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Not that I disagree xD
That's incredibly hot.
Agreed. She's so classic Mystery Novel dame-ish hot! I can't wait to see the finished version!
Amazing.
Here's hoping Tatsunoko Vs Capcom comes in the mail tommorow.
If not, then more Valkyria Chronicles.
acutally, i'd rather there be a new method of aquiring Final Smashes. the idea of a super meter sounds like a good idea, actually.
and to whoever suggested Ninten, he and Ness are the same person.
How will I object??
simple... LIKE...
Needs the music. =/Agreed.
don't use that argument. Captain Falcon was barely ever seen outside the Blue Falcon prior to Smash. we've already seen Syrup and Mona and Ashley in action.
speaking of how they play, that does explain my picks and why i disagree with some of yours. for example, the Wario characters. Syrup is an idea that could work, but i can't imagine anything working for Mona or Ashley.
MegaMan Trigger
I can rant and rave about Classic, X, and ZX, but my Legends fanboy will not forgive me for not giving Trigger the upper hand. Besides, half of Capcom's staff is looking for a reason to boost Trigger's popularity. If Melee got Fire Emblem into the U.S., I think Bitchslap can work wonders for Trigger and co.
B - Buster Gun. Obvious necessity. Tap B repeatedly to fire up to 3 shots before having to take a momentary break.
Smash B - Drill Arm. Breaks shields. You move foreward slightly while using, which can aid recovery.
Down B - Buster Cannon. Charge up and fire. Can adjust your aim up to 45 degrees in either direction.
Up B - Beam Blade Arm. Jump into the air and drop back down, slashing both ways. Kinda like Kirby's, except slower, longer range, and no wave.
Final Smash - Hyper Shell. Take a shot, and if you hit something (character, container, other destructible stuff), the massive explosion works like a Smart Bomb on steroids (Trigger immune). A character hit directly by the shell will take even more damage.
Rabbid
What can I say, the Raving Rabbids are freaking hilarious, and seeings how they were some of the earliest and strongest 3rd party support for the Wii, I think the bunnies have earned a spot. Due to short limbs, they can use a random item (spatula, plunger, banana, etc.) as a weapon, changed with each skin swap.
B - Plunger Gun. Press once to take aim, and again to fire.
Smash B - Stuff Yourself. Eat an item, recover health. Eat a player, scream at your stretched body, and belch them back up.
Down B - Melon Volleyball. Spike a watermelon towards the ground (jump up if used on the ground). A successful hit leaves the melon stuck on the victim's head for a while. Hit the ground, and it becomes slippery for a bit.
Up B - Bunnies Can't Fly. Stap on an explosive belt, and fire yourself into the air. You do damage during the entire flight path (more during the initial blast), and can bounce along the ground up to three times (press an attack button to stop early), but you're left face-planted after landing.
Up Taunt - Rabbid hops up and down a few times, waving arms and rambling.
Side Taunt - *hold weapon in the air* "BWAAAAAAAAH!!!"
Down Taunt -
But! They! Can! Dance!
Final Smash - Bunnies Like Surprises. Rabbid laughs as a plunger from off-screen lands on him, sticking to his face. Panicking and muffled screams abound, the Rabbid runs around frantically (you steer him, and can double-jump, but cannot stop), doing severe damage with the plunger handle.
Duly noted. But does this mean I should go look up some Famicom Wars protagonists (if any)? I'm game to do this.
- Advance Wars might be more niche than expected.
Final Smash: Driving Miss Daisy.
Like Blue Falcon, only the Kart moves straight ahead from one side to the other. If caught, one gets knocked onto Mario Kart track, then a loud HI, I'M DAISY is shouted before she comes onto screen and hits you.
Mirror: Similar to Pit's Mirror Shield, but weaker
No matter what comes out there is always room for improvement. There are plenty of game designers like us too. They are never satisfied and are always trying to improve upon what they have already created. I think it is a good quality as long as it doesn't turn into a whine fest.Oh, that is quite true, but in this case it is the dark side of things that is shown. There is more complaining than "I want this to be improved."
Secondly PB, as much as I know I agree with you on having no Dojo, a part of me wants the new Smash just to relive the "Japan Time" antics. Yay, going for a English final without sleep 4 hours after after finding out Sonic was in!
After seeing this, I can't wait until you color the other pic as well.
Solah looks beautiful. Absolutely lovely!
