Koopayoshi
Shine Sprite
Yeah, But I kinda didn't like the Pokemon trainer in brawl.Dr. Javelin said:
19 new characters Super Smash Bros. Wii U "must" include
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Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
I know it's not going to happen, but it would be awesome.
If Nintendo is smart, they'll charge money for the expanded Pokedex 3D.
If Nintendo is smart, they'll charge money for the expanded Pokedex 3D.
Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
Yeah, I'd use Weavile, Jolteon, and Blastoise.
yoshidude99
Yoshidude is here
Paper Mario would be cool. Knuckles would be cool too but I wish Tails was on there.
Mariorules25
Hyaahhh
Bowser Jr and probably hmmm ill think about now i want mewtwo back and lucario to stay and add zoroark i hope i spelt that right
yoshidude99
Yoshidude is here
Oh yeah Bowser Jr should be in it too because he is awesome.SuperMario25 said:
Gumball Machine
Celestial Guide
Why not have one pokemon (or 2 for Kanto) for each region/generation?
Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
Because...I don't know. Maybe because there aren't enough good Gen II pokemon?
Gumball Machine
Celestial Guide
That's a good point. Johto's not really my favorite region anyway. Still, I see a little bit of potential for some of the Hoenn/Generation III Pokemon though.
Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
I suppose I'll post my moveset for Ephraim here, seeing as it might not be allowed in NSM's thread.
Ephraim from Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones (FE8)
Summary:
Ephraim is a medium character whose Smash attacks are fairly quick (slightly faster than Marth) and deal a good amount of knockback, but not much damage. Ephraim moves fairly quickly, slightly slower than Marth but much faster than Ike. Ephraim also uses his other A attacks to deal damage with his spear. However, what really sets him apart from Marth are his special attacks, which are almost completely different. He also has slightly more range than Marth because he uses a spear instead of a sword.
Special Attacks:
Neutral B: Javelin Throw - Ephraim throws a javelin in a way similiar to Link and Toon Link's arrows (you hold B to charge it up). The javelin does a medium amount of damage (for a projectile), has medium range (about as much as Fox's laser), and moves about as fast as Toon Link's arrows, but while you are holding B, you can tilt up or down to change the angle of your throw.
Side B: Reginleif - Ephraim stabs to the left or right with his special spear, Reginleif. This attack has a medium range does a medium amount of sideways knockback and damage, but cannot be charged up.
Down B: Counter - Ephraim holds up his spear to block an enemy attack, then swings it at them.
Up B: Lance Leap: Ephraim jumps up and thrusts up with his spear simultaneously. It is similar to Marth's Up B.
Final Smash - Great Lord Ephraim
Ephraim obtains the Sacred Twin spear, Siegmund, and jumps on his horse. In this form he jumps much higher, moves more quickly, and deals more damage. Ephraim takes no knockback while in this form; however, he can still take damage. This Final Smash lasts for a fairly long amount of time. Ephraim's special moves also change during this form.
Great Lord special attacks
Neutral B: Javelin Throw - Ephraim uses the same javelin throw as above; however, it now deals much more damage (no more knockback), he can use it while moving, and he can throw the javelin much further since he is on his horse.
Side B: Charge - Ephraim and his horse lean back like his critical hit (see below) and charge up for a few seconds, then unleash the attack. Ephraim then charges at tremendous speed (slightly faster that Sonic's run) and deals tons of sideways knockback to anyone it hits.
Up B: Ephraim's horse jumps up very high (about as high as Yoshi's second jump) and Ephraim thrusts his spear up during the jump. This attack deals a good amount of upwards knockback.
Down B: Ephraim spins his spear above his head, dealing damage and knockback to enemies on both sides of him.
Ephraim normal ( doing a critical hit):
Great Lord Ephraim (doing a critical hit):
If I have the time and motivation, I might post all of his normal attacks.
Ephraim from Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones (FE8)
Summary:
Ephraim is a medium character whose Smash attacks are fairly quick (slightly faster than Marth) and deal a good amount of knockback, but not much damage. Ephraim moves fairly quickly, slightly slower than Marth but much faster than Ike. Ephraim also uses his other A attacks to deal damage with his spear. However, what really sets him apart from Marth are his special attacks, which are almost completely different. He also has slightly more range than Marth because he uses a spear instead of a sword.
Special Attacks:
Neutral B: Javelin Throw - Ephraim throws a javelin in a way similiar to Link and Toon Link's arrows (you hold B to charge it up). The javelin does a medium amount of damage (for a projectile), has medium range (about as much as Fox's laser), and moves about as fast as Toon Link's arrows, but while you are holding B, you can tilt up or down to change the angle of your throw.
Side B: Reginleif - Ephraim stabs to the left or right with his special spear, Reginleif. This attack has a medium range does a medium amount of sideways knockback and damage, but cannot be charged up.
Down B: Counter - Ephraim holds up his spear to block an enemy attack, then swings it at them.
Up B: Lance Leap: Ephraim jumps up and thrusts up with his spear simultaneously. It is similar to Marth's Up B.
Final Smash - Great Lord Ephraim
Ephraim obtains the Sacred Twin spear, Siegmund, and jumps on his horse. In this form he jumps much higher, moves more quickly, and deals more damage. Ephraim takes no knockback while in this form; however, he can still take damage. This Final Smash lasts for a fairly long amount of time. Ephraim's special moves also change during this form.
Great Lord special attacks
Neutral B: Javelin Throw - Ephraim uses the same javelin throw as above; however, it now deals much more damage (no more knockback), he can use it while moving, and he can throw the javelin much further since he is on his horse.
Side B: Charge - Ephraim and his horse lean back like his critical hit (see below) and charge up for a few seconds, then unleash the attack. Ephraim then charges at tremendous speed (slightly faster that Sonic's run) and deals tons of sideways knockback to anyone it hits.
Up B: Ephraim's horse jumps up very high (about as high as Yoshi's second jump) and Ephraim thrusts his spear up during the jump. This attack deals a good amount of upwards knockback.
Down B: Ephraim spins his spear above his head, dealing damage and knockback to enemies on both sides of him.
Ephraim normal ( doing a critical hit):
Great Lord Ephraim (doing a critical hit):
If I have the time and motivation, I might post all of his normal attacks.
Gumball Machine
Celestial Guide
Baby Luigi said:
Pichu was a Pikachu clone and since it's a pre-evolution to Pikachu, that technically makes it a Gen I Pokemon IMO. I'd love to see Blaziken and Sceptile though.
Gumball Machine
Celestial Guide
MnSG said:
Actually, if DK, Diddy, Wario, and Yoshi are counted as Mario reps, then the Mario series has 8 reps considering DK, Wario, and Yoshi started out as Mario characters and Diddy has appeared in a number of Mario spin-offs. Same thing applies to the Pokemon series if the Pokemon Trainer's starters are counted as seperate characters, in which case, there'd be 6 reps.
yoshidude99
Yoshidude is here
Fawful should appear.
yoshidude99
Yoshidude is here
He could summon up the Dark Star for his final smash.
Propeller Toad
Dislikes the amount of neglect Toad receives...
I'd like to see Toad 
toadmake it into Smash. He is the only playable character from the mainstream Mario games to not be playable in Smash (he's been playable so far in more games than Peach - SMB2, NSMB Wii, and possibly NSMB Mii if it is not a tech demo). He would have a unique moveset in consideration to spore and mushroom based abilities. He would also be unique considering that he would be a speedy, but strong lightweight character.
toadmake it into Smash. He is the only playable character from the mainstream Mario games to not be playable in Smash (he's been playable so far in more games than Peach - SMB2, NSMB Wii, and possibly NSMB Mii if it is not a tech demo). He would have a unique moveset in consideration to spore and mushroom based abilities. He would also be unique considering that he would be a speedy, but strong lightweight character.
To all the Mega Man supporters out there, you may very well see him - as well as Ryu, Chris Redfield or any number of Capcom's other star players - in the game. Sakurai is considering getting Capcom involved, and would love to see some of their characters featured.
Of course, they may ignore the blue one yet again in favour of Zero...
Of course, they may ignore the blue one yet again in favour of Zero...
SonicMario
Star Spirit
Remilia Scarlet said:
I really think it's a do or die situation with Mega Man. I'm not a huge fan of Mega Man. But say Capcom actively gets involved with getting a character in the game. Both Sonic and Snake (Even if Snake was put in as a favor for a Best Friend) are icons in their respective companies. If Mega Man is chosen as that character then there's still hope that Capcom gives a damn about him still. If instead it's Zero (Which would be about as dumb as putting Shadow instead of Sonic in Brawl) or any of the other Capcom franchises. Then all may be lost.