Tell me, how do you feel about Bowser being a super fast character?

I have hotter takes than dabuz

Im new to this wiki so I have looked over the rules of stuff like dat and yuh nice to meet you all!!!

Oh and my main is Kirby (kirby is good to me I guess lol)

(shows hero fighting cloud)

Hero:you won't win this!

Cloud:whats that?

Hero:what the?

(shows lightsaber in the corner)

(hero and cloud walks to the lightsaber)

Hero:just one touch...

(lightsaber flys away)

Cloud:hey! come back here!

(hero and cloud runs to caught up with the lightsaber)

(lightsaber flys into someones hand)

Cloud:whos there!?

???:you made a mistake coming here...

Hero:and whys that!?

(darth vander comes out of the shadow)

Darth vander:becasue the ruler of space is here!

Darth vander turns off the light!

What are the characters you'd absolutely Loathe ending up in smash?

Dumbed down is like this “F-Smash = Forward A”

I've wanted to play them for a while and maybe do some cool shit, but from what I've played of them it's a pretty lame character.

I hope Eggman or Crash will be in Smash

What are you hoping for?

Whats up lol im new here, whats the rules i need to know

Mine did and I was fucking pissed. I wanted to sue Nintendo for selling a game so bad it destroys your console. I had to get a new Wii because of fucking Brawl.

I am the spiciest one. You will refer to me as spicy, spink, sponk, spinky, sponky, or Terry.

I main Lucina, Ness, and Falco with Wii Fit and Diddy as secondaries.

I'm new here as well if that isn't apparent.

Speed: Just a tiny bit slower than Sonic - barely noticeable difference.

Weight: Quite a bit heavier - a midweight - around Byleth's weight.

Jab: Punch into Double Roundhouse Kick, with the second kick having a power boost from Shadow's Jet Shoes.

Dash Attack: Shadow curls into a ball and dropkicks. Pressing the attack button twice activates the Jet Shoes, adding more power, but also more endlag.

F-Tilt: Shadow does a sideways chop motion.

U-Tilt: Same as Sonic's. (I mean, they were bound to share some moves, right?)

D-Tilt: Spin kick. Can be powered up by the Jet Shoes by pressing the attack button twice, although you'll have more endlag.

F-Smash: Shadow creates a small chaos explosion in front of him.

U-Smash: Starts similar to Sonic's Up-Smash, but ends with a small chaos explosion.

D-Smash: Shadow creates two orbs of chaos energy in his hands.

Nair: Shadow does a 360 degree kick. Pressing the attack button twice will activate the Jet Shoes, powering up the attack at the expense of more endlag.

Fair: Axe Kick. Press the attack button twice to power up the attack at the expense of more endlag.

Bair: Mid-air double roundhouse. Press the attack button twice for more power and endlag.

Uair: Somersault kick. Press the attack button twice for more power and endlag.

Dair: Double Stomp. Pressing the attack button twice will activate the Jet Shoes, which adds more power and endlag, propels Shadow upwards, and allows the attack to spike.

F-throw: Shadow pushes the foe back.

B-throw: *Teleports behind you* Roundhouse Kick.

U-throw: Tosses the foe upwards, and activates the Jet Shoes while doing a hand stand.

D-throw: Teleports above the foe and stomps on them with the Jet Shoes.

Neutral Special: Homing Attack.

Forward Special: Chaos Spear. Shadow tosses out a chaos spear, a decently fast, strong projectile. Holding the Special button allows you to summon multiple spears without sending them forward, and releasing the button will release all the spears at once. A maximum of 5 spears can be on screen at a time per Shadow.

Up Special: Chaos Control. A basic teleport. Holding the special button will result in Shadow spinning in the air, before flying in the chosen direction. This takes longer, but sends Shadow further and launches foes who collide with Shadow.

Down Special: Chaos Blast: A once-per-stock attack, Shadow releases a massive amount of Chaos Energy at once in a powerful explosion, which has a similar range to a max-mp Magic Burst.

Final Smash: Eclipse Cannon. Shadow transforms into Super Shadow and dashes forwards. If Shadow collides with one or more fighters, a cinematic plays where the caught foes are seen on the Black Comet, with Shadow appearing on a building with the moon in the background. Shadow uses Chaos Control on the comet, sending it, alongside the caught foes, into space, where they get blasted by the Eclipse Cannon. If a fighter reaches 100% or more by the end of the cinematic, they are instantly KO'd.

Alts:

Default: (Black with Red highlights)

Shadow Android: (Gray with Yellow highlights)

Mephiles: (Dark Gray with Light Blue highlights)

Mephiles (True Form): (Purple with Light Blue highlights and Red Eyes)

Sonic: (Blue with Red highlights) (can't look too similar to the actual Sonic)

Silver: (Pure Silver)

Rouge: (White with Pink highlights)

Inverted (Red with Black highlights)

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I know that technically he's not a real Videogame character, but what if Nintendo teamed up with Disney and added Wreck-It-Ralph to Smash Bros

Eh?

Disclaimer: I am not a professional Smash Bros player. I am a 16 year old boy and have been playing the Smash Bros series for 5 years, but this does not make this listing entirely accurate. In the end, these listings are of my own opinion and I am open to any critical feedback. Please note that Up specials will not be on this list as almost all of them are vital to a character’s recovery.

10. PK Flash

Let’s be honest, this has been one of the worst projectiles in the series since it was first introduced in Melee. When mostly or fully charged, PK Flash has some impressive KO potential, but it is simply too slow to be practical in most situations. It has too much endlag for even an uncharged PK Flash to be a decent option. Due to its atrocious speed, it is not a good projectile for spacing. The only saving grace this attack has is that it can be used to edgeguard opponents somewhat reliably due to the changes in air dodge mechanics. That’s it.

PK Freeze would have landed itself here as well, but it has the ever useful freezing effect as well as similarly high KO power.

9. Aymr

Essentially, it is a superior version of Warlock Punch, although this still does not amount to much. It has good range, extreme power, breaks shields, and grants Byleth heavy armor of 30%. It can be reversed once before execution and Byleth can also drop through soft platforms while using it. However, once again, its slow speed limits Aymr’s usefulness greatly. It is incredibly punishable if avoided and is risky to use offstage, although not nearly as much as Falcon Punch or Warlock Punch.

8. Rollout

Rollout continues its trend of being one of the worst moves, although Jigglypuff itself is a much better character. Nonetheless, Rollout sees minimal use due to its slow charging speed and its atrociously small hitbox. Rollout has no use when uncharged. It can be used to recover, but hitting an opponent in the air will cause Jigglypuff to slowly fall down to its death while spinning. Rollout is predictable, so the opponent can avoid it by just jumping or getting on a platform.

7. Hammer Flip

Hammer Flip is one of the strongest moves in the entire series when fully charged, but its seriously slow speed (notice a trend here?) prevents it from being used often. Even for a disjointed attack, it still does not have very good range. Uncharged, Hammer Flip is weaker and less practical than Kirby’s forward smash. It is risky to charge Hammer Flip in the air, although it can be used uncharged in the air with relative ease. Kirby can very slowly move around and jump once while charging Hammer Flip, but this is insignificant as the opponent can just maneuver around and away from Kirby. Hammer Flip can see some use in the air as a more powerful aerial attack, but has little use outside that.

5/6. Warlock Punch

I hate to do this to my former main Ganondorf, but Warlock Punch is still just not good. It’s way too slow to use in any real situation besides a shield break punishment. It is even slower than Ganondorf’s up tilt, which is already an extremely slow attack to begin with. Warlock is very similar to Falcon Punch in terms of speed and power; sadly, Falcon Punch has about the same limited usefulness as Warlock Punch does. The only significant difference between the two is that Warlock Punch has super armor when used on the ground while Falcon Punch is slightly faster but weaker. Captain Falcon is also a bit more likely to recover if he uses Falcon Punch in the air compared to Ganondorf who will most likely self destruct if he ever uses Warlock Punch in the air. However, miniscule differences aside, both attacks share the distinction of being one of the more popular bad attacks to use. Seriously, if you hit a Warlock or Falcon Punch, pat yourself on the back because that is no easy task!

5/6. Falcon Punch

Please see previous entry above.

4. Skewer

Skewer is one of the most damaging attacks in the game if properly hit, but it is nigh useless otherwise. The sweetspot is somewhere around the tip of Ridley’s tail which deals extreme damage and crumples the opponent. However, everywhere else on his tail deals pitiful damage and non-existent knockback. Skewer has decent range, but its slow execution and ridiculously specific sweetspot makes this attack very difficult to use. Even if you land a sweet Skewer against an opponent, you’re not even guaranteed to get a followup! The opponent can get up from a sweetspotted Skewer before Ridley can act. If you somehow manage to land a sweet Skewer on an airborne opponent (seriously, I will bow down and worship you), enjoy the damage, but its low set knockback prevents it from KOing at all. For how difficult it would be to land on an airborne opponent, there is really no reward. Lastly, both the sourspot and even the sweetspot can easily be shielded since it deals low shield damage.

3. Disable

Disable is slow and difficult to land. If successfully landed, the reward can be massive, but the attack has many downsides that render it ineffective. The opponent must be making eye contact with Mewtwo (which isn’t super difficult since opponents will usually be facing each other), but they must also be at eye level height for the move to work. Small characters like Kirby or Wario can avoid the move by crouching or just being short. It does pretty much nothing when landed on an aerial opponent. To add another nail in the coffin, Disable can be reflected since it counts as a projectile. Wow.

2. Egg Roll

Honestly, do I need to explain anything? Egg Roll has no combo potential, no KO potential, no recovery potential (goes almost no distance in the air), and is punishable with a simple grab. Its only use is to read an opponent’s roll, I guess. I don’t know. I’ve got more important stuff to do so let’s move on.

1. Kaclang

This move, exclusive to Hero’s Command Select special, is incredibly unique! Sadly, being unique in this case is not good at all. When Kaclang is used, Hero turns into an immobile metal object for a short period of time. He is immune to all attacks while in this metal form, but he cannot act either. Kaclang’s concept just does not work in a game like Smash Bros. While the Hero is immobile, the opponent is free to do whatever they want. If they have a chargeable move, it’s free real estate. The opponent can also punish Hero as he comes out of the metallic form. Kaclang simply cannot be used in mid air as Hero will plummet downwards and inevitably self destruct. Besides stalling for a few seconds, Kaclang has no use, period.