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Mobilize your favorite Gundam squad in SD Gundam Battle Alliance
<h1>Gundam Smash Hits the Scene with "SD Gundam Battle Alliance"</h1>
<p>Bandai Namco's new crossover Gundam game, "SD Gundam Battle Alliance", has just launched on August 25th for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC! To celebrate, they've shared a sweet new trailer giving us a taste of the over-the-top mecha action and cute SD graphics we can expect.</p>
<h2>A Gundam Smash Bros for the Ages</h2>
<p>SD Gundam Battle Alliance lets up to 3 players team up both locally and online to save the Gundam multiverse. Something funky is happening in a place called the "G-Cosmos" - the true stories of Gundam have been twisted into fake alternate timelines. As leader of a 3-robot squad, it's up to you to set things straight by taking on missions across the different series.</p>
<p>Piloting fan-favorite Gundams like those from the original, Zeta, Wing, Seed and more, you'll blast enemy Mobile Suits in iconic SD style. Power up your mech with sweet new weapons and skills between battles too. With so many Gundams to choose from across the timeline, you just know the combat is gonna be epic!</p>
<h2>Cuter not Weaker - adorable anime action</h2>
<p>Even though the robots are shrunk down to super deformed (SD) sizes, don't let the cutesy graphics fool you - this game means business. String together flashy combos, dodge-roll out of damage, and call in reinforcement attacks for maximum mayhem. You can even team up online with friends to take on bigger challenges.</p>
<p>Whether you're an old fan just looking for some nostalgic fun or a newcomer curious about Gundam, SD Gundam Battle Alliance sounds like the perfect all-ages entry point. With so much love and care put into bringing these awesome mechs together, it's sure to be a thrilling ride for any robot fan!</p>
<h2>System Requirements</h2>
<p>Steam recommends an Intel Core i5-10600K processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 graphics card for the best experience. The minimum specs are an Intel Core i3-6300 CPU and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 GPU.</p>
<p>Get hype mobile suit maniacs - the next chapter of the Gundam saga has arrived! Are you ready to assemble and save the multiverse?</p>
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Lilac's Moveset
Stage Entrance: Dragon Dashes onto the stage before spinning once and gets into her fighting stance
Alternate Costumes (First four are her Freedom Planet 2 design, last four are her Freedom Planet 1 design): Default, Carol colors, Milla colors, Neera colors, Torque colors, Lord Brevon colors, Pangu colors, Spade colors
Gimmick: Dragon Meter. Any move that involves her Dragon Cyclone or Dash, it will deplete the meter. Attacks get weaker and less reliable when low on meter. Landing attacks help refill it faster, otherwise meter will automatically refill slowly
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Whips her hair-like tendrils forward twice and ends with a kick. Rapid jab has her use her Dragon Cyclone. First whip sends a small blade of purple energy forward at 0%
Side Tilt: Whips tendrils forward
Up Tilt: Raising Slash attack. Swings tendrils upwards alongside an uppercut with her fist
Down Tilt: Crouch Kick attack
Dash Attack: Does a short corkscrew dash forward
Side Smash: Kicks forward at full force
Up Smash: Whips tendrils above her from front to back
Down Smash: Whips her tendrils at the opposition's feet on both sides
Neutral Air: Dragon Cyclone. Can also be used to glide side to side in the air for a short time
Forward Air: Kicks both feet forward
Back Air: Whips tendrils behind her
Up Air: Spin kicks upwards
Down Air: Dive Kick attack. Falls at a diagonal angle while kicking her feet
Neutral Special: Dragon Dash. Lilac dashes in any direction and gains temporary invisibility. When Lilac hits a wall, she bouces off it and keeps going in the opposite direction until the meter runs out
Side Special: Super Dragon Dash. Lilac charges forward with a faster and stronger version of her Dragon Dash. Cannot stop until meter runs out and can only go forward. Meter also depletes faster
Up Special: Boost Breaker. Charges up a Dragon Dash, but flies upwards with a shockwave forming around her. Doesn't drain meter completely, but leaves Lilac in freefall afterwards
Down Special: Shield Crystals. Lilac brings up a list of shields and can choose up to five shields. Water Shield protects Lilac from projectiles for a short time, Wood Shield gradually heals Lilac for a short time, Fire Shield gives Lilac's Dragon Dash and Cyclone attacks fire properties for a short time, Earth Shield draws items towards Lilac for a short time, Metal Shield greatly increases Lilac's defenses for a short time. After used, all shields have a cooldown before being able to be used again
Grab: Lilac grabs with both hands
Pummel: Headbutts opponent
Throws
Forward: Kicks opponent forward
Up: Rising Slash
Back: Spins opponent around with Dragon Cyclone before throwing them backwards
Down: Throws opponent onto ground and uses Dragon Dash to pummel them into the ground before they fly off
Final Smash: Avalon's Forces. Lilac's friends appear in their tanks before charging forward, sending anyone they run over into a Cinematic Final Smash. Avalon's three kingdoms unleash their armies to attack the foes until Lilac and her team appear on Pangu's Holo-Dragon and they finish things off with a powerful laser
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Does her dance from the shopping mall in Fortune Night stage in FP1
Down- Milla and Carol appear to cheer Lilac on, Lilac waving at them in response
Side- Lilac chews on some Life Petals before putting them away
Idle Animations-
Regular- Her idle stance from her games
1- Plays with her tendrils
2- Stretches her legs
Victory Theme- Stage Clear from Freedom Planet 1
Victory Poses:
1- Lilac jumps for joy before she does her victory pose from FP1
2- Carol and Milla jump for joy and cheer for Lilac on her victory before the three of them pose with a group hug
3- Lilac yawns before she sits on a nearby bench and flashes a peace sign at the camera before she just relaxes on the bench
Boxing Ring Title: Little Miss Heropants
Crowd Cheer: Li-lac! Smash-em-back!
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Ao3
Galeem sighed, leaning back in her chair, satisfied as the printer wired to life for the last time tonight. She heard Dharkon put it in the envelope, sealing it before putting it on the pile of letters destined to the newcomers. He audiby stretched, crystals joint popping as he yawned. Welp, that’s done with.
Looks like it. She agreed, getting up from her chair and floating next to him. She groaned as her wings unfurled and unfolded. I’ve been sitting for so long, I think my wings have creases in them. She shuddered as Dharkon leaned back in his chair, dragging cold claws down the length of her back.
I’ll flatten them out for you if you help me untangle my tendrils, alright? He proposed, Galeem nodding as she closed her eyes, enjoying the sensation. She then bent down to look at the newcomer letters. Which ones do you think won’t make it in time?
She took a good look at the letters, picking out five of them. These ones. A toddler with a big family and an ambiguous living situation, a horrible nuisance of a bird, a young god who’s physically incapable of leaving his birthplace, the robotic teddy bear of an homicidal teenage girl who caused a Class 2 apocalypse, and the multiverse’ most beloved idol. They won’t make it in time.
Dharkon nodded. Yeah, I’d guess it’d be hard for them to get over here with things such as busy schedules and the inability to read.
Galeem laughed despite herself. Oblivion, you’re an idiot.
Maybe, but I’m your idiot! Dharkon cheerfully declared as he waved one of his clawed hands in front of Galeem, the band of light around his fourth finger contrasting the darkness he was wrapped in. FOREVER!!!
Galeem facepalmed, doing her best to ignore her own wedding band, this one made of a darkness that absorbed all light. She was about to retort, when someone knocked on the door. Come in.
Master Hand entered the room, walking up to Dharkon’s desk and looking over the letters. “Oh, you two are already finished?”
Only took us all day and most of the night. Galeem snarked, Dharkon getting up from his chair and handing the letters to Master.
Galeem thinks there’s a few that won’t make it in time. Dharkon warned him. Thoughts?
“That neither did two-thirds of the newcomers last tournament.” Master answered, offhandedly shrugging as he took the letters in hand. Energy shimmered over them, magic allowing them to find the person they were meant for by themselves. “You two know you’re allowed to take breaks, right?”
Once this tournament starts? Galeem deadpanned. We’ll be unable to.
Master frowned. “You two. Your debt for that time you almost destroyed the multiverse is done. It’s not the Ultimate tournament.” He told them. “Why are you still helping here? You’re allowed to leave.”
And where, pray tell, are we supposed to go back to? Dharkon asked.
“... fair point.” Master Hand conceded. “Still, thank you for your help, you two.” He opened a window, scattering all the letters to the wind. He smiled behind his mask. “And like that, the sixth Super Smash Bros Tournament is on it’s way.”
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The Indieverse
Here’s another Multiverse for ya, yes im gonna keep charting these. Now, as always the dotted lines are a multiverse link meaning they exist in the same multiverse. Now, im not gonna count easter egg and cameos, these either have to be explicitly linked with the multiverse mentioned or it being implied.
Let’s start with Cadence of Hyrule, already connected to the Legend of Zelda timeline as Cadence wanders out of the Crypt from Crypt of the Necrodancer into Hyrule. It’s therefore implied that the Crypt exists outside of the universe as some kind of multiverse, reinforced by one of the merchants having items from Fez, Shovel Knight, Rogue Legacy, Towerfall Ascension and Spelunky.
Shovel Knight is next and Ihe appears in the fighting game Blade Strangers, a crossover fighting game which I usually shy away from but the plot of Blade Strangers is “Every universe is one of many simulations being generated by an interdimensional network of servers“ suggesting a multidimensional link via this network of servers.
In Blade Strangers characters from 1001 Spikes, Code of Princess, Binding of Isaac, Cave Story, Umihara Kawase, Azure Strike Gunvolt and Doki Doki Poyacchio appear as playable characters alongside Shovel Knight bringing them into the wider Indieverse.
Another Nicalis crossover game is the puzzle fighter Crystal Crisis again its stated that all participating franchise characters are part of a multiverse and original characters from Blade Strangers appear as well linking the two together. Newcomers to Crystal Crisis are Akuji the Demon from the titular game and manga characters Astro Boy and Black Jack. I’m gonna assume its the mangas for the sake of simplicity but that brings those in as well.
Now, Shovel Knight is a spirit in Super Smash Bros and I’ve previously not used Smash Bros as a connection between series because the games were implied to be toys and fighting in the imagination of a child. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate however along with the character announcement trailers suggest it to be a multiverse tournament. The spirits therefore are the spirits of the characters themselves. This once again links things to Legend of Zelda series as well as fellow indie darling Shantae.
Due to the connection to SSBU and Legend of Zelda theres a whole nother section that its linked to that gets out of control due to series like Soul Calibur, Warriors Orochi and so on being involved making the chart way to complex to fit in one solid chunk so its best left for another day.
But this little section of the wider video game multiverse I’ve dubbed the Indieverse.
#xros files#indie games#crossovers#indies#super smash bros ultimate#shantae#cave story#binding of isaac#blade strangers#nicalis#video games#nintendo#nintendo switch#anime#crypt of the necrodancer#cadence of hyrule#legend of zelda
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Hoy doy a luz un año de FanFictions, FanArts y algunas otras cosas :D (Big Grin)
Super Smash Bros. Project: MULTIVERSE (2035)
Super Smash Bros. Project MULTIVERSE 2035, fue E3 2020. Fue futuro lanzado en Norteamérica en 2021. La Original Primero entrega de la serie Super Smash Bros. incluye todos los personajes del primer juego y también, más de 200 personajes de franquicias como Waluigi y Isaac apareciendo como luchadores jugables en cuotas posteriores.
Videojuego Disponible En Diferentes Consolas:
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* PC/Steam
* Nintendo Switch
* XBOX ONE/XBOX SERIES X
* Play Station 4/Play Station 5
* Google Stadia
* Android/IOS
Nuevos Personajes Confirmados:
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*Goku (Dragon Ball)
*Vegeta (Dragon Ball)
*Trunks (Dragon Ball)
*Gohan (Dragon Ball)
*Naruto (Naruto)
*Luffy (One Piece)
*Lloyd (Tales Of Symponia)
*Cress (Tales Of Phantasia)
*Jude (Tales Of Xillia)
*Milla (Tales Of Xilla)
*Yuri (Tales Of Xillia)
*Sorey (Tales Of Zestiria)
*Velvet (Tales Of Berseria)
*Laphicet (Tales Of Berseria)
*Crash (Crash Bandicoot)
*Isaac
*Waluigi
*Chun Li (Street Fighter)
*Mai (King Of Fighters)
*Kula (King Of Fighters)
*Athena (King Of Fighters)
*2B (Nier Automata)
*Jesee (Minecraft: STORY MODE)
*Shadow Mewtwo (Pokemon)
*Shantae
*Asuka (Senran Kagura)
*Kratos (God Of War)
*Ratchet (Playstation All Star: Battle Royale)
*Sackboy (Playstation All Star: Battle Royale)
Mas: Muy Pronto...
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Today i Birth One Year of FanFictions, FanArts and Some Other Things :D (Big Grin)
Super Smash Bros. Project: MULTIVERSE (2035)
Super Smash Bros. Project MULTIVERSE 2035, It was E3 2020. It was future released in North America in 2021. The Original First installment of the Super Smash Bros. series includes all the characters from the first game and also, more of 200 characters from franchises such as Waluigi and Isaac appearing as playable fighters in subsequent installments.
Video Game Available On Different Consoles:
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* PC / Steam
* Nintendo Switch
* XBOX ONE / XBOX SERIES X
* Play Station 4 / Play Station 5
* Google Stadia
* Android / IOS
Upcoming Newcomers Fighters:
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*Goku (Dragon Ball)
*Vegeta (Dragon Ball)
*Trunks (Dragon Ball)
*Gohan (Dragon Ball)
*Naruto (Naruto)
*Luffy (One Piece)
*Lloyd (Tales Of Symponia)
*Cress (Tales Of Phantasia)
*Jude (Tales Of Xillia)
*Milla (Tales Of Xilla)
*Yuri (Tales Of Xillia)
*Sorey (Tales Of Zestiria)
*Velvet (Tales Of Berseria)
*Laphicet (Tales Of Berseria)
*Crash (Crash Bandicoot)
*Isaac
*Waluigi
*Chun Li (Street Fighter)
*Mai (King Of Fighters)
*Kula (King Of Fighters)
*Athena (King Of Fighters)
*2B (Nier Automata)
*Jesee (Minecraft: STORY MODE)
*Shadow Mewtwo (Pokemon)
*Shantae
*Asuka (Senran Kagura)
*Kratos (God Of War)
*Ratchet (Playstation All Star: Battle Royale)
*Sackboy (Playstation All Star: Battle Royale)
More. Coming soon...
https://www.deviantart.com/higuys920/art/SuperSmashBros-Project-Multiverse-Poster-4K-858812023
#fangame#supersmashbrosprojectmultiverse#project#super smash bros#super smash bros project multiverse#Super smash bros ultimate#PS5#Nintendo switch#SonGoku#Naruto#Luffy#Velvet crowe#Sorey#Lloyd#Tales of series#Nier Automata#Crash bandicoot#Tales of berseria#Tales of zestiria#Playstation All Star Battle Royale#God of war#Kratos#Animecrossover#Mario bros#The legend of zelda#Kirby#Nintendo all star#Metroid#Masahiro Sakurai#xbox
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‘Injustice 2’ review: Kneel before this sublime superhero fighter
‘Injustice 2’ brings back the all the super hero brawling you loved from its predecessor.
All heroes are not created equal, especially when it comes to the expanded universes of comic book titans Marvel and DC.
From The Avengers and The Guardians of the Galaxy to lesser-known but equally potent stars like Ant Man and Doctor Strange (an original Defender, back in the day), Marvel’s mightiest have outmuscled DC’s potent roster cinematically. “Suicide Squad” somehow won an Oscar, but it also nabbed two Razzie nominations. “Batman Vs. Superman” scored eight (and won four).
When it comes to video games, however, DC has fared a bit better. DC franchises — mostly Batman, honestly — have carried the torch for console superhero games. That includes 2013’s excellent fighting game “Injustice.” And though it failed to match the success of developer NetherRealm Studios’ more famous series, “Mortal Kombat,” it served as a fine thirst quencher for comic book gamers.
The sequel is, in just about every sense, an improvement. It’s a bigger game in both character and mechanics, playful but intense and absolutely packed with clever ways to maim the members of “The Superfriends.” It’s also pretty addictive thanks to a new loot system that’s as much “Diablo” as it is DC.
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We could be heroes
True to form, NetherRealm has given “Injustice 2” a full Story mode right out of the box. Picking up where the original left off, “Injustice 2” envisions a future torn apart by Superman, now captured after going full tyrant in the first game. As Batman wrestles with rebuilding the world in Superman’s wake, the Kryptonian’s nemesis, Brainiac, shows up hell-bent on destroying Earth. A few thousand plot twists later, and the gang has to save multiple universes while figuring out, once and for all, what to do with a power-mad Clark Kent.
Harley Quinn takes it to Batman in ‘Injustice 2.’
There’s a bit more agency here — you occasionally choose between two characters as you navigate through the linear narrative — but this is not NetherRealm’s best work. It relies too heavily on overused reasons to get superheroes to beat each other up (lots of inexplicable mind control … again), and full play through takes just about four hours. The stress between Batman and Superman, once novel, is a little played out at this point, and if you didn’t play the first game or possess at least a BA in Superhero Lore, the ins and outs of the drama can be tough to follow. It’s a brief, somewhat disjointed tale.
That said, the voice work and cinematics are top notch. And Story Mode does ultimately what it sets out to do: introduce you to the game’s mechanics and offer a veneer of justification for socking Robin in the head as Swamp Thing.
Get in gear
“Injustice 2” keeps the basics of “Injustice” (which itself felt a bit like a retooled “Mortal Kombat”) pretty much intact. You can still knock enemies into different stage areas, engage strategic “clashes” to swing the tide of a battle, trigger temporary character buffs, and, most memorably, unleash hysterically awesome Super Moves. I will never, ever get tired of watching Flash grab an enemy by the collar and literally drag them through time to smash their face into a feeding Tyrannosaurus. This is a thing you can do in this video game.
Superman gets an attitude adjustment in ‘Injustice 2.’
New this time around is the ability to burn your super meter on evasive maneuvers and blocks. Advanced tactics like move cancelling are also baked in, though most players will get by just fine with the intuitive combo system and merciless “Mortal Kombat” style juggling. “Injustice 2” is at once accessible and deep, a game easy to jump into but packed with subtleties begging for your time and attention.
The biggest new addition, however, isn’t in what you do while fighting, but what you get when you win. A new Gear System doles out loot after every match (you can also buy boxes of loot with in-game currency); like a traditional RPG, each piece of loot works with a specific character. You might win an exciting new bow for Green Arrow, for instance, or a fresh new head for Blue Beetle. The more you play as a character, the higher their level and the more potent the gear they can equip. This is crucial, because it’s not just for show: the gear tweaks stats for each of the game’s 28 characters, increasing strength, resilience, and other qualities.
It’s a bold move. Most fighting games rely on obsessively tight balancing to ensure that no one character outshines the rest. The gear throws that off, making your character faster, stronger, or stouter than the standard version. Cosmetic changes occur as well, too, making “Injustice 2” one of the most customizable fighting games ever made.
Gear is, unfortunately, marred by a baffling, overly complicated array of resources to gather and manage. You’ll acquire various kinds of credits and tokens (one of which can be purchased with real-world funds) to spend on gear, upgrades, and more. While you never feel pressured to spend cash, it’s an inelegant system that feels weirdly fussy for a full-priced game. Expect to grind a lot.
Aquaman and Deadshot tangle in ‘Injustice 2.’
But in case you were concerned about gear and competition, put down your red flag – the gear system won’t ruin competitive play, as Warner Bros. wisely created a separate, official tournament mode that resets all characters to their standard versions in order to ensure a level playing field.
Close competition
Of course, hopping online feels anything but level. As good as you get with your offline Aquaman, playing online opponents, with or without gear, is the real test. And since the “Injustice” core remains largely intact, expect to meet more than a few extremely talented amateurs online.
The good news is that “Injustice 2” includes a Practice mode that offers a window into pro considerations, including detailed character frame and move data for really dialing in moves. This is a game well aware of its esports aspirations; even before release, the game was added to the roster of titles at the upcoming Evo 2017 fighting game tournament.
Blue Beetle is ready to rock in ‘Injustice 2.’
Sadly, it doesn’t go the full distance getting amateur players up to speed, failing to include deeper character-specific training to help newcomers learn more advanced tactics. But it’s clear that there’s a lot to dig into here, and since fighting games these days function more as long-term competitive platforms than one-off games, “Injustice 2’s” depth, even if a little opaque, should serve it well in the long run.
If getting pummeled by other players is too much, you can hand the reigns to the game’s AI, building teams of heroes to take on other computer-controlled teams and watching them duke it out online. You even gain some loot from these battles, giving you yet another avenue for earning precious Super Pants.
Worlds within worlds
Even if you never test your mettle against other players, “Injustice 2” offers plenty to do. The game takes a cue from “Mortal Kombat X’s” Living Towers with the Multiverse, a constantly changing, timed set of matches that yield big rewards and often feature curious modifiers. You might play a series of matches in low-gravity or collect health-boosting hearts.
Multiverse battles dole out some of the game’s best gear and loot boxes, ensuring repeat visits. It’s a nice way to extend the solo game beyond the Story and Single Fight modes, and though it feels a little derivative, it delivers a wealth of variety that will undoubtedly keep players coming back.
And at least until “Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite” steps into the fight, you’ll want to come back to “Injustice 2.” It’s the complete package — beautiful, nuanced, and inviting — and though it trips up a little with its short, uninspired Story, it more than makes up for it with the most rewarding superhero power fantasy this side of Batkid.
Platform reviewed: PS4
What’s hot: Accessible yet deep; wildly creative super moves; addictive gear system; plenty of ways to play
What’s not: Story mode is a disappointment; resource mania
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Ben Silverman is on Twitter at ben_silverman.
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Arle & Carbuncle Moveset + Extras
Stage Entrance: A bunch of Garbage Puyos appear and Arle breaks through with Carbuncle by her side and they get into their stance
Alternate Costumes: Default, Amitie colors, Ringo colors, Rulue colors, Dark Prince colors, Schezo colors, Witch colors, Cat costume
Gimmick: Puyo Puyo. Every Standard Attack causes Puyos to appear in a small box next to Arle and Carbuncle's damage counter and when the colors in the box match, Arle's spells and Puyo attacks get stronger for one attack
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Garbage Puyos are thrown towards the direction Arle is facing. Rapid Jab is Carbuncle flailing his arms in front of him
Side Tilt: Carbuncle jumps towards opponent to tackle them
Up Tilt: Makes a cold mist appear above her with her ice magic
Down Tilt: A random Puyo falls from the sky onto the opponent
Dash Attack: A wall of Garbage Puyos appear in front of Arle as she rams into whoever is in her path
Side Smash: Fire Arrow. Arle uses her fire magic to make an arrow of fire go flying in front of her in a straight line
Up Smash: A line of Puyos pop in front of Arle and they make sparks go up in the air. Have good vertical reach
Down Smash: Garbage Puyos fall all around Arle, scaring her and Carbuncle as if they weren't expecting it
Neutral Air: Carbuncle spins around Arle
Forward Air: Arle swings her magic forward
Back Air: Arle does a backhanded slap behind her
Up Air: Throws Puyos into the air and they fall to the ground, doing small damage. Sweet spot is before the Puyos start falling to the ground
Down Air: Sends Garbage Puyos below her
Neutral Special: Thunder Burst. A yellow sphere expands around Arle, growing as long as the Special button is held. When released or reached it's maximum size, Arle unleashes a powerful electric spell to shock whoever is around her. It can stun and do good damage, but it leaves Arle vulnerable as she's preparing it
Side Special: Glacieria. Arle sends a bullet of ice towards wherever she's facing and it can freeze opponents at high percentages and leaves an ice trail to slow down opponents
Up Special: Tornado. Arle uses her wind magic to send herself flying upwards and spinning around until she lands on her feet. Cannot attack in this state
Down Special: Spooky. Arle casts a spell to intimidate her opponents (despite her and Carbuncle seeming more cute than intimidating) and whoever is in her range gets their attack power reduced for a couple of seconds
Grab: Carbuncle grabs onto the opponent
Pummel: Arle hits opponent with a weak spell
Throws
Forward: Blast. Arle makes an explosion in front of her and sends the opponent flying
Up: Sends opponents upwards with her Tornado spell
Down: Fires multiple Sonic Balls into the opponent on the ground before they get sent flying
Back: Carbuncle shows an incredible feat of strength by throwing the opponent behind them
Final Smash: Bayoen Fever! Arle captivates whoever is in range, stunning them long enough for Arle to unleash her most powerful magic spell on her opponents
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Arle jumps for joy, saying "Let's do this Carby!" before Carbuncle jumps as well and cheers in response
Down- Carbuncle jumps into Arle's arms and they both pose for the audience before Carbuncle jumps back down
Side- Arle sways from side to side, humming a song while Carbuncle dances around her
Idle Animations-
Regular- Arle bounces on her feet slightly as Carbuncle sways side to side
1- Arle fixes her ponytail while Carbuncle plays with a random Puyo
2- The duo look around simultaneously, looking in opposite directions of each other
Victory Theme- Victory of Puyo Puyo (Puyo Puyo Genesis)
Victory Poses:
1- Carbuncle bounces around before Arle picks him up and poses with a V sign, saying "Victory is ours Carby!" with Carbuncle going "Gugugu~! GU~!"
2- Resembles her victory pose from Puyo Puyo Tetris 1 & 2 after she jumps for joy alongside Carbuncle
3- Puyos fall all around them before Arle pops them and poses with her fingertip still emitting magical power
Boxing Ring Title: Puyo Puyo Duo
Crowd Cheer: Ar-le!! Car-by!!
#super smash bros multiverse newcomers#young sorceress and her bestie (arle and carbuncle)#tw long post
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Coco Bandicoot Moveset + Extras
//Like Nega Shantae and Hajime, Coco is an Echo Fighter. So she shares a lot of her moveset with Crash. However there are differences, as listed below:
Alternate Costumes: Default, Tawna colors, Fake Coco, Biker Coco, Ami colors, Liz colors, Isabella colors, Megumi colors
Side tilt has her kicking instead
Down aerial has her doing her ground pound from N. Sane Trilogy and It's About Time
Pummel has her kneeing opponent
Animations with Polar are replaced with Pura instead
Taunts are of course different. Up taunt has Coco messing with her new tablet from It's About Time. Down taunt has her take a selfie. Side taunt has her play with Pura for a bit and pet his head
Idle Animations are as follows:
Coco looks at her tablet and does some math in her head before she shakes her head and goes back to regular stance
Blows some air at her bang
Munches on a Wumpa Fruit
Victory Animations:
1. Coco Dance
2. Does her extended victory dance from It's About Time
3. Types on tablet before she does a spin and poses with a showman pose
Boxing Ring Title: Bandicoot Power!
Crowd Cheer: Band-i-coot! Power!!
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Beowulf Moveset + Extra
Stage Entrance: Beowulf breaks through the backdrop, revealing some stagehands before they seal up the hole while Beowulf is posing and getting ready to fight
Alternate Costumes (Like Cerebella, costumes are his palettes from Skullgirls): Default, Cold Stones palette, Palette #5, Wulfsbane palette, Dragon Brawler palette, Palette #24, Palette #11, Number One palette
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Beowulf thrusts two Wulf Paws to attack and goes into a Cossack dance, kicking his legs out as the rapid jab
Side Tilt: Cheap Pop. Beowulf brings his hand up to his ear, hitting anyone in front of him with his raising hand
Up Tilt: Nosebleed Seat. Beowulf swings The Hurting (his folding chair) overhead
Down Tilt: Potato (Yes, that's what the move is called). Beowulf delivers a swift punch to the opponent's gut
Dash Attack: Wild Rake. Beowulf jumps towards the opponent and strikes with both of his hands
Side Smash: Hurting Hammer. Beowulf pulls off an overhead swing with The Hurting and slams it into the ground in front of him
Up Smash: Grendel Flex. Beowulf brings out Grendel's arm and smashes the opponent from below with its fist before swinging it upward, uppercutting them into the air.
Down Smash: Low Town. Beowulf performs a powerful stomp in front of him
Neutral Air: Naegling Knee Drop. Beowulf attacks with both knees extended outwards
Forward Air: Wulf Kick. Beowulf performs an aerial dropkick in front of him
Back Air: Missle Wulf Kick. Same as his forward air, but goes behind him and actually mives him backwards a bit
Up Air: Aerial Grendle Flex. Grendle's arm swats above Beowulf
Down Air: Heorot Family Roundhouse. Stomps his feet diagonally downwards, spiking foes at the bottom of his feet
Neutral Special: Hurting Hurl. Beowulf attacks with The Hurting. Simple press of the button makes him kick the chair forward, shortly holding it makes him throw in a small distance in front of him, and holding it for longer makes Beowulf throw it further. This makes Beowulf be without The Hurting for a bit, replacing previous attacks with a weaker attack with his own hands. Using it in the air makes Beowulf swing The Hurting with his legs and whacks opponents below him before he bounces off of them
Side Special: Wulf Shoot. Beowulf dashes while covered in a golden aura and his wolf pelt over his head. It can be also be used as a attack grab, similar to Ganondorf's Side Special. However this has more range with Beowulf slamming the opponents into the ground with a suplex. Also acts as an air dash in mid air
Up Special: Wulf Blitzer. Similar to Pikachu's Quick Attack, Beowulf can dash around in eight directions. Hits opponents three times when they're close enough
Down Special: The Hurting Call. Beowulf brings The Hurting back to him and places it back on his back, allowing him to use it again
Grab: Grabs with his hand
Pummel: Headbutts opponent
Throws
Forward: Throws opponent into the ground and they bounce forwards from the impact
Up: Traps opponent in his arms, does a backflip into the air before he body slams them into the ground
Back: Grabs onto opponent and suplexes them into the ground
Down: Throws them onto ground and elbow drops them
Final Smash: Three Wulf Moonsault. Beowulf drinks a gallon of milk before he dashes forward to land a hit. If it lands, the opponent is stuck in place and is struck with two more hits before he slams the opponent into the ground
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Beowulf folds his arms and lets out a hardy laugh
Down- Sets The Hurting on the ground and sits down with a smug look on his face before the chair folds up on its own and he falls backwards
Side- Wolf pelt covers his head and Beowulf lets out a wolf howl as a moon appears behind him
Idle Animations-
Regular- Idle stance from Skullgirls
1- Cracks his knuckles and pops his neck
2- Places a hand up to his ear and panders to the crowd
Victory Theme- Same as Cerebella's
Victory Poses:
1- While holding a microphone, he says "And that's why I'm still the champ!!" before he does a mic drop and smirks at the camera
2- Beowulf brings out The Hurting and it opens up for him to set one foot on it and let out a victorious howl
3- Beowulf brings out Grundle's arm, high fives it, and flexes alongside it while saying "And that was for you Wulf Pack!"
Boxing Ring Title: The Alpha Wulf
Crowd Cheer: Beo-wulf! Awoooooo!!
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Bella Astral Moveset + Extra
Stage Entrance: A Cosmic Void appears on the floor and Bella hovers out of it alongside her staff and she grabs it before she lands as the void disappears
Alternate Costumes: Default, Black and Gold colors, Rei colors, Princess Violet colors, Blair colors, Cryonessa colors, Katrina colors, Male Alternate Costume
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Swings staff in front of her and spins it around for rapid jab
Side Tilt: Overhead swing with staff
Up Tilt: Thrusts staff upwards with a concentrated blast of her Twinkle Flash
Down Tilt: Stabs forward with staff
Dash Attack: Tackles with elbow out in front
Side Smash: Bella throws her staff forward and it spins around until it boomerangs back to her. Has good range and causes flinching until launching at the end of the throw
Up Smash: Superstar Pulse. Bella spins her staff above her head as it glows with her Star Power and it blasts the area above her
Down Smash: Twinkle Flash. Bella charges up and stabs her staff into the ground, unleashing a flash of light. Can stun opponents and launch them at high damage with sone starting and end lag
Neutral Air: Staff orbits around Bella in a clockwise fashion
Forward Air: Starlight Kick. Bella kicks forward with a sweetspot at the tip of her foot. Similar to Zelda's forward air
Back Air: Staff does a horizontal swipe behind Bella
Up Air: Throws staff above her and catches it when it falls down
Down Air: Bella does a heavy swing below her with her staff
Neutral Special: Nova Blaze. Bella charges up a huge fireball and fires it in the direction you aim it at. Can be angled while charging. However after a bit of distance, it gets affected by gravity and falls down. Will bounce a bit on stage before disappearing
Side Special: Quickstep. Bella throws her staff in an arc in the air and makes a beeline towards it after finding a good angle. Useful for horizontal recovery
Up Special: Cosmic Void. Bella summons a Cosmic Void and uses it to teleport herself in any direction. Used for recovery only
Down Special: Taunt. Bella teases an opponent in front of her and gives them a power boost. However it also make the opponent easier to launch for a short time. Better to use it when you know you can easily dodge their attacks and follow up with your own attack. Can be shielded however and only works on opponents facing Bella
Grab: Bella summons a ring to grab opponents
Pummel: Constricts opponent with ring
Throws
Forward: The ring tilts slightly at an angle before launching them like a Launch Star
Up: Blasts a fireball at their feet to launch them upwards
Back: Bella spins them around and lets them stagger as she throws them behind her
Down: Bella slams them down into the ground and they bounce off the ground slightly
Final Smash: Astral Fireworks! Bella summons a huge cluster of star shaped fireworks and unleashes them into the air. Anyone snagged by the fireworks gets taken into a cinematic that shows them getting blown up in a fireworks display as Bella watches from the ground. Anyone blown up over 100% gets instantly KOed
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Rests staff on shoulders as she turns her head towards the camera and winks
Down- Bella gestures forward, as if saying "Come at me" while saying " Show me what you got"
Side- Brushes back hair with her hand and winks
Idle Animations-
Regular- Lightly bounces on feet as she has her staff in her right hand
1- Tosses staff in the air slightly a few times and catches it
2- Spins staff around with fingers
Victory Theme- Same as Brandon's
Victory Poses:
1- Lands with a slide before she doing a twist kick and points staff towards camera with a smirk
2- Bella does numerous poses as she pops out of her Cosmic Voids before she lands and poses with her fist on her side and her staff on her shoulder
3- Bella has her back turned towards the camera as she dusts off her hands before she flips her hair and turns her head to the side, smirking at the camera
Boxing Ring Title: Blue Moon Tomboy
Crowd Cheer: Go-Go Bell-a!!
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse- Young Cricket Moveset + Extras
Stage Entrance: Cricket jumps in from the foreground onto the stage and gets into his fighting stance
Alternate Costumes: Default, Master Mantis colors, Biker Wario colors, Ashley colors, Mona colors, 9-Volt colors, Kat colors, Ana colors
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Cricket kicks his leg up and down before he unleashes a flurry of kicks as his rapid jab
Side Tilt: Kicks forward
Up Tilt: Jumps slightly to headbutt upwards
Down Tilt: Sweep kick, can trip opponents
Dash Attack: Does a cartwheel before kicking forward
Side Smash: Unleashes a powerful roundhouse kick
Up Smash: Corkscrew kick upwards
Down Smash: Crouches and does a few spinning kicks before standing back up
Neutral Air: Spins around with leg stretched out to kick around him
Forward Air: Axe kick
Back Air: Double kick backwards
Up Air: Flip kick
Down Air: Stomp kick, bounces off of anyone he hits. Similar to Greninja's
Neutral Special: Kung-Fu Ball. Cricket takes out a ball and kicks it to his opponent. If it hits, it bounces back to Cricket and he can kick it again by pressing the Special button. He can keep this up until he misses the ball or it falls off the stage. Though the knockback isn't very strong, it can still rack up damage if used right
Side Special: Precious Prancers. A merry-go-round horse appears and Cricket rides it across a horizontal distance, hitting anyone in his way. Cricket can be hit off of this though, so be careful.
Up Special: Dumpling Jump. Cricket sees some dumplings above him and he uses his strong legs to leap up to grab them. He'll kick away anyone in his way and if you don't interrupt him when he grabs the dumplings, he'll scarf them down. This animation is purely aesthetic and can be interrupted
Down Special: Form Baton-The Samurai. Cricket does the Samurai pose with the Form Baton before he dashes forward to strike his opponent. This is mainly used to damage and stun your opponents so you can follow up with more attacks. The higher the damage, the longer they'll be stunned
Grab: Grabs with both hands
Pummel: Knees opponent in the gut
Throws
Forward: Falls back a bit before handspringing into the opponent with a double kick
Up: Knees opponent in the jaw to knock them up a bit and kicks opponent into the air
Back: Flips himself over the opponent before kicking the opponent away
Down: Jumps up and stomps on opponent's head, burying them
Final Smash: Dual-Ken! Cricket dashes towards his opponent and grabs onto them before throwing them into a cinematic Final Smash. Cricket and Master Mantis encounter the opponent before they use their We-Ken and We-Yu-Ken respectively to attack the foe until they end with a final kick
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Cricket takes out a dumpling and scarfs it down, rubbing his belly
Down- Pats cheeks and pumps his fists, saying "Gotta focus!"
Side- Thinks about food, looking like he's daydreaming before he snaps out of his daze
Idle Animations-
Regular- Leaning back on his back leg with his other leg stepped out front, hands posed the same way as his fighting pose from Smooth Moves artwork
1- Imitates his fighting stance artwork from Smooth Moves
2- Balances on one leg for a bit
Victory Theme- Riff of WarioWare Gold theme
Victory Poses:
1- Cricket is seen eating Chinese food with Master Mantis and they get surprised by the camera zooming in on them
2- Cricket shows off a flurry of kicks before he poses with a bow, fist pressed against the palm of his hand while saying "That was an excellent match, thank you"
3- Jumps off of some stone spires before he lands on one and balances on one leg as the wind blows through his hair
Boxing Ring Title: Jumping and Dumpling Master
Crowd Cheer: Crick-et! HI-YA!!
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Cerebella Moveset + Extras
Stage Entrance: Cerebella gets lowered down onto stage while sitting in a giant ring before she steps down and bows before getting into her fighting stance
Alternate Costumes (All alternate costumes are based on color palettes in Skullgirls): Default, Inverse of default colors, Harlequin palette, Criminal Mind palette, Headstrong palette, Star-Spangled palette, Toad Warrior palette, Palette #12
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Cerebella gives a one-two punch before finishing with a jab
Side Tilt: Medici Shakedown. Vice Versa elbows opponent in front of them
Up Tilt: Boost-iere. Vice Versa flexes and thrusts his arm out in a pronated muscle flex position. Can knock nearby opponents into air
Down Tilt: Kneecapper. Cerebella attacks with a low chop
Dash Attack: Enforcer Elbow. Cerebella lowers herself down so Vice Versa can attack with the back of his elbow.
Side Smash: Adagio Swing. Cerebella attacks with a standard double kick and then flips around to do another with both blades out of her boots while holding on to Vice Versa.
Up Smash: Loop de Loop. Cerebella performs a flip kick to attack above her
Down Smash: Tent Stake Hammer. Vice Versa fiercely pounds the ground in front of them with his fist
Neutral Air: Slap Chop. Vice Versa attacks with a mid-air slap
Forward Air: Glide n' Chop. Vice Versa performs a short glide before finishing with a powerful chop in a diagonal angle
Back Air: Brilliant Dropkick. Cerebella extends both legs backwards for a drop kick
Up Air: Aerial Loop de Loop. Performs flip kick to stab blades in her boots upwards
Down Air: Trapeze Act. Vice Versa holds Cerebella still in air as she performs some diagonal downward jabs
Neutral Special: Lock n’ Load. Vice-Versa stocks his arm like a gun and upon release delivers a hard, piston like straight jab. Similar to the Falcon Punch and Warlock Punch, but no super armor and a bit faster
Side Special: Battle Butt. Vice Versa grows enlarged goat horns and Cerebella runs forward to tackle anyone in their way. A powerful charge move with some start lag and no super armor
Up Special: Cere-Copter. Cerebella spins Vice Versa around like a propeller and it causes them to fly up. Deflects projectiles and can hurt opponents around them
Down Special: Diamond Drop. Vice Versa flings the opponent in the air and impales them on his horns. The grab only goes in front of them and if it misses, it has some end lag. So be careful
Grab: Cerebella uses Vice Versa to ensnare the opponent
Pummel: Vice Versa punches the trapped foe
Throws
Forward: Vice Versa dazes opponent before punching them away with Titan Knuckle
Up: Vice Versa spits opponent into the air and uppercuts them before getting back on Cerebella's head
Back: Cerebella beats the pulp out of opponent before Vice Versa gets on her head and smacks the opponent backwards
Down: Merry Go-Rilla. Cerebella swings around her opponent with Vice Versa before smacking them to the ground.
Final Smash: Ultimate Showstopper. Cinematic Final Smash. Vice-Versa swings his arms around in a large radial 360 motion as Cerebella skips along forward before she lifts up a chunk of the ground and tosses it into the air. She then winds up and jettisons it at her opponent, turning it into a diamond in the process and finishes with grabbing the opponent and mercilessly smash them into the ground until she tosses Vice-Versa (with them in his grasp) skyward and ends it with Vice-Versa forcefully impaling them on a giant sword that Cerebella balances on one foot. After that, she poses with the Devil Horns as the opponent was sent flying
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Cerebella leans towards the camera with her hands on her knees as she winking and Vice Versa gives a double V-sign
Down- Vice-Versa clenches his fists whilst Cerebella gives him a kiss on the arm
Side- Vice Versa holds out one hand, like he's blocking something, and Cerebella wags her finger from side to side. As if saying "Ah ah ah, no you don't"
Idle Animations-
Regular- Fighting stance from Skullgirls
1- Vice Versa flexes while Cerebella stands up straight with a hand on her side before going back to her regular stance
2- Vice Versa cracks his knuckles as Cerebella is looking around curiously
Victory Theme- Victory riff of Skullgirls' main menu theme
Victory Poses:
1- Cerebella throws a retracted Vice Versa in the air before catching him and bowing to the camera, opening one eye to look at said camera with a smile
2- Cerebella spins retracted Vice Versa around her finger before she puts him on and Vice Versa flexes as Cerebella pulls off a flashy pose
3- Cerebella flys around on trapezes before Vice Versa catches her and holds her up while she's lying on her side, wink and waving to the camera
Boxing Ring Title: Medici's Acrobatic Muscle
Crowd Cheer: Cer-e-bell-a!!
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Maya Fey Moveset + Extras
//For @smashingveteransandnewcomers / @aceattorneysquad and his Maya to go along with my Phoenix
Stage Entrance: Runs onto the stage, slides a bit as she misses her spot before running back and getting into position
Alternate Costumes: Default, Mia colors, Trucy colors, Pearl colors, Franziska colors, Athena colors, Kay colors, Spirit of Justice outfit
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Thrusts hands forward with spiritual energy, burning in front of her for the jab
Side Tilt: Takes out her Samurai Spear replica and stabs it in front of her
Up Tilt: Waves hand overhead to attack with spiritual energy
Down Tilt: Crouches and kicks her leg forward
Dash Attack: Spins arms in circles as she runs forward before she falls on her face
Side Smash: Makes a Magatama shaped blast explode in front of her. Short range but very powerful
Up Smash: Uses her Samurai Spear and spins it around above her head
Down Smash: Makes two Magatama shaped blasts explode on both sides of her
Neutral Air: Flaps arms around to try and hit opponents
Forward Air: Swipes in front of her with her hand blazing with Spiritual energy
Back Air: Stabs her Samurai Spear behind her
Up Air: Stabs Samurai Spear upwards
Down Air: Kicks downwards twice
Neutral Special: Spiritual Shield- Maya summons a spiritual barrier in front of her, absorbing any projectiles coming at her from the front. Each projectile heals a bit of damage
Side Special: Psyche-Lock Toss- Maya traps opponents in front of her with Psyche Locks and she throws them away from her
Up Special: Steel Samurai Leap. The Steel Samurai suddenly appears near Maya and gives her a boost into the air, giving her a chance to recover
Down Special: Spiritual Guard. Maya uses her spiritual powers to protect herself from damage. While this does help in a pinch, tanking too much damage stuns Maya instead and leaves her vulnerable
Grab: Grabs with her hands
Pummel: Knees opponent in the gut
Throws
Forward: Blasts opponent with spiritual energy
Up: Maya gets behind her opponent and pokes them in the rear with her Samurai Spear to make them fly into the air
Back: Pearl suddenly appears and helps Maya by smacking the opponent away from her
Down: Throws opponent down and stomps on them with both feet
Final Smash: Cosplay Fury! Maya dashes into the opponent and flings them into a Cinematic Final Smash where she attacks the foe with her multiple cosplays and their weapons. Finishing blow is a Steel Samurai Strike
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Maya jumps for joy once, saying "It's Maya's time to shine!"
Down- Takes out a burger and scarfs it down, patting her belly
Side- Poses with Pearl, like they're posing for a picture
Idle Animations-
Regular- Standing with her hands behind her back, bouncing on her feet slightly
1- Looks at her Magatama and prays
2- Rocks back and forth on her feet
Victory Theme- Victorious riff of Turnabout Sisters
Victory Poses:
1- Pearl throws confetti around and says "You're the greatest Mystic Maya!" as Maya cheers
2- Spiritual energy comes from Maya before she claps her hands together and smiles at the camera
3- Mia's spirit watches over Maya as she cheers for her victory, jumping for joy and waving
Boxing Ring Title: Master of Spirits and Burgers
Crowd Cheer: Myst-ic Ma-ya!!
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Makoto Naegi Moveset + Extras
Stage Entrance: Appears while asleep at a desk before he suddenly wakes up and gets out of his desk to get into his stance
Alternate Costumes: Default, Byakuya colors, Leon colors, Chihiro colors, Taka colors, Monokuma colors, Kyoko colors, Future Foundation costume
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Truth Blade. Slashes appear in front of Makoto and keeps slashing for rapid jab
Side Tilt: Horizontal slash of Truth Blade
Up Tilt: Overhead slash
Down Tilt: Sweep kick
Dash Attack: Swings arms before he just falls onto his face
Side Smash: Shoots ahead with his upgraded Hacking Gun
Up Smash: Gets startled by Monokuma and jumps. Sweet spot is the top of his head
Down Smash: Drops something on the ground on both sides and goes to pick them up. Items are randomized and have different damage percentages
Neutral Air: Truth Blades orbit around Makoto
Forward Air: Shoots forward with Hacking Gun
Back Air: Shoots behind him with Hacking Gun
Up Air: Truth Blade swings upwards
Down Air: Kicks downwards twice
Neutral Special: Truth Bullets: Opponents get surrounded in highlighted words and white noise. When striking the contradiction, it does more knockback and damage. Blasting white noise does some damage, but no knockback
Side Special: Logic Dive. Hops onto a board and just dashes forward. When hitting an opponent or obstacle, Makoto falls off. Can be used for horizontal distance. Falling off still gives him a chance to jump and recover
Up Special: Hoodie Glide. A huge gust of wind blows Makoto up and he uses his hoodie to act like a parachute, gliding around until he either lands or gets hit by something
Down Special: Hangman's Gambit. High risk and high reward. Makoto tries to piece together the word "Smash" and give himself a power boost. However he is extremely vulnerable during this state and he cannot cancel the attack himself
Grab: Grabs with both hands
Pummel: Stomps on their feet
Throws
Forward: Blasts opponent away with Hacking Gun
Up: Monokuma comes up and blows up from behind the opponent, scaring Makoto as he falls back onto his rear
Back: Throws opponent backwards with all of his strength before falling onto his side
Down: Tries to move but ends up falling on top of opponent, sending them flying
Final Smash: Ultimate Hope! Cinematic Final Smash. Makoto glows with his power of Hope and anyone caught in the shine gets sent into Monokuma's courtroom. Makoto shoots some Truth Bullets and slashes with Truth Blades before he finishes off with yelling "No! That's Wrong!", sending his opponent flying
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Spins Hacking Gun around on finger before putting it away
Down- Takes out a manga and reads a few panels before putting it away
Side- Points forward saying "Despair will never win!"
Idle Animations-
Regular- Stands straight similar to in game portrait
1- Messes with his ahoge
2- Fixes hoodie
Victory Theme- Riff of the opening theme of Danganronpa games
Victory Poses:
1- Makoto dusts himself off before he just rubs his head and smiles at the camera
2- Blasts a few Monokumas with Hacking Gun and poses with it in his hands, saying "No Despair for you today!"
3- Leans back in chair at his desk before he falls backwards and smiles sheepishly at the camera
Boxing Ring Title: Ultimate Hope
Crowd Cheer: Ma-Ko-To! Give-Us-Hope!
#ultimate hope (makoto naegi)#super smash bros multiverse newcomers#tw long post#//yeah from our World of Light Redux I'm pretty sure you guys saw this coming
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Super Smash Bros. Multiverse: Nega Shantae + Extras
//Since Nega is Shantae's Echo Fighter, a lot of their moves are the same. Nega does have the darkness element similar to both Ganondorf and Mewtwo, which does make her attacks a bit stronger than Shantae's
Differences Between Nega Shantae and Shantae:
-Nega Shantae has a different Entrance Animation. She climbs out of a dark portal and cackles a bit before getting into her stance
-Nega Shantae's normal idle stance is Shantae's battle stance, where she's leaned back and bouncing s bit back and forth
-Idle Animations are a bit different as well. Nega clenches her fists with dark magic flowing out of it slightly for one. The other is Nega Shantae leaning forward a bit with her arms opened up more, like she's telling her opponent to "Bring it!"
-Final Smash is called Dark Genie's Wrath and is similar to Shantae's. Except her ending is her blasting her opponent away with dark magic
-Alternate Costumes are different as well. Default, Risky Boots colors, Ammo Baron colors, Hypno Baron colors, Squid Baron colors, GBC Genie colors, Tinkerbat colors, Black and White colors
-Taunts are different: Up Taunt is her folding her arms and cackling. Side Taunt is Nega Shantae pointing at her opponent and saying "You're next...!", and Down Taunt is her stomping her foot and being surrounded in some dark magic
-Victory Theme is a grimmer version of Shantae's
-Victory Animations are, of course, different. First has Nega Shantae laughing with her hands blazing with dark magic and she poses with one hand stretched towards the camera. Second is her facing away from the camera, dusting off her hands, and turns her head for a profile view of her smirking face. And third is her shaking her head while shrugging and smirking, saying "No way you can beat me", and then ends with her fists on her sides.
-Boxing Ring Title is Dark Genie Doppelganger
-Crowd Cheer: Neg-a Shan-tae! *clap five times*
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Super Smash Bros: Multiverse- Phoenix Wright's Moveset + Extra
Stage Entrance: Phoenix walks up to a Defense desk and says "The Defense is ready Your Honor!" before the desk disappears and he gets ready to fight
Alternate Costumes: Default, Edgeworth colors, Godot colors, Apollo colors, Simon Blackquill colors, Larry colors, Professor Layton colors, College sweater
Moves
Neutral Jab/Rapid Jab: Takes out a piece of paper and gently taps it with the back of his hand. Continuously taps for rapid jab
Side Tilt: Throws papers forward. Each page does small, flinching damage
Up Tilt: Throws garbage/useless evidence up in the air
Down Tilt: Dusts floor in front of him, as if he's looking for something. Can make opponent trip
Dash Attack: Trips and lands on his face, slides forward a bit before getting up
Side Smash: Thrusts his finger forward while yelling "Take That!"
Up Smash: Thinks and gets an idea, the thought bubble with the lightbulb inside is the hitbox
Down Smash: Falls on his back and creates a small shockwave when he lands
Neutral Air: Rubbing his head and twitching around a bit, like he's getting frustrated
Forward Air: Shouts "Take That!" in front of him
Back Air: Phoenix sneezes hard and it makes him go back, hitting opponents with his spiky hair
Up Air: Throws papers into the air
Down Air: Phoenix looks down and starts freaking out, due to his fear of heights. His whole body becomes a hitbox
Neutral Special: Objection!- Phoenix yells his signature Objection in front of him to damage the opponent. Gets more powerful depending on the evidence he gathers from his Down B.
Side Special: Hold It!- A desk forms in front of him and he slams it before yelling "Hold It!". Can stun and damage, but stun isn't very long unless he has good evidence
Up Special: Ladder Climb- A ladder, or.... is it a step ladder...? Anyway, it appears in front of Phoenix and he climbs up it to recover. If used in the air, the ladder can become a projectile to hit foes from underneath
Down Special: Investigation- Phoenix looks around for evidence and storing them for later. Sometimes he'll find junk and throw it away. Every piece of good evidence he finds powers up his exclamation attacks, like his Objection and Take Thats. Up to five pieces of evidence can be stored
Grab: Uses Magatama to trap opponent in Psyche-Locks
Pummel: Phoenix taps a piece of paper with his hand, tightening the chains to damage the opponent
Throws:
Up- Trucy comes out and scares opponent into the air with Mr. Hat (Scaring Phoenix as well)
Forward- Shouts "Take That!" to knock opponent away
Back- Apollo appears behind opponent and scares opponent with his Chords of Steel with Phoenix covering his ears
Down- Athena appears and judo throws opponent into the ground
Final Smash: Turnabout Smash!- Cinematic Final Smash. Phoenix brings one opponent to the courtroom and does his usual routine before the Judge slams his gavel down to launch the one on the stand
Extras
Taunts:
Up- Phoenix places hands on his sides with a smirk, saying "The Ace Attorney is here!"
Down- Takes out a bottle of grape juice and takes a sip before putting it away, sighing contently
Side- Phoenix taps his chin and thinks while saying "Hmm... how should I handle this...?"
Idle Animations-
Regular- Phoenix stands up straight, like he's in a courtroom
1- Runs fingers through his spiky hair
2- Fixes his tie
Victory Theme
Victory Poses:
1- Phoenix and his team see the confetti around them and they pose while Phoenix says "A true lawyer always fights for the truth!"
2- Phoenix dusts his hands before fixing his tie and saying "An Ace Attorney's job is never done"
3- Phoenix puts away his evidence and hands them to his team before posing and pointing to the camera, saying "Case Closed! Great job everyone!"
Boxing Ring Title: Spiky Ace Attorney
Crowd Cheer: Ob-ject-ion!!
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