Instead of making a "Metal Bending Toph," why don't you just make Lin instead?

Made a moveset for Canvus Curse Kirby. C+C appreciated.

Post your list's goddamn location when you add a moveset.

You do that every time.
Nobody cares thatmuch about you movesets to remember it's page and place...

http://ssf2expansions.motionforum.net/t3411p765-the-kinda-official-move-set-creation-and-discussion-topic#110162
Happy now. Besides, I post the link... most of the time.

Just an idea, but if anyone has a page, maybe you should post it in your sig so we don't have to search through 50 pages.

Or you could just post it when you add one

Just started replaying Super Mario Strikers and said, "Why not?" So, I've made a moveset for the Super Team Robot.

Super Team Robot:

Super Team Neutral Special: Shot: Super Team Robot takes out a soccer ball and starts to juggle it. The colored outline of the ball will change the longer it juggles the ball, going from purple to red, orange, yellow, and finally white. It will then kick the ball forward. The power of the attack is determined by the colored outline of the ball. Purple: Low damage and little knockback Red: Low-moderate damage and low knockback Orange: Moderate damage and knockback Yellow: Moderate-high damage and knockback White: High damage and knockback You can have the robot stop juggling the ball by either shielding or by pressing one of the direction keys. Not only does the colored outline of the ball affect the power of the special, but it also affects the attacks that involve the use of the soccer ball (excluding the final smash). The colored outline of the ball will fade back to its starting color after a while of it not being used. Side Special: Big hit: Super Team Robot rushes forward and slams into an opponent at full force. This attack deals moderate damage and knockback. Up Special: Rocket Feet: Super Team Robot ignites the thrusters beneath its feet and flies upward. This provides average vertical recovery and low horizontal recovery. Down Special: Deke: Super Team Robot spins forward. This special is pretty much like a forward roll, but can be used while running but doesn't go backwards. When used in the air, it performs an aerial somersault similar to Zero Suit Samus' Down Special, just without the extra kick. This move is mainly meant for avoiding attacks. Final Smash: Mega Strike: The ball that Super Team Robot uses in its attacks appears. It then kicks the ball up into the air, and then flies up. Next, a gauge appears as the robot flies up, just like the one in the actual game, Super Mario Strikers, or, the game the Super Team was absent from, Mario Strikers Charged. A white line appears along with a green area on either side on the gauge. Each green area has a small opening in it. The goal is to time the placement of the white line inside the green area, hopefully getting the white line placed in the small openings of the green area. After placing the white line with the special key, a clone of that same line will appear. Your goal with that one is pretty much the same as before: getting that white line as close to the opening of the green area as possible. After placing the white lines, the ball will begin to charge power. Then, Super Team Robot will kick it downwards. Depending on the placement of the white lines on the gauge determines the amount of balls that will shoot out. The closer the placements are to the openings, the amount of balls that will be fired will increase. The maximum number of balls that can be fired is 6 (which can only be done if the timing is close to or is perfect). The balls will rain down upon the stage like meteors, each one dealing high damage and knockback.

C+C would be well appreciated.

Due to the fact that every time I use him as an example, people go nuts, here he is. Its rather lengthy, so spoilers have been set in place.

Don Kanonji
NSpecial: Kanon'ji Style Final Attack: Kan'on Ball:

Spoiler:
	Kanonji fires a small, mindblisteringly slow moving blue orb of energy. If it touches anything, it erupts into a mesium sized explosion, with knockback about as strong as a Falcon Punch. Note: If the Don Kanonji player is stupid enough to get hit with his own Kan'on Ball, by either being too close to the explosion or walking into the projectile, you will get damaged.

SSpecial: Super Spirit Stick:

Spoiler:
	Kanonji thrusts his Super Spirit Stick forward. If it hits anyone, the SSS releases a large Bolt of golden lightning-like Reitsu. If it misses, Kanonji is wide open to punishment.

Uspecial: Karakuraizer Flying Machine:

Spoiler:
	Kanonji hitches a ride on the Karakuraizer Flying Machine. No damage, but you can move it around freely. Until it runs out of fuel that is.

DSpecial:

Spoiler:

Summon Karakura Superheroes: Randomly summon either Ururu, Jinta, Karin, Yuzu and Raku, or Kon. Ururu uses her Senren Bakusatsu Taiho to deal a decent amount of projectile damage, as well as medium splash damage to those caught in the blast. Jinta hits an opponant with his Muteki Tekkon, dealing about as much knockback as an uncharged Smash attack, but no damage. Karin kicks a soccer ball in an arc, dealing no damage, but decent hitstun. Yuzu apears very rarely, and summons Raku's fire lion thingy form, dealing about as much damage as a fully charges smash attack very quickly. 50% of the time, Kon shows up doing nothing.

FS: Fatal Attack of Justice: Golden Kan'on Ball:

Spoiler:
	Kanonji fires two Kan'on balls forward. If anyone touches them, they both explode. The explosion is about an eighth the size of Final Destination, and deals a hefty amount of knockback, just about enough to OHKO Jiggleypuff in Brawl.

An example of the Kan'on Ball and the Karakuraizer flying machine. Thanks Bleach Wiki!

Spoiler:

When I go on Bleach wiki I get Viruses.

I don't. IE+Norton FTW!

I have gotten addicted to Pokemon Conquest and decided to make a moveset for the Warlord.
Go check it out here.
C+C appreciated.

Edit: In related news. My Janemba sig now acts as a button taking you to my moveset page.