Luminario
Smash Lord
BRING BACK THE DARKER SKIN!
I think that up B can reference a specific Mario Party 5 Battle minigame where you're on a flowerbed surrounded by a tornado and you have to hit your opponents into it. Picture this, you use up B, a flowerbed appears underneath Daisy, suddenly a vortex pushes daisy up in a flurry of petals as she goes YYAAAAYYYYYHHHHAAAAA (you know the voice). It's simple and you can't move until the special is done but it's hard to punish thanks to the large windbox surrounding her pushing upwards.
We're all laughing now but when Daisy gets a Lip palette swap I'm breaking out the tin foil hats.Record scratch...
Cue 8 - Bit version of twilight zone theme:
You unlock this door with the key discovered by stomping on the p-switch imagination. Beyond it is another dimension - a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of koopas. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of fire flowers and warp pipes. You've just crossed over into the Mario Zone.
Imagine if you will, a yellow clad flower themed desert princess saw her platforming franchise was going nowhere for her as Tatanga became a penultimate boss and Wario conquered the mario land franchise. She saw she wasn't the only one suffering. Peach didn't even get into Mario World 2, and Mario and Luigi only did as babies.
So de-aging was a thing. Daisy decided to go younger to stay in games.
They offered her a new franchise. A puzzle franchise. Panel de Pon. Her big break would be in the USA release, they told her. That's when it'd all come together. The name change was a little weird when she thought about it. But Princess Toadstool told her it was a good idea, she was getting her's changed to Peach. It could work thematically, they could introduce a pet, a princess equivalent to Yoshi named 'fuzz'. And they'd have Lip, Peach Fuzz.
But it all seemed according to plan, Panel de Pon was indeed getting a Mario overhaul in the USA release. But Daisy didn't know how powerful yoshi was getting. Mario World 2 was just the start. He already had an NES puzzle game, they were giving him the super scope game. She tried to be the damsel in distress for that game but she saw Peach distraught outside the office. Yoshi doesn't need a princess, they said.
At least she had Japanese Panel De Pon...
Except that continues to be heartbreaking. They made her child version have to look the exact same but now call itself Furil for pokemon puzzle league.
She was fed up. She was going to be an adult, and she was going to be Daisy. And she was going to show Yoshi she still mattered in these games. At parties. On the golf lynx where her tomboyish personality shined.
She just always had to make sure her hair covered the top of her ears, they still pointed a little.
I really like this idea, though I was thinking of it being side B.Here's an idea that takes inspiration from three games in the one move. Daisy's neutral B being a projectile that can be angled. No input is a Straight ball (Baseball), angled up is a high serve (Tennis) and down is a Super Ball (Super Mario Land)
I think that up B can reference a specific Mario Party 5 Battle minigame where you're on a flowerbed surrounded by a tornado and you have to hit your opponents into it. Picture this, you use up B, a flowerbed appears underneath Daisy, suddenly a vortex pushes daisy up in a flurry of petals as she goes YYAAAAYYYYYHHHHAAAAA (you know the voice). It's simple and you can't move until the special is done but it's hard to punish thanks to the large windbox surrounding her pushing upwards.