Since Damian has recently cleaned up the forum, there is no need to clutter up any more sections with the ridiculous amount of move set topics we had. Instead, we shall discuss all move set creating here in this one topic instead! I'll lay down a few guidelines.
-If you are like me and will be making move sets regularly, reserve a post or two on this page so all of your move sets can be in one place. That way, you can freely edit your reserved posts and keep rolling out more move sets without cluttering the forum.
-If you have one or two move sets you'd like to be seen but don't plan on making move sets regularly, post it and I'll put it in the second post.
-If you would like to request someone make a move set for you, then post in the topic and ask a specific person, preferably someone who's reserved a post or two. (Please note that this is mostly for creating a move set for someone you're planning on doing. If you want to request that someone ELSE make the expansion for you, then this is not the place.)
Damian, feel free to edit this post or do whatever you please with this area.

Reserved for requests directed towards me:

For Mari - Ranma Saotome:

Preview: Playstyle: In order to play as Ranma effectively, you must skillfully switch between Male and Female Ranma to defeat your opponents. Each form has strengths that cover the other’s weaknesses, so using them in tangent is the key to success while playing as Ranma. Male Ranma, as a testament to his rigorous training, is a competent and well rounded fighter. He’s much faster and stronger than most characters, and has superb combo skills. However, while does have the ability to rack up damage, he has almost no tools available to him that allow him to KO opponents. His smash attacks have pitifully weak knockback and mainly serve to extend combos. In addition, while he has average endurance, he doesn’t have as good of recovery as most characters. Female Ranma, on the other hand, lacks the sheer speed and combo-ability that Male Ranma enjoys, but has better recovery and plenty of tools that help set up or directly cause KOs. F. Ranma can’t combo quite as well, and can only achieve half the attack power and movement speed that M. Ranma can. However, F. Ranma’s smash attacks, aerials, and some select special moves can easily KO the opponent. Not only that, but F. Ranma’s agility and recovery abilities far exceed that of M. Ranma. This version of Ranma also utilizes trickery and cheating in order to assure victory. It should be noted that both versions have the means to penetrate enemy defenses. Male Ranma: Neutral Special - Ranma pulls out a boulder the size of Mario and crushes it into pebbles in his hands, then proceeds to rapidly throw them forward. The set-up for this is much easier if the opponent is caught in the rock crush animation, which throws the opponent forward into the path of the incoming pebbles. Each pebble deals only 1% damage, but the hitstun is enough to trap the opponent in the barrage. This is essentially a horizontal version of Ivysaur’s Neutral Special, but with one key difference: he can only keep up the barrage for 5 seconds before running out of pebbles. If the player holds down the Special button for longer than 5 seconds, Ranma will go through a comically confused animation that leaves him vulnerable. Side Special - Ranma pulls his fist back, then unleashes a forward punch with medium damage but almost no knockback whatsoever, even if the opponent already had high damage. It’s primary selling point is its ability to shatter shields. The brief delay before the punch telegraphs that it’s coming, but it forces the opponent to back off to prevent being put in a vulnerable situation. Up Special - Ranma effectively jumps a third time, this time just slightly higher than his double jump. It does no damage; it is simply a jump. Down Special - Ranma pours cold water onto himself and transforms into his female counterpart. Female Ranma: Neutral Special - Ranma points and shouts with a speech bubble in a cartoony way. Anybody hit by the speech bubble turns around, like they’ve been hit by Mario’s Cape. There’s no damage or knockback, but this is perfect for making opponents vulnerable to your many KO tools. Side Special - Essentially a chargeable version of M. Ranma’s “Shatter Punch”, F. Ranma charges up a powerful punch. At any charge level below, it delivers low damage and knockback, but at full charge (holdable), the punch not only shatters shields, but also has a ton of knockback behind it, making it an excellent KO tool. Up Special - Like M. Ranma’s, it is a third jump that does no damage or knockback. However, it goes much higher (almost double the height) due to F. Ranma’s light weight frame. Down Special - F. Ranma pours hot water onto himself and transforms back into Male Ranma. Final Smash - Ranma (either form) rushes forward one character length and attempts to grab someone. If he fails, the attack ends. If he succeeds and he grabs someone, a door appears right in front of them. Ranma opens the door and throws the opponent in. It’s an instant-KO move as soon as he shuts the door. Afterwards, the door disappears.

For Sage - Copy X:

Playstyle: Despite being a perfect physical copy of Mega Man X, Copy X is Mega Man’s ranged game taken to the extreme. Copy X has even more projectile attacks than the original Mega Man, each that serve different purposes, and his physical moves have plenty of range as well. He does have drawbacks, however, such as his slightly below average speed, power, and weight, his non-existent combo game, and his horrible vertical recovery (though he has slightly above average jumps). One of Copy X’s defining features, besides his fantastic keep-away, is his ability to shift between Elemental Systems, and thus completely change his move set and slightly alter his stats by using his taunts. Using the Up and Down Taunts allow him to cycle between four different forms: Normal, Fire, Electric, and Ice. Normal Copy X: Copy X in his null elemental form, and has the most range out of his four forms. His projectiles have more straight-forward uses here. Neutral Special: Triple Shot - Copy X fires three standard Buster shots in a row, each doing minor damage and knockback. Copy X cannot charge this attack, and there is a slight delay between each Triple Shot to ensure that the opponent cannot be trapped by a continuous stream of Triple Shots. In the air, he fires the shots diagonally downward. By smartly alternating between using this move on the ground and in the air, Copy X can greatly limit his opponents movement. This move’s purpose is to create and maintain distance between Copy X and his opponent. Side Special: Plasma Shot - Copy X fires a large projectile packed with tremendous KO potential. This move has a lot of start-up lag, which makes it easy for the opponent to see it coming, but if it connects, it can KO opponents at the 60% damage percentage range. An excellent way to trick the opponent into its crossfire is smart usage of Triple Shot to greatly reduce the opponent’s escape options. The primary purpose of this projectile is, obviously, to finish off opponents. Up Special: Nova Strike - Copy X surges forward at high speed for a great distance, almost the length of Final Destination. While the up and down arrow keys can be used to slightly change his vertical trajectory (mid-air variation only), Nova Strike is only good for horizontal recovery. Hitting the opponent with this move delivers more knockback than it does damage, but it can spike opponents right below him at the move’s start-up. In a combat situation, this is useful for knocking away opponents that are too close for comfort. Down Special: Slide Kick - Copy X slides along the ground with a powerful kick. It has less range than its Up Special counterpart and more start-up and ending lag, but it makes up for that with more damage, making it very useful for outright punishing opponents for closing the gap. In the air, Copy X kicks downward at a slight angle. It can be seen as Copy X’s version of a Falcon Kick. Fire Copy X: Copy X’s first transformation grants him increased attack power, but due to the explosive nature of this form’s abilities, he has decreased defensive capabilities, making him easier to KO. All of his attacks now have pyrokinetic attributes. His fiery projectiles are tricky to use effectively, but mastering their odd trajectories is extremely rewarding. Neutral Special: Fire Wave - Copy X launches a long stream of flame that arcs upward on the ground after traveling a short distance. In the air, it arcs downward immediately after launch, only to arc back upward after a short distance. It doles out moderate damage and knockback, but its odd trajectory makes it the most challenging projectile to apply to Copy X’s game plan effectively. The odd trajectory does serve to hamper the advance of your opponent, however. Side Special: Volcano Wave - Copy X points his buster upwards and fires a large flame shot, and from that flame shot comes two small projectiles from each side that cause small flames to linger on the ground before disappearing. The large flame itself does massive damage in exchange for start-up lag, while the gravity-affected projectiles that come from the flame do only minor damage. If the small projectiles are uninterrupted and hit the ground, they leave small, lingering flames on the ground for a short time, dealing minor but continuous damage. This move is easily the best anti-air projectile move in Copy X’s repertoire, but has little use outside of being an anti-air move. In the air, he fires straight downward, making it useful as an anti-recovery move. Both versions are also the most telegraphed of his arsenal, making it relatively easy to anticipate and dodge. Up Special: Nova Strike - This version of Nova Strike performs the exact same way as in his normal form, except with less range, more power, and flame properties. Down Special: Slide Kick - This variation of Slide Kick performs the exact same way as its normal counterpart, except with less range, even more power, and flame properties. This is as close to a Falcon Kick as it can get. Electric Copy X: Copy X’s second transformation endows him with greater speed, but his new multi-hit attacks lower his attack power. Due to his stun-capable projectiles, increase in speed, and loss of most knockback, Electric Copy X is the only form that can combo, though not without the help of his projectiles. Neutral Special: Electric Spark - Copy X fires a single electric ball that has homing capabilities to a certain extent that is fired straight forward on the ground and diagonally downward in the air. It does moderately low damage, but instead of knocking the opponent away, it puts them in a stun state. This is ideal for trapping the opponent and setting up a combo. Side Special: Ground Spark - Copy X thrusts his buster into the ground and sends out a slow-moving wave of electricity on either side of him that similar to Pikachu’s Neutral Special, except it hugs the ground much more closely. This is packed with lots of power, and it travels slowly enough to make any sort of ground dodging ineffective. It makes jumping absolutely necessary for the opponent to avoid damage. Combined usage with the Neutral Special ensures that the opponent will either take the damage or take the stun state. In the air, Copy X shoots a powerful lightning bolt straight down that causes the electricity waves from the ground version to spread out from the point of impact. Up Special: Nova Strike - This version of Nova Strike performs the exact same way as in his normal form, except with less range and power, greater speed, and multi-hit electrical properties. The start-up lag in this variation is virtually non-existent. Down Special: Slide Kick - This variation of Slide Kick performs the exact same way as its normal counterpart, except with less range, greater speed, and multi-hit electrical properties. The start-up and end lag in this variation is virtually non-existent. Ice Copy X: Copy X’s third transformation makes him a tank, buffing his defense to make him harder to KO (aka heavier) at the cost of speed. This form’s attacks cause the most hitstun out of all other forms, mostly because his attacks now have ice properties attached to them. His ice-based projectiles and specials are capable of freezing the opponent solid, but Copy X’s slow speed makes it hard for him to capitalize on such opportunities. Neutral Special: Shotgun Ice - Copy X shoots a small ice projectile that travels quickly and splits into several other small projectiles that spread out in the compass directions upon contact with a solid surface, such as a crate or platform. The original projectile always freezes the opponent with low-moderate damage, but the smaller projectiles only do low damage. In the air, he shoots straight down, useful for creating a large amount of projectiles at once to cover an escape. Side Special: Tornado Ice - Copy X sends out a flurry of small ice projectiles all at once. The projectiles travel in a whirlwind fashion, but none of them freeze. This cannot be rapid-fired and releases a set amount of projectiles. This can easily ensnare the opponents in a multitude of hitstun-producing projectiles, but since he cannot move around while he is firing, it is difficult, if not impossible, for him to follow up. Because of the delay between being able to perform the attack consecutively, it’s impossible to trap an opponent in a never-ending stream of ice shards. Another drawback is that he’s left extremely vulnerable from the back, so accidentally firing this in the wrong direction could spell disaster for Copy X. In the air, he fires it straight forward, but it propels him backward and suspends him in mid-air, allowing him to both stop momentum and avoid things below him like Samus’ Zero Laser. Both variations are extremely useful for trapping the opponent long enough for Copy X to escape. Up Special: Nova Strike - This version of Nova Strike performs the exact same way as in his normal form, except with less range and speed. However, this version does ice damage, is the most controllable of all versions of the move (meaning it goes slow enough to make vertical recovery possible), and can freeze the opponent at the start of the move. Down Special: Slide Kick - This variation of Slide Kick performs the exact same way as its normal counterpart, except with less range and speed. However, this version does ice damage and is the only version of the move that can spike opponents in the air. The start-up can also freeze opponents. Think of it as an icy Wizard’s Foot. Final Smash: Seraph X - Regardless of what form Copy X is in, his Final Smash triggers his ultimate transformation into a six-winged monstrosity. He can freely hover around the screen, much like Mr. Game & Watch’s Octopus form, but he relies on projectiles and ranged destruction rather than close-ranged brutality. Pressing and holding the attack button activates Beam Vulcan, which allows X to fire small beams in a sweeping pattern below him, and pressing and holding the special button activates a tracking beam from his eyes that does no damage, but ignites the ground it touches. He can use the left and right arrow keys to change where the tracking beam is firing and direct which area of the ground is in flames. It lasts for 15 seconds before forcing Copy X to return to normal. Side Taunt: Infinite Light - Copy X briefly surrounds himself with a white aura, making him completely intangible (can't even be grabbed) while the aura is active. If he is hit with anything during that time, he will recover the amount of damage that he should've taken. However, he is extremely vulnerable before and after the aura activates, so it is foolish to activate this when the opponent is upon you. It is best used to counter projectiles.

For Sage - Sage Harpuia:

Playstyle: The wise general of Neo Arcadia was literally born for aerial combat, and is equipped with outstanding abilities that allow him to fight from a distance and up close. His special attacks gain a new effect when he’s in the air, and his ability to hover ensures that his wings won’t be easily clipped. Neutral Special (Ground): Sonic Boom - Harpuia slashes forward and sends a short range Sonic Boom that delivers low damage and knockback. If the Special button is pressed again, another Sonic Boom will be shot at an upward angle, catching anyone who got hit by the first boom. If the Special button is pressed a third time, a slightly more powerful boom is sent straight forward. This special is excellent for juggling and building up damage. Neutral Special (Air): Stinger - Harpuia stops in mid-air and sends out a small missile with an electric charge. The small missile has homing capabilities, however it can only travel straight forward; to turn, it must stop and rotate. The missile deals minor damage and little knockback. Its slow movement is perfect for mixing up the opponent. Side Special (Ground): Whirlwind Dash - On the ground, Harpuia rushes forward at high speed. The attack has decent range, but the damage output leaves something to be desired. It is best used for juggling the opponent. If the Up Special command is given, Harpuia executes a powerful Ryuenjin finish. Side Special (Air): Sonic Dash - In the air, Harpuia dashes forward after a slight power-up delay, going a bit farther and delivering the same amount of damage. However, the main difference is that a huge Sonic Boom is shot downwards after the dash that spikes the opponent with moderate damage. Excellent for preventing recovery. If the Up Special is used while Sonic Dash is in use, he’ll cancel into Rush Ryuenjin. Up Special (Ground): Rush Ryuenjin - Harpuia executes a powerful rising slash straight upward. Its only real use is as a finisher, since it cannot be integrated into combos, and it pales in comparison to the air version. It can be cancelled into from both versions of his Side Special. Up Special (Air): Sonic Ryuenjin - Harpuia executes a slightly less powerful Ryuenjin that goes higher and moves him a little horizontally forward as well. A medium-sized Sonic Boom is unleashed at a diagonally downward angle. Excellent for gimping, spiking, or preventing opponents from following you in the air. Down Special (Ground): Sage Lightning - Harpuia crosses his swords and calls down a thunderbolt in front of him. It delivers low damage and knockback. If the button is held down, more thunderbolts will come down with a slight delay between each, each being farther away from Harpuia than the last. It is excellent for trapping opponents and forcing them to retreat. Down Special (Air): Pile Driver - Harpuia swoops down from the air in an attempt to grab the opponent. If he fails or hits the ground, the attack ends, but if he succeeds, he’ll grab the opponent, fly high into the air, and dive straight into the ground with his opponent. This also works as an excellent finisher, as it delivers high damage and knockback. However, it is tricky to use and can be punished easily. Final Smash: Armed Phenomenon - Harpuia transforms into a powerful jet that can use various wind and electrical attacks. The Final Smash is so powerful that it barely lasts as long as Wolf’s Landmaster.

.HackGU///: Haseo.

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Haseo is mainly a speed based character, with weak, rapid hits for most of his attacks, but others are really strong and others still have range. N: Dual Gunner. Draws his iconic Dual Guns, and fires off up to 16 rounds before having to reload. Hit stun is minimal, but there. S: Edge Punisher. Chargeable. Takes a bigass swing with his broadsword. Does incredible damage and knockback, but is really slow even without charge. Sends enemies flying forward. U: Flick Reaper. Uses the "Heavenly Lotus" special attack. With his scythe, his swings upward, then does two horizontal slashes. D: Twin Blade. Counter. If hit, he dashes through the opponent with his knives. They receive around 10 slashes that quickly appear. Each only do 1% of damage, but it involves a large amount of hitstun because each attack is separate. FS: Beast Awakening. His two best friends, Silabus and Gaspard, appear. Using the almighty power of friendship (No, literally.), they power him up. He turns red, and all attacks now do 3X as much damage, hitstun, and for the broadsword, knockback. FS2: Skeith. His Avatar appears behind him as he readies a scythe slash. Acts like Marth's. Forward Smash: Lei Zas. It's a short range powerful laser attack. Up Smash: Slashes upward with his scythe. Down: Slams the ground with his broadsword. Combo: Two slashes of his twin blades, followed by him spinning the blades Pit style for an infinity combo. FTilt: Spartan Kick. UTilt: Slashes upward with the twin blades. DTilt: Sweeping slash with his scythe. N Air: Axes the opponent with his bladed dual guns. FAir: Horizontal slash with his scythe. DAir: Sparrow Counter. He slams downward with his dual knives. UAir: Broadsword. Dash: JUS runs.

Snave, my OC. He can grow up to eight arms, and wields almost every hand held weapon with something called Hammerstones.

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Entrance-He gets up from doodling. He's been there a long time. You kept him waiting, asshole. Stance- Stands with arms crossed behind him. His hair is the only thing that moves, and he has no idle animation. Walk- Walks forward with his arms crossed behind him. Run- Runs normally. Double jump- Double Step. It's his universe's way of saying double jump. Basic combo His fighting style consists of unorthodox punches and kicks. This means he has a few different combos, but they all have the same stats. Neutral Special: Dominion/Viper He fires a shot from his pistol, Dominion. The projectile is a white flame, but acts as a normal bullet. This surprisingly has pretty poor range, to show Snave's poor accuracy. Can be fired six times before he needs to reload. In Sparrow Mode (Explained later) , he fires a shotgun blast. Has impressive damage and hitstun, but little knockback. Side Special: Gabriel/Sparrow Rush Swings his greatsword, Gabriel forward. Has great damage and knockback, but is pretty slow. Chargeable. Sparrow is him doing an Ike style dash forward with his trench knives. However, his hits twice, unlike Ike. Up Special: Seraphim/Sparrow Counter Using Double Step, he does a single upward circling slash that gives around Mario height, then slashes horizontally. Ground is a single, chargeable slash. Sparrow is an uppercut with one trench knife, followed by a meteor slam slash downward. Down Special: Uriel/Sparrow Roll He readies a grenade, which he custom makes beforehand. Works like Link's, but with more range and less damage. Sparrow is a counter. If hit, he action spin turns behind the opponent and double slashes. Projectiles are destroyed. Forward Smash Smash- Swings forward with his bluntsword. Up Smash Smash- Stabs skyward with his spear. Down Smash- Smash- Using two hammers, slams down G&W style. Neutral air- Mace swing. Up air- Upward ax slash. Forward air- Staff slam. Back air- Reverse roundhouse kicks, with a chain coming out of his boot. Down air- Ax kicks. Down tilt- Sweeper kick. Up tilt- Stabs upward with two knives. Forward tilt- Stabs forward with two katars. Hits twice. Dash attack- Lariot. Grab- If he grabs a lightweight, he holds them up by there collar with one hand. Middles get held up with his hand, and then one he grows on the same side. Heavies get held up with three. Pummel- Stabs with a knife. Foward throw- Spins backwards before backhanding the opponent. Up throw- Tosses upward, then baseball swings with his ax. Back throw- Arcs them over his head before slamming them to the ground. Down throw- Tombstones the opponent. Final Smash- Punishment. A Triforce Slash range rush attack. If hit, he attacks the opponent with every weapon he has, before finishing by shoving a bomb in their stomach and slamming them with Gabriel. He then watches happily as the opponent blows up halfway through their flight. Guard- Uses his shield, Cherubim. Hurt 3 (Dead)- He doesn't lie down like most others. He's crouched down, injured. Hurt 4 (Getting back up)- He climbs back up by pushing off his raised knee. Get-up attack- Uppercuts on the way up. Edge lean- He stands there. What is he supposed to do, flail like an idiot? Ledge attack- Kicks off the wall, then ax kicks onto his back. Home Run Bat- First swings with his bluntsword, with enough hitstun so they can be hit by the bat. Hold heavy object- Holds it with all his arms. He can move at walking speed. Up Taunt- Goes into Sparrow Mode by getting his trench knives. This changes his specials and his combo. Side Taunt- Points at the opponent and says "You've got two options." Down Taunt- Doodles. Win- Walks off waving. Lose/clap- Stares angrily at the opponent. Revival Platform- Double Step.

Skyward Sword Link

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Entrance- Falls in on his sail after jumping off his Loftwing. Neutral Special: Skyward Strike Charges a SS by holding his sword up. While charging, he can move around by walking, or do a single jump. He can either fire a compact one, which does more damage than his full, circular one, or do a spin attack. Side Special: Beetle Fires the Beetle. Has great hitstun, but average anything else. If Down was tapped, it will be shot out with a bomb on it, doing far more everything. Up Special: Sail Gets out his sail and catches and updraft. Down Special: Dig Chargeable. No charge - pulls out a bomb. Medium - sets a pitfall. Full - Digs in the ground, and can come out a few seconds later. Final Smash- Sealing Strike. Does a SS. If hit, the Sealing Spike comes down and instant KO's. SSmash: Shoots an arrow. US: Bomb Toss DS: Digs around, sending dirt, ore, and rupees everywhere. UTilt: Stabs upward with the Digging Mitts FT: Stabs. DT:Fires the Gust Bellows downward. Deals great knockback, but zero damage. Nair: Slash. FA: Propels himself forward with the Gust Bellows, tackling opponents. BA: Same thing, BUT BACKWARDS????!!! DA: Scattershot. UA: Stabs upward.

Groose

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N: Bomb Flower. Tosses a bomb flower forward. Deals a large amount more damage than Link's. S: Charge. He tackles forward. Full Charge it becomes the Spin Charge. U: Ascend. Fox's, but with no fire. D: Dive. A diving kick that works like Ichigo's; it deals more damage the higher it's done from. FS: The Groosenator. Quickly and humorously builds the Groosenator, and can fire up to five GIGANTIC bomb flowers that deal massive damage.

Alt Pit.

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N: Blade. Uses the primary weapon from Uprising to fire quick low damage blasts. S: Mallet. Does a heavy blow with a mallet, like he used to rescue the Centurions. U: Uprising. He extends his wings to their full length, then does a high lift. D: Protective Crystals. Holds out a wand. Two crystals come out of it and reflect projectiles and do minor damage. FS: Silver Armor. Dons the Silver Armor, which gives him more strength, and he receives no damage or knockback.

Alt Marth.

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N: Mystic Force. Holds up the Shield of Seals, which gives a minor burst, repelling enemies and doing minor damage. S: Power Strike. Runs forward with his sword ready to lance someone. He goes a fair distance, and if the special button is pressed again, he backflips to his original position. U: Critical Jump. This looks exactly like Link's Jump Attack from the Zelda games, except higher. D: Heal. Plants the Falchion in the ground, and after a bit of lag, begins healing 1% every few seconds. Leaves him completely vunerable. FS: Army of Altea. Commands his army to begin attacking the stage. Units of ever kind rush in and start attacking. After a minute or so, they warp out, presumably by a mage using the 'Rescue' magic spell.

The Stocks. (Stock Mario enemies that haven't been made yet.)

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Koopa N: Water Ball. Shoots a water ball forward. Has impressive hitstun. S: Shell Roll. Chargeable. When medium charged, pierces defenses, and when fully charged, gets engulfed in flame, dealing more damage. U: Super Koopa. Flies upward with a cape, dealing damage. D: Dizzy Shell. Spins, then shoots forward, causing enemies to be dizzy. FS: Koopa Mech. Giant robots piloted by turtles. Deal with it. Paratroopa. N: Item. Tosses a Mario Kart item, including shells, fake boxes, mushrooms, or a thunderbolt, with expected results. N: Steal. Rushes forward. If he hits, he steals any item the enemy may have. N: Batter Up! Tosses a baseball up. If the button is pressed again, he hits it with a bat and sends it flying. S: Shell Toss. Different in the fact that if used in air, causes him to hover, is capable of being aimed, and without the charge benefits. U: Wing Shot. Spirals upward in a tornado with feathers coming out of him. D: Triple Shell. Summons 3 shells, either red or green, or rarely, black. They orbit him and can be fired, dealing decent damage, with red having homing properties and black exploding. However, he can't jump with them out. FS: Air Raid. Attacks most of the stage in a manner similar to a 360 degree PK Starstorm. Blooper. N: Goop Shot. Fires a ball of goop. Does damage, causes a poison effect, and decreases traction. S: Sand Storm. Fires some sand forward, doing light damage. U: Bubble Blooper. Fills up with water while floating up, then releases it, turning him into a Dried Blooper, which floats lazily downwards. D: Electro Blooper. Becomes electrified. FS: Baby Bloopers. Releases a ton of Baby Bloopers, which function like the Centurions. Magikoopa. N: Magic Blast. Shoots a magic blast that arcs downward. If it hits and opponent, they receive damage. If it hits the ground, it becomes either a shell or a fire ball. S: Magikopy. Sends a clone forward. It copies the actions of the main and can take 10% damage. U: Broom. Flies upward on a broom. D: Magic. Uses either Water Blast, which makes steam surround him then explode, Blizzard, which freezes, or Flame Wall, which torches everything. FS: Grow. Uses magic to make himself gigantic. Bob Omb. N: Explode. Saw this coming, didn't you? Charge functions like Ike's Eruption, eventually damaging if full powered. S: Micro Bob Omb. Tosses a Micro, that explodes. U: Bubble. Gets surrounded by a bubble and floats up. Pops if hit, leaving him helpless. D: Mine. Buries an explosive underground. Can be remotely detonated or walked over. FS: Big Bang. Giant explosion. Dry Bones. N: Skillshot: Shocker. Pulls out a shell, electrifies it, then kicks it. S: Bone Toss. Tosses a bone. Goes pretty fast, but is mainly for stopping opponents. U: Mattermouth. Turns upward and starts eating existence itself, cause it's that badass. D: Disassemble. Everything proof. FS: Bone Dragon. A Bone Dragon appears out of the ground and smashes things up. FS2: The Army. Summons a bunch of other Dry Bone species. Wiggler. N: Sand Storm. Fires sand forward. S: Body Slam. Rushes forward, similar to Wario. U: Flutter. Grows Butterfly wings. D: Rage. Starts dispersing poisonous gas. FS: True Rage. Turns red, making him invincible and more powerful. Monty Mole. N: Cannon. Pulls out a cannon that fires a Bullet or Missile Bill. S: Toss. Tosses a rock, a wrench, or rarely, a Bob Omb. U: Cliff Burst. Pops upward like they do when they exit a cliff. D: Dig. Digs into the ground and can pop back up whenever. FS: Sunshine Cannon. Gets a giant cannon out and starts firing a ton of Bullet Bills. Cheep Cheep. N: Squirt. Fires a blast of water, dealing light damage. S: Tackle. Rushes in front of him. U: Flying Fish. Jumps in a high arc. This has excellent recovery distance. D: Puffer Cheep. Counter. If hit, puffs up, covered in spikes. FS: Tidal Wave. Causes a giant wave to attack the stage. Can be avoided by jumping. Goomba. N: Bite. Wario. S: Charge. Rushes forward. Does multi hit damage. U: Paragoomba. Flies up with his wings. He can drop Micro Goombas which do little damage. When it's over, he uses a parachute. D: Spiked Goomba. Ducks down with the iconic helmet. FS: Mega Goomba. Grows to about ten times his normal size for a few seconds. Boo. N: Spook. Turns transparent. If hit, he scares the opponent and stuns. S: Scream. He screams... Causes damage and large hitstun. U: Telespook. He teleports upward. When he reappears, he does the enlarge thing and damages opponents. D: Stone Boo. Kirby's. FS: Big Boo, Boolossus, King Boo, take your pick. Spiny. N: Egg Rollout. Goes into Spiny Egg form, and preforms a Jiggly style rollout attack like in Paper Mario. S: Shell Roll. Like Buzzy's, but more powerful. S2: Spine Shot. Fires a spine, like in SMRPG. U: Lakitu Throw. He goes into Spiny Egg from, and acts like he was tossed upward. D: Spiny Egg. Goes into Spiny Egg form and becomes everything proof. FS: Lakitu. Calls his long time pal to come in, pick him up, and bomb the stage with eggs. FS2: Dark Spiny. Becomes a dark spiny and gets an attack upgrade. Lakitu N: Spiny Throw. Aims a Spiny Egg in any of the eight main directions by holding, and tosses it. The egg will hatch into a Spiny that goes in one direction until it falls or gets 10% damage. S: Hurricane. Blows a large amount of air, which is chargeable. Reflects projectiles and blows away opponents. U: Cloud. Uses his cloud to fly around like Pit. D: Lightning. He drops a bolt downward, like Pikachu. FS: Spiny Storm. Throws a ton of Spiny Eggs forward.

Final Fantasy 1 Classes.

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Warrior [spoiler] Specials: N: Break. Functions like a stronger, slower version of Marth's that shatters shields, except he swings overhand. S: Radiant Sword. Summons a few magic swords that shoot forward and home in slightly on opponents. U: Rising Buckler. Throws his shield upwards, multi hitting. He then rushes up and then stabs downward. D: Shining Wave. Stabs the ground, releasing a wave of light. Powerful, but laggy. FS: Class Change: Oversoul. Charges forward. If hit, changes into a Knight, then attacks back and forth before finishing with a final slash. Functions almost exactly like Triforce Slash. Smashes: S: Attacks with a great ax. Full Charge and it gets Telekinesis added to it, which sends a blade wave forward. U: Stabs upward. Full charge = Rune Saber, which releases a magic sword that increases range and power. D: Ruin. Unleashes a 360 degree burst of non elemental magic. Full charge = Ruinga, which powers it up. Tilts: S: Katana slash. U: Attacks with a pole arm. D: Sweeps with a scythe. Airs: N: Meteor Smash with a hammer. S: Shield of Light. Holds out his shield and fires a burst of light energy. U: Slashes upward with a saber. D: Slashes downward with a knife. B: Attacks with a sword. Taunts: N: Taunt. Taunts the opponent. S: Warcry. Shouts. U: Berserk. Looks angry and flexs. If held for a little while, increases attack power by 1.2X, at the cost of 10% health.

Thief.

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Specials: N: Mug. Rushes forward. If he hits an enemy, he attacks, and steals any item they have. Also poisons if fully charged. S: Chakram. Tosses a Chakram. U: Flee. Throws down a smoke bomb and disappears, to return where you direct. D: Bomb. Link's. FS: Assassin's Charge. Short range, like Llyod's. Attacks a few times, then attacks with the Assassin's Dagger, inflicting Instant Death. (Likely, at least.) Smashes: S: Borrowed Time. Completely normal attack until fully charged. Charge inflicts Stop on enemies. U: Bicycle Kicks. Full Charge = Telekinesis, which increases range. D: Pilfer. Dashes back and forth quickly. If fully charged, steals HP from whoever he hits. Tilts: S: Punches twice with claws. U: Swings a nunchuck. D: Uses Gekishin to create a quake. Airs N: Attacks with a katana. F: Uses Katon to shoot a fireball forward. U: Uses Raijin to summon a small lightning bolt. B: Uses Futon to blow opponents away. D: Uses Suiton to push water downwards. Grab: Shadowbind. Shikamaru's the opponent.

Red Mage

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N: Aero. Shoots a multihitting tornado forward. Charging equals larger, more damaging tornadoes. Uncharged ones can be spammed two at a time. S: Catch. He sticks his palm out. If it is hit, the object is destroyed. If it was an Item, he gains it. For physical attacks, he shrugs it off. Exit: Teleports upward like Black, but his doesn't go quite as far. D: Stun. After a delay of charging, releases magic yellow flames that inflict dizzy on the enemy. FS: Ardor. Charges up, then releases a gigantic blue fire blast that devastates anywhere nearby. Smashes: F: Scourge. Sticks hand out, then shoots blue flames. When fully charged, becomes a bigger, more powerful flame, and inflicts poison. Also has a 20% chance of becoming 1.5X stronger. U: Stone. A multitude of rocks come out of the ground and shoot up. Full charge gets a giant stone pillar that shoots up and lances the opponent. D: Gravity. A large purple orb appears around Red. It draws opponents in and gives rapid damage. Full charge, the orb is bigger, and sucks opponents in from far away, and finishes with a powerful burst. Tilts: F: Stabs forward with a rapier that has En Blizzard cast on it. Has a decent chance of freezing. U: Stabs upward with sword that has En Thunder. Deals one big hit if in the center, rapid if on edges. D: Taps the ground with a staff that has En Fire cast on it. Two small pillars of flame appear on either side. Grab: F: Ice Spikes. Summons ice spikes, then shoots them at him. D: Shock Spikes. Red gets covered with an electric orb, multihitting enemies. U: Blaze Spikes. Shoots fire spikes at the enemy after tossing them up. B: Tosses them backwards, then attacks with a bow. Airs: N: Poison. Emits a magic wave that poisons opponents. F: Attacks with a En Dark Broadsword. Meteors and has the Dark Effect like Mewtwo. U: Stabs upward with a En Aero'd Knife. Multi Hit. D: Link Style Down Stab with an En Stoned Sword. If he hits the ground, two pillars appear. B: En Light Katana Slash. Very fast.

Monk

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N: Raging Fist. A Falcon Punch that shatters shields. S: Kick. Chargeable. He delivers a flying kick. Goes a lot further than Falcon Kick, but weaker. Full Charge gives it a random elemental effect. U: Rising Phoenix. A flame fueled uppercut. D: Counter. Basic counter attack. FS: Hundred Fists. Becomes a lot faster, and has almost zero charge time. Smashes: S: Boost Punch. A basic punch. Full charge uses Boost, which damages Monk slightly, but deals far more damage. U: Chi Blast. Fires a short range ball of energy. Full charge = Aura Cannon, which fires a burst of Holy Energy forward. D: Fists of Earth. Smashes the ground with his fists, unleashing a few rocks. Full charge = Shockwave, unleashing pillars. Tilts: S: Roundhouse. U: Aura Blast. Punches upward, with an accompanying aura. D: Spin Fist. Lariot. Airs: N: Phantom Rush. Four transparent clones appear, going in the four directions, attacking. S: Meteor with a pole. U: Somersault. Bicycle kicks. D: Razor Gale. Spins while falling, creating a tornado kick. B: Fists of Fire. Spins around with his hands on fire and punches. Grabs: S: Jabs forward with a pole. U: Uppercuts. D: Meteodive. Acts like a smaller version of Kirby's. B: Throws them backward.

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Ziexiel, the main character, and part of the Dominion Class.

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Entrance- Falls in with the words 'Fear Not' written in light behind him. Stance- Stands and checks his goggles. Basic combo Punches with both hands, then slashes with his sword. Neutral Special: Dominion Brings out his sword, then fires a ball of Holy flame. Chargeable. Side Special: Throne Tosses a Throne, which acts like Megaman's Wheel Cutter, but larger. Up Special: Messenger Flies upward. Down Special: Cherub Summons an effigy of a Cherub, which reflects projectiles and lowers damage for as long as it's held within a limit. Forward Smash Smash- Gabriel. Punches forward, dealing high horizontal knockback. Up Smash Smash- Michael. Stabs upward with a spear with a red ribbon on it. Down Smash- Smash- Uriel. A large burst of light surrounds him. Neutral air- Jegudiel. Attacks with a scourge. Up air- Cassiel. Holds his hand up and causes an explosion. Forward air- Azrael. Slashes forward with a scythe. Back air- Lahaliah. Grows a scorpion tail and attacks with it. Down air- Fallen. Grows upside-down wings and does a descending kick. Down tilt- Azazel. Shadows come up and spike the opponent. Up tilt- Sealtiel. Attacks with a bottle of magic water. Forward tilt- Ramiel. Attacks with a Electric element Vajra. Dash attack- Ambriel. Slows down and stops as another Ziexiel with red eyes comes out of him and attacks. Grab- Samael. A black chain appears from his hand. If hit, more come out of the ground and spear them. Pummel- Raguel. A fire ball appears and hits the opponent. Foward throw- Throws them forward, then fires icicles at them. Up throw- Ariel. Summons a tornado to fire them upward. Back throw- Arariel. A wave appears and hits them back. Down throw- Zerachiel. A stone spire appears and hits them. Final Smash- Seraph Form. Gets surrounded by black flames and bursts out. Neutral Special: Leader of the Dominion Sphere Brings out Rosier, and in conjunction with his sword, fires a large gray ball of Holy energy. Side Special: Purification Fires a searing hot piece of coal that explodes into light when hit. Up Special: Seraph Grows six black burning wings that scorch whatever they touch. Down Special: Ardor Raises his arm, and a large plume of black fire appears around him. Guard- A Cherub's Shield. Back Roll- Cassiel: Path Contract. Instant Transmission. Get-up attack- Barachiel. Electrifies himself. Ledge attack- Munkar and Nakir. Attacks with a very heavy hammer. Hold heavy object- Holds it over his head with one hand. Can move at normal speed. Swim- Stands. Up Taunt- A halo appears over his head. Side Taunt- Points forward and says "Pray." Down Taunt- Extends his wings. Win- Ascends upwards. Lose/clap- Crouches down, dropping feathers. Revival Platform- Wings.

Rayel, the speedster of the group, and part of the Messenger Class.

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N: Arquebus. Summons a rifle reminiscent of an old style Spanish Arquebus mixed with angelic overtones, takes a second to aim, and fires a single powerful shot that goes pretty fast, crosses the entire stage until contact with something, and pierces through shields. S: Messenger. Summons his angelic pistols, then crosses them before him, right before firing very rapid short range bullets that are built for hitstun. Can be held indefinitely, but he can't move. U: Reiiel. (No, this is a real thing. I didn't plan this.) Summons Reiiel's claws, spreads his wings, then flaps upward once slashing, then slashing once he reaches his peak of his flight. D: Uriel. Crouches over, charging a ball of light in his hands. When released, he spreads his body out, releasing the expanding sphere, dealing multihit damage similar to a Smart Bomb. FS: Shiva. Pays his respects to Shiva, who grants him the Brahmastra, a large handheld cannon. This acts as a semi final form, where he can run around chasing opponents, but is slower than normal. Pressing any button fires a blast from the Brahmastra, which is a devastating ball of energy.

Jaciel, the Heavy, and part of the Principalities.

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Neutral Special: Lelael Puts his hands in a position similar to a Kamehameha. This color red energy appears and begins growing based on how long it is charged. Four seconds, or release, unleash a large burst of power, dealing high damage and hitstun, but low knockback. If not charged, could easily be used to set up combos utilizing the open stunned frames. Side Special: Principality He spreads his wings and flaps forward. Miss, and he just returns to his stance/freefall. Contact with any opponent equals a well placed, forceful punch to the midsection, sending them far horizontally. This is used as an effective KO move, similar to Llyod's Sonic Thrust. Up Special: Temeluchus Spreads his wings to full length, then flaps upward, completely engulfed in flame. Multi hit flame damage, but low anything else. Has a sweet spot where the wings descend lowest, spiking opponents. The hitbox is oddly quite a bit larger than one would assume. Down Special: Abezethibou Hardens his skin. This decreases damage and knockback, but he is unable to move normally, but if he was already moving (Running, falling, jumping, knocked back, etc.) he continues until he stops, dealing a single, high damage hit on his way. Final Smash: Hadraniel Gets an irritated look in his eyes, breathes in a large amount of air while arching himself backwards, then stomps forward, shouting at the top of his lungs "HA-DRA-NIEL!" exerting a large force forward at the last part, infused with lightning, sending opponents in front of him flying.

Fighters from Kid Icarus: Uprising.

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N: Staff. A long range shot with one of the staffs. S: Club. A slow, strong attack with a club. It reflects projectiles, and if charged, fires it's own. U: Sky Jump/Jump Glide/Rocket Jump. No charge, just goes upwards with some angling. Medium, glides after peaking. Full, gets explosive properties. D: Land Mine. Plants a Land Mine, that explodes if someone walks over it, or if told to. FS: Daybreak. Assembles the Daybreak, and fires a gigantic beam forward, like the Zero Laser. The other weapons/items/powers will be spaced throughout the smashes, tilts, and the like.

Asuma Sarutobi from Naruto.

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N: Wind Release Kunai. Throws a kunai infused with Wind Style Chakra, causing it to tear through opponents rather than single hit them, as well as go throw walls. If charged, he uses Jade Storm Gale, which gives him a more acute Black Hole Bomb effect on the projectile, allowing it to angle itself. S: Flying Swallow. Charges his Wind Release Chakra into his Trench Knives until released. Then, he rushes forward, dealing a single powerful hit to whoever he hits. It acts like an upgraded version of Fox's. U: Flying Swallow Uppercut. An improved version of Naruto's, with out a clone, but higher and more damage. D: Fire Release: Ash Burning Pile. Blows out a large cloud of smoke in front of him, dealing no damage or knockback. He can go anywhere and the cloud will remain for a few seconds. Pressing the Down button in close proximity to the cloud will cause it to explode violently, but it is possible for him to get damaged. FS: Welcoming Approach: Thousand-Armed Murder. He takes a prayerful stance, then a large, 1000 armed being known as a Kannon appears behind him. It starts punching multiple times forward, trapping opponents until one final, powerful finisher.

ZAK'S MOVESETS!


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Zak:

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Weight: 99 Speed: 4.02 Jump: 2.41 Entrance: The Book of Prodigy opens up and he stumbles out of it, landing on his butt, and pulls himself up by his knee. Idle Stance: Zak taps his foot, and lets his arms wave around. After a while, a speech bubble comes out, and he says: "Come on!" Walk: Zak walks casually with his left hand in his pocket, but he holds out a silver katana in his right. Run: He pushes back his hands and runs like how ninjas run up buildings, if you get it. Turn Around: He slides his leg in the turning direction. Jump: He tilts his head upward and thrusts with his knee, dashing upwards. Double Jump: He unfolds his wings and is able to go upward a total of 3 times, in a slight imitation of Pit. Back Jump: He backflips with his wings slightly protruding out and waving. Back Double Jump: Same as Double Jump. Falling: Zak falls regularly, with his shirt waving. Land: He crouches down, and pushes up from his knee. Basic Combo: Zak launches a left hook (3), then a right uppercut(4), concluded by a pinwheel kick upwards, which is covered in dark fire.(6, causes average knockback) Neutral Special: Magnum Fire Zak pulls out a Magnum and fires two shots. When in the air, he can shoot them at an angle downwards. (3 damage per bullet, low knockback, can cancel a recovery) Side Special: Dark Blast Zak charges up a Dark Fire Blast, in which he holds a ball of fire until it grows too large. Once it turns pitch black, it's ready to blast. It grows through a period of 8 seconds, and if he holds a fully charged blast for more than 5 seconds, he'll drop it, and shake his hand. In turn, he'll take 3 damage. (No charge: 2 & no knockback, Little charge: 5 & no knockback, Medium charge: 7 & little knockback, high charge: 9 & average knockback, Full Charge: 12 & high knockback) Up Special: Uppercut Slash Zak grabs his katana from his sheath and charges upwards. If in the air, he can glide from there. (10 damage) Down Special: Wing Flare Zak uses his wings to direct a hit to both sides of him. You can charge the move for 5 seconds to increase the power. When fully charged, he also sends a wave of dark fire in both directions for a short distance. Forward Smash: Zak thrusts forward with a punch coated in Dark Fire. Up Smash: Zak creates an Arc with his Katana. Down Smash: Zak does a split kick to both sides, but is has low range. Neutral Air: Zak does a stab with his katana in the direction he's facing. Up Air: Zak flips up and does a roundhouse kick. Forward Air: Zak elbows in the direction he is facing. Back Air: Zak spins around and does a pinwheel kick. Down Air: Zak charges down with a kick. (Like Goku's but with his foot.) Aerial Lands: Zak bends his one knee and straightens his other, and has his hand on the ground. Crouch: Zak kneels on his one knee and holds his magnum in one hand. Down Tilt: Zak does an axe kick to bring the foe up. Up Tilt: Zak bears his hands and brings his foe up in the air. Forward Tilt: Zak uses his magnum's handle and slams it down. Dash Attack: Zak charges forward with both hands in fists. Grab: Zak uses both hands to bring in his foe. Grab Miss: Zak just takes his hands back, sighing as he does. Pummel: Zak punches with his opposite hand covered in fire. Forward Throw: Zak elbows the foe forward. Up Throw: Zak knees the foe in the stomach, sending him upwards. Back Throw: Zak rolls backwards and side kicks the foe backwards. Down Throw: Zak throws the foe to the ground and fires a shot with his magnum. Final Smash: Arkangel's Wrath Zak puts his hands into two fists and bends his arms, and shifts his weight to one leg. He then erupts with a burst of black fire, similar to Goku's transformation into Super Saiyan. His eyes go blank, and his hair turns black. His clothes turn black, and he is in a Final Form called Arkangel's Wrath, in which his moves are mostly the same, but his Smash Attacks, Throws & Pummels, Specials, Airs, and Tilts are different. (Explained later) Guard: Zak holds his sword diagonally. Back Roll: Zak does a backwards handspring. Forward Roll: Zak leaps diagonally downward and rolls. Sidestep: Zak shifts his leg facing forward back, and tilts his head backwards. Air Dodge: Zak shifts his waist backwards. Tech: ??? Wall Tech: ??? Wall Jump: Zak pushes off with his hand, and falls regularly. Shield Break (Dizzy): Zak makes the classic anime dizzy eyes. @.@ Sleep: Zak falls on his knees, and then on his face, and z's start coming out. Wake Up: Zak is startled, but pushes himself up. Hurt 1 (Hit): Zak holds his stomach, making a >o< face. Hurt 2 (Sent Flying) Zak does flips in the air, making a >O< face. Hurt 3 (Dead): Zak is on his arm, facing one side. Hurt 4 (Getting back up): Zak leaps up. Get up attack: Zak does a spin kick around, like Mario's Down Smash. Edge Lean: Zak struggles to balance, making a O.o Face. Hang: Regular. Ledge Attack: Zak slides up, and slides with his katana, stabbing in front of him. Ledge Roll: Zak springs himself up. Assist Trophy: Zak holds it up in one hand, smirking. Hammer: Zak holds with two hands and goes nuts. Item Swing: He does a throw like a hit in baseball. Fire Flower: He holds in directly in front of him with one hand. Walk Using Item: Zak holds it with two hands like a pistol. Item Shoot: He arcs his hand. Item Toss (Forward): He does a baseball pitch. Item Toss (Up): He throws it up in the air regularly. Item Toss (Down): Zak jumps up and does a split, throwing the item under him. Item Toss (Back): Zak throws it over his head casually. Walk w/ Heavy Object: He holds his hands up, and sidesteps. H.O. Throw (Forward): He throws it as hard as he can. H.O. Throw (Up): He bends his hands backward, and throws it up. Wall Hit: Zak flies off the wall, clutching his waist. Climb Ladder: Regular. Ride Down Ladder: Regular. Crawl: He does an army crawl. Swim: The regular swim that proffesional swimmers do. Drown: He flails his arms madly. G & W Ball: Regular. Super Spicy Curry: He holds his head, jumping. Electric hit: Hit 1. Frozen: Hit 1. Up Taunt: Zak snaps his fingers and does a thumbs up. Side Taunt: Zak unsheaths his katana and holds it horizontally, and says "Bring it on." Down Taunt: Zak cocks his magnum and says "Better get ready, or else."

Rift:

Emperor Dakota:

My Movesets:

Mario:

Metal Mario:

B: Shell (Mario Kart 7)- Metal Mario throws either a Green or Red shell. Green does low damage and knockback, Red does more damage and knockback and is slightly faster, and it doesn't fall off of edges. There's a small chance he'll throw a Spiny Blue Shell, which homes in on an opponent and produces a large blue explosion when hit. >B: Boost (Mario Kart 7)- Metal Mario dashes forward, like Fox, but slower, and he takes time to decelerate after using. ^B: Winged Cap (SM64)- Metal Mario dons a winged hat and is able to fly around like Pit for a few seconds. VB: Metal Mario Tornado (SSB)- Just to represent his appearence in SSB, it's a clone of Mario's. FS: Kart- Metal Mario gets into a Kart and is able to drive around the stage: --Neutral Special- Same as normal form. --Forward Special- Same as normal form. --Up Special- Ramp- He doesn't really use a ramp, but he boosts upward at about a 55 degree angle and then opens up a hang glider, which works like a normal glide. --Down Special- Banana Peel- Works like Diddy Kong's Down Special. Other Things: >>A: Fire Explosion- same as Mario's ^^A: Super Jump Punch- like Mario's Up Special, but doesn't go as high VVA: Tanooki Tail (MK7) VAerial: Entrance Dive (SSBM)- falls headfirst to the ground like when he enters the stage in SSBM

Boom Boom:

B: Shell Block- Like in SMB3 after getting hit, he retracts partially into his shell with his spikes out (even though he didn't have them in SM3DL). He can hold the pose for about 3 seconds. He gains super armor and his spikes do medium damage and low knockback. >B: Spin- From SM3DL, he spins around and is able to move around while doing so, but very slowly, and it begins with a short lag, but he does medium damage and medium-high knockback. It can be held for about 7-10 seconds before he goes into his dizzy pose and is vulnerable. ^B: Wings- From SMB3, his arms turn into wings and he flies around like Pit, but slower and for less time. Does very low damage and knockback. VB: Shell Roll- Like the Koopalings'. FS: Airship- Semi-Final Form- he gets in a miniature airship and is able to fly around freely, slightly faster than the Landmaster when in the air. The Standard Attack button allows him to shoot cannonballs, and the Special Attack button is a flamethrower and can be held continuously. He can also lift people offstage like the Landmaster.

Foreman Spike:

B: Block- he hammerspaces a regular brick block, which he immediately breaks. Similar to Charizard's Forward Special in that the pieces do damage. It becomes one of the four special blocks, and he breaks that afterward. If it was a green block, green Magikoopa magic is shot forward. If it was a red block, a random enemy appears and attacks. If it was an orange block, a heavy block appears above the closest opponent (if anyone is close enough) and drops on them doing heavy knockback. Blue block, the opponent receives high upward knockback. >B: Break- a chargeable and powerful move. He takes out a hammer and holds it behind his head to charge. Once released, he swings powerfully, doing high damage and knockback at full charge, and medium damage and knockback at no charge. ^B: Ladder Climb- a ladder appears and he climbs up, jumping off at the top. VB: Bomb Block- he tosses a Bomb Block in an arc shape and it explodes upon contact with the ground or an enemy. FS: Demolition- a wrecking ball vehicle. It works as a semi-final form. He's able to move around (somewhat slowly), jump very low, and swing his wrecking ball, which does huge damage and knockback.

Legend of Zelda:

Makar:

B: Sage of Wind- Makar creates a blast of wind that he pushes forward, doing only 1-3% damage but pushing opponents. >B: Violin- Makar plays a lengthy drawn-out note that creates sound waves in front of him that can be held for about 15 seconds, but gradually becomes weaker. The sound waves initially do about 3% damage per hit and low knockback, and decrease in damage by 1% every 5 seconds. ^B: Leaf Propeller- Makar's propeller comes out and he flies upward controllably. VB: Tree- Makar plants a seed in the ground. The seed immediately grows into a tree. When growing, it'll do decent damage and medium upward knockback to the opponent. While there, if an opponent touches it, they'll recieve damage and flinch. If Makar stands near it, he heals 1% every second. FS: Wind God's Aria- Makar's predecessor Fado's spirit appears and they play their violins. Works like DK's in Brawl, but is centered around both of them, who stand a decent distance apart.

Young Link:

Playstyle: Like his older counterpart and his appearance in Melee, Young Link is all about using his projectile specials to punish opponents from a distance. He wields the Kokiri Sword and the Deku Shield from OoT and utilizes the sword for the vast majority of his smashes, tilts, aerials, and throws. He has average stats as far as weight, speed, jump height, etc. Like his older counterpart is sometimes described, his playstyle is basically a "Projectile Mario." B: Slingshot- Young Link draws the Slingshot from OoT. He prepares to shoot a Deku Nut, and doesn’t have to wait like Link with his arrows for them to be prepared. While holding, a faint arc is shown depicting the path the projectile will take. The attack can be slowly aimed up and down, changing the trajectory arc accordingly, and it can be aimed forward and backward, changing the distance. The projectile stuns opponents and does about 6% damage. Origin: This attack is simply based on the Slingshot from OoT. >B: Bombchu- YL releases a Bombchu on the ground, and it travels forward for five seconds but explodes when it hits an opponent, or it can be automatically detonated when the Forward Special is pressed again. It climbs walls, ceilings, etc. The explosion does medium damage and knockback and burns opponents. Origin: The Bombchus, in OoT and MM, are used to travel along the ground and explode in order to perform tasks and harm enemies. Here, it functions the same way. ^B: Bunny Hood- YL briefly dons the Bunny Hood from MM and jumps up a distance about 1.5 times as high as his normal jumps, allowing for a simple recovery. Origin: This special represents the Masks aspect of Young Link, which are used in OoT but much more extensively in MM. The Bunny Hood was used to increase Young Link’s agility, and here, it is used to jump higher than normal. VB: Song of Storms- YL plays the Song of Storms on the Ocarina of Time. If an opponent is within small radial range around him, a thundercloud will appear above his/her head. For ten seconds afterward, the cloud will rain down on the opponent, doing 1% damage every second. Occasionally, only once or twice per storm, lightning will strike the opponent, doing medium damage (about 12%) and knockback and electric damage. He can’t use the attack while a thundercloud is already present and it has a startup lag in which the song is played to balance it out. Origin: This special represents the Ocarina songs aspect of Young Link’s character. It is used to start thunderstorms in the games (as its name implies), and here, it is used to target a single opponent. FS: Fierce Deity Link- YL dons the Fierce Deity mask in a dramatic motion and becomes FD Link. In this semi final form, FDL is able to use the special attack button to slash his sword and create energy projectiles that do medium damage and knockback and the standard attack button to swing his sword normally, which does high damage and knockback but obviously has smaller range. Thus, the special attack is used to attack enemies from afar, and the standard attack is used to K.O. opponents with decent damage (he could instant K.O. at about 30% damage). Also, while in this form, he is faster and has infinite jumps to make it easier for him to travel the stage. Origin: In MM, YL uses the FD mask to battle the final boss, and in this form, he could attack with sword energy projectiles. It is an incredibly powerful form, and thus is suitable for a FS.

Kirby:

Adeleine:

NOTE: Here, Adeleine is based solely off of Adeleine from Kirby 64 and not Ado. There's controversy over whether or not they are even related at all, and it would be making an assumption if they were considered the same person or closely related, and therefore should not be considered here. Playstyle: Adeleine's plays best when staying at a distance and using her projectile specials. She's somewhat weak up close, but her Neutral and Forward Specials are helpful in her ability to hit opponents with great power from a distance, while her FSpecial and her DSpecial and their abilities to trap opponents make it easier for her to approach the opponent and attack. B: Paint Fling- Adeleine flings a blob of paint via her paintbrush. She'll fling it forward automatically, but using the arrow keys she can throw it in any direction, including diagonals. If it hits a foe, they will recieve medium damage and medium-high knockback. To balance its power, the blobs move pretty slow. Also, the projectiles arc toward the ground. Origin: In Kirby Super Star and its Ultra counterpart, Paint Kirby was available. The attack involved flinging blobs of paint that instantly kill basic enemies. Here, by association with Adeleine's painting abilities, she can use the attack as a powerful way to damage opponents. >B: Ice Dragon- Adeleine swings her paintbrush in a sideways motion, releasing the Ice Dragon from her boss battle. The dragon travels in a short arc shape, bouncing on the ground and then disappearing. The dragon freezes opponents and does medium-low damage. Origin: Adeleine had the ability to ^B: Dark Matter- Adeleine uppercuts with her paintbrush, only gaining a small jump of recovery but producing her Dark Matter painting in the air, which carries her up further, almost as high as Megaman's Up Special. While slowly carrying her up, any attack button can be pressed again to have the Dark Matter drop one of its Dark Matter eyes below the two. Also, she can move left and right and the flight can be cancelled by pressing the down button. Origin: In Kirby 64, Adeleine could produce a painted replica of Dark Matter. Here, she uses the Dark Matter to carry her and attack enemies from above. VB: Paint Trap- Adeleine makes a splat of paint directly in front of her. This blot of paint traps an opponent and does gradual damage while they are trapped. This is good for keeping opponents in place and allowing her to attack again, and as a bonus it builds up extra damage slowly. Origin: Similarly to the Final Smash (which is next), here the paint has the ability to hold an opponent in place and make it easier for her to attack. FS: Paint Explosion- Adeleine prepares to attack and then flings her paintbrush repeatedly, leaving marks on the screen in a circular radius around her about as big as Luigi's negative zone. She leaves about ten blots of paint on the screen, and if an opponent touches any of the blots, they won't be able to move. After that, any enemy caught in the circular radius will recieve high damage and massive knockback, a OHKO at relatively low damages. Origin: This attack is also based on Paint Kirby's instant kill attack in KSS and KSSU. The attack did damage to all enemies on screen, while this one damages all enemies in a small circluar radius of blots. The immense power of the attack is from its ability to instantly kill multiple enemies in KSS and KSSU.

Pokemon:

Plusle and Minun:

Plusle and Minun work like the Ice Climbers, but they can switch who has the leading position via the Down Special, which also changes their Neutral Special. The two have a very combo-based playstyle, using their high speeds and agility to punish their foes. B (Plusle): Thunder Wave- Plusle and Minun attack with a wave of electrical energy. The projectiles move quickly, but it stuns the opponent and does 3-4% damage. Origin: Thunder Wave paralyzes an opponent in the games. It normally does no damage, but it was added for extra effect. B (Minun): Spark- Plusle and Minun attack with a small electrical projectile that travels quickly and in a straight line. It does about 13% damage and decent knockback. Origin: Spark is simply a damage-dealing electric attack in the games, and here it does damage to the opponent. Normally, it was able to cause paralysis occasionally, but that was left out here so as not to make Plusle’s Neutral Special completely useless. >B: Swift- Plusle and Minun dash forward quickly and if they hit an opponent, they’ll attack and do medium-high knockback and about 17% damage. Also, the attack pierces an enemy’s shield. Origin: In the games, the attack was simply a quick, normal-type attack that could hurt opponents who would’ve otherwise been unharmed, hence the shield-piercing. ^B: Agility- Plusle and Minun pause for a moment, and then are able to fly in any direction like Fox, but unlike his, they can curve into a different direction during their dash, and it lasts slightly longer to allow for this ability. The attack does not harm opponents, but it renders the pair temporarily invulnerable. Origin: Agility increases a Pokémon’s speed, which is represented by their being able to quickly dash in a direction. The invulnerability is there because the increase in speed makes them harder to hit. VB: Baton Pass- Plusle and Minun switch their positions, and they have different Neutral Specials. Origin: Baton Pass simply allows a Pokémon to switch out, which is exactly what this move does. FS: Wild Charge- Plusle and Minun pause in a short lag, and then the two shroud themselves in electricity and dash forward in two different directions, left and right, at extreme speeds. It works like Marth’s and does insane knockback, basically OHKO, and high damage, about 30%. Origin: Wild Charge is a move in which the Pokémon covers itself in electricity and smashes into the opponent. Here, it’s a powerful FS that does high damage to the opponent.

Fire Emblem:

Roy:

Playstyle: Roy is a fast and strong character with quick attacks. His attacks can quickly accumulate a lot of damage in an opponent. However, it can be somewhat hard to combo using him. B: Fiery Slash—After a Falcon Punch-esque (or just slightly longer) lag, Roy slashes widely with his Sword of Seals burning. If he hits an opponent, they will explode and receive high knockback and about 9% damage. The actual hit does about 7% damage. If an opponent is in a medium-length range in front of him (about half of Final Destination), they will explode too, but receive less knockback the further away they are. Origin: This is based on Roy’s Sword of Seals attack, which involves a fiery slash in the case of a critical hit. Also, the attack can be done at a range and still cause the opponent to explode. The fact that it is weaker at increasing distance is simply to balance the attack, making it less overpowered. >B: Seal—After a short lag, Roy points his sword forward, making an opponent in a short distance freeze for two seconds. This is good for preparing a target for the Neutral Special. Origin: The Sword of Sealing has sealing properties demonstrated by Roy’s ability to seal away the power of Dark Priestess/Dragon Idoun and, of course, by its name. Here, he uses that power of the Sword to freeze an opponent in his/her place briefly. ^B: Jump Attack—Roy leaps upward and forward, coming straight back down with a sword slash. The slash does medium knockback and about 11% damage. Origin: This is based on a basic attack in Fire Emblem: Awakening for the 3DS, where he jumps forward to attack with a slash attack. The attack is shown here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIUlcZmNFUg&feature=player_detailpage#t=220s VB: Counter—Roy takes a ready position and if attacked, he’ll stab with his Sword of Seals, with a small chance of it combusting. Like in SSBM, it will multiply the attacker’s potential damage dealt by 1.5. If he’s not attacked, then after the move and another short lag, he will heal 3-4% damage. Origin: This is based on how, if the Sword of Seals (or any weapon) is equipped, he’ll automatically counter when attacked. Also, the stabbing part is based on how some of his weapon attacks will simply be a stabbing motion. And the healing is based on how the Sword of Seals can be used to heal Roy in the game. Yes, Counter is also used in SSBM, but it still makes sense as a Special Attack for Roy and takes it to a different level as well. FS: Critical Hit—Roy prepares to attack, and then he slashes forward in a burst of fire, doing massive damage and knockback. If successful, it produces a huge explosion (much bigger than the Neutral Special) that can do almost as much damage and knockback to other opponents in the vicinity of the explosion. It’s similar to Marth’s, but Roy’s does less knockback and more damage and has a greater range due to the explosion, which makes it easier to hit multiple enemies. Origin: Simply put, any attack in the Fire Emblem series has a chance to land a critical hit, and Roy’s critical hit with the Sword of Seals involves a fiery explosion.

Balloon Fight:

Balloon Fighter:

Note: Balloon Fighter utilizes balloons in his gameplay. They work like Olimar’s Pikmin, as they are lost and can be re-gained and are used for a variety of attacks. After he receives a certain amount of damage with one balloon, it will pop. His Neutral Special, Pump, gives him more balloons. Also, the amount of balloons influences his falling speed, and he gains an additional midair jump for each added balloon. The maximum amount of balloons he can have is three, unlike the usual two he is shown with. Additionally, some of his tilts and airs involve swinging his balloons. Playstyle: Balloon Fighter is generally an all-around character, but with greater focus on combo-ing and racking up damage quickly. He has great recovery from his multiple jumps, Forward Special, and Up Special. He has some decently strong smash attacks, and his airs are good for doing combos on his opponents. He’s on the lighter side of the weight spectrum. A major difficulty to playing as him is learning how to take advantage of his balloon system. Like Olimar is to Pikmin, if Balloon Fighter doesn’t have any Balloons, he’s pretty useless, as he loses almost all effectiveness in the tilts and airs that involve the balloons and most of his specials aren’t as great. B: Pump- Balloon Fighter takes about three seconds to pump up a new balloon to assist him in combat. But if he presses the button while pumping the balloon, the balloon will pop, damaging enemies who are close enough and causing good hitstun and low knockback. This makes it easy for Balloon Fighter to defend himself if he is in the middle of pumping up a new balloon. The bigger the balloon was before it was popped, the more damage and greater hitstun and knockback it does. Origin: Technically, Balloon Fighter never regained balloons within a level (however, his bird-like enemies did pump up new balloons, and it is possible that he could too if not limited to two balloons in the game), but here he uses balloons to assist him in gameplay, as explained above, and this move allows him to regain his lost balloons. The popping gimmick is, as stated before, simply to make Balloon Fighter able to defend himself if he is in the middle of pumping up a balloon. >B: Dash- Balloon Fighter will pause for a moment to prepare and then fly forward in a straight line, doing fair damage and knockback to enemies. The more balloons he has, the farther he flies and the more damage and knockback he deals. If he has none, he hops a very short distance. This move can be used for recovery, and clearly, the more balloons he has, the better it is. Origin: Balloon Fighter’s only means of attack in Balloon Fight was to quickly ram into his enemies, thereby popping their balloons. Here, he uses this attack to deal damage to his opponents and to travel. ^B: Flight- Balloon Fighter flies around like Pit. His amount of balloons influences how far he can go; the maximum distance is as much as Pit. He can also damage opponents by ramming in to them during this, doing the same amount of damage and knockback as the Neutral Special. If he has no balloons, he hops upward about half as high as his normal jump. Also, he can use his airs while flying, making it useful for air combos. Origin: Balloon Fighter was always flying around in his original game, and he could do damage to enemies he rammed into. Also, his flight abilities were slightly impaired when he had one balloon instead of two, which is why he can fly longer the more balloons he has. VB: Dodge- This move basically works like a counter. Balloon Fighter takes a ready stance, and if attacked, he flies straight up and lands on the opponent, doing damage and knockback that increases with the amount of balloons he has. Origin: Balloon Fighter had to dodge his enemies in the sky by flying out of the way, thus giving him an opportunity to attack his attacker. FS: Balloon Trip- Balloon Fighter rises up to the center of the stage, facing the left. For a short amount of time, lightning balls and his bird-like enemies will move from the left boundary to the right, and Balloon Fighter will automatically move around dodging these hazards, giving the illusion that he is flying leftward past all of these hazards. The hazards will do damage to Balloon Fighter’s opponents. The bird enemies will fly toward the other players automatically when close enough to home in on them. When the FS is completed, Balloon Fighter lands on the stage where he started and normal gameplay resumes. Origin: This FS is basically based on the entirety of the Balloon Trip part of Balloon Fight. In the game, Balloon Fighter flew past the lightning balls in an attempt to stay alive as long as possible. Here, the bird enemies from Balloon Fight are present as well, and Balloon Fighter flies past all of these hazards while his Smash opponents take all of the damage from them.

Enemy:

Note: Enemy utilizes balloons in his gameplay. They work like Olimar’s Pikmin, as they are lost and can be re-gained and are used for a variety of attacks. After he receives a certain amount of damage with one balloon, it will pop. His Neutral Special, Pump, gives him more balloons. Also, the amount of balloons influences his falling speed, and he gains an additional midair jump for each added balloon. The maximum amount of balloons he can have is three, unlike the usual two he is shown with. Additionally, some of his tilts and airs involve swinging his balloons. (copy-pasted from Balloon Fighter) Playstyle: Enemy's playstyle is basically a lightning bruiser. He has high speed and strength, but he's a very light character. Like BF, it can be difficult to learn how to take advantage of the balloon system. B: Pump- Enemy takes about three seconds to pump up a new balloon to assist him in combat. But if he presses the button while pumping the balloon, the balloon will pop, damaging enemies who are close enough and causing good hitstun and low knockback. This makes it easy for Enemy to defend himself if he is in the middle of pumping up a new balloon. The bigger the balloon was before it was popped, the more damage and greater hitstun and knockback it does. Origin: The bird enemies in Balloon Fight pumped up their balloons when they are out of balloons. The popping gimmick is, as stated before, simply to make Enemy able to defend himself if he is in the middle of pumping up a balloon. >B: Peck- Enemy attacks with a powerful peck of his beak while moving forward. It works similarly BF's Forward Special but does more damage and knockback and covers a shorter distance. Origin: Like BF, the bird enemies simply attacked by ramming into opponents. Here, it also involves their pointy beaks. ^B: Spiral- Enemy flies straight up in a spiral motion with his beak pointing upward. The attack can be used for recovery and also does medium-high damage and knockback. Origin: Simply based on the enemies' flight capabilities. VB: Lightning- Enemy pauses in a lag and then thrusts his hands forward in an electric charge. Any opponent hit will recieve high electric damage and knockback, as well as good hitstun. Origin: Based on the lightning balls in Balloon Fight. Considering they are both hazards in the game, they can be considered associated with one another. FS: Flock- Enemy summons a flock of other Enemies to attack opponents. The Enemies quickly flock to opponents like Cuccos and build up damage quickly. Origin: In Balloon Fight, several enemies were on screen and attacking BF at once.

Skyrim:

Dragonborn:

B: Magic- Pretty complex move here. The Down Special switches which Magic school is in use. Destruction: It randomly chooses one of the three destruction elements: fire (burns opponents/lingering damage); electricity (shocks opponents/lowers opponent's attack damage temporarily); or ice (frost damage/slows opponents) Within the first few frames of the attack, you can hold down a directional key, which'll decide which attack is used. Only B- Flames, Frostbite, Sparks - think Bowser's NSpecial; no recharge time B + > - Low Charge: Firebolt, Ice Spike, Lightning Bolt - think basic projectile; no recharge time. Medium Charge: Fireball, Chain Lightning, Ice Storm - Fireball is an exploding projectile, Chain Lightning is an instant projectile, Ice Storm is a slow, gradually damaging projectile. High/Full Charge: Incinerate, Thunderbolt, Icy Spear - Very strong projectiles, work just like Firebolt/Ice Spike/Lightning Bolt, but stronger and with more lag. B + V - Fire Rune, Frost Rune, Lightning Rune - think trap attack, i.e. Snake's DSmash; only one on stage at once B + ^ - Fire Storm, Lightning Storm, Blizzard - enemies in a decent range around him are all affected and severely damaged; recharge time of 30 seconds; long lag. B + < (back) - Flame Cloak, Lightning Cloak, Storm Cloak - surrounds him for a period of time (about 10-15 seconds), protecting him from projectiles, does damage to anyone who touches it; recharge time of 60 seconds. Restoration: Only B- Healing - gradually heals. One point every second, so it isn't cheap. Also heals nearby allies (if in team mode). B + ^ - Fast Healing - after decent lag, heals 15% damage. Recharge time of 45 seconds. B + V - Ward - puts up a ward in front of him. Every projectile that hits it heals the same amount of damage it would've done otherwise. Leaves him vulnerable to physical attacks. Alteration: Only B - Telekinesis - pulls an opponent towards him, then when he releases the button, pushes them away. Recharge time of 5 seconds. B + > - Paralysis - stuns an opponent after decent lag. Recharge time of 15 seconds. B + V - Ebonyflesh - for 5 seconds, half the physical damage done to him is negated and he doesn't recieve knockback, but he can't attack, only move slowly and jump low. Conjuration: Only B - Spectral Arrow - shoots an arrow forward. B + > - Conjure Familiar - summons a Familiar, who leaps forward, clawing at enemies he comes into contact with. B + V - Soul Trap - uses Soul Trap on an opponent. If the opponent dies within 10 seconds, his smash attacks (which utilize various weapons) become stronger and have a specific effect for a short period of time. The possible effects are the same as those of the Neutral Special--Fire, Shock, Frost. Can only be used after the effect wears off of an opponent or the opponent dies. Illusion: Only B - Calm - target can't attack for 3 seconds. Decent lag, and recharge time of 20 seconds. B + > - Fear - causes target to run the opposite direction without control. Decent lag, and recharge time of 20 seconds. >B: Unrelenting Force- Chargeable attack. Low charge, he only says Fos. The target is stunned for a moment. Medium charge, he says Fos-Ra. The target receives medium damage and horizontal knockback. High charge, he says Fos-Ra-Doh. The target recieves medium-high damage and high horizontal knockback. ^B: Whirlwind Sprint- Chargeable as well. It works like Fox's Up Special. Low charge, he says Wuld; medium, he says Wuld-Nah; high, he says Wuld-Nah-Kest. The only thing I can picture increasing with charge is speed, distance, and power. VB: Magic Change- changes the school of magic for the neutral special. Like Megaman's, in that there are five options, and are selected using the directional keys, but shows their respective symbols. FS: Call Dragon- He summons Odhaviing, who flies around, landing occasionally, and attacks players with shouts. Smashes Up Smash: One-Handed- Dragonborn takes out a Sword, War Axe, or Mace (all Daedric), and swings it upward. For the sake of uniformity, they all do the same damage and knockback. 17% and medium knockback at max. Forward Smash: Two-Handed- Dragonborn takes out a Greatsword, Battleaxe, or Warhammer (all Daedric), and smashes it down. All the same damage and knockback, 23% and medium-high knockback at max. Down Smash: Archery- Dragonborn takes out a Daedric Bow (uses Daedric Arrows). Works similarly to Link's Neutral Special. 12% and low knockback at max. Dash Attack: Daedric Artifact- Dragonborn dashes forward while slashing with one of the Daedric Weapon Artifacts. -Dawnbreaker- 12% damage, low knockback, fire damage, small chance of causing a blue explosion upon contact, which does high knockback and 8% damage. -Ebony Blade- 13% damage, low-medium knockback, heals 10%. -Mace of Molag Bal- 17% damage, medium knockback, slows opponents (Stamina damage) and reduces their attack power temporarily (Magicka damage). -Mehrune's Razor- 11% damage, low knockback, but 25% chance of doing double damage and high knockback. -Sanguine Rose- 5% damage, upon contact, he jumps back and a Dremora appears where he was, does a combo on the opponent (three hits, all 6%, last does medium-high knockback), and disappears again. -Skull of Corruption- 7% damage, 12% bonus damage if done after he has killed an opponent. -Volendrung- 25% damage, slows opponents temporarily. -Wabbajack- 7% damage, does fire damage, ice damage, shock damage, poison damage, or stuns or shrinks opponents. Tilts Up Tilt: Forward Tilt: Sneak Attack- slashes forward with a dagger after short lag, and does 15% damage and medium high knockback. Down Tilt: Pickpocket- reaches forward with his hand. Does 2% damage and no knockback, but steals items from opponents (not Smash Balls though). Aerials Neutral Air: Flame Cloak- briefly engulfs himself in flame. Does 12% and low knockback. Forward Air: Bound Battleaxe- swings a Bound Battleaxe downward in front of him, meteor smashing. Does 15%. Back Air: Staff- swings a Staff behind him. Does 8% and medium knockback. Up Air: Down Air: Throws Grab: Pummel: Forward Throw: Back Throw: Up Throw: Down Throw: Other Notes Crouch: Sneak, can "crawl" (walk). Revival Platform:

Dragonborn v2:

Specials B: Magic- Dragonborn uses one of several spells, and the Down Special switches the Magic school. Destruction- Flames, Frostbite, Sparks - think Bowser's NSpecial but with different elements, chosen randomly. Flames causes a burn effect that does damage over time, Frostbite occasionally freezes opponents, and Sparks causes electric damage. Restoration- Healing- Gradually heals, one point every second. Also heals nearby allies if in team mode. Alteration- Ebonyflesh - For 5 seconds, half the damage done to him is negated and he doesn't receive knockback, but he can't attack, only move slowly and jump low. If done in the air and he falls on someone, he’ll do damage and knockback. Conjuration- Soul Trap - uses Soul Trap on an opponent. If the opponent dies within 15 seconds, his smash attacks and dash attack (which all utilize various weapons) become stronger and have an added random elemental effect for a short period of time—Fire, Frost, or Electricity, which work the same as in the Destruction NSpecial. Illusion- Calm- Target can't attack for 3 seconds. Decent lag, and recharge time of 15 seconds. >B: Unrelenting Force- Chargeable attack. Low charge, he only says Fus. The target is stunned for a moment. Medium charge, he says Fus-Ro. The target receives medium damage and horizontal knockback. High charge, he says Fus-Ro-Dah. The target recieves medium damage and high horizontal knockback. ^B: Whirlwind Sprint- Chargeable as well. It works like Fox's Up Special. Low charge, he says Wuld; medium, he says Wuld-Nah; high, he says Wuld-Nah-Kest. Distance and power increase with charge. VB: Magic Change- changes the school of magic for the neutral special. Like Megaman's, in that there are five options, and are selected using the directional keys, but shows their respective symbols. FS: Call Dragon- He summons Odhaviing, who flies around, landing occasionally, and attacks players with various shouts. Smashes Up Smash: One-Handed- Dragonborn takes out a Sword, War Axe, or Mace (all Iron), and swings it upward. For the sake of uniformity, they all do the same damage and knockback. 17% and medium knockback at max. Forward Smash: Archery- Dragonborn uses an Imperial Bow (uses Steel Arrows). Works similarly to Link's Neutral Special. 12% and low knockback at max. Down Smash: Two-Handed- Dragonborn takes out a Greatsword, Battleaxe, or Warhammer (all Iron), and smashes it down, also creating a small shockwave. All the same damage and knockback, 23% and medium-high knockback at max. Dash Attack: Duel-Wielding- Dragonborn swings an Iron Sword and an Iron Dagger multiple times while moving forward, based on the fully charged stationary duel-wielding power attack. Tilts Up Tilt: Ice Storm- Dragonborn briefly casts a stationary Ice Storm above himself, which does up to five hits, each about 3% damage, and does low knockback on the last hit. Forward Tilt: Dagger- Dragonborn slashes forward with a dagger and does 15% damage and medium knockback. Down Tilt: Silent Roll- Dragonborn rolls forward, doing about 8% damage and medium knockback. Aerials Neutral Air: Flame Cloak- Dragonborn briefly engulfs himself in flame. Does 12% and low knockback. Forward Air: Bound Battleaxe- Dragonborn swings a Bound Battleaxe downward in front of him, meteor smashing. Does 15%. Back Air: Staff- Dragonborn swings a Staff behind him. Does 8% and medium knockback. Up Air: Mace- Dragonborn thrusts a Mace upward, doing about 10% and medium knockback. Down Air: Lightning Bolt- Dragonborn thrusts his hand downward, creating a lightning bolt that strikes downward to the ground. The bolt does 12% and medium knockback, while the hand thrust meteor smashes and does 9%. Throws Grab: Simple grab. Pummel: War Axe- Hits the opponent with an iron War Axe. Forward Throw: Fire Breath- Dragonborn shouts Yol-Toor-Shul, burning the target while throwing them forward in medium knockback and doing 12% damage. Back Throw: Ice Form- Dragonborn turns around and shouts Iis-Slen-Nus, freezing the opponent in ice, doing 9% damage and letting them go. Up Throw: Storm Call- Dragonborn holds the opponent up to the sky and shouts Strun-Bah-Qo, causing lightning to strike down on the opponent, which does 14% damage and medium-high upward knockback. Down Throw: Marked for Death- Dragonborn shouts Krii-Lun-Aus, causing the opponent to receive 1% damage every second for ten seconds afterward as if poisoned. Other Notes Crouch: Sneak, can "crawl" (walk). Revival Platform: Stands on Odhaviing

Alduin:

B: Fire Breath- the fireball shout. Works in three charge levels: the first, he only says Yol; the second, he says Yol-Toor; the third, he says Yol-Toor-Shul. Damage and knockback increase with charge. >B: Unrelenting Force- (same as Dragonborn) Chargeable attack. Low charge, he only says Fos. The target is stunned for a moment. Medium charge, he says Fos-Ra. The target receives medium damage and horizontal knockback. High charge, he says Fos-Ra-Doh. The target recieves medium-high damage and high horizontal knockback. ^B: Teleport- based on the idea that he can travel between Skyrim and Sovngarde. He teleports away and back, but it's not instantaneous; he stays away for about 2-3 seconds. He can control which direction he goes, like Mewtwo and Zelda. If an opponent is in a nearby range upon activation, he grabs them in his mouth and then teleports away with them. While they're gone the opponents damage gradually increases (10% total). Then, when they reappear, he throws them upward/forward at a 45 degree angle, doing low-medium knockback. VB: Chomp- works like Wario's neutral special. He grabs the opponent in his mouth and shakes them around a bit before throwing them forward, or, if the backward button is pressed, backward. In total, does 20% damage and medium knockback. FS: Meteor Rain- Alduin makes balls of fire, as well as debris and rubble, fall from the sky. Similar to PK Starstorm, but there are more projectiles and they are mostly smaller.

Vampire Lord:

Playstyle: The Vampire Lord is one of the more powerful and heavy characters, but unlike others, he's better at recovery and traveling the stage. B: Vampiric Drain- VL puts his hand out. Any opponent in a short range has 5% damage done to them per secon, as VL recovers 1% damage per second. If he has an opponent, a red beam of energy flows from the enemy to VL. >B: Corpse Curse- VL charges the attack and then thrusts his hand out. If an opponent is in the range, they are paralyzed for as long as VL charged (like Black Mage's Neutral Special) and are covered in bats. ^B: Night Cloak- VL surrounds himself with a flock of bats and if done in the air, he'll fly upward a short distance. The bats do repetitive damage to any opponent close to him. VB: Vampiric Grip- After a short lag, VL's hand glows with red energy and he telekinetically raises the opponent. Then, the player can throw the enemy in any direction using the arrow keys. FS: Power Attack Bite- After a short lag, if an opponent is in a short range in front of him, VL will grab them and bite their neck. After this, he throws them in a up-forward diagonal line as basically a OHKO.

Cave Story:

King:

B: Blade- King slashes his sword, creating a crescent projectile. The projectile does about 10-12% damage and low knockback. >B: Fighting Spirit- King dashes forward. If he comes into contact with an opponent, he combos them with his sword and then slashes them away. Based on the Blade's multi-hit properties, and how his spirit appears when it hits at Lv. 3 (hence the name). ^B: Leap- King jumps up, sword drawn, in a path similar to C. Falcon. If an opponent is in range, King quickly slashes upward without hesitation, doing about 8% damage and low-medium up-forward knockback. VB: Number One- King charges strength after a lag of 3-5 seconds. For ten seconds, his other specials are stronger and have a slight blue glow effect. FS: The Mimigas- King calls on his Mimiga friend, all of whom chase down opponents and attack.

Danny Phantom:

Danny Phantom:

Danny Phantom: Note- Danny Phantom has five jumps and can glide. B: Ecto-Energy- Danny charges up ghostly energy. At low charge, he shoots a small energy projectile, does about 6% and very low knockback. Mid-charge, he shoots a larger one, does about 11% and medium knockback. Full charge, it's a beam like Kamehameha, doing 19% damage and high knockback. >B: Frost Blast- After a brief lag, Danny thrusts his hands forward and a small radial blast of frost energy occurs. Freezes opponents and does decent damage, about 12%. ^B: Intangibility- Danny turns invisible momentarily. In the air, he can fly around freely in a Pit-like manner. If he hits into an opponent, he disappears inside of them, the opponent pauses for a moment, and then is flung in whatever direction was pressed at the time, and Danny appears where the opponent was. VB: Clone- Danny creates a clone, which stays where he was and shoots ecto-blasts at nearby opponents. FS: Ghostly Wail- Danny pauses for a second then lets out the devastating ghostly wail. Works like Mario's FS, but lasts longer. Afterwards, he collapses from exhaustion and turns into normal Danny, who works like Zero Suit Samus. Danny Fenton: (I apologize for the terrible picture) B: Fenton Thermos- Danny uncaps the Fenton Thermos, and opponents are sucked inside. He can then shoot them out in whatever direction is pressed, including diagonals. >B: Fenton Gun- Danny shoots a blast of ecto-energy from the Fenton Gun. ^B: Fenton Bazooka- Danny shoots a portal below him and another either directly above him, or diagonally up-forward or up-back from him, and falls into one and out the other 1-2 seconds later. VB: Fenton Foamer- Danny uses the Fenton Foamer to blast goo in a short area in front of him. Anyone hit by it recieves 8% and low knockback. The goo sticks on the ground, and has a good chance to cause opponents to fall into their dead position while walking on it. FS: Goin' Ghost!- Danny transforms back into his ghost form. Does damage to anyone around him, like ZSS's FS.

Raptor's Movesets

Kirby Series

Pitch:

Being literally a tiny bird, Pitch is incredibly lightweight, and easily can be sent flying. Good thing he has multiple jumps, though. N: Bucket Toss - Pitch briefly transforms into a bucket and tosses a ball of water. It deals damage on contact with opponents, and if it hits the floor, it leaves a puddle. The puddle lasts for half a minute, and increases the chance of tripping on anyone who runs over it. S: Wind Up Ice Machine - Pitch stops moving for a second and starts breathing ice breath. Deals damage the same way as Bowser's fire breath, but ice-elemented, and Pitch cannot breathe for as long as Bowser, since he has tiny bird lungs. Also has a chance of freezing. U: Fire Bird - Pitch flies upward, engulfed in flames. He can be controlled ever so slightly, but it doesn't last long. D: Diving Drop - Pitch jumps a short distance into the air, turns into stone, and crashes back down. FS: Remote Control Pitch - Pitch plants a small remote control on the ground, pecks it to turn it on, and suddenly becomes engulfed in electricity! He has unlimited flying capabilities, and deals electric damage to anyone he touches. Kinda like Pikachu's Volt Tackle, but although it's weaker, it's much easier to control.

Necrodeus:

His fighting style is extremely keep-away based; most of his specials are projectiles, and his melee attacks have a slow startup lag. The melee moves are fairly powerful, but being a fragile skeleton, he has low defense and weight. N: He holds his hand out in a gun-like pose, and fires a spark of electricity from his finger. S: His shadowy body flickers and a Skully flies out. The Skully flies in a straight line, and if it hits an opponent, it deals small amounts of damage and holds them still. Rarely, a Skullion will appear instead, which travels faster, deals more damage, and holds them still longer. U: He becomes enshrouded in shadow, and can fly around freely. He is invincible in this state, but only for a few seconds, after which he enters helpless state. D: He primes his magic scepter, which he used to split Kirby into ten, and fires a bolt of lightning. Anyone hit by the bolt takes damage and shrinks. FS: He opens his mouth wide, revealing an eye inside. The eye takes in power, and fires a huge laser. Up Taunt: Holds up the staff, and the tip shines. Side Taunt: The eye in his mouth pokes out. Down Taunt: Two Skullies fly out of his darkness and then fly back in. Theme: Win Theme:

Mario Series

Ms. Mowz:

Small, agile, and tricky, Mowz plays by disabling the opponent and rushing in for a quick combo. Just don't let her be caught off guard; she's a lightweight. N: Love Slap - A chargeable multi-hit attack. Unique in that at high charge, it breaks shields. S: Kiss Thief - Mowz leaps forward. If she touches an opponent, she kisses them, stunning them for a second. If the opponent is holding an item, she steals it, and swaps with any item she's holding. U: Tease - A Ms. Mowz clone appears below her, and she jumps off. The clone quickly runs forward if it hits the floor, and if it hits an opponent while running, it slaps the opponent to face the opposite direction before disappearing. D: Sniff - Mowz digs into the ground and fishes out a random item. Can be used once every 30 seconds. FS: Yet to be determined. Could be the Badge-Ninja.

Princess Shroob:

Do not confuse her for Peach; the Princess Shroob is cunning and wicked. She avoids direct confrontation, hiding behind shields and lackeys whenever necessary, and her keep-away battle technique mirrors that. N: She waves her hand, and a barrage of laser balls fly out at short range. This can be held down and spammed, much like Bowser's flame breath. Getting hit by the laser balls has a 30% chance of causing a poison effect, or a Lip's stick effect, whichever can be coded. S: She throws an energy star across the stage, which can be moved up and down while in flight. At the same time, she is immobile while using this move. U: A controllable teleport, followed by throwing an energy ball downward. It's overused, but she literally teleports all the time in her fight, so it's okay. D: She reaches into her dress, and draws out a Shroob. This functions almost identically to Peach's Nspec, but rather than firing spores, it draws a laser gun and fires when attacked. Hey, nobody expected Princess Shroob to fight fair. FS: She yells into a microphone, and her throne appears. Now sitting in her throne, with an energy field protecting her, she has the power to destroy. She can fly about, shoot lasers from the front, and fire laser rings from the bottom. After a while, the throne disappears, and she reenters the battle.

Blooper:

N: Goop Shot: Blooper flips onto his back and starts charging up and compressing his body. When the special button is released, he launches a ball of goop out from his lower half, traveling in an arc based on his charge amount. S: Mecha-Blaster: Blooper spins in mid-air and launches a Torpedo Ted out from underneath his body. Based on his variant in Superstar Saga. U: Zig-Zag Zoom: Blooper performs three upward diagonal bursts into the air, based on his classic movement in Super Mario Bros. D: Electro Blooper: Blooper becomes electrically charged, like his counterpart in Paper Mario. Anyone nearby gets zapped, and any attack that Ness' shield would absorb gets cancelled out. FS: Blooper Barrage: Blooper disappears, then appears at the bottom of the screen, grown massively. He will jump out to the top, dealing damage, and throw urchins at other characters.

Paper Luigi:

Anyone who has played The Thousand Year Door will likely be familiar with Paper Luigi and his adventures in the Waffle Kingdom, and he is taking his skills to the Smash field. Keep in mind that he only has one of each partner, and he can't use a special move while that partner's still on the field. N: Blooey Lobber: Paper Luigi draws out his partner Blooey and throws him forward in an arc. If he hits an opponent, they take damage and knockback (the knockback is increased if the opponent is in the air when hit), and Blooey then falls to the ground. When he hits the ground, he gets up, jumps up and down in anger, and disappears. S: Torque Toss: Luigi pulls out his partner Torque and kicks him, who then slides along the floor like a Koopa shell. If Luigi gets hit by Torque, he will pick him up instead of taking damage. Otherwise, the move continues until Torque falls off a ledge or disappears after a set amount of time. U: Spring Jump: Luigi compresses himself, and then jumps high into the air. While on the ground, this move can be charged by holding down the special button, and while charging, Luigi has Super Armor, and can only be stunned by moves dealing more than 10% damage. D: Jerry Bomb: Luigi places his partner Jerry on the ground, who then begins ticking down like a traditional Bob-omb. Luigi can pick him up and throw him, but he will automatically explode if he is near any opponent, or after a given time limit. After exploding, he disappears. FS: Marvelous Compass: Paper Luigi brings out the Marvelous Compass, capable of predicting the future. While under its effects, all physical attacks will be countered, and all projectile moves will be reflected. He can attack normally in this form as well.

Mega Man Series

X:

Don't be fooled: X is not simply a Mega Man clone. Although they share their similarities, X utilizes his advanced years of combat to sacrifice mobility for increased attack power. Special ability: Wall jump, chain grab with the Strike Chain. N: X Buster - X's buster works similarly to Mega's, but his is stronger and has an extra level of charge. Slower, though. S: Boomerang - X launches a boomerang from his cannon. The boomerang can be a Boomerang Cutter, a Spinning Blade, a C-Shot, a Wind Cutter, or a Shadow Runner; the difference is purely cosmetic, as they all have the same hitbox and stats. U: This I'm not all sure about. D: Shield - Exactly what you think a shield move would be, this one deflects projectiles and deals physical damage if an enemy is hit by its activation. Like the Boomerang, the look varies between the Rolling Shield, the Frost Tower, the Gaea Shield, the Crystal Wall and the Guard Shell, but its effectiveness never changes. FS: Nova Strike - He fills his suit with energy and then dashes across the screen, like Ganondorf's final smash but smaller and a bit stronger.

Met:

Joke character? Who gives a shit? This lightweight plays best at a distance; play keep-away, mess with your opponent, and then rush in and smash them away. Entrance: a large Mettall Potton descends from the sky, dispenses a Met, and then disappears into the sky. Nl: Fires a bullet. Charge it for a second, and he shoots three bullets forward and diagonally up and down. S: Swings a pickaxe into the ground, creating a shockwave. The wave slides across the stage Demon Fang style, and the pickaxe itself deals massive damage. Air: Swings the pickaxe in the air like Kirby's hammer, gaining some forward momentum. U: A propeller pops out of his helmet, and he flies away. Given his small weight, he goes up fast. D: Ducks into his helmet for 3 seconds, or until the button is let go. He's goddamn everything-proof for that short time. Afterwards, it takes about 30 seconds to a minute or something to recharge. Air: He falls from the sky helmet first, Yoshi style. FS: He flies into the air, and then lands onto the stage in the Metonger Z. He can move around and shoot bullets in this form, Landmaster style.

Dr. Wily:

The good doctor fights exclusively in a mech, as is his common style. This makes him a heavy fighter, although for a heavy his moveset has a peculiar attachment to projectiles. N: Wily Archive - Wily's robot releases a small Wily Archive from its mouth, with an attack that varies based on the direction held before letting go of the special button. Each combination has a chance of activating one of two or three archived moves; each one has its own merits, so don't feel bad if you don't get the one you want. N+nothing: Slash Claw - a two-Mario length slash with moderate damage and knockback. Leaf Shield - a small shield of leaves that scatters damage-dealing leaves around him. N+forward: Thunder Beam - a zap of electricity that can stun briefly. Gemini Laser - a shot that pierces enemies and items and bounces off walls. Ring Boomerang - exactly what it sounds like. N+up: Napalm Bomb - two bombs tossed upward, dealing high damage when they land, but with a space in between in which medium-sized characters cannot get hurt. Tornado Blow - a flurry of small tornadoes shot forward that fly up upon release. N+down: Flame Blast - a short-range fire projectile, followed by pillars of fire from the ground. Ice Wave - a wave of ice. Duh. S: Energy Orb - a cannon on the mech fires an orb that flies forward in a wave motion. Decent damage, hitstun. U: Wily Capsule #7 - the mech disappears below Wily, while his infamous capsule flies upward. It can be controlled for a brief period of time, after which the rest of the mech reappears. D: Yellow Devil - the mech spits out a cube of Yellow Devil material, which moves straight forward, dealing heavy damage. A small chance exists that the cube will have a Yellow Devil eye, which will make it move faster and deal more damage. FS: Alien Illusion - Wily's mech and Capsule both disappear, leaving Wily floating in the air. Suddenly, he transforms into the alien from Mega Man 2! He has full movement in all directions in this form, and can fire energy balls at any time with a delay between shots. Afterwards, he returns to normal.

Other Series

Duke Nukem:

Yeah yeah yeah, blah blah blah, I've got balls of steel. N: Pulls out his basic machine gun, the Ripper, and starts firing. S: Whips out the Freezethrower, and launches 1-3 shards of ice. The shards have a chance of freezing whoever gets hit. U: Duke flies upward with a jetpack. D: Draws out the Shrink Ray, which hits anyone within smash range, dealing damage and causing a poison mushroom effect. Since it's linked to the Microwave Expander, it has a small chance of causing a normal mushroom effect instead. FS: Duke jumps off the stage and draws out his strongest weapon, the Devastator. It launches two rockets at a time, giving it a larger explosion radius than Snake's final smash bombs, but it only has a fraction of Snake's shots, since he uses up double the ammo with each shot.

Agent J (Elite Beat Agents):

N: Beat Combo - J creates a beat button in front of him, which explodes. The detonation is activated by the special button, so you hit the button once to set and again to detonate. If your timing is good enough, the explosion deals more damage, and another beat button appears a bit further away. This can be combo'd up to five hits. If you miss a beat, the button gets X-ed out and the combo ends. S: Spinner Punch - J winds up a punch for as long as the button is held down. When you let go, he punches forward with enough force to move him forward, depending on the amount of charge. If the down button is pressed while charging, he will punch the floor instead, causing a shockwave on both sides that varies based on charge. Doesn't charge in midair, but he gets horizontal boost anyway. U: Slider Glide - J creates a slider and jumps onto it; it flies upward, and anyone who touches it takes damage. D: Dancing Star - J strikes a pose, and a star grows behind him. Anyone who comes in contact with the star automatically taunts. FS: Music Lives! - Basically, it's a giant laser. It's ridiculously powerful, but the catch is, it fires upwards. It has the size of the Zero Laser, and the aiming power, but it shoots up.

Lemming:

The Lemming is a slow character, but makes up for it with potentially devastating hits. He's like a wind-up toy of pain. N: Block - With a second's delay of start-up lag, Lemming forces both hands out both sides, with a small aura of force. It forces opponents back, dealing slight damage, and also reflects projectiles. S: Bash - The bash attack looks like Luigi's dash attack and functions like Tails' side special; he walks forward and swings his fists all the while. Slow, but powerful. U: Build/Float - Fortunately, the Lemming is not so slow when life is on the line. Quick as a flash, he whips out bricks and places them in the air as a staircase. He then jumps off, and floats down with an umbrella. The stairs remain for a while onscreen. D: Dig - The Lemming will dig at the ground beneath. If done for a short while, he will create a pitfall trap at his feet. But if left to his own devices, he will dig right under the stage, and stay down there until he's ready to burst out and attack. FS: Trap Attack - The Lemming reaches into its large robe, and pulls out a large mouse cursor! The cursor immediately becomes controllable by the player, using the directional keys. When "clicked" with the attack keys, the cursor spawns a random trap, with a two second cooldown between traps. After a while, the cursor and all traps disappear.

Meat Boy:

Fast. Agile. Moderately sickening. If that describes your kind of style, Meat Boy's got your kind of guile. Now, if only his bloodiness didn't make his SSF2 capability questionable... N: Buzzsaw Barrage - Meat Boy takes a buzzsaw cannon and fires it. It deals moderately low damage, but pierces enemies and has a reload time of Falco's laser gun. S: Super Meat Dash - With a burst of energy, Meat Boy runs super fast, smacking anyone for good damage as he races past. And it works in midair! U: WAAAAARP ZOOOOOOONE - A portal appears above Meat Boy, sucking him up, disappearing, reappearing higher up, and spitting him back out. When spat out, anyone he hits takes damage. There is a slight chance that what comes out the other end will in fact be a retro-fied version of Meat Boy, which will deal higher damage, and an even less chance that he'll end up glitched, which is the equivalent of using Luigi's up special right next to a dude. Any retro effects will be shaken off when he hits the ground. D: Saw Sprout - Meat Boy stomps the ground, jumps back, and a large saw pops out where he was a moment before. The saw stays on stage for a bit, and anyone who touches it takes damage and knockback. Unfortunately, that goes for poor delicate Meat Boy as well. FS: Little Horn - Meat Boy jumps off the stage, and Little Horn rises from the background, a giant monster from hell composed of hundreds of dead Meat Boys. Little Horn can smash his fists down, and sometimes his head, but eventually he sinks back to the bottom and Meat Boy jumps out to rejoin the fight.

Dr. Fetus:

Yeah, yeah, Dr. Fetus hates you. This is 60% AEM's moveset, just letting you know. N: AEM's. S: Gasoline Dash - Dr. Fetus starts running about, carrying a leaking gas tank behind him. After a while, he stops running, and tosses a match behind him, causing the entire area where he ran to burst into flames. Based on a cutscene in the game, his own chaotic nature, and the general gameplay of Super Meat Boy. U: Demon Wings - Dr. Fetus flies upward using the wings he used to enter the Hospital. If he touches an enemy in this state, he grabs them, carries them upwards, and kicks them straight back down, gaining a small bit of extra boost and meteor smashing the helpless victim. D: Again, AEM's. FS: AEM's Little Slugger set just can't be beat.

Comics and Cartoons

Donald Duck:

Donald, will you ever get control over your temper? Hopefully not before this match starts! Get in close and watch the feathers fly! N: Feathered Fury - Donald begins going into a rage, throwing fists, kicks and screams in every direction. Much like Donkey Kong's Hand Slap, but with less knockback. He has limited movement while raging, being able to slowly move left or right. S: Quack Attack - Donald jumps forward in an arc. Anyone who he hits, he traps in a Big Ball of Violence, dealing constant damage for a few seconds. Donald will take damage as well, but not as much as the target. If anyone else touches the cloud, they get trapped inside as well, and the timer for how long the attack lasts is reset. At the end, Donald is left standing, and the opponent is knocked out. U: Duck Jump - Donald bunches up, and then jumps high into the air. If he hits anyone during his upward momentum, he kicks them away. D: Going Quackers - For as long as the attack is held down, Donald gets steadily redder and angrier, until eventually steam starts coming from his ears if you let it charge that long. When the attack is released, Donald will have a temporary attack boost for as long as the redness lasts (the red will be added in Flash). Afterwards, when the redness is gone, Donald will need to stop and catch his breath. Donald has super armor while enraged, but if he takes enough damage he gets knocked out and stunned, just like if his shield were broken. FS: Duck Avenger - Donald gets hit with a beam of light, and suddenly becomes the Duck Avenger. In this form, he has a new variety of moves, involving his shield weapon with a built-in gun and boxing glove.

Coming up next: It's a mystery...

I get bored and make some pretty wicked stuff.

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Yu Yu Hakusho:

Hiei Moveset (Remastered): Status: WIP (75%)

Spoiler:

Playstyle: Hiei carries the mentality of continually rushing his opponents, unlike Kurama who tries to read his opponent's maneuvers. A majority of his metagame will focus on nothing but sheer force and his incredible speed will do no good for his foes. His only major weakness is his pathetic usage for a recovery, but to make up for that, his weight class will be somewhere between that of Wario and Mario. With decent range and overwhelming power, Hiei will fit the perfect description of a character who takes no mercy. MOTIONS ANALYSIS Will come later... BASIC ATTACK ANALYSIS Description: Hiei's overall attacks flow well with his speedy combo and approaching game. There isn't a move that won't prove to be useful for Hiei to follow up with. Jab: Essentially, a horizontal slash of his blade. Damage Dealt: 4% Jab > Combo String: Horizontal slash following with a two-handed thrust. Damage Dealt: 13% Overview: Not bad for a two hit combo, flows well with non-laggy start-up. Enough hitstun is dealt for the thrust portion of the combo to work and can be used to start up some pretty basic combos. Side Tilt: A dashing one handed slash from overhead of Hiei. Damage Dealt: 9 Overview: I might add, the hit box will act as a disjoint. Why you may ask? It's good for spacing options and helps him not become an easily punishable in terms of frontal approach (See SSBM Marth's side tilt). Up Tilt: An upward frontal slash; it's mostly used to continue strings for combo potential. Damage Dealt: 6% Overview: This is Hiei's most weakest AND quickest tilt, but probably will serve as the most beneficial of them all. This move will send the opponent at a 65 degree angle. Down Tilt: Hiei sweeps the opponent with his blade. Damage Dealt: 8% Will serve a purpose similar to that of his up tilt, but will send the opponent at a 75 degree angle. --- SMASHES AND AERIALS Side Smash: ??? Up Smash: Hiei launches himself in the air leaving a trail of fire following along with him. Damage Dealt: 17% Down Smash: ??? N-air: A standard mid-air slash. F-air: An aerial version of his quick-speed swordplay skill (vasnishing variation). It only does about 8 hits. B-air: ??? D-air: Similar to that of Link's D-air except Hiei cannot use DI. Minor other stuff: Grabs Up-Throw: ??? Down-Throw: ??? F-Throw: ??? B-Throw: ??? Special Moves Neutral Special: Dragon of the Darkness Flame: Description will come later. Side Special: Sword of the Darkness Flame: Description will come later. Up Special: Afterimage: More or less, one his counter moves. "Damnit, why the hell are you toying with me?" In a sense, it's more notable like so. His mechanics flow in a way that there's absolutely little given way to read his next movement from this position. Unfortunately, it works as one of those moves that require good timing and quick thinking to ever prove itself useful. When successfully used, there will be a tiny buffer moment for the player to select the next act of movement. The next act of movement is activated when selecting an input of either the special button/grab button. -If the Grab Button is pressed during this sequence: Hiei vanishes and reappears to the back of his opponent facing with his front. Nothing else happens. -If the Special Button is pressed during this sequence: Hiei sports his lighting swordplay ability and slashes the opponent at least sixteen times within the blink of an eye. -If the Attack Button is pressed during this sequence: Hiei vanishes and reappears quickly and sports a jab with a spark of flame embodied with the attack. The attack has high knockback and is received like a sweeper.; it doesn't send them flying in midair, it only sends them across the stage floor. -If nothing is pressed during the sequence: Hiei jumps overhead the opponent, similar to the ultimate action he performed in JUS. MID AIR INPUTS: -If the Grab Button is pressed during this sequence: ??? -If the Special Button is pressed during the sequence: Hiei throws his sword at a 135 degree angle (varying on his opponent's location currently after the counter attack is in play > if it connects, Hiei sports his lighting swordplay abilities once again and does a motion similar to this in stationary form rather than flashing through his opponent's seemingly impenetrable forces. -If the Attack Button is pressed during the sequence: ??? -If nothing is pressed during the sequence: See ground usage for this situation. Down Special: Fist of the Mortal Flame: One of Hiei's more weaker moves; he forms the power of the human world flames within his fists, used for hand-to-hand combat. Well naturally, instead of it being an offensive move, it'll play more of a role of defense. The move is also known for disintegrating objects with mere touch, so naturally, it'll be a high prioritizing move to use against projectiles. This move has absolutely no endlag after its use so it'll make up for the minor start-up lag. As well as that, the move itself if made contact with enemies has not only low knockback distance when finishing the move, but works as a starter combo. Final Smash: TBA Description along with the name will also come later.

King of Fighters

Kyo Kusanagi Moveset (Remastered) Status: WIP (45%)

Spoiler:

I got a weird kick out of this. It's a weird parody of Kyo and Michael Jackson. Author's note: Not that I disliked GeckoEF's moveset for Kyo, I enjoyed it in a sense. But I rather use Kyo to represent the intense rushdown and weirdass hoping metagame that KoF games have to offer, so there will be some awkward and pretty cool changes going on here. Analysis- Kyo is one of the few that come from a series where a rush-down metagame is good to own in a fight against unique defensive metagames in one of the most obscure fighters, only popular in the regions of South America, the Philippines and Japan. Ladies and gents, this is the King of Fighters. There are a mass selection of color fighters to choose in this diverse game, but we will be focusing on one of the few prominent characters in the series, Kyo Kusanagi. Kyo (along with Iori Yagami) have had several on-going changes which obviously have shown from arc to arc, etc. The two have been known to share similar fighting styles, if not, then some moves. Within each installment, they were both changed up, Kyo giving up his projectile (Yami Barai) for a more up close and personal experience while Iori kept a projectile and chose the more effective spacing/rush-down style of play. Then... we come to King of Fighters XIII where shit happens. Kyo gets his projectile back, with some new yet interesting changes while Iori at the time, already have the flame extinguished from his soul, thanks to Ash, developed a more rough style of fighting which still contains a ravage feeling but not as much as when he had the power of flame. However enough on that, the main point is that Kyo changed a lot down the path of the King of Fighters series and I've often had a hard time effectively representing all the diverse changes as a whole; however, recently I've come to a compromise and made this the base of the moveset. -Dream Cancel > Now you're probably wondering, how the hell does this work? Simple. During a phrase full of combos, Kyo get's this ability I'd like to call "Dream Cancelling". It's this weird ability that Kyo gets when his combo potential has been realized after a certain amount of time pulling off some splendid and not so splendid combos. His point in usage is about 6 once that potential is stored right about up, so get used to those cancels. Also, if any of you diehard KoF fans are wondering about my choice in the cancel system, you can thank my inspiration from Dream Cancel, the only site where any fan of the series can get the news straight from the source itself. If you want to drop by and check it out, here's the link. *Notes [Type] -Description =Sub-description/Family Tree Neutral Special: 108-SHIKI YAMIBARAI (9% each) [Projectile] - This move is well renowned in known for being the original SNK ground Fireball, originally owned by Iori when his Flame was still sizzling. Kyo now has this move and it has its own twist on it. Check this out: > Combination input > B+A: >URA 108-SHIKI OROCHINAGI = During this phase, any of his moves can be cancelled with this input, doing at least 20-25% damage and some mid-high knockback and can only be used once. If used on its own, around 15-20% and retains one more use. > Combination input > B+R: > 108-SHIKI YAMIBARAI (Lagless Edition) = Assuming is never correct. This edition of the 108-SHIKI YAMIBARAI is just as fast as the original projectile, itself. However, the start up frames can be cancelled with either a jump, walk/run, or another special move (so for example, it can be cancelled with a follow up rushdown grab or some weirdass air chasing game. If you're feeling somewhat less ispirational, go for a YamiBarai cancel > YamiBarai; sounds stupid but it works). The downside to this is that the projectile is somewhat less effective in damage output but greater in priority than the original (6% each). The move itself can be used at least three times during the phrase of Dream Cancel mode. Side Special: (GROUND)- 212-SHIKI KOTOTSUKI YO [Ground/Tech Chaser/Grab/Atonofstuff] (AIR)- 101-SHIKI OBOROGURAMA [Air Chaser] Up Special: 100-SHIKI ONIYAKI [Anti-Air] Down Special: 75-SHIKI KAI [Ground-Air] Side Smash: (???)/ARAGAMI - ARAGAMI in the KOF series is Kyo's answer to a lot of projectile/move priority. The move itself is supposed to be very high in priority, but somewhere mid-range in terms of knockback. That's one way to look at it, but let's give this baby another spin, shall we? There's a whole new world to it, mah bois. Introducing more cancels to the mix! The inputs enlisted here are activated by button activation press and require specific frame timing to get down just right. -ARAGAMI-KONOKIZU-NANASE -ARAGAMI-YANOSABI-MIGARI UGACHI -ARAGAMI-YANOSABI-NANASE -DOKUGAMI-TUMIYOMI-BATSUYOMI-ONIYAKI F-Air: R.E.D. Kick (Axe Kick) Final Smash is currently unconfirmed.

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Kirby Characters

Goriath:

Playstyle: Tank Stats: Speed: low Weight: Heavy Ability: Either Wall Cling or Wall Jump. Neutral special: Snowball, Goriath throws a simple snowball the size of his fist. Can be charged to allow a total of 3 snowballs. Does good knockback and good damage. Side Special: Stretch punch, Goriath sends his fist out in front of him about the distance of 2 of himself standing side to side. Can be charged and aimed up and down. The fist does high knockback and good damage but the arm does low knockback low damage. Up special: Ground Pound, Goriath jumps up in the air and slams down into the ground. Deals low knockback and damage when going up but good damage and good knockback when going down. Think Dedede. Down Special: Earth smack (feel free to come up with a better name), Goriath smacks the ground like Donkey Kong making the ground around him shake tossing opponents in the air for good damage. Final Smash: Don't have a name for it but he goes into a sort of super saiyan form. Neutral Special: Energy Ball, Goriath charges up a ball of energy and throws and launches it outward. Does good knockback and good damage. Higher charge= more energy balls. Can be aimed. Side Special: Same as when in normal form. Up Special: Ice Ground Pound, same as before except when he hits the ground 4 spiked balls of ice come up from the ground dealing good damage and high knockback. Down Special: Energy Blast, Goriath hover slightly above the ground while he charges up a huge energy blast and hurls it downwards. This will end his final smash immediately. It explodes on contact with the ground causing huge knockback and damage but before it hits the ground it only does good knockback and good damage. Preview:

Fatty Puffer:

Playstyle: Tank Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Heavy Neutral Special: Water Squirt, Fatty Puffer squirts out a ball of water that upon impact with the ground will go across as a wave until it impacts a character in which case it will knock them forwards a bit. The projectile has good damage and good knockback and the wave has good damage and low knockback. Side Special: Rollout, Works just like Jigglypuff's only upon contact with a wall it will roll up it, it also does the exact same with ceilings. Does High damage and high knockback. Up Special: Hydro Jet, Fatty Puffer Unleashes a jet of water downwards for a bit like Water Krby's down attack in the air. He does low damage and low knockback, the jet does high damage and high knockback as well as meteor smash. Down Special: Fish spit, Fatty Puffer spits out a blue blowfish or a blipper. Can be used 4 times back to back. Blowfish can deal 10% damage and Blippers do 20% damage. This fish enemies will bounce off the ground after being spat out. Final Smash: Hydro Pump, Fatty Puffer lets loose a huge jet of water in front of him that he can aim up and down. The jet of water continues off screen and traps any characters caught in the blast and can potentially take them off screen. Does massive damage. Preview:

Gao Gao:

Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Heavy Ability: Wall Jump Neutral Special: Dirt Throw, Gao Gao throws a clod of dirt forwards for low damage and good knockback. Side Special: Coming Soon. Up Special: Drill Spiral, Think Firefox only instead it is a drill like attack that pulls the enemy in instead of pushing them away. Low knockback and good damage. Down Special: Drill Spin, Think the star spin only much larger with Low knockback and good damage. He can use this ability when on the ground to burrow underground and then appear below another character with good damage and good knockback, this only activates if you hold down while on the ground and then proceed to hold the down button and it has a 30 second cool down for the burrowing portion. Final Smash: Coming Soon. Preview:

Coo:

Description: Coo is one of Kirby's animal friends who helped him in his adventure in Kirby's Dreamland 2 & 3. Coo is a purple owl who has the ability to fly and can do so much more easily than Pitch. Playstyle: No particular term, but he tends to use lots of ranged attacks in both his specials and aerials. Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Ability: 5 Jumps Neutral Special: Ice Breath, Coo breathes out ice that can freeze anyone caught in the range of the attack. It's range will decrease over time just like Bowser's and Charizard's Fire. Does Medium damage and very low knockback. Side Special: Feather Cutter, Coo throws a curved feather forwards that then comes back towards him. The button can be held so as to make it go more upwards or downwards. The attack does medium damage and low knockback. Up Special: Parasol Tornado, Coo pulls out the parasol then proceeds to spin around with wind around him and the torando above his head. This attack works a lot like the Tornado copy ability and will do medium damage and medium knockback. Down Special: Stone Slam, A stone appears in Coo's talons causing him to plummet towards the ground. If you press the special button again while plummeting, Coo will drop the rock and regain the ability to jump and use aerials. This can be used as a good meteor smash as it causes massive downwards knockback whilst still having the potential to recover from. Does high damage and high knockback. Final Smash: Work In Progress! Preview:

Mario Characters

Bowser Memory L:

Entrance: The Librarian appears and turns into Bowser Memory L. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Ability: None Neutral Special: Hammer throw, Memory L throws a hammer in an arc through the air similarly to a hammer bro. Deals good knockback and good damage as well as meteor smash. Memory L is left wide open for attack while he gets up as he falls over when he throws the hammer. Side Special: Bowser Memory Boo, a blocky boo appears behind Memory L and he starts running away from it and into his opponents. Memory L does good knockback and low damage but the boo does good damage and low knockback. Up special: Boo Jump, Memory L jumps off of a memory Boo which send him higher into the air. Does low damage and knockback. Down Special: Bowser Memory Poison Mushroom (What a mouthful no pun intended), Memory L places a memory poison mushroom on the ground which goes in the direction he is facing. No damage or knockback. It shrinks anyone who touches it. Final Smash: Bowser Memory Mega Mushroom (another mouthful with another unintended pun), Memory L pulls out a Memory Mega Mushroom and grows to a huge size but fall over. If he lands on a character they will experience a pitfall effect as well as high amounts of damage. If someone touches him while he is fallen over they will experience high knockback and good damage. After about 5 second of being on the ground he shrinks back to normal and gets up off the ground with about 3 seconds to damage any characters stuck in the ground. Preview: If you can't tell I mean the green one. -_-

F.L.U.D.D. Mario:

Mario rockets up onto the stage with F.L.U.D.D.'s Rocket Nozzle. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Ability: Wall Jump, Float Neutral Special: Squirt Nozzle, Pretty straight forward, (horrible unintentional puns) Mario Pulls out F.L.U.D.D. and squirts out in front of him. Can be charged. Now does good damage and good knockback. Side Special: Turbo Nozzle, Mario activates the Turbo Nozzle and gains a massive speed increase and deals high damage and high knockback from the squirt and high damage and good knockback from Mario. There is also a hidden attack is that if you jump while using this and press the special button again you activate the turbo squirt which does high damage and high knockback and can be used for about 5 seconds, but the timing is vital because you can not move when using the turbo squirt. Up Special: Rocket Nozzle, Mario activates the rocket nozzle for very good vertical recovery and some horizontal recovery. Mario can activate the Meteor Pound at the height apex of the attack by pressing the standard attack button. When going up there is good damage and good knockback. With the meteor pound you can do High damage and High knockback. Down Special: Ground Pound, Just like Yoshi's enough said. Mario can float just like Peach or Goku by using the hover nozzle. Final Smash: Shine Storm, Sakurai'd move just like Mario Finale and Triforce Slash, etc. Mario Pulls out a Shine Sprite and suddenly the other 119 Shine Sprites will start coming from every side of the screen and into Mario's Shine sprite. Each shine sprite deals about 5% damage and good knockback. After all of the shine sprites are with Mario they rise up and the crash down as a huge shine sprite that does 20% damage and huge knockback. Then the final smash ends. Preview:

Sunshine Yoshi:

Entrance: Breaks out of a Yoshi egg just like regular Yoshi. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Medium Yoshi will be able to swim in game despite dieing in water in Sunshine. Neutral Special: Juice Squirt, Yoshi squirts out a long jet of juice of his color that does high damage and good knockback. Side Special: Fruit throw, Yoshi throws a fruit, that fruit that appear are Pineapple 15% chance deals 10% damage, Pear 20% chance deals 5% damage, Coconut 20% chance deals 10% damage, Banana 15% chance deals 10% damage, Durian 10% chance, Chili Pepper (the only no fruit) 5% chance deals 20% damage. Upon impact with a wall, character, crate or barrel it explodes into 2 pieces each with a different effect Pineapple (Heals 5%), Coconut (Franklin Badge Effect), Pear (Heals 10%), Chili Pepper (Super Spicy Curry Effect), Durian (Screw Attack Effect) Banana (Splits into 5 pieces that heal 5% and are then thrown as banana peels). If a fruit just hits the ground someone else can throw it, unless it is a durian in which case it has soccer ball physics. Up Special: Juice Platform, A Cheep cheep will jump up from below and yoshi will squirt it turning it into a platform that can carry him upwards. Color of the platform does not matter in this game like it did in sunshine and Yoshi can use all of his attacks while on the platform. Platforms will stay afterwards and work like vertical moving platforms, only 3 can appear at a time per sunshine yoshi. Down Special: Ground Pound, Just like regular Yoshi's and is the only cloned move. Final Smash: Yoshi-go-round, The Yoshi-go round appears and all of the pink and orange yoshis jump off and start fighting for about 30 seconds and then they go back on the Yoshi-go-round and disappear. Preview:

Koopa Kid:

Description: Koopa Kid looks like a sort of miniature Bowser and in the early games that Koopa Kid appears he is known as Baby Bowser to fit the appearance. Entrance: Koopa Kid flies onto the stage through use of one of those gunship things from mario Party 6 & 7. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Light Neutral Special: Fireball, Koopa Kid spits out a fireball forwards that deals medium damage and low knockback. Side Special: Orb Throw, Koopa Kid throws one of 5 orbs forwards that deals one of several effects. 1. Koopa Kid Orb: The orb explodes to have another koopa kid jump out and slam into the enemy for 15% damage with medium knockback. 30% chance to appear. The orb is a purple orb. 2. Cursed Mushroom: The orb explodes to send out a cursed mushroom which shrinks whoever gets hit by it. 20% to appear. The orb is a yellow orb. 3. Thwomp Orb, The orb explodes to reveal a thwomp which crashes downwards dealing 35% damage and high knockback. 20% chance to appear. The orb is a red orb. 4. Bullet Bill Orb, The orb explodes to reveal a bullet bill which shoots forward at high speed dealing 35% damage and high knockback. 20% chance to appear. The orb is a blue orb. 5. Metal Mushroom Orb, Koopa Kid slams the orb into himself causing him to turn metal. 10% chance to appear. The orb is a green orb. Up Special: Flutter Orb, Koopa Kid holds a green orb above his head that explodes into a Flutter which lifts him upwards for a short while. Down Special: Piranha Plant Orb, Koopa Kid slams a yellow orb into the ground which becomes a piranha plant which can grab opponents in it's jaws for 20% damage. If Koopa kid throws down another orb the Piranha plant just moves to where the new orb was used. Final Smash: Koopa Kid Split, Koopa Kid jumps up and splits into 3 Koopa Kids, one blue, one green and one red which rush around the stage and fight for a short amount of time, the player is in control of the Green Koopa Kid. Preview:

Scaler Characters:

Scaler:

Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Ability: Once again either Wall Cling or Wall Jump as well as crawl (if a character can have multiple abilities.) Entrance: Scaler comes flying out of a blue portal face first, hits the ground and gets up. Neutral Special: Tongue Flick, Scaler shoots out his tongue at the enemy causing them to flinch and take low damage. Side Special: Krock, Scaler turns into his Krock form and rolls forward. He can turn around and jump as well as extend spikes when the special button is pressed. Without spike he does good damage and good knockback but with his spike he does high damage and high knockback. Up Special: Doozum, Scaler transforms into his doozum form and can freely fly around for about 10 seconds. He can shoot out a shockwave attack when the special button is pressed. This move also has a 15 second cool down so as to not be spammed. Down Special: Transform, This one is a bit more complicated as it swaps his character into his 3 other forms in this order (Scaler, Bakuldan, Swoom, Fruzard, Scaler) Each of them have a unique moveset. Scaler Final Smash: Lightning Bomb, Scaler jumps into the air and shoots out electricity all around him within about the radius of Luigi's Final Smash. This Has High Damage but no knockback because it stuns all who are caught within the radius allowing him to deal out even more damage for about 15 seconds. This has a downside though as they will experience no knockback making it so the only way to get a K.O. is to use it when a character is off stage. Up Taunt: Scaler starts playing with a lizard egg. Preview: Krock Doozum Fruzard Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Neutral Special: Fireball, Fruzard spits out a fireball dealing low knockback and good damage. Can be used multiple times like Vectorman's. Side Special: Tail Whip, Fruzard lashes out his tail all around him dealing good damage and knockback while he moves forward. Up Special: This I am stumped on because I have no idea. Down special: Transform Final Smash: Fireball storm, Fruzard Shoots out several larger fireballs all around him 2 times for good damage and good knockback. Preview: Fruzard Bakuldan Playstyle: Olimar like playstyle. Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Light without bomb, Medium with bomb. Neutral Special: Generate Bomb, Bakuldan pulls out a bomb that is about it. The bomb has no fuse. Side Special: Bomb Roll, Bakuldan rolls a bomb in the direction he if facing that blows up on contact with a wall or character. It will also go in the direction of an incline (if you are facing a hill that goes upwards it will roll back and make Bakuldan dizzy for about 5 seconds preventing him from attacking, this only makes the bakuldan that rolled the bomb dizzy not any other characters or bakuldans.). Causes High damage and knockback. Up Special: Bomb Jump In Air/ Detonate On Ground, In air: Bakuldan puts the bomb below him and detonates it immediately sending him up into the air but when he lands he is dizzy. The explosion does high damage and high knockback, while Bakuldan does good damage and low knockback while going up, but no damage or knockback while going down. On Ground: Bakuldan sets down the bomb which will explode after 5 seconds of being placed. If you press the special button again it will explode immediately. Damage and knockback is the same in every instance that the bomb is used. Down Special: Transform Final Smash: Bakuldan Juggle, Bakuldan drops a bomb stunning all who are around him grabs all characters and another bakuldan appears and they toss the characters back and forth along with 5 bombs and after about 10 seconds the character land in the middle and all 5 bombs fall on top of him or her causing about 50% damage and massive knockback which can send a character off screen even with just the 50% from the final smash. The final smash will fail if noone is within the inital explosion. The explosion that stuns the characters at the beginning deals no damage. Preview: Swoom Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Medium Neutral Special: No idea as of yet. Side Special: Belly Slide, Swoom jumps forward and slide across the ground or water (is this codable?). The attack does good damage and good knockback on land and high damage and high knockback in the water, it can meteor smash characters that are swimming in the water (once again is this codable?). Up Special: Hydro Spin, Swoom generates water around himself and shoots upward while spinning. Think Aqua Jet in the anime. In game Swoom could not generate water but he can't exactly swim forever in SSF2 so this seems like a good compromise. Down Special: Transform Final Smash: Still thinking on this one. Preview:

The Legend of Zelda Characters:

Scaldera:

Playstyle: Tank Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Heavy Entrance: Scaldera rolls onto the stage in his rock form and then reveals his true form and roars. Neutral Special: Fireball, Scaldera spits out a large fire ball which races over the ground as well as going up and down inclines. It explodes on contact with either a wall or another character. The attack does High Damage and good Knockback. Side Special: Boulder, Scaldera retracts it's legs into it's armor and rolls forward. The attack is not affected by upward inclines but the speed increases downhill. High Knockback and High Damage. Up Special: Thrust Jump, Scaldera thrusts his legs downwards as well as extend them as he jump into the air. When he falls he is in his boulder form in which case he will roll down inclines, if there isn't an incline he just gets back up. Deals good knockback and good damage both ways. Down Special: Inhale, Scaldera opens it's mouth and starts to inhale just like Kirby or Dedede. The attack works more so like dedede though as if he inhales a character he will spit them out albeit not in star form like Dedede. Deals about the same damage as Dedede's as well as the the same knockback. He can also inhale items but if he inhales an explosive he will be left stunned temporarily leaving him helpless. If you are Link just throw a bomb. Final Smash: I have no idea as of this moment. Preview:

Skyward Sword Link:

Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Same as Link Ability: Tether Recovery Entrance: Link rides in on his Crimson Loftwing and jumps off and activates his sailcloth as he lands and pulls out his sword and Hylian Shield (The only unbreakable shield in the game.). Neutral Special: Hook Beetle, Link Launches the Hook Beetle of of his wrist and you can control it with the arrow keys. If link is holding a bomb flower when he does this, the hook beetle takes the bomb with it and carries it around. You can drop the bomb with the special button which also cancels the move. The main use of the beetle is to retrieve items or go on bombing runs. If the Hook Beetle goes back to link when holding an item Link will grab it, The hook beetle can grab all items as well as all bombs in which case can be dropped on characters with varying amounts of damage and knockback. ex. Samus' morph ball bombs or regulars links bombs, etc. If the move cancels the item is dropped. Can not grab smash balls. Side Special: Whip, Link pulls out his whip and lashes it forwards dealing low damage and knockback as well as grabbing items that other characters are holding. Can tether recover. Up Special: Updraft, An updraft comes and Link pulls out the sailcloth and rides it upward. He can then use it to drift down slowly like peach. Does low damage and knockback. Down Special: Bomb Flower, Link pulls out a bomb flower and can proceed to do several things: 1. Throw it by pressing the standard attack button. 2. Roll it forwards when he is running. 3. Press the Special Button to have the Hook Beetle carry it off. 4. Put it back by using the down special action command. 5. Crouch and press the standard attack button to place it. The bomb flower has no fuse unless rolled, thrown or placed. The beetle ends the fuse of any explosive temporarily unless it is a bob-omb, but the explosive will explode on impact with the ground,wall or another character. The beetle can also carry a bomb directly into another character if you don't trust your bombing skills, albeit a blue arc will appear coming from the bomb is a small downwards arc which goes straight to the ground or another character. At the bottom of the arc a blue circle will appear as a marker. Final Smash: Skyward Strike/Fatal Blow, Link charges up his sword for a skyward strike which he sends forwards like the triforce slash, although this will not stun the character, instead they will enter their dead animation on the spot (even in the air) and then link jumps at them a does a fatal blow on the character dealing massive damage and knockback. Taunts: Up Taunt: Link pulls out the Goddess Harp and strums it. Side Taunt: Link pulls out the Bug Net and a bug flies by and he catches it and shows it off. Down Taunt: Link pulls out the Triforce and the Gem of Trials and faces the screen for about 3 second. Grab/Throws: Grab: Link Pulls out the Clawshots just like regular Link. Can tether recover. Up Throw: Link throws the character upwards with the whip Plain and simple. Forward Throw: Link throws the character forwards and fires an arrow at him/her. Back Throw: Link Kicks the character backwards just like regular Link. Down Throw: Link Pushes the character downwards and forces them against the ground with the gust bellows doing about 15%. Can Chain Grab. Tilts: Side Tilt: Link pulls out the Gust Bellows and sends air forwards which can push characters and items away. The attack can be held and you can also walk while using it but you can not turn around. Up tilt: Link Charges up a skyward strike for his next sword attack. The charge cancels if you use a taunt, fall asleep or enter dead animation, use a special, use a grab, use the other tilts, etc. Shield is fine though along with hit, frozen, sent flying, techs, combo, etc. Down Tilt: Link Digs a hole in front of him with the mogma mitts and if a character steps over the hole they get the pit fall animation. You can dig 4 holes at any one time. A hole only disappears if a character steps in it or if a 5th hole is dug. If Link uses a down tilt above an existing hole he goes inside of it and reappears coming out of the next hole that was dug, then the next, then the next, then the original and so on. Has a 5 second cool down so an opponent can play some Whack-a-Link. Smashes: Side Smash: Link Stabs forward dealing good knockback and good damage. Up Smash: Link Slashes upwards dealing good damage and good knockback. Down Smash: Link does a Spin attack dealing the same damage as regular Link's up special, albeit with no vertical gain. Aerials: Neutral Aerial: Link Slashes around himself once for good damage and low knockback. Forward Aerial: Link pulls out the Scatter Shot and launches 6 small projectiles forwards that all arc downwards. Back Aerial: Just like Regular Link. Up Aerial: Link pulls out the sail cloth and can drift down if held for a second. Down Aerial: Just like regular Link. Preview:

Lizalfos:

Entrance: Lizalfos comes flying in with it's Aeiralfos wings and lands and it's wings disappear. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Medium Ability: Wall Jump Neutral Special: Flame Breath, Lizalfos bends over and breaths a trail of flames outwards a bit further out then Bowser's breath. Extremely low knockback and low damage. Side Special: Tail Swing, Lizalfos jumps up and swings his spiked tail forwards dealing high damage and knockback. Up Special: Aeralfos, Lizalfos grows wings and turns into an Aeralfos then he flies up for a bit like Pit only after it is done his wings disappear and that is about it. Down Special: Gauntlet Counter, Lizalfos covers itself with it's stone gauntlet, once it is hit he quickly bites forward for high damage and high knockback. Final Smash: Dark Lizalfos, Lizalfos enters into his final form of the Dark Lizalfos which increases it's attack power for most moves with only a single new attack. Neutral Special: Curse Breath, The only new attack in his moveset albeit all of his moves are more powerful. That aside this attack is extremely over powered so it has a 2 second start up lag before breathing out the attack because this attack prevents whoever that gets caught in it from using any attacks at all. The attack still does more damage then the normal fire breath though. In order to use use the attack again there is a 10 second recharge. Preview:

Stalfos:

Stalfos comes climbing out of the ground and draws it's sword and shield. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Heavy Ability: Wall Jump Neutral Special: Bone Throw, Stalfos throws a bone just like a Dry Bones. This attack originates from Minish Cap. Deals low Damage and low Knockback. Side Special: Lunge Slash, Stalfos lunges forward and quickly slashes anyone caught in his way for good damage and good knockback. Up Special: Stalfos Whirlwind, Stalfos disassembles and starts swirling around in a brown whirlwind and reassembles shortly after where the whirlwind is. This attack originates from wind waker in which if you didn't kill the head fast enough it would do this. No damage or knockback. Down Special: Skull Kick, Stalfos has it's head pop off then it kicks it forwards where it can latch onto a character in the case in that it will attack 10 times for a total of 10 damage and then pop off and hop back on top of the body of the stalfos which can still attack while the head is gone. Final Smash: Stal Army, Stalfos will stop on the ground and then several Stal enemies will appear including 1 Skyward Stalfos, 2 Club stalfos, Stalmaster, 2 Stalchilds, 3 stalhounds, and 5 Stalkin. They will stay for the entirety of the match if they are not defeated. They have the following hp amounts 70% Club Stalfos, 50% stalchild, 50% stalhound, 20% stalkin, 100% Skyward Stalfos, 200% Stalmaster. They all have varying speeds, weights and damage deal outs. Preview:

Moblin:

Entrance: A Hrok comes flying in with Moblin in it's claws and drops him onto the battlefield and flies away. Playstyle: Tank Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Heavy Neutral Special: Lantern Throw, Moblin throws a lantern which acts somewhat like Ness' side special. Side Special: Spear Dash, Moblin starts rushing forward with his spear. Does high damage and knockback. Up Special: Hrok, A Hrok comes and picks up Moblin and you can a bit of temporary free control of flight. If you press the special button the Hrok spits out a rock which falls downwards. The Hrok does low damage and low knockback. The rocks do high damage and high knockback. Down Special: Spawn Miniblin, A miniblin will jump out of Moblin's shadow that appears behind him. The miniblin can inflict 5% damage per attack but can only take 10% damage before it dies. Moblin can spawn a total of 5 mini-blins on screen at one time. This amount can be increased by having Moblin be used by multiple players (computer included). Final Smash: Moblin Swarm, Moblin points forward and immediately several Bigblins and Miniblins will run in the direction indicated in the same hitbox of Ganondorf's Beast Ganon FS. The attack does massive damage to any attacked by the bigblins and miniblins. Afterwards 1 Big blin and 5 Mini Blins stay behind and continue to fight. The miniblins count towards his down special, but the big blin can deal 15% damage per hit and requires 100% damage to be killed. When a bigblin or miniblin dies they explode in a puff of purple smoke. Preview: Will get a better image when possible.

Metroid Characters:

Berserker Knight:

Playstyle: Tank Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Heavy Neutral Special: Phazon orb/Blaze orb, Berserker Knight charges up a blue ball of phazon and then spits it forwards. Unlimited range. Higher charge increase the amount of orbs to 2 at mid charge and 3 at high charge, at full charge all 3 projectiles change to red blaze orbs. Unlike the the phazon orbs a blaze orb can not be reflected by for instance Mario's cape, but the charge time equalizes it. Side Special: Phazon Spray, Berserker Knight lets loose a jet of phazon out in front of it which gradually decreases in range like Bowser's albeit it fires straight forward unlike Bowser who breathes downwards. Does good damage and traps just like Bowser or Charizards. Up Special: Energy Slam, Berserker Knight jumps up into the air and crashes down like Dedede only he lets loose a shockwave upon impact and he gives any directly below him a pit fall effect along with 25% damage (He instakilled in Metroid Prime 3 so this seems fair) while the shockwave does good damage and knockback. Down Special: Hyper Mode, Attacks now do twice as much damage but it only last for a minute dealing 2% damage to itself every 3 seconds for a total 20%. Final Smash: Berserker Lord, A space pirate ship flies by and drops a tank of a phazon on top of the Berserker Knight turning it into a Berserker Lord which drastically increases attack power but remains slow and heavy. The only new attack is part of the down special but the Neutral special is now changed when in Hyper mode. Neutral Special: Phazon Beam (Hyper mode only), Berserker Lord unleashes a powerful beam of plasma with unlimited range but it cancels Hyper mode instantly (unlike in the game), This does not cancel the final smash but entering hyper mode doubles the speed that the final form bar runs out at. Down Special: Hyper Mode, Attacks still do double damage but now the Neutral Special is changed to Phazon Beam. Also there is no downside to hyper mode while in the final form except the double speed final form bar decrease. Has a 25 second cool down after the attack ends in final form brawl and 10 second cool down normally as to be able to use the Phazon beam multiple times in one smash ball use, He will give off a glue glow when he is able to use the move again. Previews: Berserker Knight Berserker Lord

Rundas:

Description: Rundas is a male Phrygisian bounty hunter with the ability to generate ice like the rest of his race. I Metroid Prime 3 corruption Rundas along with Gandrayda, Ghor and Samus were called aboard the G.F.S. Olympus in order to vaccinate biological computers known as AUs or Aurora Units, but after they are told to do so Space pirates attack the Planet Norion and they all go to stop the attack. When a leviathan starts heading towards the planet they go up towards an immense cannon to take it out but they are incapacitated by Dark Samus and their bodies begin to generate phazon within their bodies. He is dispatched to Bryyo to destroy the leviathan there ,but the y lose contact with him a week later. A week after that and Samus is sent out to search for him. while on Bryyo Rundas appears to be leaving hints for Samus to follow him including frozen reptilicus, seen in person from a distance, his gunship with engines still warm. Later in the fire sector of Bryyo several squads of space pirates come to take down Samus but Rundas comes by and freezes and proceeds to kill them as his last good act, before Dark Samus possesses him in order to battle Samus. After the battle Rundas recovers briefly from his possession and offers out his hand to be helped up ,but Dark Samus impales him with his own ice and proceeds to absorb his body killing him. Entrance: Rundas comes shooting down in a chunk of ice that brakes open upon impact with the ground and he walks out of it. Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Abilities: Glide, Hover, Wall Jump. Neutral Special: Ice Shot/Ice Chunk, Rundas fires a ball of ice which homes in on an opponent. Can be fired multiple times when uncharged but as it charges it, it gets progressively larger in size which increases it's damage so it goes from low damage and no knockback to High damage and high knockback as well as increasing the homing capabilities. Side Special: Ice missile, Rundas shoots an Ice missile which moves fast and homes in on targets but not nearly to the extent of the ice chunks. Freezes upon contact with a character and deals a good amount of damage. Up Special: Ice Surf, Rundas sends out ice from underneath him which he can surf on in any direction. Has unlimited recovery due to his glide ability and he can use the uncharged version of his neutral special while using it. If he rams you head on it does 10% damage. Down Special: Ice Burst, Rundas sends a burst of ice out in front of him which freezes any opponents caught with in the radius but it has no knockback and does 10% damage per hit. Final Smash: P.E.D. Ice Armor, Rundas puts on his Phazon Enhancement Device and covers his body in ice armor which greatly lowers his damage and knockback aswell as increasing the power of his attacks. Neutral Special: Same as before but more damage. Side Special: Same as before but more damage. Up Special: Exactly the same as before. Down Special: Ice Flail, Rundas' most powerful attack, he generates a huge chunk of ice and spins it around him from a chain of ice, he can not move but he can keep spinning it around him, if you release the special button he hurls the chunk of ice forwards for 50% damage and Huge knockback, but it has a 20 second recharge time. Previews: Normal Form Ice Armor coming once I get a decent image.

Ghor:

Description: Ghor is a cyborg bounty hunter who appeared in Metroid Prime 3 Corruption and was an ally of Samus until he was corrupted by the phazon that Dark Samus caused him and the other hunters to start producing within their bodies. He was defeated by Samus when he attempted to destroy her gunship on the planet Elysia and was soon after absorbed by Dark Samus despite Samus attempting to stop it because just like Rundas he recovered from corruption. In combat Ghor uses his plasma beam and his mech suit in order to deal a vast amount of damage against the enemy. Entrance: Ghor walks up and enters his armor suit and slaws both of it's claws backward. Playstyle: Tank Stat: Speed: Medium Weight: Heavy Neutral Special: Plasma Beam, Ghor fires a beam of plasma from one of his armor suits claws. Can be held down dealing a good amount of damage over time with no knockback. Side Special: Charge, Just as the name implies Ghor charges forwards and into anything that is in front of him. Deals high knock back and high damage. Up Special: Thruster Boost, Ghor launches himself upwards with a burst from his thrusters dealing good damage and good knockback. Down Special: Spin Slash, Ghor spins round with a large radius and his claws outstretched causing good damage and draws in opponents for combos. Final Smash: Plasma Cannon, Ghor fires out a large beam of Plasma from his chest as well as firing 6 missiles that home in on enemies. Missiles have good damage and good knockback while the plasma cannon deals damage over time and traps the opponent until the attack ends in which case they are sent flying. (Just like Samus' FS only with missiles and a smaller hit box. [62437/metroid/images/thumb/6/6d/Ghor_rip.png/640px-Ghor_rip.png[/img]

Pokemon Characters:

Duskull:

Description: Duskull is a pokemon from the 3rd generations that was of the ghost type. It could evolve into Dusclops at level 37. Entrance: Duskull fades into visibility plain and simple. Playstyle: Hit & Run Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Light Ability: 5 Jumps, Float Neutral Special: Hex, Duskull lifts it's arms up as a giant purple eyeball appears above it which then releases a purple cloud in front of Duskull for a short distance. Deals good damage and low knockback. Deals double damage if the enemy is under the effects of any mushrooms, super spicy curry, metal box, basically anything that affects the stats of characters, it also does high knockback and can even harm those under the effects of an invincibility star but only deals low knockback and good damage. Side Special: Shadow Sneak, Works similarly to Black Mages haste only with a singular hit and a bit less damage. Up Special: Dissipate, Duskull fades out while facing the screen and shaking it's arms above it's head and appearing somewhere else similar to Black Mage only instead of green the circle will be grey. This move originates from Pokemon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire in which 20 Duskull appeared along with Dusclops in the Sapphire tables odd numbered bonus games. Down Special: Dark Pulse, Duskull sends it's arms out to it's sides and releases a pulse of dark energy outwards all around it. This attack will slow Duskull's descent when used in mid-air. The attack also does medium damage and medium knockback. Final Smash: Dusclops, Duskull evolves into Dusclops causing a high power and defense increase, but it will also add Duskull to the Medium weight class and change it's moveset. Neutral Special: Shadow Ball, Dusclops charges up a ball of dark energy in it's hands and then proceeds to launch it forwards. The attack does high damage and high knockback at full charge. The charge can be held for as long as the final form timer will allow. Side Special: Shadow Punch, Dusclops charges it's fist up with shadowy energy before unleashing it forwards for devastating damage. The attack does not have as long a charge up time as the falcon punch or warlock fist as Dusclops is a final form. The attack does massive knockback if hit. Up Special: Telekinesis, Dusclops uses psychic energy to help lift itself higher into the air for 5 seconds. When the move is in effect Dusclops will be surrounded in a pink aura. While the move is in effect Dusclops can also have free reign of what directions it goes. Down Special: Same as Duskull only it has a much larger radius, damage output and knockback. Preview: Duskull Dusclops

Raichu:

Description: Raichu is the final evolution of the Pokemon Pikachu and its preevolution Pichu. Raichu evolves from Pikachu through the use of a thunder stone. Raichu is capable of much more physical attacks than Pikachu plus it can learn the move hyper beam. Entrance: Raichu gets sent out of a pokeball. Playstyle: All around Brawler Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Medium Ability: Wall Jump Neutral Special: Charge Beam, Raichu charges up a ball of energy and can then release it in a powerful beam. The charge can be held and this attack can do anything from low damage and low knockback to high damage and high knockback. Size of the beam increases with more charge. Side Special: Wild Charge, Raichu covers it's body in electricity before rushing forwards. The attack deals high damage and medium knockback. Up Special: Quick Attack, Same as Pikachu's only stronger with longer range. Down Special: Thunder, Same as Pikachu's only more powerful. Final Smash: Hyper Beam, Raichu lets out a powerful hyper beam attack which has a huge attack radius as well as massive damage and massive knockback. The knockback does not come into effect until the attack is over. Works similar to Samus' Zero Laser only it can not be aimed higher or lower. Preview:

Jolteon:

Description: Jolteon is the electrical evolution of the multiple evolution pokemon Eevee. It can deal an immense amount of damage with it's electrical attacks and lightning speed. Playstyle: Hit and Run Entrance: Jolteon is released from a pokeball. Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Medium-Light Ability: Wall Jump, Crawl Neutral Special: Thunder Shock, Jolteon lets loose a small flurry of electrical energy in front of it slightly. The attack deals medium damage and low knockback. Side Special: Shockwave, Jolteon send out a ball of energy forwards which deals medium damage and medium knockback. The attack will also home in on opponents with high speed, because as the description states "it never misses". This version of the attack is based off of the 3D Pokemon games. Up Special: Quick Attack, Works just like Pikcachu's only it has longer range. (Any who think that this move is spammed must know that Jolteon really has no access to any similar attacks.) Down Special: Thunder, Same as Pikachu only it is more powerful. (Same as above because this is one of Jolteon's most powerful attacks and I heavily dislike Discharge and already have another pokemon moveset that will utilize such an attack.) Final Smash: Charge Beam, Jolteon lets loose a powerful beam of electricity forwards that works similarly to Samus' Zero Laser. (Yes I do realize that not only does my Raichu moveset involve this attack as a special, but it is also used similarly to the Hyper Beam FS, but I do not want to sakurai up an attack that has FS potential.) Preview:

Vaporeon:

Description Vaporeon is the water based evolution of the multiple evolution pokemon Eevee. Vaporeon is able to deal a good amount of damage with it's water moves and even possesses the ability to turn in invisible on water. Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Fast Abilities: Wall Jump and Water cloak (Turns invisible while in water and the effect lasts for 10 seconds after leaving it. Is this codable.) and Crawl Neutral Special: Water Gun, works just like Squirtle's in brawl only it also deals damage and possesses larger range. Side Special: Surf, Vaporeon rides forward on a wave which deals medium damage and medium knockback. The attack can be done infinitely just like Wario's bike in brawl. Up Special: Waterfall, works just like Squirtle's in brawl. Down Special: Scald, Vaporeon sends out a powerful jet of water which deals high damage and high knockback. Final Smash: Hydro Pump, Vaporeon rears up before releasing a large and powerful jet of water forwards that can be aimed upwards and downwards, dealing both massive damage and massive knockback. Preview:

Flareon:

Description: Flareon is the fire based evolution of the multiple evolution pokemon Eevee. It is also one of the 3 original eeveelutions as they are commonly referred, this one specialized in attack power and was also the heaviest of the 7 evolutions. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Ability: Wall Jump, Crawl Neutral Special: Flamethrower, Flareon releases a powerful flamethrower out in front of it which deals medium damage and medium knockback. Side Special: Flame Charge, Flareon engulfs it's body in flames before charging forwards at high speeds dealing high damage and high knockback. Up Special: Quick Attack, Same as Pikachu only it does fire damage instead of electrical damage. Down Special: Lava Plume, Flareon releases a powerful burst of lava all around it dealing both high damage and high knockback. Final Smash: Fire Blast, Flareon lets loose a powerful blast of fire that upon contact with a surface or character will explode into a huge flaming star for 5 seconds. The attack deals massive damage and massive knockback. Preview:

Bulbasaur:

Description: Bulbasaur is both the generation 1 grass starter and Pokemon #001 in the pokedex. Bulbasaur is also one of 2 starter pokemon to start with a dual type before evolving. Entrance: Bulbasaur is sent out of a pokeball. Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Light Ability: Wall Jump, Crawl Neutral Special: Bullet Seed, same as Ivysaur in Brawl. Side Special: Razor Leaf, Same as Ivysaur in Brawl. Up Special: Vine Whip, Same as Ivysaur in Brawl. Down Special: Seed Bomb, Bulbasaur sends out a burst of explosive seeds around itself for high damage and kncokback. Final Smash: SolarBeam, Same as Ivysaurs part of the Triple Finish in Brawl. Preview:

Gengar:

Description: Gengar is one of the first few Ghost type pokemon and Gengar was the first fully evolved ghost type. Gengar is well known for various attacks such as Shadow Ball and Lick. Entrance: Gengar is sent out of a pokeball. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium Weight: Light Ability: 5 Jumps, Float Neutral Special: Shadow Ball, Gengar charges up a shadow ball like Mewtwo in Brawl. Side Special: Shadow Punch, Gengar dashes forward with dark energy around it's fist. Deals High damage and medium knockback. Up Special: Levitate, Gengar starts floating freely through the air for a short time before falling. Down Special: Hypnosis/ Dream Eater, Gengar grabs an opponent and puts them to sleep, if Gengar grabs a sleeping opponent heal deals 30% damage and heals 30%. Final Smash: Nightmare, Gengar puts everyone to sleep then proceeds to turn the screen black with the characters glowing, shortly after 4 Haunters and 4 Gastlys appear and start circling around the screen while the characters (minus the Gengar who used the FS) take 50% damage and no knockback. Preview:

Sandshrew:

Description: Sandshrew is a ground type that specializes in the attack and defense stats, but seriously lacks in speed. Entrance: Sandshrew gets sent out of a pokeball. Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Light Ability: Wall Cling, Crawl Neutral Special: Swift, Sandshrew sends out 5 yellow stars that deal low damage and low knockback. Side Special: Rollout, Sandshrew rolls up into a ball and rolls forward at high speeds that deals high damage and medium knockback. Works basically the same as Jigglypuff's in brawl. Up Special: Rock Climb, Several rocks appear in the air in a kind of ladder fashion that allows Sandshrew and other characters to climb up and down for a short while before it crashes down to the ground and breaks, can somewhat work as a K.O. move. Down Special: Dig/ Mudshot, On the ground Sandshrew burrows underground and reappears a short time later either in the same place or in a different location if used more than once. In the air Sandshrew will instead use mudshot and will toss a ball of mud downwards at a 45' angle. Final Smash: Sandslash, Sandshrew burrows underground and a Sandslash proceeds to come up out of the ground to fight. When the final Smash is over Sandslash burrows back into the ground and Sandshrew comes back out. Stat Changes: Speed: Medium Weight: Medium Neutral Special: Gyro Ball, Sandslash hurls a glowing silver ball of energy that deals medium damage and medium knockback at first, but it gets stronger with more of a charge. Side Special: Rollout, Same as Sandshrew only more powerful. Up Special: Rock Climb, Same as Sandshrew. Down Special: Dig/ Mudshot, Same as Sandshrew only more powerful., Preview: Sandshrew Sandslash

Nidorino and Nidorina:

Description: Nidorino and Nidorina are the second evolved forms of the dual gendered Nidorans. The female was more defensive and the male more offensive. Entrance: Nidorino and Nidorina are both sent out of pokeballs and then one of them stays on the stage while the other one goes into the background. Playstyle: Swapout Brawlers Stats: Speed: Fast (Nidorino is faster) Weight: Medium Ability: Wall Jump, Crawl Nidorina: Neutral Special: Poison Sting, Nidorina opens it's mouth and sends out a spray of poisonous needles which does low damage and low knockback. Side Special: Double Kick, Nidorina kicks quickly in as it lunges forward, after the first kick the button can be pressed again for the second. The attack does medium damage and medium knockback. Up Special: Aerial Ace, Nidorina enters a spiral and proceeds to ram through opponents for multiple hits. The attack works in a way comparable to both Lucas and Fox. Down Special:Swapout, Nidorina runs into the background and Nidorino comes running out. Nidorino: Neutral Special: Sludge Bomb, Nidorino spits out a sludge bomb which arcs slightly and explodes on contact for medium damage and medium knockback. Side Special: Poison Tail, Nidorino lashes out with a glowing purple tail that deals medium damage and high knockback. Up Special: Aerial Ace, Nidorino enters a spiral and proceeds to bash any opponents in his way for medium damage and high knockback. The attack works in a way comparable to both Ness and Fox. Down Special: Swapout, Nidorino runs into the background and Nidorina comes running out. Final Smash: Nido Storm, The Nido currently in use roars causing the other Nido along with Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Nidoran♀ and Nidoran♂ to come along with it. The all gather in a way similar to Triple Finish albeit different as in both Nidoking and Nidoqueen use Earth Power in both directions causing the ground to rise up to about the height of the middle platform of battlefield while Nidoran♀ and Nidoran♂ use Poison Sting in both directions in a spray and Nidorino and Nidorina use Sludge Bomb in an arc based attack to attempt to slam opponents down into the Poison Sting and Earth Power. Afterwards the Nidos all leave except for the one that was being used before the final smash was used. Preview: Nidorino Nidorina Nidoking Nidoqueen Nidoran♂ Nidoran♀

Mother/ Earthbound Characters:

Duster:

Description: Duster is one of the 4 main heroes from the game Mother 3. Unlike Ness or Lucas, he is not a psychic and thus does not have access to PK based attacks. Entrance: Duster drops in to the battle field after using the Mr. Saturns' bird cage with the rope snake. Playstyle: All Around Brawler Stats: Speed: Medium-Slow Weight: Medium Neutral Special: Siren Beetle, Duster pulls out the siren beetle and it emits a loud sound. This attack works just like Mario's cape as it will turn opponents around and can reflect enemy projectiles. Side Special: Bomb throw, Duster throws one of many kinds of bombs out forwards, each of which behaves differently with different effects. Smoke Bomb: 30% chance to appear. Stops the opponent for the same amount of time as a half charged Stop attack. Bomb:25% Chance to appear. Deals 10% explosive damage to the opponent. Thunder Bomb: 25% Chance to appear. Deals 30% Electric damage to the opponent. Super Bomb: 20% Chance to appear. Deals 25% explosive damage to the opponent. Up Special: Wall Staples, Duster pulls out his wall staples and builds a ladder (if codeable) that he and everyone else can climb on. He can build up to 3 at a time which can be as high as the player likes by holding the special button. Down Special: Hypno Pendulum, Duster pulls out the hypno pendulum and anyone directly in front of him will fall asleep. Final Smash: Work In Progress! Preview: Coming Soon!

Sonic Characters:

Vector the Crocodile:

Description: Vector is the leader of Team Chaotix, an investigative organization consisting of 3 current members including Espio, Charmy and himself. Vector is also a lover of music and bubblegum, he also has a vast amount of abilities including being able to breathe fire (Sonic Heroes) and float upwards through use of a gum-bubble. Entrance: Coming Soon! Playstyle: Tank Stats: Speed: Slow Weight: Heavy Ability: Wall Climb (Is this codable?) Neutral Special: Fire Breathe, Vector lets loose a jet of fire directly out in front of him that has a very good amount of range and does good damage over time. There will be a small amount of knockback as well. Side Special: Bubble Bomb, Vector spits out a purple gum bubble that floats forwards until it hits a character or obstacle in which it will explode for good damage and good knockback. Up Special: Bubble Rise, Vector point his head upwards and lets out a purple gum bubble which is still held in his mouth and causes lift for a short amount of time and then he starts drifting down, just like Peach. Down Special: Body Slam, Vector jumps up, does a front flip in the air, then he comes plummeting downwards with his body to slam into anything below, if he lands on anything he will bounce back up. He can also cause a lot more damage if his fists it the target upon impact. Either way he does high damage and knockback as well as serving as a meteor smash, Like I said, more damage will be done if his fists make the impact. Think Yoshi or Bowser only with more of a horizontal hitbox rather than a vertical hitbox. Final Smash: Chaotix Recital, Vector calls in Espio and Charmy and they start playing music. The music sends out Sound waves that have a lot of range and deal high damage and knockback. While this is going on Espio plays the shamisen (Japanese guitar), Vector is on mic and Charmy is playing the base drum. After the final smash Espio and Charmy quickly run off and Vector once again continues to battle. Preview: Vector FS

Charmy Bee:

Description: Charmy is a member of the investigative organization known as Team Chaotix where he receives the assignment in which the team will take on. Charmy is a bee who always where a pilot's helmet, an orange jacket and orange shoes. He also has the ability to fly. He can also teleport through means of large special purple flowers in which he can go from one to another. Entrance: One of the purple flowers sprouts from the ground and then Charmy appears within a blue beam of light in the center and jumps down while the flower stays there for the use of a ground up special. Playstyle: Hit and run Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Light Ability: Float and 5 Jumps Neutral Special: Thunder Shoot, Charmy fires out a yellow ball of electricty in front of him. This attack has low damage and low knockback but it can stun. He can fire 3 of these at any given time. Side Special: Stinger Dash, Charmy dashes forward with his stinger out front for good damage and good knockback. Up Special: Flight, Charmy will simply fly upwards for a short time just like Pit. Down Special: Flower Warp, When Charmy is standing on a flower when he uses the attack he will warp to another flower. The way the warp flowers work is that when Charmy is standing on a flower it works similarly to Dark Mage special in which if he uses his up special and holds it he will have a cursor that he can control to show where a flower will appear for him to warp to (up to 3 at a time), if he just taps it he will warp to an existing flower. Final Smash: Work in Progress. Preview:

Platania Characters: All of the movesets in this section are incomplete as of yet and will not include stats, entrances, descriptions, FS and some specials for a while.

Jake Stanton:
	Description:??? Playstyle:??? Stats:??? Ability:??? Neutral Special: Fireball, Pretty simplistic, Jake throws a ball of fire forwards at high speed and deals medium damage. Side Special:??? Up Special:??? Down Special:??? Final Smash:???

Steven Stanton:
	Description:??? Playstyle:??? Stats:??? Ability:??? Neutral Special:??? Side Special:??? Up Special:??? Down Special: Frost Shield, Steven creates a barrier out of ice which can reflect projectiles. When the button is released it gets sent out in a burst which deals medium damage and medium knockback. Final Smash:???

Lightning:
	Description:??? Playstyle:??? Stats:??? Ability:??? Neutral Special: Lightning Breathe, Lightning releases several bolts of electricity of his mouth which does medium damage and low knockback, the button can be held so the move can be used infinitely with range decreasing over time. Side Special:??? Up Special:??? Down Special:??? Final Smash:???

OC Characters:
Yes I did just make an OC section which I will be using for various characters that I either make up or use in games. Stay tuned for whatever I have in store.

Arachnoid:

Description: Arachnoid is a mechanized spider capable of wielding various types of weaponry within it's arsenal. It is also capable of charging it's fangs up with plasma in order to allow it to cut through flesh with relative ease. Entrance: A burst of energy goes off and Arachnoid appears soon afterwards. Playstyle: Hit and Run Stats: Speed: Fast Weight: Medium Ability: Wall Climb (if codable) Neutral Special: Element Cannon, Arachnoid brings up it's cannon from the module on it's back which can fire one of many attacks: Plasma Cannon: Starts out with this one. The cannon fires a ball of energy that can be charged up similarly to Samus' charge beam. Fire Cannon: Arachnoid shoots out a jet of flames similarly to Charizard or Bowser only straight forward. Ice Cannon: Arachnoid releases a burst of Carbonite to instantly freeze anything in front of it. Also deal about 20% damage. Water Cannon: Arachnoid fire a bubble of water that carries opponents horizontally for a while before bursting 2 seconds later dealing 10% damage upon bursting. Earth Cannon: Fires a chunk of rock that explodes on contact for 25% damage, but the projectile is slow. Side Special: Rocket Pod, Arachnoid fire a rocket that deals 10% damage with medium knockback, the attack can be spammed to fire rocket after rocket at the enemy. Up Special: Burst Jets, Arachnoid deploys it's burst jets below it's body to launch it into the air. If the button is held then it works similarly to R.O.B.'s. Down Special: Element Swap, The element currently loaded into the element cannon is swapped out in this order Plasma-> Fire -> Ice -> Water -> Earth -> Plasma. Final Smash: Shadow Cannon, Arachnoid fires a massive blast of dark energy forwards that sucks opponents towards it and causes a massive explosion upon contact dealing about 45% damage and massive knockback. Preview: Sketch coming soon!

Coming Soon: Leon (Scaler)
Kloktos (Zelda)
Moldorach (Zelda)
Ghirahim (Zelda)
Demise (Zelda)
The Imprisoned (Zelda)
Stalfos (Zelda)
Lizalfos (Zelda)
LD-002G Scervo (Zelda)
Moblin (Zelda)
Looger (Scaler)
Skyward Sword Zelda (Zelda)
Machi (Zelda)
Fatty Puffer (Kirby)
Mr. Dooter (Kirby)
Sunshine Yoshi (Mario)
F.L.U.D.D. Mario (Mario)
Nago (Kirby)
Coo (Kirby)
Kine (Kirby)
Gao Gao (Kirby) Incomplete!
E-101 Beta (Sonic)
Monty Mole (Mario)
Landia (Kirby)
Rundas (Metroid)
Ghor (Metroid)
Gandrayda (Metroid)
Berserker Knight (Metroid)
Leaf Kirby (Kirby) Just for fun along with other copy abilities.
King Boo (Mario)
Electrokoopa (Mario)
Space Pirate (Metroid)
Boney (Mother)
Flint (Mother)
Alt. Lucas (Mother)
Kumatora (Mother)
Bulbasaur (Pokemon)
and more!

Lukepi's mentally challenged Movesets:

Bombette:

Spoiler:

Neutral Special: Bomb Bombette closes her eyes and then explodes. Chargeable. Side Special: Body Slam Bombette tackles the enemy. Works like Sonic's side special in SSF2. If it's charged longer, Bombette is propelled further. Up Special: Bomb propel. (Name is WIP) Bombette creates an explosion underneath her that pushes her into the air. Down Special: Bomb Place Bombette places a bomb underground. Any foe that walks over it is damaged by it. Final Smash: Mega Bomb Bombette makes a huge explosion, about the size of final destination. Does high knockback and damage.

Air Man:

Spoiler:

Neutral Special: Air Shooter Air Man shoots a cannon that fires four to six separate tornadoes forward. Side Special: Body slam Airman Rushes forward, doing a lot of damage to opponents. Has a lot of startup lag, and can be charged. Up Special: Big Jump (uncreative name is uncreative..) Air Man Jumps into the air, like Dedede's Upspec in Brawl. Down Special: Tornado Hold Airman Places a tornado that can keep opponents from moving. Good for starting combos. Final Smash: Massive Tornado Kinda like Mario's in brawl, except it pushes opponents far, far away. :3

The ninja from N+

Spoiler:

Neutral Special: Chaingun Drone The ninja holds up a chaingun drone, and it lightly damages any opponents ahead of the ninja, and it has range about equal to Final Destination. (It's balanced by startup and ending lag.) Side Special: Homing turret: Ninja pulls out a homing turret and fires a missle. Think Samus's Sspec. Up Special: Zap Drone: Ninja grabs hold of a zap drone and flies upwards for about 4 seconds, like Megaman's USpec. Down Special: Mine The ninja places a mine underground. Only one mine can be underground at a time. Has the same properties as a motion sensor bomb in Brawl. (only one mine can be placed at a time.) Final Smash: ??? (WIP)