Moveset Factory

[Flip]

I would just like to mention that, first of all, if you didn't see any of my other movesets then feel free to scroll up or flip through the other pages of the thread. Secondly, these are my re-dos of the Takamaru and Mike movesets based on my new tastes, knowledge, and ideas since. Enjoy!

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

TAKAMARU

Nazo no Murasamejou, FDS/GBA, 1987/2003

A young ronin, Takamaru was enlisted by the villagers of ancient Edo to stop the onslaught of the powerful Murasame, a stone idol that had come to life through its possession by a mysterious alien force. After defeating the enslaved shogunate and rescuing feudal Japan from the cosmic terror, Takamaru wandered on, searching for the next great challenge. Could this be it?

Basic Moves

A: Downwards Diagonal Slash
A,A: ...Upwards Diagonal Slash...
A,A,A: ...Stronger D.D. Slash
Ftilt: Straight Horizontal Slash
Utilt: Overhead Slash
Dtilt: Floor Swipe
FSmash: "Mortal Draw," ala Twilight Princess
USmash: Rising Katana (swings up with edge out)
DSmash: Big Swing (I imagine all his Smashes start with him drawing the blade, and this one has him draw and slash in a large arch downwards into the ground)

Dash A: Running Slash
Recovery: Sandal Split Kick
Ledge Recovery: Low Slice
Desperate Recovery: Sandal Stomp and Slash

Nair: Cut
Fair: Full Body Downwards Slash
Uair: Upthrust
Dair: Sandal Stomp (METEOR)
Bair: Sandal Mule Kick

Grab: Throws out arm and grabs opponent
A/Z: Knee
Fthrow: Throws the opponent overhead. Weak.
Uthrow: Tosses up and does a few rapid slashes with his wakizashi. Strong.
Dthrow: Slams them down and stomps them. Weak.
Bthrow: Spins on heel and slashes them backwards with his wakizashi. Strong.

Special Moves

B: Kunai -- Tap B to toss a kunai straight ahead. Works similar to Sheik's Needles, but deals a bit more damage. Rapidly pressing B will continuously toss kunai, but Takamaru cannot move while throwing. Holding B will charge up the kunai to transform them into fireballs and then curved blades. Fireballs are stronger and burn, but have a short range; the windmill blades are not any stronger but travel a much farther distance to hit the opponent. Rotating the control stick while pressing B or charging also tosses the projectiles in a variety of ways: Rotating forwards will send three projectiles in three diagonals ahead; rotating backwards will send three projectiles in a straight line; and doing a double rotation will send them in all four directions.

Forward B: Deflect -- Similar to Counter, it reflects missile attacks straight forwards instead of behind Takamaru. If an opponent attacks Takamaru up close while he is using Deflect, he will cancel their attack and slash them. Knockback is straight forwards, as opposed to downwards or upwards.

Up B: Rising Sun -- Pressing Up B does a short hop and a large overhead slash that turns into a spinning sword attack. Works similar to the Screw Attack, but does not pull enemies in. A slower rise than the Screw Attack as well. Also, during the attack, the katana will flash red--giving the impression of the "Rising Sun" going into the air.

Down B: Cloak -- Holding Down and B will cause Takamaru to disappear into a puff of smoke. His shadow is visible, but nothing else is. Holding B will allow Takamaru to continue being invisible and to walk around, but he is only able to jump and use A attacks. Takamaru is also invulnerable during this period, but he cannot dash or midair jump. If you are invisible for longer than 8 seconds, Takamaru automatically returns to normal and has to wait another 2 minutes before he can turn invisible for the full time again (he will flash to let you know he has recharged).

Final Smash: Inazuma Lightning -- Takamaru throws up his hands and a scroll crackling with thunder explodes above his head. Lightning radiates out from around Takamaru wasting anybody within a specific radius. When the attack is finished, those who were most heavily damaged but not KO'd are paralyzed by the electricity and become easy pickings.

Misc. 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 blade 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 will swing his katana with either one or both hands, but when he grabs an item it switches to mostly one-handed fighting. This frees up his other to hold the items, meaning that Takamaru will "slash twice" when he has certain items in his grasp.
-Takamaru's sword-fighting isn't as flow-free as Marth's and feels a bit more jagged in his style. One slash doesn't flow into the next, but rather there's lag as each blow uses his full strength to swing. This is both a benefit and a curse: you can play a mean ground and air game with Takamaru with his hard hits, but you can't handle rapid-hitters too well.
-The key to using Takamaru is to utilize his powerful attacks with his katana and keep the opponent guessing what you're going to hit with next. If you need to sneak away from a group attack, use his Cloak. The Final Smash is the ultimate in crowd clearing, though.

Taunts: Puts aside his blade and bows; pulls out a cup of tea and takes a small sip with the saucer in his other hand; stands tall and proud with his katana sheathed at his side, one hand still holding on

Entrance: A puff of smoke and Takamaru gets up from kneeling, slowly drawing his katana

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears the hair and ponytail, a la Samurai Kirby

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Black robe, gray clothes, black hair
3. Green robe, grayish clothes
4. Dark Blue robe, sky blue clothes
5. Grayish-Blue robe in a different style, beige clothes, gray hair
6. Orange-yellow robe, white clothes

Win Poses:
1. Sits Asian-style and takes another sip of tea
2. Draws his katana and slashes across the screen, yelling Japanese and pulling the sword back into both hands in a defensive stance
3. Bows his head towards the audience and says, "Peace, once more" in Japanese (final words of the game)

Victory Music: "Stage Clear" from Nazo no Murasamejou

Franchise Logo: , the Tanooki Doll

Stage

Castle Murasame -- A large Japanese castle, Murasame Castle is the tallest level outside of the scrolling ones. The stage starts in the gardens at the base part of the stage, complete with hedges, fountains, bamboo, and a simple koi pond. As the players fight, however, they will find that they can climb the height of the castle by leaping on the many roofs of the various floors. Windowsills also provide platforms for players to fight on, as the level gets taller and taller. In the background, a beautiful Edo village is visible. In the foreground, a simplistic Shinto shrine. Stage obstacles include ninjas who throw shurikens and bombs or burst from windows, as well as dragon's heads that will float about the upper areas of the stage shooting fireballs. And not without homage to the original Smash, there are small tornadoes that appear from time to time about the stage--so watch out!

Music: Nazo no Murasamejou Medley, which includes the main overworld theme and castle music

Items

Kabuto Helmet -- Grab this and your character not only wears a cool samurai helmet but they also gain temporary invulnerability, similar to the Starman. As an added bonus, they can walk right through obstacles. The catch? You can't pick up items!

Red Crossbow -- Another shooting item, this one fires fast arrows dead ahead. Charge it just barely to fire four at once!

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


MIKE

StarTropics, NES, 1991 (US-only)

A star pitcher and rockstar teenager from Seattle, Mike was sent on a wild adventure fighting aliens throughout space and time when his Uncle, Prof. Jones, got involved. Now a traveled college student, Mike is an amateur archaeologist of his own. Carrying a bevy of tools, weapons, artifacts, and his trusted island yo-yo, Mike ventures into the fray to discover the greatest find of this century: the Smash Bros. Arena and the coveted Smash Ball

**NOTE: Mike is now approx. age 19/20 and a bit older. His character is mostly the same, albeit a bit rougher around the edges. His design sees improvements in multiple areas, including carrying the sword Excalibur on his back at all times. I'd imagine him something like this.

Basic Moves

A: Yo-yo (fast with very little lag, easy to chain)
Ftilt: Yo-yo Swipe (longer swing)
Utilt: Overhead Yo-yo Swing
Dtilt: Spinning Trip Kick
FSmash: Two-Step! Overhead Excalibur Slash, Horizontal Slash
USmash: Overhead Mace
DSmash: Torch Clear

Dash A: Sliding Kick
Recovery: Trip Kick
Ledge Recovery: Sliding Kick
Desperate Recovery: Cleet Stomp

Nair: Yo-yo
Fair: Spinning Mid-Kick
Uair: Overhead Asterisk Slice
Dair: Cleet Stomp (METEOR!)
Bair: Back Low-Kick

Grab: Throws out a long yo-yo swing and wraps the opponent
A/Z: Gut Punch
Fthrow: Unwinds the opponent and smashes them with the bat. Strong.
Uthrow: Launches them upwards and shoots a few times with the laser pistol. Weak.
Dthrow: Slams them down and tosses three asterisks. Weak.
Bthrow: Spins them backwards and kicks them in the chest with the cleets. Strong.

Special Moves

B: Super Psychic Shockwave -- Stands back and concentrates as he glares down the opposition. His hands glow with energy as you charge B, and at full charge you can unleash a short-range (but powerful) blast of energy akin to PK Flash. This works like Giant Punch and Charge Beam in that you need to fully charge it to unleash the attack in most cases.

Forward B: Time Arch -- A slash of the form-shifting sword Excalibur, with shapes determined by charge time. Tapping Forward and B will turn the sword into a sling which humorously drops its rock after one swing. Charging B will change the power and affinities otherwise: a stone axe, with short range and small power; a katana, with high speed, range, and mid power; a baseball bat, with high power and range; and Excalibur itself with the most range and power. Pressing B just after slashing Excalibur sends energy in the shape of the sword flying forwards. If you Smash Forward and press B, the attack becomes an enemy-paralyzing bola.

Up B: Jump Anklet -- A bangle on Mike's ankle glows bright and he leaps into the air as if he had wings. This jump does no damage but has significant recovery.

Down B: Magic Mirror -- The wristwatch on Mike's arm flashes and a magical mirror appears before him, protecting him from energy-based attacks. Physical attacks, however, will shatter the mirror by pushing his backwards and adding visible damage until it cracks (3 hits). Mike is somewhat mobile while the mirror is out, being able to move backwards or forwards with the mirror still facing before him. He is very vulnerable from behind. When the mirror does shatter, it breaks into shards which can be picked up by anyone as weapons. Mike is not dazed, but he cannot use the mirror again until all the shards have disappeared.

Final Smash: Supernova -- Mike gets a transmission from Mica on his wristwatch, visible as a small image hovering above the watch display. He nods and begins swinging his yo-yo above his head. It magically transforms into the Supernova, a gigantic and powerful morning star. The Supernova is swung over Mike's head as as it picks up velocity it grows in power and length. Mike can wander to the left or right slowly while swinging the Supernova, but cannot jump. He is vulnerable from below. When the attack ends, Mike slows down the spin and pants from stress before the Supernova transforms back into his yo-yo.

Misc. 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!

Taunts: Leans back and pumps one fist forwards; turns to the screen and beams a smile; looks down at his watch and taps the screen curiously

Entrance: Appears as a static image then slowly appears from clearly, just like StarTropics II.

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets the hairdo and some freckles.

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Red jacket
3. Green jacket
4. Black leather jacket, black pants, and white t-shirt
5. Brown bomber jacket, khaki pants, brown hair --> Indiana Jones
6. White and blue-green baseball uniform, Seattle Mariners style ;p

Win Poses:
1. Stands proud and gives a thumbs up to the player
2. Spins around with bananas in his ears, trying to scare the player and laughing
3. Holding his yo-yo, nods at the screen then looks up towards the sky and beams

Victory Music: "Boss Clear" from StarTropics

Franchise Logo: Palm Tree

Stage

C-Island: Coracola -- An island in the middle of the sea, there is a lone hut, some palm trees, and a large rock decorating the landmass. In the background the sea, C-Island, and the lighthouse are all visible. The stage also has outcrops in the water that will appear here and there, randomly between 2-5 on one side at a time. The hut can be fought on top of as with the palm trees; slamming people down on the trees may drop coconuts (or they can on their own) to throw as items. Every so often, a footpad will appear to stomp--this changes the layout of the platforms off in the sea. Also, the Sub-C can breach and appear on either side of the stage as a temporary platform in various positions like the Great Bay turtle. In the background, Dr. Jones' helicopter, C-Snake, Big Octo, dolphins, and a large whale can be seen moving around. Sometimes the whale will appear and take the entire length of one side of the screen; you can ride its back but can also be pushed back by the fountain of water. Dolphins will throw items onto the stage from time to time when they pass by in the foreground. Also, C-Snake will appear if people dawdle in the water too long. He will take over one side of the screen and start breathing fire towards the island, leaving on his own whims. The hut can catch fire, but it will reappear over time if this happens. In all, a diverse and fun stage.

Ice Age: Yum-Yum's Cavern An icy cave, characters fight on the back of the Sub-C as it zooms towards the screen on a rapid-flowing icy river. There are two ice platforms on either side of the Sub-C that can be used as well, and the walls of the cave are occasionally laden with platforms that can be used if and when the Sub-C slows down and stops. Every so often, a [!] appears at the top of the screen over one of the three central platforms. A giant iceberg comes crashing through and wrecks that platform (and any players on it), while the Sub-C will just submerge. For a while, that platform is out of commission and players must make do without. Also, because of the currents, jumping in the water just pulls your player down and is an auto-KO. At some point, the Sub-C comes out of the cave into a mountainside frozen lake. This area is more platform friendly, but the ice floes will break easily from damage. Be careful.

Music:
StarTropics Medley, including Title, Coracola, Sub-C, and Underworld Cave music
StarTropics II Medley, including the Title, Ice Age, and Underworld Cave music
StarTropics Boss Music

Items

Snowman Doll -- Grab this to summon a large flurry that slicks all platforms and freezes weaker players. Randomly, this may instead summon a giant snowman who bounces around the stage hurting everybody (including the user).

----------------------------------------------------------------------------


BONK

Bonk's Adventure, TGFX-16, 1989

A surprisingly headstrong caveboy, Bonk has been on a variety of his own adventures that could rival even Mario's. From 1,000,000 BC, Bonk knows his way around the world of prehistory and has battled with the disgusting King Drool on many occasions. But never failing to waltz into adventure, Bonk sets out again towards the modern day, this time to fill his gullet with strange foods and to try out his head against some new foes: the Smash Bros.!

Basic Moves

A: Headbutt
Ftilt: Head Swing
Utilt: Head Swing
Dtilt: Hand Swipe
FSmash: Ramming Headbutt
USmash: Jumping Headbutt
DSmash: Spinning Headstand

Dash A: Faceplant/Slide
Recovery: Head Swing
Ledge Recovery: Low Kick
Desperate Recovery: Forehead Slam

Nair: Sex Kick
Fair: Front Flip (METEOR)
Uair: Jump Punch
Dair: Twirl
Bair: Back Flip

Grab: Throws out his arms and flails them around.
A/Z: Headbutt.
Fthrow: Drops and headbutts them forwards. Strong.
Uthrow: Tosses them up and hits them off his head like a soccer/football player. Strong.
Dthrow: Throws them down and headbutts their chest. Strong.
Bthrow: Twirls with them a few times backwards, then lets go and sends them flying. Mid.

Special Moves

B: Bonk -- Yes, the headbutt is called a "bonk." He headbutts straight ahead, just like his games. This is a mid-strong attack that cancels out of a lot of others, but hits the characters slightly upwards with mid-knockback. For a killing move, his FSmash is better, but the Bonk can be used in midair to do one of two things: 1) Bonk will headbutt then fall downwards and turn the attack into a "buttstomp" movie; 2) pressing B repeatedly or holding it down lets Bonk constantly headbutt in midair, essentially "floating" downwards safely. The uses of the Bonk attack are, in actuality, endless.

Forward B: Bite -- Bonk gnashes his teeth similar to the Koopa Claw. If he catches a player, he holds them down in his jaws. Pressing B will make Bonk gnaw on them, and any direction is a throw. Forward is a headbutt forwards, back is a "dog attack" where he swings them back and forth violently and tosses, up is a "ragdoll attack" where they get tossed into the air lightly, and down is a mauling attack where Bonk slams them down into the ground and rips them to shreds. In all, a very useful attack and sometimes better than his grab. In mid-air, Bonk crouches and leaps a bit ahead when using this attack as well--an alternate recovery.

Up B: Flying Tulip -- Bonk sprouts a pink prehistoric flower from his head and freaks out as he is lifted into the air. Works much like Snake's Cypher, in that he is only lifted into the air slowly and deals no damage whatsoever. The move can be canceled early by pressing down or attacking. Bonk can be knocked off the flower as well, FYI.

Down B: Rage -- Bonk opens his maw and yells out in his cutesy voice as stone block letters, "RAGE!", fly out and across the screen. Each block deals damage, so a character caught by the barrage will get hit 5 separate times, for example. When the letters hit a platform, one of them disappears and the rest bounce back. These can all be stood on as a platform, btw. So use it wisely to attack enemies or hit higher ground.

Final Smash: Meat! -- There she is, the coveted Meat! A piece of meat falls from the sky and Bonk licks his chops affectionately as he floats up to get it (of course, all cartoon-like). One he chomps the meat, Bonk spins through the air and transforms into KRONKZILLA! A giant Godzilla-like creature with Butthead Bonk's face. Kronkzilla is invincible and can attack by swinging his mighty tail. He is also invulnerable. When the FS wears off, Kronkzilla downgrades and shrinks into Butthead Bonk, who is faster and stronger than Bonk. Once hit or after enough time, Butthead Bonk becomes Angry Bonk and is half as strong or fast as Butthead was. Both can paralyze enemies by stomping the ground near them (B attack in midair). As a matter of fact, their Bonk attack are a tongue lash or throwing spears (Butthead and Angry, respectively). Once again, after time or a hit Angry Bonk becomes normal Bonk. As a little Easter Egg, sometimes the Meat backfires, and Bonk becomes Girly Bonk who is, well... a girl Bonk, with goofy eyelashes and everything. She's half as strong and fast as normal Bonk, making her the worst transformation.

Kronkzilla,2
Flower,2
Butthead Bonk,2
Angry Bonk,2
Pretty Bonk

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 2.5, Power: 4, Weight: 3, Jump: 2.75, Gravity: 3.5

-Bonk is very topheavy, so it's harder to knock him into the air with attacks from above. No. Seriously.
-The best strategy is, really, to just keep bonking away. What? I'm not kidding...

Taunts: Bonk turns to the screen and grinds his teeth, grimacing; Bonk twirls around and around, his head swinging out further each time; Bonk turns to the screen and smiles as he nods his head

Entrance: Is dropped off by a flying tulip, this time Yellow.
Flower,2

Kirby Hat: Kirby gets the grimace and eyebrows of Angry Bonk.

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Blue
3. Green, like Butthead Bonk
4. Yellow, like Angry Bonk
5. Gray w/ dark skin
6. Black and white striped prison clothes --> Thief Bonk, from GB Genjin

Win Poses:
1. Looks back and forth confused, then sheds some tears. A big piece of meat falls and he munches greedily, content.
2. Jumps up and down cheering, then leaps into the air to catch falling food. He rubs his belly affectionately and smiles.
3. Turns into Butthead Bonk breathes fire into the air while running in place.
**Instead of clapping, Bonk falls asleep flat on his back--nose bubble and all.

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

Franchise Logo: Smiley Face

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Flip]

CHOCOBO

Final Fantasy II, NES, 1988

The trusty steeds of the Final Fantasy universe, Chocobos are large bird-like creatures that rarely fly but can run incredibly fast across the plains of the overworld. This particular Chocobo is unique--he ventures on his lonesome, never needing an owner. Chocobo knows all sort of useful abilities, including the power to change his own job class. Can his resourcefulness and unique battle-style help him in the upcoming Brawl?

Basic Moves

A: Peck
A, A: Peck, Hard Peck
Rapid A: Fury Attack w/ Beak
Ftilt: Wingflap
Utilt: Headswing
Dtilt: Spinning Clear (like Yoshi's)
FSmash: Speedy Peck
USmash: Triple-Hit Peck
DSmash: Double-Wing Clear

Dash A: Leap
Recovery: Flapping Frenzy
Ledge Recovery: Trip Kick
Desperate Recovery: Ground Beak Stab

Nair: Kick
Fair: Front Headflip (METEOR)
Uair: Wing Twirl
Dair: Talon Kick
Bair: Tail Smack

Grab: Throws out wings and holds character in front him.
A/Z: Peck
Fthrow: Spins with character and lets go. Weak.
Uthrow: Tosses character onto back, then bucks into air. Mid.
Dthrow: Throws into ground and scratches with feet. Weak.
Bthrow: Spins them back and bounces them with butt. Weak.

Special Moves

FIGHTER CHOCOBO

B: Armor Break -- Chocobo rears and flaps his wings, getting angry. You charge this attack with B, then let go! Chocobo gives a fierce kick of his talons that shatters shields in a single blow. If you let the attack go early, it decreases in power and effectiveness.

Forward B: Chocobo Kick -- Chocobo dashes forwards with his wings out and one foot forwards, kicking away anybody in his way. In mid-air this attack let him "glide" down safely (but not like Meta Knight, Pit, or Charizard).

Up B: Climhazzard -- Chocobo leaps high into the air with his talon aglow with energy. He comes crashing back down quickly, exploding on the ground with immense force. Works a lot like Final Cutter.

THIEF CHOCOBO

B: Mug -- Chocobo flaps his wings and rears back, then plunges his beak forwards and deals nice damage. Charge this attack with B. The more you charged, the more damage it does. This attack also steals held items from the opponent.

Forward B: Choco-Roller Kick -- Similar to the Chocobo Kick, but faster. In mid-air, Chocobo doesn't glide but does move further horizontally.

Up B: X-Attack -- Chobo flies into the air and spins around in a flash of red. If he touches anyone during this flash, he stuns them in midair and pecks them repeatedly before the two begin to fall.

BLACK MAGE CHOCOBO

B: Bolt -- Chocobo charges a ball of lightning in front of him. You can unleash it any point, but a fully charged ball is the strongest and deals heavy and shocking damage. Short-range, but powerful at full charge.

Forward B: Fire -- Chocobo dashes forwards like the Chocobo Kick but the distance traveled is smaller. Instead, Chocobo is engulfed in flames while using the attack--he burns opponents.

Up B: Ice -- Chocobo fires a blast of ice magic below him, launching him into the air. The distance traveled is the least of the three classes, but the sudden explosion of ice crystals below him freezes opponents and deals decent damage.

ANY CHOCOBO

Down B: Job Class Change -- Chocobo has the special ability to change his job class mid-battle, altering his stats and abilities. His A attacks and movements remain the same, but his specials and some stats change slightly to match his new job class. The plain Chocobo in the scarf is known as Fighter Chocobo. He can become Thief Chocobo who wears a hood, roller skates, and a thief's purse over his saddle. Black Mage Chocobo is next, who wears a witch's hat and has a blacked out face--just like a Black Mage! Each is unique in their own right: Fighter Chocobo is basic stats listed below; Thief increases Speed and Jump, but decreases Power and Weight; Black Mage increases Power and Weight, but decreases Speed, Jump, and Gravity.

Final Smash: Summon -- Chocobo whistles and spins as a feather falls on his head, summoning one of his buddies to attack. The friends are as follows:
Mog -- Rides on Chocobo's back and races through the stage, knocking around all characters
White Mage -- Sends a ball of light magic to heal Chocobo 50%, but she can be hit off stage during crucial moments
Chubby Chocobo -- Falls and squishes Chocobo, then bounces around the stage randomly squashing players
Cid -- Hits a button that springs up a platform below a random player. Can be avoided
Bahamut -- Demolishes stage with Megaflare, similar to Zero Laser
Chocobo Rush -- A familiar cry is heard, and a herd of Chocobos runs across the lower platform of the stage sending players up into the air

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 4, Power: 2, Weight: 2.25, Jump: 3.5, Gravity: 2.75

-Chocobo is pretty fleet of foot and leaps pretty well. He gets five jumps, but he cannot glide like other winged characters.
-Chocobo carries some items in his wings, others in his beak.
-His traction is excellent. Unlike other speedy characters, he can literally turn on a dime and stop when you ask him to.
-The Job Class Change is a bit faster than Zelda's Transformation, if only because the changes are not as drastic. Y'know?
-Characters can jump on Chocobo's back in Team Battles. No. Really. They should've done it for Yoshi too...
-The best method for winning with Chocobo is to chase your prey. Since you're fast and maneuverable, you can follow them off the stage pretty easy and make it back. His attacks aren't terribly strong but they do get decent flinch and some knockback, so it's not difficult to find a plan of action. Change classes to suit your tastes, rather than the flow of battle.
-Sometimes the Final Smash is too random, but regardless it will help you in some small way. So try for those Smash Balls!

Taunts: Spins and puts his tail end up towards the screen, looking and waving over his shoulder; Ruffles his feathers and shakes his head; Looks at the screen and does the Chocobo cry while flapping his wings and stretching

Entrance: Steps out of a Warp portal

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears a Chocobo hat a la Yoshi

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Red Chocobo (job class costumes change colors as well, but I'm lazy)
3. Sky Blue (kind of purple) Chocobo (blue team)
4. Mint-Green Chocobo
5. Black Chocobo
6. Golden White Chocobo

Win Poses:
1. Spins around and moons the screen, like his first taunt. He waves to the audience.
2. Hops up and down excitedly flapping his wings.
3. Kicks a few times, then pecks fiercely at the ground. Poses proudly.

Victory Music: "Victory Fanfare" from Final Fantasy, DUH

Franchise Logo: Four Crystals, whatever the hell that would look like

***********************************************************************

LUCARIO

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, DS, 2007 (though he cameoed in Mystery Dungeon for the GBA earlier)

An empathic fighter, Lucario uses the powers of "wave-guiding" to battle. A Steel/Fighting-type, it is adept at an array of both Physical and Special Attacks, including its signature move: Aura Sphere. Lucario are rare Pokemon, though a species nonetheless; they are normally kept in the possession of royal families and knights, evolving from Riolu when at max happiness. This particular Lucario is a fierce one, and may be connected to the one used by Sir Aaron in the Tree of Wisdom. Only the struggles of Smash Bros. will prove its rightful place as a being of blue blood...

Basic Moves

A: Jab
A, A: Jab, Knee
A, A, A: Jab, Knee, Kick
Rapid A: Rapid Kicking
Ftilt: Mid-Kick
Utilt: One-Handed Stand Kick
Dtilt: One-Handed Trip Kick
FSmash: Metal Claw
USmash: Rapid One-Handed Stand Mule Kick
DSmash: Swinging Low Kick

Dash A: Leaping Kick
Recovery: Spring Kick
Ledge Recovery: Trip Kick
Desperate Recovery: Slash

Nair: Rapid Kick
Fair: Mid-Kick
Uair: Overhead Kick
Dair: Downwards Push (METEOR)
Bair: Backwards Rapid Kick

Grab: Whips out an arm and grabs a character.
A/Z: Knee.
Fthrow: Spins character by their ankles and toss forwards. Mid.
Uthrow: Does a fancy soccer move, kicking character in a backflip. Strong.
Dthrow: Leaps into the air, and Seismic Tosses the opponent. Strong.
Bthrow: Kicks them in the chest, then tosses an energy ball their way. Weak.

Special Moves

B: Aura Sphere -- Works similar to Samus's Charge Shot. Lucario charges a ball of energy while standing still and can fire it only at full charge. In mid-air he fires whatever he has stored up, and if nothing it's weak. The sphere doesn't start out tiny; it is actually fairly large as it is. Charging increases its size only slightly, but moreso adds to the power, distance, and speed of the attack. This makes it much like the different levels of Buster Shots in Mega Man. The bright blue sphere travels straight ahead.

Forward B: Force Palm -- Lucario dashes forwards a short distance and slams out his palms, like Pit's Whirling Halo attack in visual. Foes hit with the center of the palms at the peak of the attack are automatically stunned by the force and pushed backwards slightly. Otherwise, it knocks opponents down to the floor and does moderate damage. In mid-air Lucario doesn't travel as far.

Up B: Hi Jump Kick -- Think of Peach's jumping kick from MUGEN. No idea? Basically Lucario leaps high into the air, flips, then comes back down with his heel dealing heavy damage to whoever he strikes as he returns to the ground. The height of his jump can be altered by pressing Down after he jumps; this is great, because if you hit the ground without attacking a target he will slam his heel and take damage. Damage depends on the height he achieved before falling. In midair, the kick doesn't remain until he lands but rather ends about midway, allowing him to enter his "no jump" animation.

Down B: Me First -- Lucario quickly guards and flashes silver. During this brief second, he can counter and any all attacks right back the user. Physical blows are countered with a physical blow, while projectiles are bounced right back at the user. This attack is very useful if you can master the timing.

Final Smash: Extremespeed -- Lucario powers up and the stage suddenly turns psychedelic as everything slows down considerably. Using his immense speed, Lucario dashes towards the nearest player in sight (like Triforce Slash) and proceeds to pummel the tar of out them in slow motion (where he moves slightly faster and leaves a trail of afterimages). When the attack is finished, speed slowly returns to normal and Lucario lands the final blow.

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 4.5, Power: 3.5, Weight: 2.8, Jump: 3.5, Gravity: 1.25

-Think Melee Fox and you pretty much have Lucario. He's fast, pretty strong, average-light weight, and has little to no gravity to speak of.
-Lucario can wall-jump, but he can't crawl.
-When guarding against attacks with his shield, Lucario gets a metallic sheen to his fur.
-Play him like you would Fox. Chase, combo, KO. Simple as that.

Taunts: Crouches and folds his arms, then stands forwards thrusting out his paws to his sides (Battle Revolution); goes into a horse stance with his back to the screen and looks over his shoulder; stands up on one leg with the other folded, puts his palms together, and closes his eyes in meditation

Entrance: A crystal Pokeball hits the stage and explodes into stars and shards. Lucario hops out and does his Diamond/Pearl animation.

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears a hat that looks like Lucario's head.

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Yellow fur, blue belly (Shiny)
3. Pink fur, blue belly (fanon "female Lucario")
4. Minty fur, black belly
5. White fur, black belly
6. Purple fur, yellow belly

Win Poses:
1. Leaps into the air, then lands in a crouch with his hands out to his sides. Says: "The Aura... is with me."
2. Leaps into the air with one leg up and a fist held high. Lands, then stands with his arms folded and standing proudly. Says: "Would you believe that?"
3. Kicks rapidly into the air a few times, then leans back and punches a fist out while barking.

Victory Music: "Pokemon Victory"

Franchise Logo: Pokeball, of course

***********************************************************************

TOAD

[iSuper Mario Bros., NES, 1985[/i]

Princess Peach Toadstool's most loyal retainer and best friend, Toad has been at her side since the beginning. Not quite as bubbly as Toadette or curmudgeonly as Toadsworth, Toad offers his advice in a very friendly and positive manner. He loves to share his bits of wisdom and any items he can provide--he ran the Mushroom Houses during the "Super Mario Bros. 3" fiasco, after all. He joins the fray using his skills he picked up in Sub-Con and Wario's Woods, with a few other tricks up his diaper. Why did he join? Well, Peach couldn't be having ALL the fun while Toad stayed home and worked, could she?

Basic Moves

A: Jab
A, A: Jab, Jab
A, A, A: Jab, Jab, Headbutt
Ftilt: Kick
Utilt: Uppercut
Dtilt: Spin Kick
FSmash: Hard Headbutt
USmash: Jumping Headbutt
DSmash: Spinning Headstand

Dash A: Ramming Headbutt
Recovery: Spin Kick
Ledge Recovery: Stomp
Desperate Recovery: Trip Kick

Nair: Kick
Fair: Double Fist
Uair: Backflip Kick
Dair: Falling Headbutt
Bair: Bike Kick

Grab: Throws out arms and grabs a character, holds them overhead.
A/Z: Slams them into ground.
Fthrow: Tosses them overhead like a veggie. Mid.
Uthrow: Twirls them into the air like JPuff. Strong.
Dthrow: Throws them down then slams them with a headbutt. Mid.
Bthrow: Spins them around and kicks them powerfully with his foot, sliding them along the ground. Strong.

Special Moves

B: Shroom Guard -- Toad ducks and flashes behind his spongy head. This works like Peach's B attack, absorbing projectiles and sending out spores if hit with physical attacks--an effective counter. Timing is different, of course.

Forward B: Apple Bombs -- An apple bomb from Wario's Woods appears in Toad's hand. He carries it on his head and can toss it on the ground where it promptly explodes. Holding B will cause more bombs to fall on his head, up to a total of 5 being stackable on his noggin. He can run and jump normally, but any attack will throw a carried bomb. Bombs in a stack can be thrown all together or one at a time. Tapping B throws the bottom one as the rest shift down; holding B tosses them ahead of him in a line. The bombs come in random colors, of course, as well.

Up B: Charge Jump -- Toad crouches and flashes. Holding B charges him up, but once you let go he leaps into the air straight up. He has decent enough air speed to let you move horizontally after the jump, but it is a straight vertical leap otherwise. At the peak of a fully charged leap, he does a little flip. He is also invincible during the jump. In midair, he still falls normally while charging. Charge time is not that great, however.

Down B: Pluck -- Similar to Peach's veggies, but Toad can pull up a wider variety of items. His turnips are always the same, but he adds to them pumpkins, radishes, Pokey heads, Bob-ombs, peppers, and the coveted POW Block. All are held over Toad's head and he can run or jump normally while carrying them. They are tossed ahead of him in an arch as in Mario 2, rather than in the four cardinal directions like most other throwing items.

Final Smash: Item Block -- Toad creates a large ? Block above his head. He then bashes it open to receive the magnificent power-ups laying inside. Power-ups include all, if not but most of, the options in Special Melee. Metal Block, Starman, Spicy Curry, etc. Toad gets the power-ups automatically and free for use until they run out.

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 4, Power: 3.25, Weight: 2, Jump: 2, Gravity: 2

-Toad is strange in that he is speedy, light, high gravity, and high power. He can barely jump too. He's good for chasing down KO's or, esp., racking up powerful combos.
-When Toad holds an item, he actually can run faster than usual as long as he holds it. This includes items that he summon, hence the plethora of such attacks.
-Toad can carry heavy items like Crates or Barrels faster than most characters, but not necessarily normal speed.
-Characters who Footstool Jump off Toad go higher than usual thanks to his spongy head.
-The strategy with Toad is pretty basic. Avoid getting hit and combo as much as you can. He has good potential for keeping opponents at bay as well as keeping them at high percentages.

Taunts: Leaps and punches into the air cheering; puts his arms at his sides and nods; spins on one foot and whistles.

Entrance: A Sub-Con door appears, opens, and out walks Toad. When he steps out, the door closes and disappears.

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears a Mushroom Hat!

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Blue spots, blue shirt
3. Yellow spots, yellow shirt
4. Green spots, green shirt
5. Purple spots, purple shirt
6. Brown spots, tan head, purple shirt (Toadsworth)
7. White spots, pink head, red shirt (Toadette)
8. Pink spots, black head, black shirt (Koopa Bros.)

Win Poses:
1. Runs in a circle excitedly then falls on his butt and smiles.
2. Jumps up waving both his arms, then stops and smiles.
3. Does a spinning leap into the air and ends with a V-sign while saying, "Sweet!" He lands on the ground with the V-sign intact.

Victory Music: "Mario Victory"

Franchise Logo: Mushroom

***********************************************************************

[8bitretroshit]

Hell yeah Flip. I still think Chocobo would make a better representative of Square's Final Fantasy then a runt like Cloud as they appear in pretty much every game. Plus the Chocobo's Dungeon job switch is a throwback to the series' roots.

(and really, what does Cloud have that Ike doesn't have? Huge-ass sword, weird hair, similar ultimate attack, even his stage has the Latin thing going on.)

[Manspeed]

If not a Chocobo, a generic Black Mage or Moogle would be pretty decent.

[Flip]

Before any of you say anything like, "Why are you making up moves still?" or "Stop speculating," I'm just gonna say one thing: SHUSH. This is a fun hobby of mine to kill the time Makes the wait seem all that shorter...

***********************************************************************

GENO

Super Mario RPG, SNES, 1996

When the Smithy Gang appeared from another dimension, their great sword, Exor, shattered the beloved Star Road of legend. And when the pieces of the Star Road, the 7 Stars, fell to the Mushroom World below the powers that be sent one warrior down to recover them: ♥♪!?. Taking possession of a popular Mushroom Kingdom toy, Geno, the star assumed its identity and began a journey full of ass-whooping in the stead of Mario and the gang. Now returning for a second round on earth, can Geno and his heavenly powers bring peace to the fields of Brawl?

Basic Moves
A: Chop
A, A: Chop, Chop
A, A, A: Chop, Chop, Elbow
Rapid A: Spinning Point (spins hand like drill, cloud of stars)
Ftilt: Gun Arm Swipe (swipes with gun)
Utilt Star Swipe (swipes above, trail of stars)
Dtilt: Fall Apart (falls apart, kicking legs out)
FSmash: Rocket Fist (launches double fists)
USmash: Big Bullet (fires a large bullet from elbow upwards)
DSmash: Cape (swings cape around him, clearing area)

Dash A: Star Swing (swings gun arm, trail of stars)
Recovery: Fully Body Spin
Ledge Recovery: Pound
Desperate Recovery: Exploding Punch

Nair: Cape Twirl (twirls with a trail of stars)
Fair: Karate Chop (METEOR!)
Bair: Gun Swipe
Uair: Star Swipe
Dair: Big Shot (fires a large starburst just down below him)

Grab: Swings out arms to grab opponent. Holding Grab, his hands can detach and swipe from further away.
A/Z: Karate Chop
Fthrow: Spins them and tosses them into ground in front. Weak.
Bthrow: Spins them back and kicks them in the chest. Weak.
Uthrow: Heaves them up and shoots rocket fists at them. Strong, but they can avoid fists.
Dthrow: Slams them down and fires finger bullets as he leaps above them. Weak.

Special Moves

B: Geno Beam -- Geno stands in place and starts charging his Beam. You cannot move while charging or firing this attack, and it takes its time. However, it becomes very, very powerful. You can let go of B to fire it at any time. The longer you charge, the wider and stronger the beam. It always goes through opponents, leaving them in place. You can hit multiple people at once with this attack. In mid air, Geno does that kickass "I'm gonna slowly float in midair while this attack fires" thing that Ryu does.

Forward B: Geno Whirl - Geno throws out his hand (with his cape billowing out, for the B.A. factor) and lets loose a slicing, horizontal energy blade: the Geno Whirl! Pressing B again at the right moment, as well as Smashing the attack, causes it to move faster and potentially deal more damage. If it connects perfectly with the center of a person's body (a la Rest)... instant KO! Of course, only a true master can figure out the timing to a "T." This attack will fly straight ahead and disappear when it hits an obstacle or enemy (as opposed to continuing on, like the Geno Beam).

Up B: Geno Boost - Geno crouches, then leaps high into the air. His ascent is followed by a trail of stars and his body flashes red. He builds attack power as he rises, so the most potential damage will be dealt at the peak of the Boost. At the end of this attack, Geno does a flip and falls, cape out, and flashing blue. He cannot be "flinched" while falling, and the rate of this "defense" rises as he descends until just before touching earth.

Down B: Geno Blast - Geno throws his hands to the sky, then falls down. A large beam of blue light falls down just before Geno. This works very similar to Pikachu's Thunder, except it will extend the full reach of the top of the screen and holds people into the beam like Pichu's Thunder. The more distance it has to travel, however, the narrower the beam becomes. Geno is vulnerable while this attack is being called. In mid-air, Geno will hover where he calls the attack before falling down, just like Pikachu.

Final Smash: Geno Flash - Geno burns with fire, then pulls out his gun arm and charges. A large ball of energy appears on the tip, and as he is charging (and the wind whips around his cape. Remember, B.A. factor!) his body flashes white and starts to configure itself into the shape of a cannon around the gun. When the shot is fully charged, he lets loose a huge explosion that encompasses a wide radius around his body. He becomes a mere shadow in the explosion as he transforms back, and anybody caught will remain in place but sustain heavy damage. The explosion shrinks back to Geno's gun, now his arm once more, and anybody who took damage will fall down for a split second while Geno nods at the camera. Geno is invincible during the entire attack.


Misc. Notes

-Out of 5...
Speed: 4.75 Power: 3.5 Weight: 1.5, Jump: 2, Gravity: 2.75

-Geno's cape interacts with the wind. It's a bit more noticeable than it was in Mario RPG, but c'mon: it's effin' Geno!
-A lot of Geno's A attacks that require the gun have a long range, but are more powerful the closer the opponent is to the source of the attack. Keep that in mind when you try shooting elbow bullets at somebody
-Oddly enough, the Geno Beam, Flash, and Blast do not actually have any knockback. Geno is a projectile and damage whore, but not much of a death-dealer. Remember that, eventually, you're gonna have to knock those guys off the platform.
-Geno's grab has great reach potential, despite his grabs themselves being weak. Try stunning somebody with a grab, then before they can react letting off a quick Geno Whirl or Geno Beam.
-Geno's power lies in his speed and amazing special attacks. His weakness lies in the fact that he isn't exactly the most powerful character when it comes to knocking opponents back. Feel free to run circles around the enemy, but remember that you're still only just going to keep racking up damage. Don't lose your cool; just remember to utilize a few Smashes and Grabs once in a while. Geno's a fairly low-grav character, so recovery shouldn't be too big a problem.

Taunts: Turns to the camera, folds his arms, and nods (facing left he does the opposite); Reaches under his hat and pulls out stardust that he throws in front of himself for effect; Suddenly slumps as his head falls back and his mouth dangles open--the star fell out, but quickly jumps back in.

Entrance: The Geno doll rests on the stage, motionless. A beam of light and a swirling star fall down and enter the doll, causing it to grow and spin into action.

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears the Geno hat and gets a little Geno tuft of hair and marionette's "lines" around his mouth.

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Color Swap--Red, black hair
3. Color Swap--Green
4. Color Swap--White, blonde hair
5. PJs (light blue and white striped clothes)
6. "Vaati" (purple clothes, red jewel in hat, paler wood)

Win Poses:
1. Folds his arms and nods, like his taunt. Says, "I serve... a higher authority."
2. Turns back into the doll and falls over as the star twinkles and buzzes around towards the sky.
3. Holds his cape out before him, then throws it back and has his gun arm shown. Says, "We've won the battle. But will we win the war?" (>.> cheesy Mario RPG quote)

Victory Music: "Flag Fanfare" from Mario, but given a bit more of a Mario RPG twist maybe?

Franchise Logo: Super Mushroom!

***********************************************************************

[Smashchu]

Bit of a moot point now, but I had an awesome moveset idea.

Andy
Power:1.9
Speed:3.8
Jump:3.2
Weight:2.9
Size:3
(out of 5)

Special Moves

With all of Andy's special moves, he requires Funds. He starts with 1000, and will get more over time. He also gets 25 for ever 1% of damage he does, and 1000 for ever KO. When he uses a special move, it takes away funds and does it's effect

B: Deploy Mech(1000)
Deploys a Mech. They will come out and fire rockets. Basic guys. (3 rockets, 40HP)

B>Tank(4000)
A larger unit. Is more powerful. It's also larger and can't jump. (6 explosives, 70HP)

^B T Copter(2000)
A T Copter will rescure Andy. It will turn into a sprite when he exits. If you have less then 2000, it will put you into dept. You can't buy anything until your out.

VB Supply (50 pur unti)
This is give ammo (and fuel for Tanks) back to your Units. Simply

(Alternet)
>B Artillery (3000)
It will sit back and fire at foes. It's power (stronger then a Tank) but can't attack close up. It also won't move much(4 ammo, 40 HP)

A:Small wretch smack
AA:wretch Combo
AAAA: You get the idea.

Strong
A> wretch twirl-Throws his V out and racks up damage
A^:wretch throw- throws up a wretch and combos with it
AV:Low Kick:A low kick, similar to Ness

Smash
A>:Mega wretch:Attacks will a large wretch. Quite powerful actually
A^:Overhead wretch: An overhead swing with a mighty wretch. Like Ike's Up Smash. Powerful
AV:wretch sweep:Sweep with big wretch. More for sweeping then power

Air:
A:Whriling wretch:Attacks with two spinning wretches.
A> Mega swing:Swings with a mega wretch. Slow, but powerful
AV:Downward kick:A downward kick that can be used for spiking
A^:wretch jap:Jabs with a small wretch
A<:Back kick: Two back kicks, like Link's back air

Throws:
> Kcik away:Kicks the foe with the fronts legs
<:Back throw: Thorws the character backwards
^:wretch smack:Smacks the foe with a wretch , sending them skyward
V:Downthrow:Throws the foe downward (like Marios)

Running:wretch bash:Takes two small wretches and does a downward swing

Final Smash:Hyper Repair: Heals all of Andy's units, gives them infinate supply and heals them. Will also turn Tanks into MegaTanks

Bio:Andy by himself is a weak fighter. He can deal damage but lacks killing moves. This is where his units come in. Mechs and Tanks (Artilleries to if I use them) have heavy explosives. They pack a punch, but have little health. You must keep them alive or you'll be throwing money away. Use Andy to deal up damage and his units to add some punch.

[The Qu]

Man, you people called a bunch of characters in Brawl. On the first page, Smashchu got Olimar's specials right, and several people got Dedede. And the ones that didn't get in are awesome too.

[rukifellth]

Hahaha, even thoe all the characters are revealed, it's still fun to make up characters, okay:

Shyna Nera Shyna (Silhouette-Mirage) Treasure.co

A: Shyna shots small small energy bullets, which either (if facing to the right), harms enemies and makes them flinch, or if facing the left, hits them fast, but are weaker, and won't stun.

A Up: Shots up...

A Forward: same as A...

A Down: She slides, harming opponents slightly...

Air A: Fires shots...

Air A down: Shoots down...

Air Up A: Fires Up...

Forward Smash: She slices them with an energy sword, if facing to the right, then it's most powerfull on the tip, but while facing left, then it's more powerfull up close...

Up Smash: Slash up...

Down Smash: Slashes left and right...

Special-Abilities:

B: Grattoni: She fires a beam which works like Bowsers Fire-Breath, it loses power if overused, also, the left and right system is still there. altough, right is less powerfull, but stuns, while laft is powerfull, but enemies won't react to harm...

B Forward: Priday: She throws energy boomerangs, same left and right system here...

B Up: Envia: She spins, getting higher up, but harms thoes around her with energy blades...

B Down: Angara: She fires a small energy bomb which explodes on contact with ground...

Speciality, can jump several times like Kirby, Jigglypuff and Meta-Knight...

Final-Smash: Parasite-Bomb: She combines all her Special-Abilities and fires them all around her, harming all around her...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Demille:

A attacks works like Kirby's Yoyo-abilities from Kirby Superstar...

His smash abilities uses special gloves...

Special Abilities:

B: Magnetic Gloves: He uses magnetic Gloves to absorb junk, andr throughs it at the enemy, like Charizards rock throw...

B Up: Hover-Board (like parrothead's idea): He floats up for a while, bruning those beneath him...

B Forward: Sneakar: He uses a special car to boost through enemies, a bit like Wario's bike...

B Down: Eruption: He uses a small vlcano to cause a small eruption around him, smae effect like DK's B-Down, but burning...

Final Smash: A background image shows his girlfriend Pasaran, he hears a song, and is hit by lightning, during this time, he is invincible, and super-powered... SMAAAAAAAASH!!!

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Playable Pokey

Like the Pokey boss, but a smaller machine, (same one thoe) more like the same size as the one in the RPG...

A buttons: different stabs with the upper legs (arms?)...

Smashes: Rapid stabs with legs, finished of by a launching strike...

Special Abilities:

B: Rotating laser: He fires a rotatable laser, which gets weaker, the longer you use it...

B-Forward: He Charges at the opponent, launching anyone in his way...

B-Down: He spits out 2 Pokey-Bots, which explodes when hitting someone, for normal Damage...

B-Up: He launches towards the air and crashes down with a bang! Like Bowser and Dedede's UP-B...

Final-Smash: He flyes up the sky, and fires a huge red beam that crushes anyone beneath it, hitting him also launches the opponent...

"Note that these abilities are supposed to be like balanced versions of his Boss attacks"

[Flip]

Because I was inspired by the "Complete the Roster" thread...

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

MOUSER

Doki Doki Panic, FDS, 1987

A minion of King Wart in the land of Sub-Con, Mouser's specialty is explosives--and lots of 'em! He enters the fray to compete with his arch rivals, the Mario crew, and blow them up once and for all!

Basic Moves

TOO LAZY

Special Moves

B: Bomb Toss -- This works a lot like Kirby's Bomb Ability. Mouser pulls out a purplish-blue bomb with a lit fuse. Similar to Snake's Grenades, it won't blow until you toss it because the fuse is... magical. Yeah, that's it. Mouser can throw them straight-ahead if you dash and then tap B, but he can also arch them by holding B. Holding B down longer moves the arch upwards. Once a bomb lands, it doesn't explode: it can sit there until the fuse burns up. Bombs CAN be grabbed by other players, but they will also explode in their hands as they are lit. Some cool stuff Mouser can do with his bombs, though? If you tap B like you're doing a standard A combo, you can do a "windmill arm" and toss a flurry of bombs. If you press down as you pull a bomb, you can place it down below you and even have it fall through platforms. And, finally, if Mouser is holding a bomb and grabs a character he will strap it to them as he throws them away.

Forward B: Blast Dash -- If Mouser does not have a bomb in his grasp, he will do this attack by pressing forward and B instead. He places a red bomb behind him and lets it blow, propelling him forwards. This deals damage to him but also sets him on fire, burning away opponents. The initial blast is very powerful and sends opponents backwards, making it a great attack to use when facing the opposite direction and jumping overhead.

Up B: Mousey Bounce -- Taken from that famous Mario 3 hack, Mario Adventure 2, Mouser does a bounce into the air. He can rebound off surfaces, heads, and his own bombs making him essentially a rubber ball when he uses this attack. This attack also has high priority, strangely, and prevents him from taking damage on hazardous surfaces such as spikes and lava so long as he is bouncing. Mouser bounces as long as he hits a surface; given too long in mid-air without rebound, he will unfurl and end the attack.

Down B: Rob-omb Kick -- Sort of like a Bombchu attack, Mouser lights a windup Rob-omb and kills it along the ground. When it skids to a halt it will start walking on its own, even traveling up walls. Since it's a Rob-omb, it looks different and has a key in its back. The explosion is more minor than a Bob-ombs, but Mouser can send out up to 3 at a time.

Final Smash: Bomb Rain -- Mouser says his line from Mario Advance, "How about some bombs?," and a rain of mechanized bombs falls from the sky. His purple, red, and Rob-bombs all fall down and wreak havoc similar to Dedede's Waddle Dee Army. When the attack ends, Mouser sends out one last cry and a Mega Bomb (giant Bob-omb from Mario RPG) slams into the arena with a timer. The explosion is similar to the Smart Bomb and players have 3 seconds to clear out. None of these explosions affect Mouser himself.

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 4.25, Power: 4.5, Weight: 2, Jump: 2, Gravity: 4.25

-Mouser blows stuff up. He can Wall Cling and Wall Jump, and uh... Crawl. Yeah. Not much to say because this was a rush job and I am lazy today.

Taunts: Dances back and forth and laughs; strikes a pose and holds his shades, which let off a shine; lights a bomb and holds it out, says a cheesy line, then puts it away.

Entrance: A door from Mario 2 appears, explodes, and from the dust walks Mouser.

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears a cute little mouse hat with whiskers, ears, and glasses.

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. White -- White Mouser
3. Green -- Green Mouser
4. Blue, black eye band behind glasses -- "Squeek/Lil' Mouser"
5. Red, beige headdress -- "Nomadimouse"
6. Black, red glasses -- "Rat Mouser"

Win Poses:
1. Gives a thumbs up and his glasses shine
2. Pulls out a Rob-omb and strokes it like a pet
3. Spins in place and throws out his limbs, like a ballet dancer (why? because I don't care)

Victory Music: Mario Team Victory

Franchise Logo: Mario Mushroom

Stage

--Same as Wart--

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

WART

Doki Doki Panic, FDS, 1987

Although some say the same Prince Froggy that valiantly defended the Koopa Troop from the Yoshi Clan back in the day, Wart is the undisputed king of Sub-Con, the land of dreams (not to be confused with Dreamland. At all. Not even once). Having been thwarted by Mario and Co. once already when he imprisoned the Subcon people and replaced them with his own lackeys (the 8-bit Club and all those others), he has come for revenge on the battlefields of Smash. And, so we've heard, he wants a piece of this "King Koopa" they keep talking about...

Basic Moves

TOO LAZY STILL

Special Moves

B: Belching Bubbles -- Wart, being the great frog that he is, burps bubbles. But not ordinary bubbles, no no. Dangerous ones. Wart burps out three bubbles in a line that deal moderate damage but good knockback. He has to pause and open his mouth to use the attack, so there is lag, but it's a good projectile and edgeguarding attack. The bubbles pop when they hit the ground or targets and deal their damage that way, but can also carry any loose items that may be falling in their path inside of themselves.

Forward B: Big Bubble -- A large bubble with which to carry things, Wart will normally just belch a very small and flimsy bubble. If you circle the control stick, though, he will build a bigger and bigger bubble in his mouth. He falls slower in midair when using the attack, but he still has to pause to use it. The faster you spin the faster it grows and the bigger it gets. When you let go of B, the bubble will lazily float off and eventually upwards. It can catch characters, items, and Wart himself. The bubble has real physics, so light characters are carried upwards and heavy characters downwards. It's possible to use this for recovery, but it's more of a trapping tactic. Characters can fight the bubble to break it, but it cancels combos fairly well. The small bubbles can't catch crap, so you need a big bubble to successful snare anybody. Occasionally the bubbles already contain things: Bob-ombs, Shy Guys, Snifits, 8-bit Shy Guys, POW Blocks, veggies, Tweeters, Trouters, and whatever else.

Up B: Froggy Leap -- Wart crouches, then leapfrogs into the air. The vertical recovery is meh, but the horizontal is amazing. It's basically a sideways version of Dedede's Super Dedede Jump. If you land you can deal heavy damage, but you MUST land if you don't cancel in mid-flight. Canceling too late will cause Wart to lag on the recovery.

Down B: Dream Machine -- Kind of like Wario's Side B in that it summons a device that is destructible but can help Wart immensely. The veggie-o-matic appears beside Wart and he can mash B to shoot off vegetables of all shapes and sizes (sometimes Shy Guys and Snifits come flying out). They deal damage but can also be caught and tossed as items. Wart is invincible but immobile as he stands behind the machine, though the Dream Machine can be busted apart like Wario's bike. If destroyed the pieces can be thrown and Wart is unable to use the attack for a while. If Wart walks away from the machine it remains where it is and players and hit it to spit out vegetables, but also destroy it. Wart must return to the machine if it's still present to fire off veggies.

Final Smash: Phanto -- Wart lets out his Wart-y laugh and the ground rumbles as a big image of a Phanto appears in the background. Suddenly as many Phanto as there are players appear to chase them around the stage. They can be avoided and behave just like Mario 2. When the attack ends, the Phanto will disappear and the fight returns to normal. If you get hit by a Phanto, you are dealt nasty knockback.

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 1.5, Power: 4.5, Weight: 5, Jump: 4.75, Gravity: 4.75

-Wart is basically like the Melee Bowser. Slow, heavy, and strong. The only good thing he has going for him is that his recovery potential is crazy and his jumping insane.
-Try and catch characters off-guard. Wart is not a good fighter, so your best bet is to just cancel out combos, guards, and air attacks with what you've got. The bubbles are hilariously useful at edgeguarding because they cancel jumps.

Taunts: Spins around and lets his cape follow him, then snaps his fingers as he stops on his heel; croaks three times, with the third time puffing out his chest/throat (each time he croaks, his eyes fly open); snickers and laughs like Mario Advance

Entrance: A flying carpet swoops down and Wart falls off just before it disappears. He snickers.

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears a froggy hat

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Blue w/ red cape
3. Red w/ yellow and black spots, green cape -- "Poison Dart Frog"
4. Yellow w/ blue and black cape
5. Bright green with red eyes, orange cape -- "Red-eyed Tree Frog"
6. Black and gray, white cape -- "Lord Mamu Mamu"

Win Poses:
1. Jumps up and down pumping his fists, then snickers and laughs
2. Beats his chest and croaks loudly, then says "You're in MY kingdom!"
3. Spins around and belts out a tune with Shy Guy dancers, a reference (sort of) to Link's Awakening

Victory Music: Mario Team Victory

Franchise Logo: Mario Mushroom

Stage

Dream Palace, from Super Mario Bros 2. -- A stage based on Mario 2 that's got fresh graphics, rather than borrowed ones. Wart's "Dream Palace" takes place in a room with climbable chains, Sparks, tossable mushroom blocks, the occasional Auto-Bomb, and a Birdo that comes out of the background to shoot eggs. The level is arranged very much like MKII from Melee, only with the new appearance and chains replacing the logs.

Music -- Mario 2 Overworld; Mario 2 Underground/Fortress; Mario 2 Boss Music; Mario 2 Wart Battle Music; Mario 2 Credits; Doki Doki Panic Medley; Link's Awakening Ocarina Song Medley; Booster's Tower 1 and 2 from Mario RPG; Shy Guy's Toybox from Paper Mario

-------------------------------------------------------------------

MONA

Wario Ware, Inc.: Mega Microgame$, GBA, 2001

Although only a teenager, Mona is a spunky girl who loves to game just as much as she loves money. The female yin to Wario's yang (hehe, sounds like wang), Mona works Wario Ware, Inc. as a game designer. She works a second job waitressing at Mona's Pizza on top of her job designing microgames, and then somehow finds the time to play in a band, be a cheerleader, and work on her bike. In the Brawl, Mona plays a lot like Wario but she has her differences. Unlike Wario, her noggin's for thinking. Can her wit and good heart help her win?

Basic Moves

TOO LAZY STILL MORE

Special Moves

B: Hot Slice -- Mona holds out a box of Mona's Pizza and chucks slices of pizza like frisbees. She can angle the throw, but they go in a straight line regardless as they spin off. She can throw 8 at a time before having to close the box and get a new pizza. Different toppings have different effects, and each pizza she pulls has 8 slices that share a topping so the attack is randomized each time you use it.
Toppings -- Cheese, normal; Red Peppers, fire; Anchovies, poison; Mushroom, electric o.O; Meat, heavy damage; Supreme, most damage.

Forward B: Scooter -- Just like Wario's bike, Mona hops on her scooter and dashes forwards. It's slower than Wario's bike but can catch air much better since it leaps with her into her jumps before she jumps again to get off. Pressing B flashes the light and stuns anybody literally right on top of the bike's front wheel, so Mona has to press A to dive off. Her scooter breaks and can be carried just like Wario's. She can't summon another one until it's destroyed.

Up B: Mona Ballerina -- Mona twirls like a ballerina along the ground. When used in midair she can get lift and go upwards using the attack, but the horizontal recovery is much better. By mashing B, she can spin faster and further. This is far superior to Wario's Up B.

Down B: Mona Riff -- Mona pulls out and plucks her guitar, sending a shockwave of sound out from her to stun and knockback players. The longer she goes without using her guitar the more power its amp has, so be conservative with this attack. At full power, her blast can cover an entire platform in death-dealing damage.

Final Smash: Wonder Mona -- Mona's superheroine persona, she munches on a golden apple (rather than a clove of garlic) to transform into a stronger and faster version of herself. Wonder Mona gets all the perks Wario-Man does. Her appearance is similar to her cheerleader outfit, but "Sailor Mooned" out. She caries a baton with her to help in her attacks as well.

Misc. Notes

Out of 5...
Speed: 4, Power: 2.25, Weight: 2.75, Jump: 3, Gravity: 3.75

-Mona has similar B attacks to Wario, but her A moves are pretty different. She utilizes kicks, punches, and twirls to take down her opponents making her a great combo character.
-She has stats most similar to Mario, so she's a balanced character. Use her as an adaptive fighter, as that's what she's best at.

Taunts: Stands tall and gives a thumbs up with one hand on her hips, cheering the player: "Keep it up!"; leaps into the air and bends her knees while punching high with both fists; puts one hand on her hip and waggles her finger, scolding the opponents: "Not good enough."

Entrance: Skids in on her scooter and pops a wheelie before diving off and posing.

Kirby Hat: Kirby wears the Mona goggles

Costumes:
1. Regular
2. Blue
3. Green
4. Black
5. Orange and blue stripes -- "Mona's Pizza"
6. Pink and Purple

Win Poses:
1. Jumps and gives a V-sign with a wink: "That wasn't so bad!"
2. Strums her guitar and kicks her feet into the air, giving a V-sign: "Don't forget my name now, y'hear?"
3. Puts both hands on her hips and waves one hand to the crowd, then the other: "You really like me?"

Victory Music: Wario Team Victory

Franchise Logo: Wario W

Stage

--same as Wario--

[rukifellth]

Funny ideas! The Mouser level you showed a pic of could be a custom level! (Yeeeeees...)

Altough I'd favour Ashley over Mona, Ashley is just awesome, she's cute and creepy at the same time. She could "Pull" stuff like in her games... Huhuhhuhu

[TV Eye]

rukifellth said:

She could "Pull" stuff like in her games... Huhuhhuhu

...didn't she drag? I thought Mona pulled...(well, Mona cut, but some of her games involved pulling).

[rukifellth]

Hmm... Is'nt pulling and draging stuff the same?

[Smashchu]

My idea of Mona was different. By pressing Down B, she could change her costume. This would change some of her moves, but not her stats. Basically, she would change how she fought. More of a balanced PKMN Trainer.

[Captain Walrus]

Okay, I just realized that one of the top characters posted in fake or future rosters doesn't have a moveset here and I came up with one that I think would be unique enough for Sakurai's consideration.

---

Balloon Fighter
Balloon Fighter is a lightweight fighter. His speed, recovery, and special moves are all dependent on the health of his balloons. He starts out with two fully inflated balloons. As he takes damage, so does one of his balloons. Eventually, it will fully deflate, leaving him with one balloon. Then that balloon will start to deflate, until he has no balloons at all. The more deflated his balloons are, the slower he moves. At full inflation, Balloon Fighter can do about 10 mid-air jumps before having to use his Up+B recovery, but with no balloons, he can only jump off the ground and he can't even do a second jump before he needs to use his Up+B recovery.

Special Moves
B: Balloon Stomp

Balloon Fighter stomps on the opponent. If performed in the air, he falls straight down and stomps on the opponent, so it does more damage the higher he was when the move is used.

Forward+B: Balloon Pop

Balloon Fighter needs at least one balloon to perform this move. He pops one of the balloons and anyone extremely close to him is hit with knockback equivalent to Jigglypuff's rest. It doesn't have as much lag as Jigglypuff afterwards, but he loses a balloon. If he has two balloons, he always pops the full one. If he has one balloon, the knockback is reduced depending on how deflated that balloon is. If he doesn't have any balloons, he simply pokes the opponent with the needle for about 5% damage and a little knockback.

Up+B: Parachute Deploy

Balloon Fighter releases his parachute into the air which sucks him upwards a little bit, before gently lowering him down. Anyone who hits the parachute, takes damage. There is greater damage and knockback if the opponent is hit right when the parachute deploys.

Down+B: Balloon Inflate

Balloon Fighter pumps air into his balloons to reinflate them. Only a little bit of air is added, so the best way to do this is to hold down and rapidly press B.

Basic Attacks
Basic A Moves: A variety of headbutts and kicks.

Smash Forward+A: Headbutt - With 2 balloons, he swings back (to charge) and then swings into the opponent like a battering ram for good damage and knockback. With 1 balloon, he swings around the 1 balloon like a pole for good damage, but much less knockback. He cannot forward smash without a balloon.

Smash Up+A: Spring - he headbutts upwards and the balloons give him leverage, so it does more damage the more inflated the balloons are.

Smash Down+A: Ground Thump - he pulls himself off the ground, and then releases the balloons to butt thump the ground for a small shockwave of damage. He cannot down smash without a balloon.

Running A: Slide - He does a running slide, similar to his run-and-stop animation when on the ground in Balloon Fight.


Final Smash
Super Balloon

He starts pumping up a third balloon bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger until it finally explodes, sending nearby opponents flying. It's nearly impossible to avoid on small stages.

[TV Eye]

rukifellth said:

Hmm... Is'nt pulling and draging stuff the same?

Well, you pull doors open, not drag them...

But, you know. Whatever.