning.
Fair enough, it's not Smash without at least one new Pokemon, right? Might as well take from the game that's being developed right now.
* They didn't want to wait for Pokemon X/Y to release to decide.
Smash has gotta get done, they can't wait for X and Y to release to start putting things into stone.
* They look at concept art, decide upon Greninja.
If X/Y Pokemon was a placeholder, it wasn't a placeholder for particularly long. These guys had access to Pokemon concept art to decide early on what they wanted, and likely at Gamefreak's behest (we already know Gamefreak is more involved with the process of character selection with their IP than others are), they probably settled on Greninja very quickly. I doubt they went through every single piece of concept art, and I'm willing to guarantee that they went to the starters first for ideas.
* Greninja's popularity was a happy coincidence.
Seems like Gamefreak and Sakurai's judgment were pretty good. People love their frogs.
Clearly you can because it EXISTS. And I JUST SHOWED IT TO YOU.
Huh. Interesting thing to say after saying:
Yeah, it does bring a few things to question, doesn't it?
Look, I'm not trying to spout out things as fact, because at the end of the day, all we have are what we're given and dates we can compare. Sakurai's not going to come out and give us all the information we need to debunk the leak 'cause, honestly, it's impossible to debunk at this juncture. I'm taking the information and evidence I've been given and making something of it. Again, you guys choose to ignore it and rationalize it, but that's your prerogative.
The guy didn't want to keep it a surprise because he names everything else by name.
The guy clearly has access to some kind of roster-related information, to turn around and correct his first leak with the revelation of 'Mii Fighters'. I'd say chances are, he probably works at E3 or with Nintendo for E3, maybe marketing/public relations. Makes sense, since he never predicts anything outside of what has shown up at E3 so far and nothing else.
If the guy had access to the roster, he should have known Rosalina was coming, and Greninja was the name of the Pokemon. Since he doesn't mention either of them by name, that lends credence to the E3 theory, as both are characters mentioned outside of E3 that he completely misses.
So, to end:
* The guy is either upper/middle-management at Los Angeles Convention Center, OR public relations/marketing for Nintendo of America assigned to E3-related tasks.
* The guy never once accurately notes characters announced outside of E3. Notable exception is Little Mac, but..
* Assuming the first is fact, that means they DID legitimately plan to reveal the entire first leak at E3 '13, but didn't for whatever reason, maybe to draw information out or save it for next year.
* Chances are, since past behavior is a great indicator of future behavior, all six characters won't be announced at this E3, either. What we have right now is likely what we're going to get.
* This means the guy never had any legitimate access to the entire roster, which explains why there's no mention of Rosalina and no accurate mention of Greninja.
* Him knowing about Chrom, Shulk and Chorus Men likely means that they knew what they might want to show at E3 as far back as the Smash Direct. Chances are, they probably had the trailers ready as far back as then.
So, thanks to the Greninja information Sakurai gave us, we can extrapolate that:
tl;dr: The guy never had access to the full roster to begin with, so there's more characters to come than has been leaked, because there's no E3 between now and 3DS/Wii U version's release date. The Gematsu Leak's characters do NOT make up the final roster, which is excellent news.
And here you thought I was trying to debunk the leak. Just goes to show the lengths some of you guys go to ignore evidence, huh?
When was Palutena likely? In my book if KI were to get another character it'd be Magnus or Pittoo.Remember the days when we all agreed that Chorus Men and Chorus Men only was what would confirm this leak? Yeah, it was only like 24 hours ago but it feels like forever.
We got three of the most likely newcomers at E3 handed to us, nothing to make a big thing about. The 1st Sal leak is most likely true but jury's out on the 2nd one.
I never said that Sakurai likes Lucas more than Ness, I just said he likes him. After Ike being revealed, I'm sure Lucas will be back too.Theres no evidence that Sakurai likes Lucas more than Ness. All I see is that Sakurai was going to promote Mother 3 with Lucas, but since it was delayed decided against it.
Just to mention a few non-Gematsu reasons.When was Palutena likely? In my book if KI were to get another character it'd be Magnus or Pittoo.
Thing is, we don't know if it's accurate. It's pretty much the only thing about the leak left that we can scrutinize at this point. I don't think we have enough information all around to really say for sure. It would stand to reason, I'd imagine, that if he's in marketing/public relations, he'd probably be aware of there being DLC characters, especially if they wind up being tied to those NFC figurines. Since no-one here really has any idea how Nintendo functions internally, we can only guess.So assuming your E3 theory is correct, how do we know for sure that all the other "leaked" information is accurate?
We got 3 last E3, we got 3 this E3. I'm not hoping for any more.I read someone say that if they haven't decided whether to cut either Lucas or Ness therefore the roster wouldn't be finalized, but couldn't the intended roster be finalized and they are making cuts due to issues? If they chose all the characters at the beginning, chances are they drop a few along the way. Idk. I just want at least one more big time hype character to be revealed at E3...
I guess I can see that logic. Last E3 was the reveal, and this E3 was potentially the last big event before the 3DS release. The 3DS date being later than expected definitely gives them room to spread the hype. Giving us more characters now might give the hype too much time to die off.We got 3 last E3, we got 3 this E3. I'm not hoping for any more.
These patterns aren't likely to continue. Sakurai mentioned awhile back that there probably won't be as many newcomers this time around around.In brawl, if we refer each game as a gen, we had ;
-4 gen 1 unlockables (Luigi, Purin, Ness, Falcon)
-4 gen 2 unlockables (Falco, Marth, Ganondorf, G&W)
-4 gen 3 unlockables (LUCARIO, Toon Link, Wolf, ROB) without counting Snake and Sonic who were known before release.
If following this patern, we will have between 16 and 20 unlockables (if 3rd party characters are too).
We should get at most four more newcomers.
Ah, my mistake.He didn't say "Participating at E3", just "Participating". That shouldn't count against anything, unless it had been directly stated.
The "Goddess Palutena" thing is true, but nonetheless, she showed up.And about ****ing time, too.
Thing is, we don't know if that information is accurate. I think someone pointed out that we don't really have any proof of any other things he's said besides the roster has actually been accurate, but hey, maybe someone can tell me otherwise. So I just kinda assumed it'd be bullcrap filler. Really, who knows?@ ChunkyBeef The only problem with the theory that the leaker is an E3/Public Relations guy is his apparent inside knowledge of the Ness vs Lucas debate. That has nothing to do with E3 or public announcements Plus, if he was in public relations for Nintendo, he would have known about the ZSS/Sheik stand-alone reveals from the Direct.
Can't even fathom how high up they'd have to be to have access to information like Ness/Lucas internal debates without worrying they'd get caught. That sort of information would narrow things down real fast if it were actually accurate, besides a number of other things.So where does that leave us? I think Sal's source is even higher up, especially since Sal seems to have connections in other areas of the industry. But then you'll ask: "Why not know about Rosalina? Why was he left out?"
I'm willing to not throw anything out. I just preferred to be brightly optimistic about it. Hope for the best, y'know?this very well could be the final roster. I wouldn't be so sure that there is more to come. Possible, sure. But not necessarily probable.
Well, Lucas potentially being cut IS roster information, so there's that (although he didn't seem so sure). The fact that there was a debate could always be heard via word of mouth in the building. Word of mouth travels really fast. The source doesn't necessarily have to be incredibly high up, but it could be someone a little lower on the totem pole that is friends with someone higher-up. Example:Thing is, we don't know if that information is accurate. I think someone pointed out that we don't really have any proof of any other things he's said besides the roster has actually been accurate, but hey, maybe someone can tell me otherwise. So I just kinda assumed it'd be bullcrap filler. Really, who knows?
The rest of your arguments are definitely valid, though.
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. Still, the guy's been 100% accurate so far with newcomers. Veterans haven't really come up, as has been pointed out before, so I just assumed it was filler. Either way, as long as one or the other gets in the game I'm pretty content....but this is just baseless speculation. So I digress. Also, nothing wrong with optimism. At some point, things start clearing up more and more, and this leak is becoming far less cloudy by the reveal.
****ing A post.First: I demanded you prove me wrong 'cause you can't. You have no evidence to the contrary 'cept a crappy concept art picture from Ruby/Sapphire, and that's hardly ironclad stuff.
Second: I made a claim, all the evidence I posted points to it being right. You voluntarily chose to ignore it.
I'm sorry, but beyond a shadow of a doubt, they knew what Greninja was, what he was called and that they wanted him in Smash when you people were assuming the guy had 'faulty data' or 'old information'. There's no proof this is the case anymore, and I'll show you why.
Here's the Greninja line's concept art.
Goodness me, this looks like something that took months upon months to make and not the cluster**** that was your stupid Latiken concept art. It didn't take months to make. That was drawn up in about a half a day, tops. The funny thing is that I gave legitimate proof of MY claims, but you just kinda rationalized it. "Oh no, he made an assumption on the date!" Well, no duh, like I said, I'm not a Pokemon or Smash developer, I can only make assumptions based on the information I have because we don't have extremely accurate dates. Last I checked, though, it doesn't take a WHOLE YEAR to finalize concept art for video games. Let's do some of that 'analytical, logical' thinking with all the evidence we have.
X/Y Idea: June 2010
X/Y Conceptualized (Start): September 2010
Kid Icarus Uprising (Release): March 22nd, 2012
X/Y Release: October 12th, 2013
When did they finalize everything for X and Y? No-one knows, but I'm willing to eat a hat if it took them longer than 18 months to finalize the Pokemon concept art. Sakurai already stated that he wouldn't be working on Smash until Kid Icarus Uprising was done, so chances are he was starting work on Smash as early as January/February 2012, but who actually knows? At any rate, let's look at the evidence. Thanks to Sakurai, we now know that:
* They knew they wanted a Pokemon from X and Y on the roster from the beginning.
Fair enough, it's not Smash without at least one new Pokemon, right? Might as well take from the game that's being developed right now.
* They didn't want to wait for Pokemon X/Y to release to decide.
Smash has gotta get done, they can't wait for X and Y to release to start putting things into stone.
* They look at concept art, decide upon Greninja.
If X/Y Pokemon was a placeholder, it wasn't a placeholder for particularly long. These guys had access to Pokemon concept art to decide early on what they wanted, and likely at Gamefreak's behest (we already know Gamefreak is more involved with the process of character selection with their IP than others are), they probably settled on Greninja very quickly. I doubt they went through every single piece of concept art, and I'm willing to guarantee that they went to the starters first for ideas.
* Greninja's popularity was a happy coincidence.
Seems like Gamefreak and Sakurai's judgment were pretty good. People love their frogs.
Clearly you can because it EXISTS. And I JUST SHOWED IT TO YOU.
Huh. Interesting thing to say after saying:
Yeah, it does bring a few things to question, doesn't it?
Look, I'm not trying to spout out things as fact, because at the end of the day, all we have are what we're given and dates we can compare. Sakurai's not going to come out and give us all the information we need to debunk the leak 'cause, honestly, it's impossible to debunk at this juncture. I'm taking the information and evidence I've been given and making something of it. Again, you guys choose to ignore it and rationalize it, but that's your prerogative.
The guy didn't want to keep it a surprise because he names everything else by name.
The guy clearly has access to some kind of roster-related information, to turn around and correct his first leak with the revelation of 'Mii Fighters'. I'd say chances are, he probably works at E3 or with Nintendo for E3, maybe marketing/public relations. Makes sense, since he never predicts anything outside of what has shown up at E3 so far and nothing else.
If the guy had access to the roster, he should have known Rosalina was coming, and Greninja was the name of the Pokemon. Since he doesn't mention either of them by name, that lends credence to the E3 theory, as both are characters mentioned outside of E3 that he completely misses.
So, to end:
* The guy is either upper/middle-management at Los Angeles Convention Center, OR public relations/marketing for Nintendo of America assigned to E3-related tasks.
* The guy never once accurately notes characters announced outside of E3. Notable exception is Little Mac, but..
* Assuming the first is fact, that means they DID legitimately plan to reveal the entire first leak at E3 '13, but didn't for whatever reason, maybe to draw information out or save it for next year.
* Chances are, since past behavior is a great indicator of future behavior, all six characters won't be announced at this E3, either. What we have right now is likely what we're going to get.
* This means the guy never had any legitimate access to the entire roster, which explains why there's no mention of Rosalina and no accurate mention of Greninja.
* Him knowing about Chrom, Shulk and Chorus Men likely means that they knew what they might want to show at E3 as far back as the Smash Direct. Chances are, they probably had the trailers ready as far back as then.
So, thanks to the Greninja information Sakurai gave us, we can extrapolate that:
tl;dr: The guy never had access to the full roster to begin with, so there's more characters to come than has been leaked, because there's no E3 between now and 3DS/Wii U version's release date. The Gematsu Leak's characters do NOT make up the final roster, which is excellent news.
And here you thought I was trying to debunk the leak. Just goes to show the lengths some of you guys go to ignore evidence, huh?
No, Sal had nothing to do with those 3. He said Lucas vs Ness was a debate, and Lucas was losing. The other 3 is a mix from another leak that is very questionable and just happened to fit in with the Sal leak.So I heard the latest Sal Romano deconfirmed Squirtle, Ivysaur, Lucas, and Snake? I only remember Lucas... can someone fill me in here?
So, in other words, it seems almost certain that this guy has some sort of inside information, but how much he knows and where he's getting it from is up for debate. And if he is getting his information from E3, it opens up the possibility of him making up filler information to appear more credible.Thing is, we don't know if it's accurate. It's pretty much the only thing about the leak left that we can scrutinize at this point. I don't think we have enough information all around to really say for sure. It would stand to reason, I'd imagine, that if he's in marketing/public relations, he'd probably be aware of there being DLC characters, especially if they wind up being tied to those NFC figurines. Since no-one here really has any idea how Nintendo functions internally, we can only guess.
So it's anyone's guess, really.
Hm? What's this other leak?No, Sal had nothing to do with those 3. He said Lucas vs Ness was a debate, and Lucas was losing. The other 3 is a mix from another leak that is very questionable and just happened to fit in with the Sal leak.
Lesson to everyone: don't try and combine leaks! It confuses people.
The RosalinaX leak, which I'm pretty sure was discredited at some point.Hm? What's this other leak?
Anything is possible with the Lucas/Ness thing. I gave a hypothetical a few posts ago as to how he may know there is a debate, but not know the outcome yet. The leaker didn't say the argument was still going on, he just said there was a debate (unless I'm mistaken - don't feel like going back and finding it). So the "going gold in 2 months" thing doesn't really apply, especially for those that believe it's all dated information.The whole Lucas/Ness thing is ridiculous because; the game is going gold in TWO months as it's out in September in Japan. Which can only mean that the roster was finalized MANY, MANY months ago. Therefore they would not be discussing which characters they'd be cutting at this point in time. The end part of development for games is ALWAYS dedicated to bug testing and balancing tweaks in fighting games. This would give credit to the theory that the leaker, or Sal just tacked on extra info that we have no way of disproving until the game releases. And would explain his somewhat lucky guess of Wii Fit Trainer, and why he changed the listing from "Mii" to "Mii Fighter" between leaks.
Mods have threatened us if we talked about it here (lol). But it's a leak that basically says the roster is 48 characters, with 4 veterans being cut. The guy was really sketchy though when people contacted him really passively, so it's assumed to be false by many.Hm? What's this other leak?
Mods have threatened us if we talked about it here (lol). But it's a leak that basically says the roster is 48 characters, with 4 veterans being cut. The guy was really sketchy though when people contacted him really passively, so it's assumed to be false by many.
Ah! That one! Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was confirmed to be fake. Going back on topic, idk, this is crazy. I've a friend who's a Lucas main. He's really good and I almost lost to him in a tournament (he PK Froze me and I started to tumble down to my doom... before barely escaping and BARELY grabbing the edge) but we have two things here: On one hand, them cutting down a character in their series doesn't seem to make sense, but on the other hand, Sal's tipper has been rocking it lately. Anyone who doesn't believe this at this point is blind. I just wish that he would reveal some veterans though...The RosalinaX leak, which I'm pretty sure was discredited at some point.
Outdated information makes ZERO sense considering "Mii Fighter". Clearly at some point he got a new set of information as his original named it as "Mii".Anything is possible with the Lucas/Ness thing. I gave a hypothetical a few posts ago as to how he may know there is a debate, but not know the outcome yet. The leaker didn't say the argument was still going on, he just said there was a debate (unless I'm mistaken - don't feel like going back and finding it). So the "going gold in 2 months" thing doesn't really apply, especially for those that believe it's all dated information.
Mods have threatened us if we talked about it here (lol). But it's a leak that basically says the roster is 48 characters, with 4 veterans being cut. The guy was really sketchy though when people contacted him really passively, so it's assumed to be false by many.