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I made a picture to go with your specialsB: Toad lobs a tennis ball upwards and then pulls out his racket. Pressing B again makes Toad swing his racket. If you press it at the right time the racket will hit the falling ball, sending it extemely fast like a missle in a straight path. Ball can have knockback at medium to high percentages on an oppenent. (If any other button is pressed other then B while the ball is in the air, Toad puts his racket away. Used for fake outs)
Toward B: Toads shoe thrusters turn on and sends him screaming forward (like when he uses the gold mushroom in MarioKart) as a trail of smoke follows. Toad pinwheels his arms and goes about as far as Falcon's kick. If he hits someone both Toad and the oppenent will bounce in opposite directions. Faster on ground then the air.
Up B: A magic carpet appears under Toad and he grabs the front edge. His face is a look of shock. He can freely travel in the air for three seconds. He can perform one air dodge while on his carpet.
Down B: Toad plucks a giant die from the ground. A press of A will throw it. The die rolls around, bouncing of walls or any oppenent for minor damage. When it stops it explodes. The size and ferocity of the explosion depends on the number facing the screen. 1 is a low blast and 6 is the largest with the biggest radius. Only one die from Toad can be on the stage at a time.
Haha now let's be reasonable. You're going to insult our collective character preference by insinuating that our tastes are childish? Come, come, dear Uncle. You're on a Nintendo-themed forum. Let's not kid ourselves - Nintendo has always been a tad more kid-oriented. Cartoony characters, slapstick-esque humor, etc. (granted, not in every game, but there are certain Nintendo conventions that carry through). So don't try to talk down to us for liking Toad. Sure, he is probably one of the most, if not the most, kid-friendly Mario characters.Toad sucks, and I don't get why everyone likes him/it. Are you all 10 year olds or something? But seriously, why does everyone care for him so much? I almost had a heart attack when I saw that someone wanted him more than Geno and Wario. The only cool toad was the Master from Paper Mario. Now I can live with him in Brawl but I would hate to see regular toad in it. Give me a good reason he should be in and I might change my mind. And don't say he is Nintendo or he is a cool Mario character because I can name several cooler Mario characters and Nintendo characters.
Very VERY different. Toad would only have one move in common with Peach, if they even decided to include a move like that for him.Well they both got their playable claim to fame from the same game, so references to the same game is understandable. Not so much a clone, but similar...kind of like Mario and Luigi. They have a few similar moves, but very different styles and mostly different moves. Toad's Down B wouldn't be an exact Peach rip, but he would still pull stuff up. And if they want to throw in Shy Guy, it's fine as long as it's after Toad. =)
Not my point. In fact, it bolsters my point. My point was that one similar move does not a clone make. If the similar move was a coincidence and no one screams 'Yoshi clone!' at Bowser, then I think Toad could pull something out of the ground and not be a Peach clone. Especially if what Toad pulls out of the ground (a shyguy) move around like a damaging mister saturn or goomba, while Peach's turnips do not.That's not actually related to their common background, though. Yoshi's comes from his ground pound in Yoshi's Story, while Bowser's dates all the way back to the final battle of SMB3.