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Recently, there has been some debate as to whether or not [[Navi]] from {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} and [[Slime]] from {{uv|Dragon Quest}} are worthy of their pages. In the discussion, it was also argued that characters such as Link's {{s|zeldawiki|pig}} from ''Wind Waker'', the fairies from ''Wind Waker'', and the {{s|nookipedia|Horned Dynastid}} from {{uv|Animal Crossing}} (potentially among other options) should get their own pages, as a character in a victory pose is as much a part of a character's portrayal in ''Smash'' as a character in a taunt (which is entirely a part of their moveset). In the same discussion, it was also brought up how [[Rush]] and [[Beat]] from {{uv|Mega Man}}, [[Lloid]] from ''Animal Crossing'', and the [[Phantom]] from ''Phantom Hourglass'' have their own pages, while [[F.L.U.D.D.]] and the [[Wild Gunman]] only have pages for their appearances as a move. Previously, there were also discussions about [[Talk:Ness#Add in that Earthbound is Ness’s only real appearance or remove it from Lucas’s page|whether or not a costume counted as a full appearance]], and with it, the question of "why do Mii Fighter costume characters get pages?" was brought up. With all of this being said, I think it should finally be laid down exactly '''which''' characters, based on their appearances in ''Smash'', should get pages.
Recently, there has been some debate as to whether or not [[Navi]] from {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} and [[Slime]] from {{uv|Dragon Quest}} are worthy of their pages. In the discussion, it was also argued that characters such as Link's {{s|zeldawiki|pig}} from ''Wind Waker'', the fairies from ''Wind Waker'', and the {{s|nookipedia|Horned Dynastid}} from {{uv|Animal Crossing}} (potentially among other options) should get their own pages, as a character in a victory pose is as much a part of a character's portrayal in ''Smash'' as a character in a taunt (which is entirely a part of their moveset). In the same discussion, it was also brought up how [[Rush]] and [[Beat]] from {{uv|Mega Man}}, [[Lloid]] from ''Animal Crossing'', and the [[Phantom]] from ''Phantom Hourglass'' have their own pages, while [[F.L.U.D.D.]] and the [[Wild Gunman]] only have pages for their appearances as a move. Previously, there were also discussions about [[Talk:Ness#Add in that Earthbound is Ness’s only real appearance or remove it from Lucas’s page|whether or not a costume counted as a full appearance]], and with it, the question of "why do Mii Fighter costume characters get pages?" was brought up. With all of this being said, I think it should finally be laid down exactly '''which''' characters, based on their appearances in ''Smash'', should get pages.

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