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Pikachu because Pokemon is my favourite Nintendo Franchise, and I had to choose a character to learn the fundamentals, so I chose him in 64, Brawl and now smash 4 Fox because I used him a little bit in brawl, and is now my secondary in smash 4 since his and Pikachu´s play style and damage racking is somewhat similar, and he covers some of the match ups my Pikachu struggles with., because they are extremely adorable and their game was fun (albeit frustrating) back in the day. because of how random her moveset is, there is all sorts of weird stuff in her "pocket", which gives her quite the unpredictable moveset. cus turnips and great aerials, plus her side taunt is the best, because nostalgia and throwing keys and hydrants at others faces is fun.
because I love Pacman and his games (aside from the new ones) -- namely Ms. Pacman. I was so excited to see him in the game because he (along with Bowser Jr.) are characters that I've wanted in Smash since middle school. Also, hearing that he was a good character from guys like M2K encouraged my to play him more. I've just always wanted him in and I'm happy to see what they've done with him. He's one of the only character I can gain wins with in For Glory (I'm not that good). Plus, he's really funny and tricky to play with. What a dope character. He's unique and she helped me learn quite a bit about Smash because he's quite a difficult character to master. I wasn't excited to see her in the trailer, but now I'm so happy that he's in. I just wish that she didn't have to share the roster with the likes of Lucina.
(Project M) because Project M is what I was using to practice playing at a more competitive level and Mario is supposed to be an easier character to learn (the easiest and the series) so I played a lot of Mario. Eventually, I grew fond of the Dr. Mario skin. I don't know. I was always just pretty good with ROB in Brawl. He's a robot. Cool. I never liked his character -- he's not even a character -- so I wouldn't be mad if he got cut one day. Still, he was always my character to use. Pikmin is one of my favorite series and seeing that he was fairly high-tier got me excited. Very powerful and quick.
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: My favorite videogame character. His voice and childish personality are seriously adorable, not to mention his silly expressions.: Robin's magic is very powerful, along with her Levin Sword. The fact that both are limited give her a strategic feel to it. She also has better lines than male Robin.: Controlling both her and Luma is tricky, but also surprisingly fun.: Kirby's moveset is pretty fun.: Began playing as her after a friend challenged me to do it. Rest KO best move.
Huge fan of Punch Out! since pre-Brawl era. I feel I missed out on this franchise when I was a kid, I must have overlooked it because back then it seemed like a generic boxing game. Boy was I wrong. It was also made by the genius minds behind my favorite and most nostalgic Nintendo game, StarTropics. Fan of Sonic the Hedgehog since 1991. His new design appeals to me much more than his Brawl middle-mouth design. He's one of my most nostalgic videogame characters, and he's the sole reason why I skipped the 32-bit / 64-bit era. I was just fine replaying the classics over and over and over. Another one of my top nostalgic characters, and arguably my current favorite (because 's games have started to stink now). Classic is my favorite incarnation of the Blue Bomber, and I couldn't be happier that he represents 8-Bit Megaman so well. One of my favorite Nintendo IPs since 2009, I decided that I wanted to main Samus in EVERY Smash Bros. game. And I use a different colored Samus for each, just to get used to their differences faster. I didn't quite love him back in Brawl, but I mained him anyway, because his blue pallette reminded me of NAV-COM from StarTropics (again, my favorite and most nostalgic Nintendo franchise). And because his moveset was easy to pick up and adapt to. Also, robots are cool. He's nostalgic, and he's a lot of fun. Plus, it's freaking DUCK HUNT! The game that came with my first videogame ever! So in a way, it's the 1st/2nd videogame I ever owned. I currently suck at using him, but hopefully I'll get good with him. Because it's still Samus, and I love her. With transformations gone, Monado Arts are the closest thing to that, so I'm really feeling it now. Plus, I've been playing Xenoblade Chronicles, and I'm loving it too!
: I always seem to do best in Smash with characters that wield a melee weapon of sorts (with a couple exceptions) and seeing how she has a melee weapon (with two forms as well) and magic attacks, she's pretty much my ideal character/: Their movesets are easy to learn and very fun: He's from my favorite Zelda, the Wind Waker and he's my main in Brawl. I love his speed buff in this game (though I wish his down aerial bouncing off people thing was kept in, but eh): After unlocking final Destination with her in Melee, I've found new respect for her, so I main her in Smash 64 and made her one of my counterpicks in this game: I didn't like him in any Smash games other than 64 (too fast for my liking), however, after getting him in a random character select, I find that he's just the right speed for me
: Marth was my Melee main after several attempts at other characters (I was young and just wanted to beat my friend. Bowser, Young Link, and Mewtwo didn't cut it) as well as my Brawl main. I've always liked his design and his simple play style, being one of the easiest characters to pick up and play. He doesn't feel quite as good as the past games, but Marth is still my favorite (and, until Smash 4, only) character that I play.: ROB is a character that I passed over in Brawl but am enjoying playing with in SSB4. Overall, I think ROB is the most hilarious character in the entire game. His side-step, down tilt, up air, and side B crack me up whenever I play. The best thing about ROB is how the announcer says his name: He is so excited and happy sounding to call the robot and it really sets the mood for how the character's attacks look.
: Who I wanted to main since I first saw her gameplay style, it was really really fun when I first tried her and I just kept doing well the first time I played her at smash fest. When I found out she was high tier I was somewhat disappointed and kind of annoyed, but still playing her it was just too much fun and I couldn't go back.: Really really fun, always enjoyed Pikachu, despite some people not liking him this time around I found that he's one of the funnest just to gimp people with.,, and and will probably do better with them in the Wii U version. This is my list of characters I have mained throughout the games. Quite the diverse list, I know. Just went with him originally cuz i loved his games, in melee i liked how combo centric he was, brawl is when i truly learned to love the cape and the flood(despite its situational use, i was determined to find uses for it, and did to a degree), and so far in smash 4 I'm liking how he feels faster and has the fludd buffs, but really wishing he hadn't lost so much utility/damage aside from fludd from brawl to smash 4.
, , , and even at one point i used . eventually became my Main because i've always liked Link, but in Brawl, was Bottom tier. so it kind of transitioned easily to my "pity picking". i kept and in Brawl as well.being classified as one of the weaker characters on the roster, i just had to pick him up this time around. it's a complex relationship with me and smash. i love low tiers because i feel somewhere there is untapped potential in them that perhaps i can find, as delusional as it may sound. but this version of smash is the most balanced smash thus far, so i feel i could be onto something this time around.
because I was very into Pokemon. Then I switched over to because 1) I wanted someone with as many tools as Link or Fox, and the Yoyo + baseball bat reminded me of Mike Jones, so why the heck not? Plus, psychics were cool back then. too, he always struck me as a boxer (and this before I even liked boxing characters),++ and added ++. Then I was introuduced to competitive smash, and I dropped , and added +.++++. Eventually, I dropped for . I gave up on this year.++++++++
As a character, Olimar appeals to me greatly. He's a family man, he has a wife and kids, as apposed to either single, middle aged plumbers constantly chasing a princess, or young child/teenage protagonists full of angst. The Pikmin themselves are also extremely adorable, and they fit together perfectly. Having actually only played Pikmin 3, (which I loved), I still prefer Olimar over Alph greatly, because Olimar is far better of a character, even if my first experience with Pikmin was with Alph and co. When I first picked up Ness in Smash 64, I had never heard of EarthBound. I hadn't mistaken him for anyone else either, since he's Ness, from EarthBound. Exactly what it says on the tin. He interested me mainly for this reason, as he was something different, as opposed to the usual Mario character. Being the most unique character of the original 12 (recovery wise, anyway) helped a lot, as well. Though now, I've played through EarthBound and I do love the game, Ness is still a favorite.Surprisingly, Mr. Game & Watch was the only Melee newcomer that got me super excited. Really? Yeah, I've always been big on video game history, and I had actually played many Game & Watch games prior to Melee. Does he really have a character that makes me attached to him, apart from the games? Well, not really. Though in this case, simplicity is the charm. Within Smash, he's portrayed as a simple 2D being that seems confused in this big, 3D world. He just tries to get along well enough.Waka waka. Pac-Man was actually the first game I ever played, and memories of my dad playing the game may be a bit of bias on my part, but I do like Pac-Man as a character as well. In most incarnations, similar to Olimar, Pac-Man is portrayed as a family man, with a wife, kids, the whole shindig. Combined with a simplicity similar to Mr. Game & Watch, there's really a lot of charm packed into this yellow ball of a character. Sometimes, leaving things to the imagination helps the most. How could I not love Kirby? He's cute, he's awesome, and he's got the simplistic charm as well! Also combined with a love for the series in general, there's just a lot going for him. Him trying to say actual words when copying some characters in Smash just adds to it.Cool, mysterious, yet still cute. He sometimes fights Kirby, but he always seems to be on his side, there's no telling with Meta Knight. Leave it to Sakurai to create such simple yet expressive characters.What, we couldn't forget about the King, could we? He's a big oaf, and though he usually appears to be the bad guy, he's almost always just trying to stop a greater evil, albeit not in the best way. Dedede is even more expressive than Kirby, a truly amazing feat. Similarly to Ness, Captain Falcon first appealed to me because of his contrast to the rest of the cast. There's also no denying that he's the embodiment of cool. Though I still have yet to play an F-Zero game, I still play the good Captain in Smash, and I'm always eager to show him my moves. Of course Link would mostly just be a love of the Zelda franchise, since he is a silent protagonist, his courage and skill give him enough personality to be great on his own. Plus he has a pointy green hat. As an avatar character, she surprisingly has a lot of characterization. Though Awakening was my first and only Fire Emblem game, and I did enjoy it, I play as Robin for a different reason entirely. Maybe it's the cool look, or the unique moveset. Something similar to why I enjoy Ness? Possibly, but it's probably because she's not Chrom. Having played Uprising, and not particularly enjoying the gameplay, I did find myself itching to continue playing it, if solely for the brilliant character interactions. Though I like Viridi far more, Palutena was still a great character, and her translation into Smash fighter fits perfectly. I have no connection with Duck Hunt at all, actually. I did play the original game, but I didn't particularly like it, and I hate hunting, and harming animals in general. Though Duck Hunt in Smash isn't like that at all, and is actually a very expressive trio. Most of my love comes from how they play, with a dash of retro flair, and tons of fourth wall breaking. I've never played Xenoblade, and I don't know much about Shulk's personality, but his accent is glorious and I instantly needed to play as this character after I heard it. No regrets. He really should be up there with Olimar, because he's my favorite character to ever appear in Smash. With the only MGS game I've played (so far) being Ground Zeroes, which I played because of Snake being in Brawl, there's not much bias towards the franchise, other than the large amount of research I've done into it. The lore of the series is really great, and the characters are all just amazing, with Snake himself taking the cake. Even in Brawl, he oozed personality with his Codec calls, even ignoring the fact that I love his playstyle, Snake is a character that I just like for being Snake. Kojima is truly a genius for creating the character, and credit has to be given to David Hayter for portraying him so well. This is a veteran that I sorely miss, and a character that I hope to once again play as in Smash as DLC. "Kept you waiting, huh?"
all the way. Been a Link main since Melee, despite his tier position. I don't do anything competitively, so I don't care if my main is terrible in tourneys. He's amazing, and I can usually play him really well. as a secondary. She's amazing, and isn't the typical damsel-in-distress. I like that she can both wear a dress, and kick ***) or I just think the character himself is cool ()
My first main and forever my main, she's just a lot of fun with her turnip and floating shenanigans (and I love Mario games and peach)Has a fantastic moveset and all around feels great, but could really use some nerfs (mainly on luma)(also love galaxy and Rosalina's story book in it)Mainly because of xenoblade, but monado arts are tons of funHave you ever landed a lightning kick? Feels amazing. (Plus love Zelda)Mainly FE:A, but the levin sword is super fun. Same for all the magic, though I'm not a fan of charged projectiles.Love for animal crossing combined with a really silly playstyleReally cute and the closest I'm gonna get to snake unless he's dlcThe most satisfying of heavy hitters
: I loved windwaker, it was my second favourite Zelda next to link to the past being first and the fact he has link to the past alt colour makes it even better.: he reminds me of the main protagonist from hajime no ippo, this was the best anime I watched and it inspired me about boxing & exercising 
: I haven't played any of his games but I like how he feels when I play him.: I used Luigi a lot in super mario bros 3 when I played with my big brother back in the day XD, I always felt that Luigi was underrated, I like his personality and his moveset.: I haven't played Xenoblade but I find his play style interesting.
: Love his range, defensive playstyle, and especially his Monado Arts increasing his versatility.: Despite being such a unique fighter, he clicked instantly with me in the demo./: Absolutely adore how I have two different yet very viable playstyles that I can switch between at any time according to the situation.: Who doesn't love the Falcon? He just feels so good to use in this game.: I prefer her over Marth due to having more consistent damage and for being a strong female character in her own game.: I've always used this guy since 64 and always will.: Prefer him over DP. He's pretty versatile and easy to use this time around.: Started using him more often, liking his rushdown options and small stature compared to Falcon.: Figured I could use one powerhouse-type character.: Contrary to most people I was exposed to this Link in Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks. I liked him in Brawl and I like him now, even if I only use him every now and then.//: Pretty much troll characters to me. I only use them in casual play.
Being two of my favorite games back when I was a teenager, I played Pikmin and Pikmin 2 a lot when I had a Gamecube. He's also a character that I felt like people back when Brawl was released had ignored for the most part, probably because the Pikmin series isn't as popular as most other Nintendo series and, as a fighter, he has some odd mechanics that can be a bit overwhelming. I remember going to a friend's house with some of my friends to play Brawl semi-competitively, and I won a lot of matches with this dude. There's also the fact that I get to beat up other people--monsters, plumbers, princesses, bounty hunters, swordspeople, anime, old Nintendo products, etc.--as a diminutive spaceman with a green thumb and his army of living plants.
: I didn't really play melee competitively when I first got it a while ago, but I really liked Kirby's throw moves they were just cool to me, how he would fly up into the air and dunk you. Sometimes I'll play him in Smash 4 every now and then. : I really like how Luigi feels, all of his attacks have a good feeling of impact, and I seem to be best with Luigi out of all the other characters
- Have you guys even played Wind Waker? This lil' dude was basically talking throughout the whole game without saying a single word. He also abandoned his own birthday party to go with a bunch of pirates to save his little sister as a 12 year old. That's pretty damn badass if I have to say so myself. He also stabbed Ganon in the head without giving a single ****. Oh and he's also in my favorite game of all time but that doesn't really matter, does it? - He's a pretty cool character and just overall fun to play as, after seeing his trailer I really wanted to try him out and he's really fun to play as due to his speed. - Because who doesn't wanna fight Batman as their own grandma?
- Villager has been my favorite newcomer in the whole series (besides Olimar), and I love Animal Crossing. It's even better his playstyle is well suited to camping, spacing, and zoning which is right up my ally. I use Blue, or Blue/Yellow striped girl. - This was originally my "joke" character, I thought she was awful and I only used her to piss people off online, but she... grew on me. I started to really enjoy her derpy playstyle, and so she's kinda my sub now. I use Green (Wii Fit U). - Been a huge fan of Pikmin since it came out. Olimar will always be around in my book. I'll be using either Red Olimar, or Green - ...Who doesn't use Falcon nowadays? He's also my Melee main. Green or Pink is my go-to. - Pac-Man was a character I just didn't want in Smash at first. And lo and behold he rolls in and... I ended up really enjoying him. He's derpy as all hell, he's got great camp tools, and he's just all around a blast to use. Blue sleeves or Oven Man is my favorite. - My second most wanted character in Smash, he plays a lot like the actual games and it's delightful. Dark Green Mega Man is my go-to. - Larry's started to grow on me lately, I love the goofy little dude. Just wish he was... better... - Greninja is a neat addition and a great rep for Pokemon. He's speedy and crafty. Pink Greninja is mine. - I love Wind Waker. I like campy characters. Yeah. I like orange haired Toon Link.- I like campy characters, but sometimes I feel aggressive and wanna move fast and get in. Little Mac is my go-to for that. SNES Mac is the one I use. - SOMETIMES YA JUST GOTTA GO FAST, GREEN RING STYLE (Pink), (Red) (Green), (Green), (Default), (Green) (Red), (Orange Hair), and (Green)
I like her offstage game, and i can easily alternate between playstyles with her.Everything about using him is just fun.I liked Awakening, and he has a strategic playstyle that feels really rewarding.Pk Thunder is a really fun edgeguarding tool, spacing with Fair is fun and his BThrow is very reliable and a fun kill move.
because I love the series, especially Mega Man II and X. I like a lot since he had a reputation of being the worst character in Brawl and is pushing that in Smash 4, it's just a satisfying feeling when you win with him and is oh so disrespectful across all games.
My favourite Nintendo character of all time. Pit is everything I dream of being: cool, adorable, heroic, friendly, whimsical and strong; and simultaneously, everything I am: shy, clumsy, awkward and dorky. The fact that Pit gets trod upon by every character in the story and still carries on with his mission out of nothing else but a deep-seated, profoundly altruistic sense of justice endears me to him in ways that surpass mere appreciation of his gameplay. Pit is a deconstruction of the archetypal hero: though presented as a brave and powerful champion of hope and justice, he is in reality a foolish, blundering, snarky and hilariously tragic soul, constantly teased and berated by those he serves and regarded as a dancing buffoon by his nemeses. Pit begins as the puppet on a string that dances and jigs for his master's satisfaction, and it's not until he cuts those strings and learns to fly on his own two wings that he truly becomes his own hero. His stand against Palutena is a testament to his courage and his unfaltering honesty in the face of adversity: he stares into the abyss and, though it stares back at him, he leaps in anyway and fights tooth and nail to drag his loved ones out of hell and into the light of the skies once again. Pit is riddled with problems, both physical and emotional, and he persists in that most thankless and difficult of tasks because he knows it's the right thing to do. Pit grows, he weeps, he bleeds, he becomes stronger for it. He has slain gods and defeated legends, he has fought the forces of hell itself and saved his greatest friend and his own people from destruction too many times to recall, and he has never once frowned at the thought of being the hero or resisted the call to action. Though he can be high-strung and violent at times, even to the extent that he unwillingly partakes in such heinous crimes as mass genocide and spiritual terrorism, he nevertheless atones for his crimes by recognising his faults and promising to make better his folly in the future. To me, Pit epitomises the old saying, and the reason I love him is because he always reminds thus: "There is good in the world, and it is worth fighting for." Next to Pit, my favourite Nintendo character and my most-wanted character in Smash 4. If Pit represents the hero, then Palutena represents the force of good itself, the good that the heroes fight for in the first place and the light of hope and justice that ignites a fervent passion in the souls of the righteous and the honest. And yet, for all her beauty and wonderment, Palutena is still just as boorish, crude, snarky and vindictive as the humans that serve her; she is not some all-powerful, omnibenevolent deity of sacrosanct morals and illustrious ethics, she is just as prone to the basest of emotions and as utterly, characteristically flawed as anybody else. She is selfish, mean, spiteful and cruel, but that is why I love her. Were she an all-virtuous paragon of supreme divine authority, unblemished by hatred and scorn, I would find her a rather dull character altogether. Paltuena, in my eyes, represents true good: not the good that we paint on ourselves and pretend to be, but the real good that exists beyond the surface good and beyond even the evil that dwells inside of us all. Beyond good and evil, I believe, there is the true soul of purity, the driving force of good that inspires and impels all things - and Palutena is the manifestation of that. Even when she loses her sanity and embarks on a bloodthirsty campaign of carnage against the living masses, and even when she realises the full extent of her wrath and folly, that good persists. It is not the work of some divine authority of the agency of a wondrous moral hand that saves her from herself, of course: it's Pit. Pit sees through the projected good and past even the darkness and the evil inside of her and into the true good, the real good, the light of life and the fire of hope that burns deep in her soul and inspires hope and courage in all that behold her. There is a reason why Pit would and does follow Palutena to the ends of hell and back and why, above and beyond everything else, he will always strive to help her and do the right thing: it's because, at the end of it all, Palutena is the good in the world and she is worth fighting for. Let me preface this by saying that I am androgynous. It is exceptionally rare to encounter a character in a work of fiction that I can relate to and empathise in this respect, as most characters in fiction are - for better or for worse - presented as possessing a binary gender, and there is little room for maneuver in between those two rigid definitions. And then Lucina comes along with her soft features and her ambiguous clothing, her deep voice and her proud morals, and I see that this is a character I understand and I love and respect because of that. Lucina is biologically female, that much is self-evident, but her gender identity remains utterly, wholly ambiguous and is never really dwelt upon. And I love that. It demonstrates that it's not necessary to have a definite gender, that there's more to the human soul than what body you have and how others perceive you. Lucina is beautiful and inspiring, she carries off an effortless air of grace and debonair without ever needing to feel beholden to either her femininity or her masculinity: she is quite simply beautiful because there is profound, wondrous beauty in her. She is, of course, a hero in her own way too, and she represents what I believe to be the greatest and most powerful of all emotions: hope. Lucina sees the world and her loved ones torn asunder and slaughter before her very eyes, yet she does now cower and shirk her duties. She is the first to, in her own words, "Grab a sword and fight!" She is the one who, when all else is reduced to so much ash and ruin, stands against the oncoming chaos and holds her blade out, confident that, if she is to die, she will at least die doing what she knows to be the right thing to do. And yet, for all her charisma and bravado, there is a real sense of suffering and anxiety within herself. When she meets Chrom for the first time and is finally able to have a filial heart-to-heart with him, the traditional boundaries of leader and soldier dissolve and are replaced by something truer and purer: it is the relationship between father and daughter, a bond that transcends space and time and becomes something far greater and more powerful than any evil or terror can ever even conceive of being. When Lucina cries and embraces Chrom for the first time, it becomes clear just how profound and beautiful she is, both as a character and as a person. She is truly beautiful and a champion of hope. I think that every character I play says something about me as a person, and Robin is no different. Being totally blunt and self-aggrandising about it, I am an intelligent person; I have always been praised for my intellect and my learned profundity, though I often question where it leads me and consider how much of a task it is to live up to such lofty and high-brow expectations. Robin reminds me that it's okay to be smart and that, at the end of it all, what people value the most is not what you know or how you can express yourself, but who you are and why you do the things you do. Robin, again, is an aspirational figure to me: beautiful, intelligent, charismatic and helpful. She is a paragon of intellect and virtue, knowledgeable in all fields and possessed of a ruthlessly sharp wit that cuts through even the fiercest of difficulties. She drifts through life, it seems, with ease and aplomb, and nothing phases her. Except it does, it breaks her heart to see such pain and suffering in the world, and for all her snark and witticisms, she just wishes for the world to be a better place. Robin is not one to hold her punches and she does not shirk from her responsibilities, which I find to be of the utmost admiration as a person and as a leader: she's quick to praise those that have earned her blessing, but equally quick to call people out on their nonsense if she feels it's just. She makes no pretensions about being a wunderkind or a prodigy, and in spite of her vast intellect and tactical prowess, she is still just as confused and perplexed as everybody else in the army. Her supports with Chrom only indicate just how human she really is, and how she would do anything for the sake of those she considers friends and allies. Robin, to me, represents the bonds between friends and family, the bonds that neither time nor difficulty can destroy, and the absolute aspiration that dwells within the soul of man. I've always had a soft spot for this little guy. And it's precisely because he's just that: the little guy. R.O.B. is the underdog of the roster, the wee fellow that nobody thought would ever have a chance and whose appearance shocked everybody. A sentient piece of plastic with gleaming eyes and whirring circuits hardly seems like an appropriate challenger in Nintendo's all-star smashfest, now does it? And that's the unspoken, subversive brilliance of R.O.B., both as a character and as a symbol. R.O.B. is more than just a tiny shambling toy: he's our childhood made manifest. R.O.B. is symbolic of the toys we loved to play with when we were little, the bountiful and boundless love and affection that we felt for them that never dies, even when we grow up and move onto bigger and better things. That nostalgia can never die; we will always love our toys. R.O.B. is the unsung hero of Nintendo, a tiny champion of hardened plastic and whizzing electronics that nevertheless stood tall and helped to save the entire video game industry as we know it - and where is he now? In the hallowed halls of Nintendo's biggest and brightest all-stars? No, R.O.B. does not need fame and fortune. he is content to sit and watch as new generations of gamers emerge and something wonderful happens before his very big, shiny eyes. R.O.B. is content to be the silent witness to aeons of endlessly unfolding history, the champion of the ages whose noble and unspoken efforts helped define the very thing that we now know and love today as the video game culture that we are all so proudly and wondrously a part of. His role in the Subspace Emissary only further highlights this: silent and serene, he watches as his brethren are subjugated by a malevolent will and torn apart by cynicism and coldness until, finally, he rises up and saves the day. After countless years of sitting on the sidelines, watching and waiting, embracing generation after generation of aspiring young Smashers, Nintendo has finally deigned it fit to reach out and take the little robot's stubby plastic rotor arm and lead him into the annals of the all-stars. R.O.B. is the manifestation of Nintendo's rich and colourful history and the living proof that you don't need to be great and powerful to be a hero: you just need to have the heart to do what's right and the courage to live for the things you love.
because Animal Crossing is beautiful and has one of the strangest movesets out there. Ever since Little Mac was revealed, I was hyped for him because I love Punch-Out. He just looks awesome. Wind Waker is one of my favorite games, so the main character, in the art style, in smash bros? Hell yeah. The Donkey Kong series is pretty cool in my opinion and watching JTails play as diddy was amazing to watch and I figured that I could play that well eventually too
- He fights for his friends. We all need an Ike in our lives. Haha, and on top of that I love Fire Emblem. I wasn't the biggest fan of Ike's character, but he was better than Marth. - He's got some niiiiice moves probably one of the most entertaining characters to play as because there's so much you can do with him. And I really don't think anything feels better than landing that Falcon Punch. - I've always been attracted to this character, and after seeing what people could do with her, I had to give it a shot. - Underrated character, deserves attention. Love his move-set, and it really helps you learn how to read. - I think a lot of people laugh at this character, but you tend to laugh even harder when you kick their ass with him/her/it. Plus it's got that rest ability which is pretty much the most badass thing ever.
