WSJ and Marvel characters in Smash but with a sugary twist

[Joinallthreacs.smash]

As we all know. It is genuinely Impossible to have non-video game characters in smash bros. So if you were to add Marvel and WSJ characters to Smash bros, who would you add.






BUT THERE IS A TWIST BECUASE OF COURSE THERE IS, THIS WILL BE VERY INTRESTIN







for you may only have 5 WSJ Characters and 3 Marvel Characters.






now with thesse guidelines you may tell me who may add (and you can also make a full roster if you wish).


This should be fun

I don't know why this was moved here, esspecialy when its about Smash Bros Newcomers, just they are anime and comic book.

But im not sad because my thread wasn't takin down

 

[Kirby Dragons]

From Marvel: Hulk, Scarlet Witch, Thor, Storm, Jean Grey
From Shueisha: Luffy, Naruto, Saitama, Jotaro

 

[Verde Coeden Scalesworth]

I don't know why this was moved here, esspecialy when its about Smash Bros Newcomers, just they are anime and comic book.

But im not sad because my thread wasn't takin down

Because that forum is for Newcomer support threads and also allows for topics for newcomer franchises talk.

Being you're not allowed to make threads for newcomers who didn't originate in a video game(unless they're both owned by Nintendo and had a video game appearance), this is the only proper place for it.

 

[FirestormNeos]

This isn't a twist, though. You might as well have just named the thread "who would you want from Marvel or Shonen Jump?" and left it at that.

A "twist" would be the posters having to cut characters from the roster and/or having a limit to how many we could put in, or a restriction that isn't just "limit this or that company" (such as "only people who use swords," "only adding female characters," or "only adding characters whose parent(s) died").

 

[Joinallthreacs.smash]

This isn't a twist, though. You might as well have just named the thread "who would you want from Marvel or Shonen Jump?" and left it at that.

A "twist" would be the posters having to cut characters from the roster and/or having a limit to how many we could put in, or a restriction that isn't just "limit this or that company" (such as "only people who use swords," "only adding female characters," or "only adding characters whose parent(s) died").

Hmmm, nice sussgestion my guy

 

[FirestormNeos]

Hmmm, nice sussgestion my guy

hold on, I'm new to that meme. Are you still supposed to refer to someone as "my guy" for that meme even if they're a woman, or nah?

 

[Spongeboob]

Marvel: Wolverine, Spiderman, and Thanos.
Shonen Jump: Goku, Luffy, Ichigo, Jotaro, and Yugi.

 

[Yashichi]

I would have Spider-Man vs Goku, but Spider-Man would have a practically guaranteed win against Goku in-game because that's how it would work if it was real life. Consider the webs and how sticky they are. You don't even need to think about spidey senses. He would win 10 out of 10 times

 

[AlRex]

5 and 3 seems like a weird number. But I'd put Goku to sate demands, Yugi because Yu-Gi-Oh! is/was a big rival for Pokemon and a summoner character like that could be cool, Dio Brando for more villains and because his powers and mechanics could be neat...that's all the Shonen Jump I'd mostly want, because Sailor Moon and Astro Boy are from different manga publishers. RIP.

Marvel, I'd go the easy route and put Spider-Man, Wolverine, and then Doctor Doom, because he's their best villain. It could be Thanos, but I'd prefer him as a boss and/or Infinity Gems as a weird item, working similarly to how they do in Marvel Super Heroes.

 

[MAtgSy]

I wasn't aware the Wall Street Journal even had characters.

 

[evanwoo10]

Wall Street Journal Characters:

Spoiler: 1. Joann S. Lublin

Joann S. Lublin’s distinguished career is the result of a long journey of perseverance championing women’s advancement in the newsroom. Through it all she has achieved great journalistic feats, such as sharing the Journal’s 2003 Pulitzer for stories on corporate scandals like WorldCom, and seen great progress in America’s workforce.
Source - https://journalist.wsj.com/wsj-talk/

Spoiler: 2. Jessica Donati

In 2013, Jessica Donati arrived in Kabul at the tail end of the U.S.’s transfer of security to the Afghanistan government. Despite the dangers, she traveled with and without military escort to report on the country’s dramatic upsurge in violence.
Source - https://journalist.wsj.com/wsj-talk/

Spoiler: 3. Neal Lipschutz

Neal Lipschutz and the standards team hold the WSJ newsroom to the highest principles of journalism, even in the face of adversity. In 2015, he helped fight a court order barring the Journal from running a story about the controversial arrest of a stock analyst in India.
Source - https://journalist.wsj.com/wsj-talk/

Spoiler: 4. Gerald F. Seib

Jerry Seib’s illustrious career covering politics has taken him around the world and put him face-to-face with some of the biggest players on the global stage—but it has also put him in situations of real danger. In 1987, he was kidnapped and imprisoned for four days on suspicion of espionage by Iranian officials while covering the Iran–Iraq War.
Source - https://journalist.wsj.com/wsj-talk/

Spoiler: 5. Dana Mattioli

Dana Mattioli’s unrivaled access to the business world helped break the story of Berkshire Hathaway’s 2015 agreement to acquire Precision Castparts— the largest such deal in Warren Buffett’s storied career. The timely, accurate reporting from Dana and her colleagues has delivered scoop after scoop, including 8 out of the 10 biggest M&A deals that year.
Source - https://journalist.wsj.com/wsj-talk/

Marvel Characters:
1. Sauron
2. Thanos
3. Ultron

 

[HyperSomari64]

Weekly Shonen Jump: Son Goku, Kankichi Ryotsu, Izuki Midoriya, Kenshiro, Yuma Kuga
Marvel: Captain America, Spider-Man, Wolverine

 

[Tankman from Newgrounds]

Marvel: Spiderman, Hulk and Iron Man
Shonen Jump: Goku, Ichigo, Naruto, Deku, Jotaro