Willing to bet I'll be ripped a new one for this, but I never really get when people say things like "we need more female reps! we need more villain reps! we need more fighters of color!" I get it, representation matters and all that, but frankly, it's like if I said we need more robots in the game, and therefore, we should get Silver Sonic; it might be cool to get more robotic characters, but it really doesn't seem like something that matters much, let alone a reason to say anyone should get in the game at all. The only one of these types of statements I somewhat understand is when people say "we need more heavyweights!" since that at least matters from a gameplay standpoint, and we do, indeed, have a shortage of heavyweight fighters compared to other weight classes, even considering the addition of Ridley and Rool. Otherwise, it just seems arbitrary to me to claim support for a character on the basis of needing more villains or females in the game. Can't we just support characters for being interesting characters and/or providing something unique in how they play, rather than filling some arbitrary quota?
On a somewhat related note, and this may not actually be unpopular at all, "Heroes vs. Villains" is not a theme of this game and it's entirely too early to claim that it is. Ridley and K. Rool got in on the basis of being extremely highly requested, not because they needed to fill the roster with villains, and the same applies to Dark Samus to a lesser degree. Just because we've gotten a couple villains thus far does not mean we're getting Skull Kid, Black Shadow, Porky Minch, Black Knight, Masked Man, Marx, Dark Meta Knight, Medusa, and Andross all in the base game.