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My kingdom
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There can only be one #1 Nintendo character.Isaac versus Ridley. It's definitely Isaac, but this thread has me feeling really bad about that choice.
Now Isaac versus Jenna. How am I supposed to vote for one of them over the other?! It's like this thing is designed to make you feel bad.
The best for last. Seems fitting to me.Watch Ridley be the last character to be revealed before release.
I never believed in the whole extended peach floating mechanic, and this seems to fit., he could have the mechanic and have been grabbed by pikachu halfway through.Okay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
That Ridley model, no joke, is too big.Okay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
Your not the only one, I've done of one these with all 718 Pokemon and ended up with Dunsparce in 1st.So on that Ridley vs Old Man, I chose Old Man because why not. And then Ridley never came back...
So I ended up with
Yeah, yeah, point and laugh...
It has you vote for everyone, then takes your winners and puts them against each other.So on that Ridley vs Old Man, I chose Old Man because why not. And then Ridley never came back...
So I ended up with
Yeah, yeah, point and laugh...
That's the power of drag resizing.That Ridley model, no joke, is too big.
You've figured out the universe!Okay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
It has you vote for everyone, then takes your winners and puts them against each other.
If you really wanted Ridley in second, you should have chosen "Skip", which re-randomizes the matchups.
http://gfycat.com/SentimentalBronzeIndianrhinocerosOkay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
Looking at this over an over again... we are not getting the Other M Model.... lol That looks so much like a new hybridley I could scream.http://gfycat.com/SentimentalBronzeIndianrhinoceros
Well, here is where Ridley is hovering in place ^.
If he was being grabbed, considering the space we have to the left of his shadow,we would thus be able to see the shadow of whatever character is grabbing him, since a character performing a grab is always right next to the character they are grabbing.
Furthermore, during the animation, there is no struggling or "push-off" animation that can be seen being performed by Ridley, in fact, he never moves from his spot, he performs instead what looks to be a roar during this hover phase (which doesn't seem to be getting disrupted) before continuing to move to the left.
Thus, I don't see any way that Ridley could be being grabbed by any character during the Shadow Footage.
Wouldn't you see the shadow of the character who was grabbing Ridley?Okay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
For the first part,http://gfycat.com/SentimentalBronzeIndianrhinoceros
Well, here is where Ridley is hovering in place ^.
If he was being grabbed, considering the space we have to the left of his shadow,we would thus be able to see the shadow of whatever character is grabbing him, since a character performing a grab is always right next to the character they are grabbing.
Furthermore, during the animation, there is no struggling or "push-off" animation that can be seen being performed by Ridley, in fact, he never moves from his spot, he performs instead what looks to be a roar during this hover phase (which doesn't seem to be getting disrupted) before continuing to move to the left.
Thus, I don't see any way that Ridley could be being grabbed by any character during the Shadow Footage.
^Wouldn't you see the shadow of the character who was grabbing Ridley?
In the scariness battle, Ridley has already lost.
I got that matchup too.
ridleys green in that pic tho
That's actually a pretty good theory.Okay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
http://smashboards.com/threads/the-...ctors-paradise.324284/page-1393#post-17224747I can't believe no one has just straight up asked Sakurai if Ridley is a boss character or not. I mean. It's not like Sakurai doesn't appear in public places.
I remember that.http://smashboards.com/threads/the-...ctors-paradise.324284/page-1393#post-17224747
That's about how it would go down. I don't think he's open to questions about Smash? I don't know, though.
I laughed so hard at this.: Any questions?
:Sakurai, sir. I know you said not to ask this, but will Ridley be playable in Smash 4?
: *Long Silence*
: Well because you were brave enough to ask that question, I will tell you. No, he will not be playable, but only because you asked me for him.
Where's the rumor group?Hey guys
I think the leaks has startes of corocoro
We got a picture of groundon and kyogre we have not seen before
Check the rumor group.
Doesn't the lightsource come from the foreground rather than the background? I mean, that's why the shadows are shown away from the camera.Okay, so you can kill me after this, I guess if you want. Just not too much because this was just a random idea I had. Before I start there are a few things I need to get out of the way
1) This was a random idea I had while rewatching the Ridley scene from the Smash Direct.
2) No, I am not an idiot. I'm just very rash, so I rushed to experiment without any research.
3) I am aware of how ridiculous this sounds at some points.
4) I never really understood the whole "We can see Ridley grabbing Pikachu" thing, because we can't. His shadow doesn't appear until Pikachu walks onscreen.
5) I will be mentioning Off Ledge Holding. Let me tell you this about it
Yes, I took pictures. Here:
Here we seeRidleyCharizard being grabbed by Samus. These were taken in Project M, solely to capture these moments with the Roaming Camera. It is doable in vanilla Brawl, too.
I realize it isn't anything new, but it's not normally something that happens in competitive unless you line it up.
Okay, with that out of the way, let me get started on my theory (that probably won't be accepted by anyone here).
In the Direct, when we see Ridley's shadow flying about, he stops for a short time (about 4 seconds-ish). What I'm proposing is that he is not regularly jerky like he seems, he's actually being grabbed here. By what? I don't know, but it's someone(thing?) with a semi-long grab animation. He's also being victim to Off Ledge Holding, or else his shadow would have not been cast downwards onto the main platform. This picture I threw together explains some of it.
The light source is the lava, which casts Ridley's (imagine he's being grabbed) shadow diagonally downwards. The reason he seems so jerky during this part is because characters struggle to break free (which they do after about 4 seconds) while being grabbed. Who's to say that Ridley's struggle animation isn't flapping his wings to try to break out? He's being grabbed on that platform, which is why you see his tail on the screen around that location.
This part may be a bit of a stretch because I haven't completely thought this part through yet, but I feel that it needs to be mentioned: When Ridley is grabbed, the initial animation causes his tail to flail downwards. This is why we saw his tail on the screen at that point. Afterwards, he is let go, and continues his mysterious flying.
The only problem I have with this is that it must have been a pain in the *** to coordinate and get right, but those are the things Sakurai does to mess with us.
I'm scared to ask for thoughts...
Guys, guys! I just talked to Sakurai, and he totally confirmed that Ridley's playable!I can't believe no one has just straight up asked Sakurai if Ridley is a boss character or not. I mean. It's not like Sakurai doesn't appear in public places.