What "Spirit" roleplays did you used to do in Smash?

[Deleted member]

After Spirits were officially unveiled, I realized that I, along with many others I'm sure, used to pretend characters in Smash Bros. were someone else while playing the game--usually with friends or siblings. Here are my examples:

In Smash 64, I ironically would pretend that the Captain Falcon in dark clothes was Ganondorf and would fight him as Link.
I also liked to do Jedi battles which involved playing as Fox (kinda like Luke Skywalker) using Beam Swords as lightsabers, and his special moves were like force powers.
In Melee, I remember playing as a red-colored Sheik and pretending to be Spider-man, in particular using the Chain as a sort of web attack.

Don't tell me I'm the only one who did stuff like this.

 

[Orlando BCN]

There was something like this. It’s called Smashtasm.

 

[JBRPG]

Man... costume color swaps are a great way to pretend to be somebody else like Mario in yellow and purple as Wario and purple charizard as Ridley

 

[FirestormNeos]

Samus Vs. Evil Samus with the Smash Ball turned on in Brawl is the only one I can think of.

 

[Luigifan18]

I used Zelda to represent Mysto and Malthus, two magic-using antagonists from my fanfictions.

 

[Deleted member]

most recently, I used the Dark Samus skin for an amiibo fighter in Sm4sh that I customized around Dark Samus. It certainly is nice to have the real Dark Samus now, though.

 

[rlwrgh]

In smash 4 I used the custom moves 3333 and the wolf looking fox skin to approximate wolf, the green Bowser with the ranged fireball as a super Mario one bowser, etc

 

[Dyllybirdy]

I'm still gonna pretend that Falco is Revali...

 

[Mogisthelioma]

Pretending Ludwig Von Koopa was Beethoven.

 

[Deleted member]

I'm still gonna pretend that Falco is Revali...

They're literally the same character. Only difference is the genre.

 

[Marmotbro]

in the good old days of melee my bro and I would both pick Ness, turn on items (pokeball only) and pretend we were having a pokemon battle, only attacking by throwing the balls.

those were the good ole days.