Moveset Factory

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I didn't see a thread like this at all in this board, so I thought I'd add it myself. Anybody have cool ideas for movesets for any wishful characters? Already included characters? etc., etc.?

Feel free to add to mine! ;D

Simon Belmont

A: Whip (overhead, straightens out before him, just like the C'Vania games)
A + A: Just keeps whipping; no combo or new move
> A: Sidewhip (whips from the side this time)
^A: Upwards Whip
V A: Whip Sweep
Smash > A: Whip Crack (whips it fast enough to crack it)
Smash ^ A: Whip Spin (spins the whip in a full circle many times, just like in later CV games, with the initial "crack" being the strongest part of the move)
Smash v A: Down-Angle Whip (cracks the whip just before him, similar to Mewtwo's Down Smash in effect)
Dash A: Sliding Kick

Air A: Kick
> A: Flail Whip (flails it before him)
< A: Whip Backarch (holds the whip lower and swings it to the overhead position, from behind)
^ A: Quick Spin (spins the whip very quickly in a small circle around his head)
V A: Downwards Whipcrack (one of his more powerful attacks)

Grab: Whips forwards, this time not as fast with a more unique means of throwing the whip (opponent is pulled towards him and coiled in the whip)
A: Stomps the opponent's foot
Forward: Lifts and pulls back as they unroll, then tosses them forwards. Not too strong. Tap Z again to add a few tossed daggers.
Back: Pulls back and whips them backwards. Stronger. Tap Z again to add a few tossed daggers.
Up: Leans back and throws them upwards off the whip. Not too strong.
Down: Slams them down into the ground twice in front of him, then jumps on their chest. Strong.

B: Ricochet Crystal - From Castlevania II: Simon's Quest. Simon tosses this downwards at an angle, and it bounces off any walls it runs into. Lasts for about 5 bounces before it disappears, or the length of Pikachu's Thundershock flying in free space. Deals light damage, but can be used to surprise opponents, or get those pesky targets in Target Test :laugh:

> B: Cross/Axe - Reaches back. If you hold forward, Simon pulls back to throw a massive cross boomerang, then lets go. It travels about the distance of two, maybe two and a half, Bowsers, and deals heavy damage as it hits. It doesn't return to his hand automatically, and he doesn't need to catch it. Simon can only have one out at a time, however. Smashing doesn't make a difference. If you hold up, Simon tosses an axe, which flies upwards in an arch dealing heavy damage as it drives downwards from its peak. Cannot be smashed.

^ B: Roc's Wing - Actually Nathan Graves', from Circle of the Moon. Simon glows blue and does a high leap upwards at an angle. He gives low knockback to whoever he hits, and does a small roll before coming out of the jump.

V B: Holy Water - Simon tosses down a vial of holy water that smashes and burns a small trail of blue fire before him. In the air, goes down at an angle still. If it hits somebody directly, they are burned like PK Fire in the blue flames, but the fire itself does not travel down on its own. Still deals combo damage as they are hit. If somebody is foolish enough to walk into an already burning fire, they will suffer heavy damage.

Super Move: Stopwatch - Instead of stopping time, this time around it just slows things down for Simon. Everything but Simon is slowed to about 1/4 Speed for 8 seconds, while Simon, slowed to 1/2, gets full advantage of his extra speed.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 2.5, Power: 3.75, Weight: 3.9, Jump: 2.5, Gravity: 4.25
-The tip of Simon's whip is its strongest point. It gets high-priority in most cases, and deals more power on average, a la Marth's Falchion.
-When Smashing/cracking the whip, you'll notice Simon's Vampire Killer gains little thorns on its tip. A little easter egg
-As a CPU on a team with either Mega Man or Pit, Simon fights a little harder.
-Simon's whip can be used to stop some projectiles if he catches them as he's swinging.

Taunt: Curls his whip and poses, with a very serious, ***-kicking face on as he stands tall.

Entrance: Walks out of the arena floor, as if he were on stairs XD
Exclaims, "I have been waiting for this."

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets the famous retro Simon hair and a whip of his own

Costumes:
1. Regular red and black clothes, red hair
2. Color Swap--Blue
3. Color Swap--Green
4. Gold armor with white hair
5. Old-school brown armor with shorter blonde hair

Win Poses:
1. Simon cracks the Vampire Killer on the ground in front of him, and stands with it at his side, with a very serious face
2. Simon strokes his chin with one hand looking off to the side, while the other hand holds the whip
3. Simon kneels down with his back to the players, as if he were praying

Victory Music: "Stage Clear" from Castlevania

Franchise Logo: Dracula's "Bat"

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Bomberman

A: Punch
A, A: Punch, Opposite arm punch
A, A, A: Punch, Opp. Punch, Hard Punch
> A: Big fisted punch
v A: Trip kick
^ A: Uppercut
Smash > A: Bomb Punch (*NOTE: Can be used to punch his own bombs that have been placed, causing them to "hop" forward a space. All his other A attacks will explode his bombs)
Smash ^ A: Headbutt
Smash v A: Hard Kick
Dash A: Headfirst Dive

Air A: Punch
> A: Double Fist
< A: Spinning back kick
^ A: Flipkick
V A: Stomp (*Meteor)

Grab: Reaches out to grab
A: Headbutt
Forward: Attaches a bomb to them and tosses them forwards, like he would a bomb (so a lobbing throw). Weak.
Back: Spins around, attaches a bomb to them, and swings them backwards. Stronger.
Up: Bends forwards, and throws them straight up with a bomb attached. Mid to Weak.
Down: Slams them into the ground and plants a bomb on their chest.

B: Bomb Drop - Bomberman drops a bomb on the ground if he taps B. Each bomb has a 4 second fuse. If Bomberman holds B, the bomb is instead created in his hands, and does not have a lit fuse. He can run with this bomb in his grip, but cannot attack or double jump while he holds it. Pressing A or B makes him lob it in an arch, landing on the ground with its 4 second fuse lit; Smashing A makes him throw it straight forwards, exploding on impact. Forward B goes into his Forward B attack (below). If he holds B like he does to lift the bomb, he can keep holding B longer to pump it up. Pumped up bombs don't slow him down, but he can't jump at all. They can't be thrown quite as far, but have a bigger blast radius. An already dropped bomb cannot be picked up again by anyone, even Bomberman.

> B: Bomber Swing - Bomberman begins swinging his arm while palming a bomb. He can still run and jump while doing so, and holding B builds the spin up to be faster. When he releases, he will throw out a number of bombs in an arch that will explode on contact. He'll toss one, usually the one he's carrying if he's got one, just pressing Forward B. BUT if he swings, he can get 2, 3, 4, 5, and maybe even 6 to go in a full arch around in front of him. Not very powerful explosions, as is the case with his normal bombs, but a good way to clear an area.

^ B: Bomber Copter - From Bomberman Hero, of course. Bomberman sprouts a propellor, sits back, and gets some lift. He starts ascending slowly, but gains altitude faster as you hold B. He will eventually hit a certain "limit" after about the height of the Falcon Dive, and hover from there on in. He can let go of B to descend, increasingly faster until he gets rid of the propellors and falls, but if he does a crazy cycle of B, no B, B, no B, he can last a lot longer hovering than usual, if you don't mind a wavy flight pattern. If he gets max lift and hover with this attack, it should all take about 7/8 seconds before he runs outta juice. Tapping A while he's in fight mode will drop bombs from the sky that blow up on contact.

v B: Bomber Kick - Bomberman drops a bomb in front of him and kicks it forwards for the length of a Falcon Kick. It just slides into place, and doesn't blow up, even if it hits something (knocks it back instead). If he uses this attack in front of an already placed bomb, he'll kick that instead. He can't kick pumped up bombs.

Super Move: Power Bomb - Bomberman suddenly makes a giant red bomb, with a huge P marked on the side. Toss this wherever you want to watch the fur fly!

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 3.5, Power: 2 (Bombs range: Reg-3, Pumped-4.5), Weight: 3, Jump: 2.75, Gravity: 3.25
-Bomberman will explode his own bombs if he hits them. However, if you use the Bomber Kick or his Smash Forward A, the Bomb Punch, he's safe to touch them, and will actually even move the bombs out of his way.
-If Bomberman lands on one of his bombs he's set, he will do a low bounce off the top: the Bomb Jump! Pumped Up bombs will give him a greater boost.
-Bomberman can only have 3 set bombs around the stage at any time, meaning you have to wait 4 seconds until you can place another if you place all 3 at once.
-Other Bombermen can kick/punch other Bombermen's bombs
-Sometimes, the best route with Bomberman is to play it safe and just drop bombs in crowds while you stand off in the distance. During 1v1s, it's better to rely on his punches and throws, and leave the bombs for when you know you're safe.

Taunt: Stands up on his tiptoes with the other knee bent, punching out and winking. "Yeah!"

Entrance: Rides in on the Bomber Jet, then climbs out as the cycle zooms off. Says nicely, "I've been waiting for this."

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets the Bomberman helmet with (| |) eyes, but keeps his pink face.

Costumes:
1. Regular White Bomber
2. Blue Bomber
3. Red Bomber
4. Green Bomber
5. Black Bomber
6. Purple Bomber

Win Poses:
1. Winds up his arm and leaps into the air, punching his fist and cheering
2. Punches, then punches again, and follows with a spinning kick, stopping with his arms folded and his back facing the crowd. He turns his head with a look of "badassery" XD
3. Stands tall, legs apart, and gives a V-sign with both eyes closed (he's smiling!)

Victory Music: "Stage Clear" from Super Bomberman 3

Franchise Logo: Bomb

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Barbara (from Daigassou! Band Brothers, Nintendo, 2004)

A: Scratch
A, A: Scratch, Backhand
> A: Mid Kick
v A: Low Kick
^ A: High Kick
Smash > A: Guitar Swing
Smash ^ A: Overhead Kick (a la Captain Falcon's)
Smash v A: Down-angle Karate Chop
Dash A: Sliding Kick, Mega Man style

Air A: Front Double Kick
> A: Guitar Arch (swings down in front of her)
< A: Back Hump (throws her back out, hitting with her guitar)
^ A: Brother Swoop (her brother does a little loop-de-loop around her while she waves her hand overhead)
V A: Drill Kick

Grab: Reaches out to grab, holds them like Peach
A: Knee
Forward: Tosses them to her bro, and slams them with the guitar while he holds them. Strong.
Back: Tosses them back as she spins, kicking them from her brother's grip. Medium.
Up: Holds them and does a small loop into the air, then throws them up, spiraling. Medium.
Down: Floats up, slams them into the ground, and stomps them with her heel. Strong.

B: Echo - Yells ("Yo!" or "Hey!") and a blue "ring" of sound flies out, starting smaller but getting larger as it goes. Deals light damage with light "flinch," but when it hits a surface, it bounces back faster and stronger, turning red. If she catches the rebounded sound, for a split second she flashes red and can fire it off again, as the red soundwave. It doesn't gain more power for bouncing off anything this time, but she can feasibly keep rebounding it off a wall. If it hits something or flies off too far, it will dissipate.

> B: Hot Heel - A specialized kicking move, Barbara does a swinging, spinning kick with her foot, heel pointing out. The kick starts low but spirals around her to become a high kick, then as she spins it falls back low again (in effect, it makes a diagonally layed "circle" motion as she kicks). The kick also surrounds her foot with pinkish flames, that burn the opponent if they're hit. The heel is the strongest point of this attack, and if she uses this move in the air, she gets slight lift, about the same amount as most Forward B attacks (ex., Mario's Cape).

^ B: Spiral Nail - Barbara puts her hands over her head palm to palm with her nails out, and spirals straight up in a drilling motion. This travels roughly the distance of Sheik's Up B (in total), and deals combo damage to opponents, holding them in for the full attack (a la Mario's Super Jump Punch). While she uses this move, her brother circles around her midsection, knocking back anybody in the way.

v B: Jammin' - Barbara takes out her guitar and starts strumming as long as you press B. She sends out soundwaves that radiate from her body and deal light damage with light "flinch" on opponents. This can protect her as long as she keeps using the attack, but cannot be used in the air. As an added motion, you can change the pitch and notes that she plays by angling the C-stick as you tap B. This will alter the power, speed, and distance of the soundwaves, as well as the sound she makes. You can get slow, booming rings that deal heavy damage, or light, fast ones that keep people at bay. While she uses this attack, her brother bops his head in the background, and his buddy taps his feet.

Super Move: Rock You Out - The screen dims and a spotlight falls on Barbara and her band. Their instruments all appear, and they jam, sending out music notes and soundwaves that damage opponents even a good distance away. At the end of the jam, Barbara just tears it up for one last powerful blast from her guitar as she leans back into the motion. This is the kicker that deals the most knockback.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 4.25, Power: 3.3, Weight: 2.2, Jump: 4.25, Gravity: 2.75
-Barbara has a high first jump, and a shorter, floatier second jump. Even though she doesn't have wings, she can hover just like Princess Peach if you hold the jump button, and actually moves a little faster in this mode, but since she turns around instead of hovering backwards to go the other way, switching directions becomes slower. The duration of the hover isn't exactly as long as Peach's, but very close. How does she fly, btw? Not sure. But she should.
-Barbara's heel deels the most damage of any part of her body when she kicks. Keep that in mind.
-She always has her guitar strapped to her back, for quick access.
-Barbara is always followed by her brother, Ting Tin, and his friend, Pockin' the Death: her band. Both are in the "background" and thus cannot be hit or KO'd. If Barbara is KO'd, they look around and them "poof." Her brother helps more with her attacks, while the other guy basically sits there; her brother, for example, will actually attack with her (not actually causing damage unless specified) and, since he is always flying, follow her into the air. The other guy doesn't fly, and follows her around only on platforms, but not into the air. When she gets hurt badly, burned, frozen, etc., her brother's eyes bug out and he gets worried, while the other guy, again, just sits there. He's too cool to react
-The major strategy while using Barbara is to keep attacking and never stop. She can get out of harm's way easily, but with access to powerful A attacks, there's no reason to bother unless it's an utter explosion of violence. She's pretty good at trapping people in corners too, fyi.

Taunt: Stands leaning a bit to her side, with one hand on her hip and one leg bent and standing on its toes. She does a little two-fingered wave, winks, and says "This is for my fans" or something like that. Standing to the other side, you see the taunt from behind, with her head turned more to let you see her wink.

Entrance: You see a spotlight, and out walks her and her band, silhouetted. She has her guitar in her hands, then puts it on her back, waves, and gets ready to fight.

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets little bat wings, fangs, and her funky hood with the bat ears. How sickeningly cute XD

Costumes:
1. Regular Purple
2. Color Swap--Blue, diamond on chest, diamond on back
3. Color Swap--Green, spade on chest, jester on back
4. Color Swap--Red, heart on chest, bird on back
5. Color Swap--Black, club on chest, skull on back
6. Color Swap--Orange, star on chest, sunburst on back

Win Poses:
1. Has her guitar in one hand, and she waving and smiling to the crowd. Her brother is doing backflips in the air, and the other guy is just sitting there. Barbara says "Thanks guys!" as she waves.
2. Barbara is turned to her side, with her back facing the crowd. She puts a hand on her hip, leans, winks, and blows a kiss, saying "Yeah, we rocked."
3. Barbara is just playing her guitar, with her band moving to her music. She rocks out a bit, leaning back, and finishes by throwing her hand off the guitar and up into the air, like most rockers, and giving a V-sign

Victory Music: Remix of "Ready! Steady! Go!" from Band Brothers

Franchise Logo: Band Brothers style guitar

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Takamaru (from Nazo no Murasaemjou ("Riddle of Castle Murasame"), Nintendo, 1986)

A: Horizontal Swordswipe
A, A: Horizontal Swipe, Back swipe (like a graceful swinging motion)
> A: Stab
v A: Low Swipe (ducks and swipes)
^ A: Overhead Arch
Smash > A: Strong Downwards Slash, Hard Horizonal Slice (two-step)
Smash ^ A: Rising Katana (swings his katana, edge up, into the air, blade straight [think like a reverse of Mewtwo's Forward Smash with a Beam Sword, only it starts higher in the air])
Smash v A: Swordclear (swings around his body, low)
Dash A: Running Downwards Slice

Air A: Horizontal Cut
> A: Swordslam (hits with the base of the blade's handle, similar to Peach's Forward Air A)
< A: Elbow Shove (throws back his elbow)
^ A: Big Arch Cut (swings his katana up over his head, in a very large arch)
V A: Wooden Sandals (stomps down with his wooden sandals, METEOR attack)

Grab: Replaces his katana and swings out his arms
A: Knee
Forward: Holds them over his head and tosses them forwards. Weak.
Back: Spins on his heels and slices them with his katana. Mid-strong.
Up: Throws them up and repeatedly slices at them, the last slash being the strongest. Strong.
Down: Slams them down and cuts them a few times.

B: Kunai - Takamaru tosses a kunai in front of him with a quick tap of B. These work just like Sheik's needles in terms of damage and knockback. If he keeps tapping B, he can keep tossing kunai until he needs to take a break (after 10, maybe?). He can hold B to "charge" and throw out three kunai at once, which fly off forwards and diagonally down and up before him. The lag after doing this is greater than just tossing regular kunai. Once Takamaru reaches 100% damage, he starts throwing fireballs instead (burning packs of straw, I guess). They are thrown slower, but deal more damage and burn. He can also charge these for a threeway attack. After 170% damage, he starts throwing tied together double-curved blades (tied with string into a "X" shape). These travel a bit faster than the fireballs, but not as fast as the kunai. They deal combo damage when they hit, and have the greatest lag after tossing.

> B: Deflect - A different version of Counter. This blocking technique protects Takamaru against incoming attacks and projectiles with his blade -- they just bounce off! The catch is that Takamaru can only tiptoe backwards while using this attack, and is stuck facing one direction. Also, depending on the power of the blow, Takamaru may be knocked back (still in the defending position) along the ground. A strong enough attack can send him flying, especially if he is guarding for a long period of time (and henceforth loses stamina)

^ B: Rising Sun - Takamaru swings his blade downwards, and does a flip, propelling himself off the arching motion. He continues into the air doing a circular slice looking much like a wheel, his sword flashing red like the rising sun. This is a combo move, but doesn't catch characters as fast as the Screw Attack. When finished, Takamaru unfurls and lands with his blade facing downwards, stabbing people from above.

v B: Focus Blade/Soul - Takamaru holds his katana sideways in both his hands, closes his eyes, and focuses his energy into the blade. You can see "smoke" rise from his body as the blade begins to glow a bright blue color. Here's how the move works: Takamaru is awakening the soul of his blade, which requires him to focus. You can focus on your blade to make it grow in power, the total time it taking to focus it fully being roughly 12 seconds. The glow gets stronger as it builds in power, and stays with the blade while you are not focusing. However, the glow will dim and eventually die out as you play without focusing it, so it is integral, if you want to keep a focused blade, to keep using his Down B whenever you can. It will take roughly the same amount of time you charged the blade for it to die out. When charged, the power of the katana grows slightly, increasing with the amount of focus spent. You can focus for a little bit, go off, and then come back and focus again, starting at the point where the blade last dimmed to (so it's like a meter that will slowly decrease, but you can "catch" it and build it up again before it decreases too much). If Takamaru overfocuses his blade, it will suddenly flash a brilliant red color and Takamaru will be stunned, making a noise as if his shield broke. He will kneel, leaning one hand on his blade (which is pointy side down, standing in the ground), and will be stunned for about as long as he would be with a broken shield. Avoid overpowering your blade.

Super Move: Invisibility Technique - Takamaru disappears in a puff of smoke, and gets a cool 10 seconds of invisibility. He is invulnerable during this time, but can still be KO'd by stage hazards of falling off the level. He is truly invisible, unlike the Cloaking Device, as well (so no glitchiness!). If his sword is storing energy, the glow will still be visible. Also, when he slashes his blade, you can occassionally catch the light off the blade, giving off his location.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 4, Power: 4, Weight: 3.3, Jump: 3, Gravity: 3.75
-Takamaru's katana deals mostly high-priority blows, but only when he is using his A attacks. It also has even power throughout the whole length of the blade. BUT, since it is a single-edged sword, these two perks only come about if you hit with the sharp edge. Otherwise, his attacks aren't very strong.
-While dashing, Takamaru gets a brief 1.25 seconds ability to run on water. He can also jump off the surface of water, but only if he jumps onto it (not if he's knocked in), and he reacts quickly.
-Takamaru almost exclusively uses his blade with one hand. The frees up his other to hold items, meaning that Takamaru will "slash twice" when he has certain items in his grasp.
-The key to using Takamaru is to utilize his powerful attacks with his katana, and focus whenever you have a free moment. This will unlock his fullest potential. He has trouble fighting anti-air, but when the opponent is grounded -- it's Takamaru's game. Use his Final Smash to your advantage if you're in a crowd and need to move arround the stage quickly.

Taunt: Puts his katana away and bows, hands together.

Entrance: Takamaru is kneeling and praying, then stands up from his location and readies his blade.

Costumes:
1. Regular red robe over white kimono
2. Color Swap--Blue robe, gray kimono
3. Color Swap--Green robe, off-white kimono
4. Very dark blue clothes, kimono slightly different style
5. Full Samurai armor

Kirby Hat: Samurai Kirby, of course :lick:

Win Poses:
1. Takamaru slices his sword gracefully, then puts his sword back to rest, and bows with his hands straight at his sides.
2. Practices using his katana by cutting in various directions and steps, then stands a defense position with it straight up in front of him. Each time he cuts, he says the numbers in Japanese ("Ichi, Ni, San!"), but not really yelling them (more like meditation/training).
3. Sits Indian-style and sips a cup of tea, smiling.

Victory Music: Remix of "Castle Theme" from Nazo no Murasamejo

Franchise Logo: A fortune cat (like those Takamaru uses to turn invisible)

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Lolo & Lala (Duo)

A: Jab
A + A: Jab, Magic Spark
Repeated A: Magic Aura (waves hand in front, similar to Mewtwo)
> A: Partner Swing (grabs hands and quickly swings out the other for a kick)
^ A: Overhead Swat
v A: Spin (just like Yoshi's or Pikachu's Dtilts)
Smash > A: Thunderfist (stronger punch, shocks the opponent)
Smash ^ A: Magic Explosion (a burst of magic explodes over their head)
Smash v A: Magic Quake (slams magic into the ground, making a mini-quake directly
around Lolo/Lala)
Dash A: Buddy Slam (swings partner in front to bash opponents)

Aerial A: Double Spin (the two spin similar to Kirby's nair, but holding hands)
> A: Magic Wave (swings hand downwards, making a rainbow of magic that covers the
front)
< A: Swing-A-Long (two hold hands and swing around like Squall Hammer, but only
once)
^ A: Magic Umbrella (swings hand over head in a wave of rainbow magic)
V A: Flailing Kick (runs in place in mid air, like Yoshi's dair, but does not deal
as much damage. Instead, it can pull opponents up into the feet for an easy follow
up attack. Spikes just as it starts up)

Grab: Swings out the partner who grabs, then holds the opponent in between the two
A: Alternate punching the opponent
Forward: The one you control kicks the opponent towards the partner, who tosses them over their head. Moderate strength.
Back: Partner kicks the opponent towards your character, who swings them by their ankles and tosses them backwards. Strong.
Up: Your character swings your partner, who's holding the opponent, upwards as they do a flip kick and send the enemy upwards. Strong.
Down: Your partner slams the enemy into the ground, and both of you zap them quickly with your magic.

B: Egger - Lolo/Lala, whoever's in the lead, quickly swings their arm and pitches a magical ball straight forwards. It travels about as far as PK Fire, and when it connects, it traps the opponent in a large, white egg. The egg effect is similar to Yoshi's Egg Lay, but can be accentuated by the other attacks at Lolo and Lala's disposal. In the air, the Egger still travels straight, and as far as speed, it fires as fast as the Ray Gun. Hitting an opponent with the attack while still in egg form sends them flying.

> B: Push - An attack that works on a lot of different objects and other things in the game. Lolo and Lala will push out with their hands and do a quick kick forwards. Now, if they hit a large item container or one of their Blocks with this attack, they will slide forwards along the ground at good speed and deal damage to whatever they hit. If they Push an opponent, they are immediately shoved to the ground and slide backwards, taking damage. This is really evil near a ledge, but the range is short, so you have to be deadly accurate and well-timed. If an opponent is an egg, this attack actually kicks them above the ground, as opposed to along it, but they still take out whatever they hit, and smash open when they do hit something. As for solitary items, this attack does nothing, and Chansey eggs and Capsules just smash open, instead of flying forwards. This will blow up things like Bob-ombs without moving them too, btw, but, oddly enough, it will kick Yoshi Eggs and Link Bombs along the ground too.

^ B: Partner Toss - Your character you control leaps into the air and grabs their partner, swinging them upwards. The partner flies into the air, holding hands with your character, and then the two separate in an arch, with your character going forwards, and creating a magical rainbow between them. The fling deals light damage, but the rainbow will catch people off guard and send them up or down, depending if they are above or below it. The distance covered with this third jump is roughly the same as Game and Watch's Fire.

V B: Block - Lolo/Lala does a quick spin on one foot, and a block appears right in front of them. They can push it by walking into it, as can anybody else playing, but attacks won't do anything to it, and it moves slowly. It works like a wall, in that regard, but can also be used as a platform. The only thing that budges it a great deal is, of course: Push, Lolo and Lala's Forward B attack. Every once in a while, the block appears as something different. There's a 15% chance it appears as a Gordo, which Lolo and Lala can still shove, but it can't be touched or stood on. There's also a smaller, 10% chance it will appear as a ? Block, which craps out an item when its hit. Oh, as for how many can be summoned at any time: they can stack on top of one another if you keep tapping Down B and don't move them, and the bottom one falls out if you Push while the others on top fall to replace it. Soo... three out at a time, max. If you use this in the air, btw, the block falls faster than you do straight down.

Super Move: Puzzle Solver - The name doesn't have much to do with the attack, actually. Lolo leaps upwards and spins around, and Lala does the same. They clap hands, then run off to opposite sides of the platform and start tossing a block between themselves at a rapid pace. As the block builds up speed, it gets ungodly strong, and finally, after much passing, explodes into a shower of sparks that sends whoever was unfortunately trapped careening into the cosmos.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 2.4, Power: 3.5, Weight: 2.1, Jump: 2.0, Gravity: 2.0
-You can switch which one you control by changing costumes.
-Unlike the Ice Climbers, the partner character is untargetable, and actually follows the main character around everywhere, practically right up their ***. They don't join in for attacks, unless otherwise mentioned. In this manner, they're a lot like Tails in Sonic 2, or Nakoruru's(?) falcon in the Samurai Showdown games.
-Uh... I've got nothin ;p
-They play a lot like a cross between Ice Climbers and Zelda, sorta. The best strategy with Lolo and Lala is to keep your opponent guessing, and surprise them with your Block and Egger attacks. Definitely. The tilts and throws have more knockback than you would believe, so use that your advantage. And the duo is pretty floaty, btw.
-No difference at all between the two characters. Seriously. They're the same. So just do what you feel, man.

Taunt: Lolo spins in place and gives a V-sign, while Lala waves from behind. Reversed, Lala does a wink and blows a kiss, while Lolo waves from behind.

Entrance: A treasure chest shakes like crazy, and out pops Lolo and Lala in leaping animations. The one in front waves their hand with a little magic on it, while the other wipes their brow (Lolo) or fixes their bow (Lala).

Costumes:
1. Regular Lolo in front, Lala in back
2. Lolo Front and Green, Lala Back and Yellow
3. Lala Front and Deep Pink/Red, Lolo Back and Sky Blue
4. Lala Front and Purple, Lolo Back and White
5. Lolo Front and Brown, Lala Back and Tan
6. Lala Front and Black, Lolo Back and Silver

Kirby Hat: Kirby puts on "blueface" XD He gets the big, bright eyes and blue face paint with white gloves.

Win Poses:
1. Lolo and Lala, holding each other's hand, jump up and down in joy
2. Lolo shoots off a spark of magic from his fingertip while Lala claps in excitement
3. Lolo gives a V-sign with Lala sitting on a block behind him, dangling her feet

Victory Music: "Stage Clear" from Adventure of Lolo

Franchise Logo: A star block

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Bonk

A: Headbutt, plain and simple -- Weak
A + A: Just keeps headbutting
> A: Mid-kick
^A: Headswing (swings his head...overhead)
V A: Headsweep (leans to the side and sweeps the floor with his head)
Smash > A: Smash Headbutt (he swings his head violently forwards and across)
Smash ^ A: Jumping Headbutt (like Bowser's Up Smash, almost)
Smash v A: Headspin (breakdances and spins on his head)
Dash A: Ramming Headbutt (he likes hitting with his head, huh?)

Air A: Kick
> A: Meteor Headbutt (Yoshi's fair)
< A: Back Kick
^ A: Flipkick
V A: Spinning Headbutt (headbutts downwards and does a full circle around)

Grab: Throws out his hands and lunges forwards, biting down to grab opponents. Surprising range.
A: Gnaws on the opponent
Forward: Rolls forwards and kicks the opponent off
Back: Shakes the opponent violently then swings them backwards from his teeth
Up: Throws them up, and headbutts them into the air
Down: Slams them down into the ground and headbutts them from above

B: Bonk - This time the Headbutt becomes a B attack (another headbutt? ). Has the speed of a Giant Punch, with a little more range than the Smash Headbutt, but with less power. It cannot compare with a fully charged smash, but can deal decent damage and knockback without having to charge. Bonk will slam his head straight forwards with this attack as well, keeping knockbacked opponents lower to the ground. If Bonk is Fester, this attack will fire off a small star from the tip of his head. If anyone touches this, in the short range that it travels, they will frozen in stone temporarily. If Bonk is Kronk, this attack changes entirely into a short-range firebreath attack. Firebreath works just like PK Fire in its ultimate effect, except it is directly connected to Bonk's body.

> B: RAGE! - Bonk yells, and the word "RAGE!" in stone letters flies from his mouth. The word moves at a good clip, and each letter individually hits the opponent and shatters, dealing damage with no knockback but definite flinch. The word can be stood on my anybody as it goes by, and used as a temp platform. If it hits a wall, it will bounce back, but letters disappear over time as it travels.

^ B: Spin 'n Stomp - Bonk leaps up into the air and spins around, aiming his head downwards and coming towards the ground with great force. This works similar to Bowser Bomb or Hip Drop. But if you keep tapping B while he's falling, Bonk will instead start flipping around in mid air, slowing his descent and increasing his traveled distance considerably (as long as you keep it up). When used in the air, he actually doesn't get as much height as he would on the ground, meaning the flip is more essential to recovery (the height difference is not that noticeably less, however). As Fester or Kronk, this attack changes a bit. Bonk will shine with either a large star or fire, and the resulting headbutt will turn anyone within a close radius into stone. As Kronk, the attack also burns people it touches directly.

V B: Burp/Meat - Bonk charges up and then lets out a repulsive burp where he's standing. Anybody directly near him in front of the burp will immediately be knocked back and fall down, taking damage. If he uses this in mid air, it goes downwards at an angle. Now, the interesting bit about this attack is that, if Bonk sustains a certain amount of damage, it changes. When Bonk receives over 100% damage, he will instead chomp on a piece of meat, transforming himself into Fester (or Angry Bonk). This alters the effects of his moves ever so slightly, while giving him a power boost temporarily. After a while, or after being KO'd/hit heavily, Bonk will return to normal. But if he sustains 200% damage while Fester, he can use this again to become Kronk (Butthead Bonk/"Martian Bonk"). This has even more significant changes, but runs out a lot faster as well. After turning back, Bonk is temporarily disabled from attacking.

Super Move: Kronkzilla - Bonk's strongest "evolution." He becomes a large, godzilla like creature that is invulnerable and invincible. He will run through enemies with no problem, but be limited to one attack: his tongue lash. It's a doozy, but it's a pain to connect.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 4, Power: 5, Weight: 2.5, Jump: 2.5, Gravity: 4
-Bonk is topheavy. If he falls or jumps or anything that involves his body in freefall, his head will pull downwards and always fall first.
-Bonk's headbutts are usually top priority, meaning they can block incoming attacks or projectiles.
-Bonk can climb walls by gnawing down with his teeth and mashing the A button. Just press Jump near a wall to bite down.
-The main strategy with Bonk is to keep them far away and in the air. He can juggle fairly easily, and he's a great edgeguarder. Use this to your advantage!

Taunt: Grins and punches his first into the air, leaping with it. Alternately, he lets out a nasty belch.

Entrance: Floats down on a propeller flower. When he lands, he yells out like he usually does. Presumably, he's saying: "I've been waiting for this."

Kirby Hat: Kirby looks like a gruff caveman, complete with massive and angry brow.

Costumes:
1. Regular orange robe
2. Color Swap--Blue
3. Color Swap--Green
4. Color Swap--Red
5. Greek-style toga
6. Brown animal print, animal ears, tail

Win Poses:
1. Dances up and down swinging his head back and forth. Eventually he teeters to one side and falls over, then growls.
2. Looks tough and lurches forward, growling and baring his teeth. Then he lets out a roar like a little kid, and puffs his chest.
3. Sits down with a ^_^ face and licks his lips as he chomps down a big piece of meat.

Victory Music: "Stage Clear" from Bonk's Adventure

Franchise Logo: The funny looking happy face token, of course

[Wildcat]

You certainly made all of these characters sound feasible, that you did, Flip. ^_^ Good work. We'll see if any of them pop up.

[TV Eye]

You went all out on this didn't you? I would love to make a moveset, unfortunately I don't know what each button does...

[Flip]

Mike
Star Tropics, NES, 1990
**my main idea for revamping Mike was to give him a more mature appearance. make him older looking, giving him his denim jacket but with more detail, black t-shirt underneath, and an over-shoulder belt to hold a sheath. He'd carry the Excalibur on his back at all times, and the yo-yo in his other hands. At his hip he'd have bags and chains carrying his items, and the main major change would be the Excalibur itself. Instead of being another secondary item, it is THE secondary item, morphing into whatever item he needs at the time of attack. In other words, for his Down Smash he slashes a torch before him. He will actually grab the sword, it will glow and flash and turn into the torch he uses, then return to its original shape when he replaces it. This works for all his hitting items. The yo-yo, likewise, becomes the mace and, ultimately, the Supernova.

A: Yo-yo (goes fast enough that you don't need a A, A or A, A, A or Rapid A attack)
Ftilt: Yo-yo swipe (longer whip)
Utilt: Overhead Yo-yo
Dtilt: Crouching Yo-yo
FSmash: Two-Step! Excalibur overhead slash, Excalibur sideways slash
DSmash: Torch (the Excalibur becomes a torch and he scorches the ground before him)
USmash: Mace (yo-yo becomes a mace and he swings it overhead)
Dash A: Slide (like he's going for home!)

Nair: Yo-yo, once again
Dair: Cleets (METEOR!)
Bair: Back sex kick
Fair: Cutter Disk slash (slashes with that spiked disk item)
Uair: Torch (swings torch overhead)

Throws: Grabs opponent with a long-toss of the yo-yo
A/Z: Knee
Fthrow: Unwinds them and smashes them with the bat
Bthrow: Unwinds them and does a cleet kick backwards
Uthrow: Unwinds them and launches them upwards, tossing three asterisks
Dthrow: Slams them down and blasts them a few times with the laser pistol

B: Super Psychic Shockwave -- Mike concentrates real hard and fires off a blast of psychic energy that follows just before him, roughly the distance of a PK Fire. It blasts opponents like Pikachu's Thunder, shocking them and sending them off in any direction. The catch is you have to charge it before you can fire it. In the air, the shockwave will be fired and explode in the air while he falls.

Forward B: Time Arch -- Mike reaches back to grab the hilt of the Excalibur, then it morphs as he slashes it forwards. Depending on how long you hold B, the item it becomes changes. You can tell what level you are at by the color of the sword's glow.
Tap B -- Sling (swings a weak rock in a sling, drops to ground and has lag)
Smash Tap B -- Bola (ensnares opponent)
Light Charge -- Stone Axe
Mid Charge -- Katana
High Charge -- Baseball Bat
Most Charge -- Excalibur
Most Charge + B -- Excalibur w/ Projectile Energy (in the shape of the sword, no less)

Up B: Jump Anklet -- A band around one of Mike's ankles glows as he gets a HUGE boost into the air. He doesn't actually deal damage, but he can't be knocked back and it's one of the best third jumps in the game.

Down B: Mirror -- Mike hides behind a reflective mirror. It deflects all energy attacks, like Fox's Reflector, from the front, but also boosts his defense against physical blows acting much like a crouching guard. The mirror can be aimed as well, meaning Mike can guard against attacks from above or at an angle. If the mirror is landed on, it works like a platform (but a Footstool Jump shatters it). Mike moves slowly and can not jump while the mirror is out. It does not cover his entire body, and he is vulnerable from behind. If the mirror breaks after sustaining too much physical damage, it shatters into shards that can be picked up as weapons and Mike is left dazed. The mirror cannot be summoned again until the shards have completely disappeared.

Final Smash: Supernova - Mike sees an image of Mica in the distance, and looks down at his yo-yo as he yells out. He swings the yo-yo overhead as it begins to morph into the Supernova! The diameter of the swing gets larger and larger as the attack continues, Mike being completely invincible during the attack. The weapon has very high knockback and moderate to heavy damage can be dealt. Eventually it will move blindingly fast and spin the entire width of most stages. When finished, Mike slows the spin down and the Supernova falls next to him as he kneels, sighs, and wipes his brow, returning the yo-yo to his hand.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 3, Power: 3, Weight: 3, Jump: 2.5, Gravity: 4
-The yo-yo is a very fast attack, and it's easy to get somebody caught in a flurry of hits. But it doesn't do much damage either, so try to mix it up a little.
-The yo-yo flies farther the more you press down A. Just a little tip ;p
-If the yo-yo is timed right, it will stop weaker projectiles at the extent of its swing. Likewise, the weapons all have varying priorities and "tips." Excalibur is best at the center of the blade, for example, while the baseball bat is powerful all-around.
-Mike's stats are pretty average, so he is pretty balanced. His attacks are also very variable, and can work into any strategy. Like Mario, it's best to adapt to the situation then go in and fight, fight, fight!


Taunt: Turns to the screen and beams a smile.

Entrance: Teleports in as a staticky image, a la Star Tropics II

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets Mike's haircut and freckles, maybe a jacket too

Costumes:
1. Regular blue denim jacket, blue jeans, black t-shirt
2. Red flannel jacket
3. Green coat
4. Black leather jacket, white t-shirt
5. Baseball uniform, Mariners style

Win Poses:
1. Puts bananas in his ears and smiles.
2. Does a touchdown dance.
3. Swings the bat, then looks off in the distance for his homer

Victory Music: "Boss Clear" music from Star Tropics

Franchise Logo: A palm tree

[Flip]

If you can't tell by now, this is my way of cataloguing this stuff and sharing it with you guys. I get bored when I can't sleep >.<

Dixie Kong
DKC2: Diddy's Kong Quest, SNES, 1995

B: Feather Bow -- borrowed from her sister Tiny, Dixie can fire off sharp quills at her opponents with a crossbow. Tapping B rapidly fires these needle like projectiles straight at the opponent. But holding B lets her build more power and speed, dealing a bit more knockback and longer flinching time on opponents. If she draws too long, the string snaps and she wastes time freaking out. So... don't do that

Forward B: Bubble Blast -- Dixie blows a big bubble with her gum and bursts it to shock opponents. Rotating the control stick and holding B lets her blow a bigger bubble. When you let go of B, or if the bubble is struck with an attack, it bursts and knocks back nearby opponents with the shockwave. Dixie can walk while blowing her bubble, but loses it if she tries to attack. If used in midair, she hangs from the bubble and actually floats if it's big enough. She's susceptible to wind like this, though...

Up B: Ponytail Whirl -- Well.... duh

Down B: Dixie Drill -- Dixie spins like a drill with one foot pointing downwards. On the ground, this is pretty much a quick area clearing attack. In mid-air, however, it's like a divebomb as she slams through opponents in her way. If you hold B, Dixie can move slightly as she spins on the ground. In the air, holding B is irrelevant.

Final Smash: Kiddy Kong -- Dixie whistles, then huddles are her cousin Kiddy smashes into the arena. For the duration of the attack, you control Kiddy Kong. He has a full array of A attacks, but lacks Specials. He is incredibly powerful, heavy, and is invulnerable to most attacks. But be careful not to let him get KO'd, or else you lose the effect. When time runs out, a buzzer sounds and Kiddy cries. Dixie shakes a rattle and Kiddy runs off screen with his new toy, while normal play resumes.

Notes:
-Out of 5 -- Speed: 4.2, Power: 3, Weight: 1.5, Jump: 3.5, Gravity: 2
-The ponytail is most powerful at its tip, but only when using A attacks.
-Kiddy Kong literally is invincible. The only things that can affect him are ATs and Pokeballs, so bring plenty of those to the battle if you can't shake him.
-Her grabs utilize her hair, giving her great range. Also, because her hair is so grabby, it can be used to tether on to the edge. Nifty, huh?
-Dixie's attacks work best when surrounded, so be sure to take full advantage of her attacks when you're in a group. Her ponytail can clear a room fast.
-Since she is fairly light and floaty, be sure to avoid taking too much damage. The Ponytail Whirl coupled with her jumps gives her great recovery, but she can't survive everything. The Bubble is a fun way to avoid crowds.

Taunt: Claps and dances

Entrance: Bursts from a DK Barrel

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets her beret AND signature ponytail

Costumes:
1. Regular blonde hair, pink clothes, beret
2. Blue beret, clothes, blonde hair
3. Green beret, camouflage clothes, strawberry blonde hair
4. Yellow beret, brown hair, black clothes
5. White beret with yellow flower, blue shirt with big flower, black hair

Win Poses:
1. Does a cartwheel and claps with her feet
2. Pets her ponytail and smiles at the camera
3. Shakes a rattle and Kiddy falls down and nearly flattens here, giggling as she shakes her head underneath him

Victory Music: "Bonus Stage Clear" from DKC

Franchise Logo: DK Logo

[Fryguy64]

Keep 'em coming. Hey, you should probably draw some of these and stick em on dA!

[Flint]

If you dont mind Flip, Im going to ad my movesets for Andy and Sami here, as no one seems to notice them on the other tread.

Sami (infantry)
Since Sami its an infantry specialist, I picture her fighting like an infantry unit would:

B (Grenade) Sami trows a grenade, If you hold B you can control the trajectory of the grenade (similar to Yoshi Egg throw)
B-tilt (capture Flag) Sami puts a Orange Star Army flag in front of her damaging the enemy, the flag remains in the field until someone picks it up, If Sami uses Defense in front of the Flag, she will recover 1hp per second.
B-Up (Parachute) A parachute comes out giving Sami temporally improved recovering capabilities, it protects her from attacks from above (and works like Peach Parasol)
B-Down (Bazooka) Sami aims a Bazooka to the Floor, the explosion damages nearby enemies, if done in the air it shoots the explosive downwards and it propels Sami up a little

Defense .- Sami hides inside a small Army tent.

A Moves.- Punches, Kicks and hits with the rear part of her rifle, no real gunfire.

Final Smash.- ( Victory March ) every one else but Sami (and her team mates if this is a Team match) starts moving in in Slow motion, also Sami and her teammates Attack goes up 50%

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Andy (mechanic)

Andy fights while riding a Small tank like the one from the cover of the Original Advance Wars.

B (Cannon Fire) The tank fires a Cannon ball, it moves somewhat slowly, but if hit, it will explode.
B tilt (Forward charge) The tank uses a rocket propulsor to move forward at high speed, (it also works in the air, so it can be used as a recovery) the fire from the propulsor can also damage foes.
B Up (Rocket Fuel) The tank uses its propulsor to jump higher, if done in the Floor, it also creates a small fire that will damage enemies.
B Down (Hyper Repair) Andy starts repairing his tank, he will get 1hp back for every second he is doing this.

Defense.- Andy gets inside the tank.

A moves.- Explosions and hits from the tip of the tank´s cannon, punches and kicks from Andy and of course some hitting with those giant wrenches.

Final Smash.-(Hyper Upgrade) Andy rebuilds his tank as a Megatank and fires all his Cannons, the projectile have homing abilities, so they will search the opponents and destroy

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and Flip. you failed me with Mike, as his taunt should be this...

[Spud]

^His taunt should be hotlink Blocking !?

[Flint]

Im new to posting images, does this one works (the previous one works in my computer)



THAT! should be Mike´s taunt

[kirbychu]

BRILLIANT!! ;D

[TV Eye]

flint said:

Im new to posting images, does this one works (the previous one works in my computer)



THAT! should be Mike´s taunt

That looks...extremely disturbing... ;D

It's awesome though!

[Flip]

Hehe. Mike and his wacky bananas...

OSNAP!

[Smashchu]

Just FYI, I've got an Olimar one. That is, if I ever get some free time. Work now. Some what.

I got a little time. Let's start

Olimar

Stats
Weight:2
Hight:1.75
Speed:3
Jump:3
Power:3

What makes Olimar unique is his Pikmin. He can pull Pikmin with Down B and create a small army. While alone, he is weak, with his pikmin he is an unstopable force to be reconed with. The pikmin will help him attack and allow him more use of his B moves. Utilize these abilities and your foes will be hauled off to the onion K.O.ed

B Pikmin Toss:Olimar tosses Pikmibn. They will attach to a foe and attack them. If they don't hit one they'll sit there till one gets close or Olimar calls them back. If you hold B, you'll carry one, and all other colors will hop in next in line. Press A while holding one, and you'll change colors

B v Pikmin Pluck-Olimar pulls a pikmin from the ground. He'll pull a Blue, Red or Yellow randomly. You can pull until you have 25.

B ^Pikmin Rope-Some times when Olimar gets knocked off, his pikmin do to. You can then make a Pikmin rope to reach the ledge. If some pikmin are standing on the edge, they'll help too.

B >Wistle-If you hold B you can blow your wistle and call back pikmin to your group. It will also inturupt foes while they are charging an attack. If you just tap B, you'll dismis them.

Note:
Blues are resistant to water and ice attacks
Yellows are resistant to electical attacks and are thown higher.
Reds are resistant to fire and do more damage

[Dances in Undergarments]

I had this random idea last night when I downloaded Punch Out. I didn't know where to put it, so here will do.

Basically you've got Little Mac as a character. He has punches and stuff, blah blah I can't be bothered working out the specifics. But he also has stamina, which makes him get slower and weaker as the fight goes on... Which is where my idea comes in - when you choose Little Mac, Doc appears in the background (Pokemon Trainer's spot). Mac's Bv calls Doc, who runs into the foreground, gives you a towel and some words of wisdom, and bam!, you've got your power back.

Yeah, thats my random thoughts.