This is a collection of some of my favorite characters that I have designed Smash movesets for. I had a lot of fun making these movesets, and while there are a ton more that I could show off, these are the ones that I think are best suited for showcasing a slice of the pie that's been cooking in my brain since December of 2015, when I first started making fanmade movesets. The characters on this page are listed in the order that I came up with their movesets. All movesets use Ultimate as the base, and in all tables, damage is listed without the 1v1 multiplier (as base damage).

Outside of these movesets, there are also two others worth mentioning:

I made a moveset for Goku in collaboration with BaconMastre as part of a greater project for April Fools' Day of 2018.
I made a moveset for Sora about a year before he was officially announced for Ultimate, which I keep around for archival purposes—I played through (nearly) every single game to make that moveset, and it took a long ass time ~~partially because I was also streaming it to Twitch~~.

Sources for the images:

Both Wendy's and Lucy's renders come from the mobile game Fairy Tail Wizard Chronicle. Both of their alternate colors base sprites were edited from Fairy Tail Gekitotsu! Kardia Daiseidou by Cammy; the recolor based on Porlyusica and the edit for Wendy's Edolas outfit were both done by him as well, while I made the rest of Wendy's recolors and Lucy's Erza recolor, touched up on some of Lucy's recolors that Cammy originally did, and made the edit for Lucy's X791 outfit myself.
Shadow's render comes from the website for Fearless: Year of Shadow. The alternate colors base sprite comes from Sonic Battle, and was recolored by me.
Professor Layton's render comes from this piece of fanart by Wredwrat on DeviantArt. The alternate colors base image comes from Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, and was recolored by me.
Chun-Li's render comes from Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars. The alternate colors base sprite comes from Street Fighter Alpha 2, and was recolored by Cammy.
Tails's render comes from Sonic Colors. The alternate colors base sprite comes from Sonic Battle, and was recolored by me.
AGES's render comes from this photo from Wikipedia.
Amaterasu's render comes from Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds. The alternate colors base sprite was custom-made by Aliks-Odev, and was recolored by me.
Jenny's render comes from Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl. The alternate colors base sprite was edited from the Nintendo DS version of Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots by me, and the recolors were done by me as well.
Dwarf's render comes from Deep Rock Galactic.
Sagi's render comes from Baten Kaitos I & II HD.

Curious about the series that each character comes from? Check this out.

Quick links:


Wendy		Shadow		Professor Layton		Chun-Li		Lucy		Tails
	AGES		Amaterasu		Jenny		Dwarf		Sagi

Series symbol origins	Palutena's Guidance	Boxing Ring titles

Wendy[edit]

Professor Layton; in Super Smash Bros.
	;
Universe	Professor Layton
Final Smash	Slot Machine Gun
Stage	London
Possible?	I'd like to think so

Shadow; in Super Smash Bros.
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Universe	Sonic the Hedgehog
Final Smash	Chaos Blast
Stage	Radical Highway
Possible?	Yes

Wendy; in Super Smash Bros.
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Universe	Fairy Tail
Final Smash	Shattering Light: Sky Drill
Stage	Fairy Tail Guild Hall
Possible?	No

“	Wendy Blows Them Away!	”
—Introduction tagline

Wendy (ウェンディ, Wendy) is my favorite character in Fairy Tail, surpassing every other character with ease. Her voice actresses from the Fairy Tail anime—Satomi Satō in Japanese, Brittney Karbowski in English, Jennifer Fauveau in French, Nycolle Gonzales in Latin American Spanish, Nina Romero in European Spanish, Sarah Tkotsch in German, and Emma Grasso in Italian—would reprise their roles.

Development Anecdote[edit]

Oh, Wendy. Those of you who have been here since the mid 2010s would probably remember her as the one who sort of kickstarted the whole collection of fanmade movesets on the wiki back in late 2015, even if she wasn't the wiki's first fanmade moveset. She was, however, the very first character that I ever decided to make a moveset for, and oh boy, was the first draft ever so rough. With obviously no experience to determine how things were to work, I kind of just did what I felt was right and plugged in things that made sense to me, and while I'd do some minor touchups here and there over the course of time, it still felt a little underwhelming to me. Years later down the line, I'd get a little itch and decide to revisit the series that I loved so dearly, one of the first series that got me into anime to begin with, and give Wendy a fresh new look while doing so, and it proved to be a very fun and very creative exercise.

Reasons for inclusion/exclusion[edit]

How can you say no to that face?
She's an anime character.

Character description[edit]

Wendy was orphaned at a young age, but was eventually adopted by the Sky Dragon, Grandeeney. Later, Grandeeney used Wendy as a vessel to travel 400 years into the future (to the year X777) to stop the reign of Acnologia. Wendy, thinking Grandeeney abandoned her, wandered around aimlessly until she met a young Mystogan, who introduced himself as Jellal, and was similarly lost. Together, the two wandered around Fiore, until Mystogan suddenly deemed his journey too dangerous for her; he then dropped Wendy off at a guild known as Cait Shelter.

Wendy grew up in the Cait Shelter guild from then on, until the Cait Shelter guild sent her to meet with Fairy Tail, Lamia Scale, and Blue Pegasus. The four guilds were put to the task of stopping the Oración Seis, and Wendy was the sole member representing Cait Shelter (though Carla came alongside her). During the allied guilds' ambush by the Oración Seis, Wendy and Happy were taken hostage by the Oración Seis in order to get Wendy to revive Jellal in order to help them release Nirvana, a powerful magic capable of switching light and darkness; thinking him to be Mystogan, Wendy revived Jellal, who quickly found Nirvana after leaving the Oración Seis as well. Despite Jellal's attempt at blowing up Nirvana and himself with a Square of Self-Destruction, the Oración Seis were able to gain control over Nirvana, revealing it as a gigantic moving city rather than simply a type of magic, and direct it to move towards Cait Shelter. Despite Brain, the leader of Oración Seis, being defeated by Lamia Scale's Jura, the various wizards notice that Nirvana is still moving towards Cait Shelter.

Wendy left to find Jellal, hoping that he could stop Nirvana, but, unbeknownst to her, Jellal and Erza were fighting Midnight, the strongest member of the Oración Seis. Midnight revealed to Jellal and Erza that Cait Shelter was their target due to the ancient Nirvit clan having been the ones who created Nirvana in the first place, before sealing it away due to its power, and its descendants later forming the Cait Shelter guild. Upon Midnight's defeat, this awakened the alternate personality of Brain, the guild master of Oración Seis, and a vile seeker of chaos and destruction, Zero, who swiftly knocks out Natsu, Lucy, Gray, and Happy. Once Wendy finally found Jellal and Erza, Zero was readying Nirvana to fire at Cait Shelter, and nearly succeeded had it not been for the intervention of Blue Pegasus and their ship, Christina, damaging one of Nirvana's legs and causing its gigantic laser to miss. As Christina falls due to the wizards keeping it afloat having used up their magical energy, Hibiki relays to the remaining wizards the way to defeat Nirvana: simultaneously destroying the rest of its legs, each of which have a Lacrima in them. Zero, however, reveals that he is standing in one of the legs next to its Lacrima, and that the remaining wizards have a one-in-six chance of finding him, preventing their simultaneous attack. As Wendy once again comments on how she lacks destructive magic, Erza notes how it is just her and Jellal who are tasked with taking down the Lacrima, before Ichiya reveals his presence, and Natsu, Lucy, and Gray miraculously stand back up to fight. As they all plan their attack on each leg, Jellal asks Wendy if she is capable of refilling Natsu's magic power, which she denies, and Carla further refuses. Jellal then declares that he will refill Natsu's magic power himself, leaving Wendy to destroy the remaining Lacrima—though initially hesitant, Jellal's words to her, asking her to find within her the power to destroy a dragon, invigorate herself and allow her to destroy one of the Lacrima completely.

With the Oración Seis successfully defeated and arrested, the guild master of Cait Shelter, Robaul, reveals that the guild was not the descendants of the Nirvit clan, but was the clan itself, and that he himself was the one who built Nirvana, in an attempt to stop wars. However, in its attempt to change people from darkness to light, it surrounded itself in darkness in an attempt to restore balance to the world, resulting in the Nirvit clan murdering each other, and leaving Robaul as the single remaining member—or, rather, he was the single remaining member. In the 400 years that had passed since then, Robaul's body rotted away, leaving behind a projection of his former self that lingered in Earth Land until someone could destroy Nirvana for good. With the task finally complete, Robaul, along with the other members of the Cait Shelter guild, began to vanish—Robaul revealed that the guild members were simply illusions that he made, due to a request seven years ago from a young man to look after a younger girl who had been traveling with him. Robaul points out how Wendy and Carla had no need for fake friends anymore, as they had found real friends in the guild members who assisted in the takedown of Oración Seis, and requests that the guild members look after Wendy and Carla for him, as Wendy cries out for the guild master in tears—Erza, comforting Wendy, suggests that she join Fairy Tail to fill the hole left behind by those she cared about. Upon arrival at the guild, she is happily accepted with open arms, with various guild members ecstatic about now having three Dragon Slayers among them, and throwing a welcoming party for both her and Carla.

A short while after joining Fairy Tail, she would meet Mystogan, who revealed his face to her (an act that he intentionally did not do for the rest of the guild)—noting that his face was identical to Jellal's, a confused Carla affirms that Jellal was arrested, to which Mystogan clarifies that he was the Jellal that Wendy met, reuniting the two after more than seven years.

Attributes[edit]

Being the Sky Dragon Slayer, much of Wendy's attacks are powered by wind, and as such, have windboxes attached to them. These allow her to create more distance between her and her opponents, which in turn allows her to use ranged attacks like her forward tilt and neutral special.

Her most unique asset, however, is her ability to cast enchantments, which she can use to give herself up to three temporary buffs that give her an edge: Arms increases her attack power, Armor increases her defense, and Vernier increases her movement speed. With Enchantment, she must charge the move in order to cast the spells, resulting in longer charge times for more spells. Wendy must also wait two seconds per buff granted after Enchantment wears off before using the move again.

Moveset[edit]

	Name	Damage	Description
Neutral attack		2%	Chops diagonally with her right arm, then chops in the same direction with her left arm, before finally delivering a roundhouse kick.
		2%
		4%
Forward tilt		9% (clean), 5% (late)	Shoots a blast of wind that travels forward as a projectile that gradually decreases in power before dissipating.
Up tilt		9%	Performs an upwards palm thrust.
Down tilt		3% (hit 1), 4% (hit 2)	Sticks her leg out, before sweeping it across the ground.
Dash attack	Sky Dragon Sword Horn (天竜の劍角, Sky Dragon's Sword Horn)	12%	Launches herself forward with wind from her feet to deliver a powerful headbutt.
Forward smash	Sky Dragon Cataclysm (天竜の虎博, Sky Dragon's Tiger Blow)	1.5% (hits 1-6), 12% (hit 7)	Engulfs her fist with wind and leans back before performing a straight punch, which creates a giant, multi-hitting sphere of wind in front of her. Calls out the attack name in full if the move is charged. There is a noticeable windbox with this move, allowing her to whiff intentionally to create distance regardless, or potentially even edgeguard.
Up smash		12% (wind, clean), 9% (wind, late), 5% (arms)	Holds her hands above herself, then swipes directly outwards with both of them, creating an arc of wind that shoots upwards.
Down smash	Sky Dragon Wing Attack (天竜の翼撃, Sky Dragon's Wing Attack)	17% (clean), 9% (late)	Unleashes a gust of wind on either side of her. Calls out the attack name in full if the move is charged. There is a noticeable windbox with this move, allowing her to whiff intentionally to create distance regardless, or potentially even edgeguard.
Neutral aerial		9% (clean), 7% (late)	Spins with her arms outstretched and wind surrounding her hands.
Forward aerial	Sky Dragon Crushing Fang (天竜の砕牙, Sky Dragon's Crushing Fang)	13%	Swipes inward with her hand, striking with powerful wind at her fingertips.
Back aerial	Sky Dragon Talon (天竜の鉤爪, Sky Dragon's Claw)	12% (clean), 9% (late)	Performs a wind-infused backflip kick, meteor smashing opponents on a clean hit.
Up aerial		12%	Cups her hands around her mouth and blows a small gust of wind directly upwards. There is a noticeable windbox with this move, allowing her to whiff intentionally to keep opponents in the air.
Down aerial		11%	Performs a roundhouse kick below her. Functions as a slightly weaker meteor smash than her back aerial.
Grab		–	Reaches out with both hands.
Pummel		1.5%	Knees the opponent.
Forward throw		11%	Launches the opponent forward with a powerful gust of wind from her palm. There is a noticeable windbox with this move, which pushes non-grabbed opponents away.
Back throw		9%	Spins the opponent around herself with wind before tossing them.
Up throw		12%	Creates a gust of wind from the ground, launching the opponent into the air. There is a noticeable windbox with this move, which pushes non-grabbed opponents away, and knocks the grabbed opponent into non-grabbed opponents.
Down throw		7% (wind), 3% (kick)	Creates a gust of wind blowing down from above, slamming the opponent into the ground, before kicking them away.
Floor attack (front)		7%	Punches in front of and behind herself.
Floor attack (back)		7%	Punches in front of and behind herself.
Floor attack (trip)		5%	Punches in front of and behind herself.
Edge attack		9%	Shoots a blast of wind from her hand, and pulls herself up.
Neutral special	Sky Dragon Roar (天竜の咆哮, Sky Dragon's Roar)	20%	Rears her head to the side as she gathers air in her mouth before unleashing it in a gigantic spiral. While charging, the player can tilt the control stick up (or, while in the air, up or down) to have Wendy aim diagonally in the given direction.
Side special	Sky Dragon Wave Wind (天竜の波颪, Sky Dragon's Wave Wind)	17%	Dashes forward while swinging her arms to form a giant tornado behind her.
Up special	Carla (シャルル, Charle)	7%	Carla flies in to pick Wendy up, boosting her in a predetermined direction.
Down special	Enchantment (付加術, Enchant Magic)	—	Begins charging magic energy and calling out different spell names. By charging the move more, Wendy grants herself more abilities, but needs to complete the move in order for the effects to take place. Arms increases her damage output by 1.2×. Armor reduces damage taken by 0.8×. Vernier increases her movement speed by 1.2×. The buffs applied last for 15 seconds, regardless of how many spell names were called out. In a team battle, should Wendy's teammate(s) be within three in-game units of her position, they will gain the status bonuses as well. The player must wait two seconds per buff granted after Enchantment wears off before using the move again.
Final Smash	Shattering Light: Sky Drill (照破・天空穿, Shattering Light: Sky Drill)	2.5% (looping hit), 12% (final hit)	Creates a barrier of wind that traps opponents, before contracting that barrier into a powerful beam of wind that hits repeatedly.

On-screen appearance[edit]

Carla flies in, and drops Wendy onto the field, who waves at Carla as she takes off.

Taunts[edit]

Up taunt: Politely bows and says, "It's very nice to meet you!" (よろしくお願いします！, lit. I look forward to working with you!)
Side taunt: Pumps her arms with a determined look on her face and says, "I'll do my best!" (頑張ります！, I'll do my best!)
Down taunt: Pulls out a microphone and dances while singing, "Let's love! Let's love! Forever!" (滅ＬＯＶＥ！滅ＬＯＶＥ！フォーエバー！, Slayer love! Slayer love! Forever!) References her time in Lamia Scale, where she and Sherria formed the Sky Sisters and frequently danced to their hit song, Angelic Slayer Love.

Idle poses[edit]

Looks around curiously.
Fixes her hair.

Crowd cheer[edit]

Wen - dy!

Victory poses[edit]

Left: Performs a Sky Dragon Roar, then, with the camera behind her, turns around and giggles.
Up: Leaps into the air in excitement and hugs Carla, saying, "I did it, Carla!", to which Carla responds, "Good job, Wendy!"
Right: Twirls before pumping her arms, and says, "I fight on behalf of all of Fairy Tail!"
- If Lucy was present, she will instead say, "That was a good fight, Lucy!"
- If Corrin was present, she will instead say, "Your dragon form is incredible!"

Victory theme[edit]

The title card theme heard in the original Fairy Tail anime, itself an excerpt from the Fairy Tail Main Theme.

Alternate costumes[edit]

Default - Wendy as she appears most often throughout Fairy Tail.
White - Based on Carla's human appearance. Her guild mark changes to pink.
Pink - Based on Sherria Blendy. Her guild mark changes to green. In this costume, her wind attacks gain a black tint with purple highlights, in reference to Sherria's Sky God Slayer Magic.
Maroon - Based on Porlyusica. Her guild mark changes to red.
Black - Based on Irene Belserion. Her guild mark changes to white.
Purple - Based on Laki Olietta. Her guild mark changes to purple.
Green - Based on Bisca Connell. Her guild mark changes to black.
Red - Wendy's outfit that she wears as a disguise in Edolas, which appears repeatedly throughout the series.

Kirby Hat[edit]

Kirby gains Wendy's hair as a wig, as well as her Fairy Tail insignia on his right hand.

Trivia[edit]

Outside of her moveset, Wendy makes several references to the Fairy Tail manga and anime:
- A subtle detail on Wendy's character model is her having elongated canine teeth, a feature present on all Dragon Slayers that is seen on Wendy in the manga, yet bizarrely absent from the anime.
- Wendy's up victory pose references a scene from a filler episode in the anime that focused on Wendy, where she uses a Sky Dragon Roar on a monstrous sand tornado (thus dispersing it), and, after receiving compliments from her fellow guild members, turns around and giggles.
- If left idle on stages or platforms that move, Wendy will keel over in nausea, referencing how Dragon Slayers easily get motion sick. While she was initially not shown to be affected by motion sickness, this changed at some point between the years X791 and X792.
  - The one exception to this is Cloud Sea of Alrest's default form, due to friendly living creatures (such as Carla) not affecting Dragon Slayers, and she is affected normally by its Ω and Battlefield forms.
- Wendy's tripping animation is a reference to her first appearance in the series, where she comes running to meet the members of Fairy Tail, Blue Pegasus, and Lamia Scale, but falls flat on her face due to tripping on the ground; she is seen tripping in this manner multiple times throughout the series (including a comedic moment during the Grand Magic Games where both she and Sherria trip as they enter the arena). Because of this reference, she is the only character where her tripping animation has her land on her front rather than her back.
- Wendy's stunned animation makes reference to the Fairy Tail Christmas special, where Wendy, after drinking alcohol, says, "Look at all the pretty stars..." (which she repeats here); this animation is accompanied by her eyes being replaced by swirls, a common trope in manga/anime to denote dizziness, further referencing the scene.
  - Additionally, this makes her one of two characters to say a full phrase while stunned, with the other being Tails.
- Wendy's pupils and irises will disappear and her eyes will become circles upon being screen KO'd, recreating the comedic facial expressions seen in both the manga and the anime.
- When faced with Kamikazee or an enemy Final Smash, the detailing in Wendy's eyes disappears, turning them a flat color with the pupil in the middle; this design trait is present in the anime when expressing terrifying shock.
Wendy's forward smash functions similarly to, and is additionally named after, a move belonging to Let Dahaka from Fairy Tail author Hiro Mashima's previous series, Rave Master. Let uses Dragon Race Arts, a fighting style unique to the Dragon Race that allow its user to use dragon-like techniques of multiple elemental varieties, similar in concept to the Dragon Slayer Magic of Fairy Tail; however, within Fairy Tail itself, Wendy is not shown to have this move.
- In the anime adaptation of the crossover between Fairy Tail and Rave Master, Wendy and Carla team up with Let, as well as Julia Dragoon, a fellow member of the Dragon Race and Let's lover; a similar teamup between them is seen in Mashima Hero's, a crossover between Rave Master, Fairy Tail, and Edens Zero.

Shadow[edit]

“	Shadow Blasts In!	”
—Introduction tagline

Shadow (シャドウ, Shadow) is a character from the Sonic series who deserves playability status in Smash. His respective voice actors from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Kirk Thornton in English, Kōji Yusa in Japanese, Benoît DuPac in French, Felix Spieß in German, Manuel Gimeno in Spanish, and Claudio Moneta in Italian, would reprise their roles.