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Pink Yoshi

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The first one would have to be the user who’d just post a picture of an anime boy while saying “This makes me horny”

They aren’t around anymore, but you can’t top that.
Okay where do I rank on the Thirst Leaderboards?

I'm probably not gonna live down when I said that Aviva in Wild Kratts had me acting unwise

If we were to revamp Sonic’s smash moveset, should we draw from Sonic the Fighters, Sonic Battle, or Sonic Frontiers?
Frontiers already got mentioned, but I'd give Lost World some love too. It'd be fun incorporating the parkour into the moveset
 

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The story for Ninjala story mode chapter 3 is pretty odd.

And unlike the previous 2 chapters, nothing from it was adapted into the anime.
 
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I still want to know why he thought we couldn’t have BoTW Zelda in Smash. Because she doesn’t wear a dress?
If that is so…

That sounds sexist of Nintendo, if you ask me.
Officially Masahiro Sakurai chose to base Zelda's design in Ultimate off of her A Link to the Past and A Link Between Worlds incarnations instead of her more recent Breath of the Wild incarnation because that version of Zelda, according to him, "is more into research than fighting." He also mentioned in a subsequent Nintendo Treehouse Live event that he chose this design to better represent The Legend of Zelda franchise as a whole instead of having all of its fighters come from the same game.

But I think it’s also to do with the overall character silhouette and some moves needing to be adjusted to accommodate the dress-less design.

If we were to revamp Sonic’s smash moveset, should we draw from Sonic the Fighters, Sonic Battle, or Sonic Frontiers?
Considering the majority of his moves draw from the Fighters, I’d say a mix of Battle and Frontiers would be fine.
 
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Zinith

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Officially Masahiro Sakurai chose to base Zelda's design in Ultimate off of her A Link to the Past and A Link Between Worlds incarnations instead of her more recent Breath of the Wild incarnation because that version of Zelda, according to him, "is more into research than fighting." He also mentioned in a subsequent Nintendo Treehouse Live event that he chose this design to better represent The Legend of Zelda franchise as a whole instead of having all of its fighters come from the same game.

But I think it’s also to do with the overall character silhouette and some moves needing to be adjusted to accommodate the dress-less design.



Considering the majority of his moves draw from the Fighters, I’d say a mix of Battle and Frontiers would be fine.
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However, when it comes to championing obscure preschool and/or canadian cartoons you top the charts :4pacman:
Hey, it's my thing. :004: I mean your Adventure Times and your Steven Universes are all well and good, but I just find that Canadian and preschooler cartoons seem to appeal to me most, and I think others could find a lot to love in them.

I will fight until I die to see a 6teen revival:geno:
 

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The last time I saw people thirst so hard for a video game character like Ganondorf today, it was Nessa in Pokemon Sword and Shield Shirtless Sephiroth in Smash.
 

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Lakitu's name in Japanese is--

Jugemu Jugemu Gokou no Surikire Kaijarisuigyo no Suigyomatsu Unraimatsu Furaimatsu Kuu Neru Tokoro ni Sumu Tokoro Yaburakouji no Burakouji Paipo Paipo Paipo no Shuringan Shuringan no Gurindai Gurindai no Ponpokopi no Ponpokona no Choukyumei no Chousuke

Yes, really

 

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Only one more shift tomorrow and then I can enjoy a 9 day vacation which includes a comic convention, board game night (possibility the last one with my group), and upcoming birthday celebration.
 

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Here's another reason you probably don't want there to be Smash speculation again:

I will never know when to shut up about Ribbon Girl, Viridi and Grima

I warn you in advance if I'm still here when Smash 6 comes
 

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I'm going through and changing Smash characters move-sets as I see fit. In numerical order.

Mario is finished, so here's his.

Mario
  • Forward Tilt: Mario attacks with the Tanooki Tail from the Tanooki Leaf Power-Up, first introduced in Super Mario Bros. 3.
  • Up Tilt: While still an uppercut, it is now animated in a way to resemble the iconic “Mario Punching a Block” animation.
  • Down Tilt: His sweep kick from Super Mario 64.
  • Neutral Aerial: Now a spin attack resembling the iconic attack from Super Mario Galaxy.
  • Forward Aerial: Now a dive resembling the one introduced in Super Mario Odyssey.
  • Side Smash: Now a Long Jump resembling the one Mario has had since Super Mario 64.
  • Up Smash: Now a Backward Somersault attack resembling the one Mario has had since Super Mario 64.
  • Down Smash: Now a ground pound resembling the one Mario has had since Super Mario 64.
  • Side Special (Cappy Toss): Mario throws his hat forward, which spins in place for a moment, dealing damage, before returning to Mario. It cannot capture his opponents this time, but he can still jump onto and off of it for extra height. He can also throw it up and down by quickly pressing in those directions after b is pressed but before the hat is thrown. In the same vein, quickly pressing b a second time will cause Cappy to rapidly spin around Mario’s body.
  • Up Special (Cape): Mario dons the iconic cape feather and rises rapidly into the air before gently floating back down. Expert maneuvering of the control stick will allow him to keep his height as long as he is moving forward in one direction while doing so.
  • Final Smash (Giga Cat Mario): Mario transforms with the Giga Bell and does a cinematic attack where he divebombs into the trapped opponents with the signature Cat Dive attack.
 

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The Smash speculation days were the good times, when Ridley and K.Rool were pipe dreams, the Geno community insisting Geno was a shoe-in, and Waluigi "fans" making death threats.
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I'm going through and changing Smash characters move-sets as I see fit. In numerical order.

Mario is finished, so here's his.

Mario
  • Forward Tilt: Mario attacks with the Tanooki Tail from the Tanooki Leaf Power-Up, first introduced in Super Mario Bros. 3.
  • Up Tilt: While still an uppercut, it is now animated in a way to resemble the iconic “Mario Punching a Block” animation.
  • Down Tilt: His sweep kick from Super Mario 64.
  • Neutral Aerial: Now a spin attack resembling the iconic attack from Super Mario Galaxy.
  • Forward Aerial: Now a dive resembling the one introduced in Super Mario Odyssey.
  • Side Smash: Now a Long Jump resembling the one Mario has had since Super Mario 64.
  • Up Smash: Now a Backward Somersault attack resembling the one Mario has had since Super Mario 64.
  • Down Smash: Now a ground pound resembling the one Mario has had since Super Mario 64.
  • Side Special (Cappy Toss): Mario throws his hat forward, which spins in place for a moment, dealing damage, before returning to Mario. It cannot capture his opponents this time, but he can still jump onto and off of it for extra height. He can also throw it up and down by quickly pressing in those directions after b is pressed but before the hat is thrown. In the same vein, quickly pressing b a second time will cause Cappy to rapidly spin around Mario’s body.
  • Up Special (Cape): Mario dons the iconic cape feather and rises rapidly into the air before gently floating back down. Expert maneuvering of the control stick will allow him to keep his height as long as he is moving forward in one direction while doing so.
  • Final Smash (Giga Cat Mario): Mario transforms with the Giga Bell and does a cinematic attack where he divebombs into the trapped opponents with the signature Cat Dive attack.
Ehhh I think the forward smash is good as it is. Nothing wrong with a good ol fashioned punch.

The rest of these changes are pretty cool though.
 
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