List of Director's Room Miiverse posts/Archive 3: Difference between revisions

|notes=Confirmed Aura Sphere can to achieve greater sizes than it did in ''Brawl''. The reply was only in the [https://miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAABnUYniasM-Zw Japanese Miiverse].

|notes=Confirmed that ExtremeSpeed's distance is now determined by Aura, gaining drastically more distance at high damages. ExtremeSpeed is also shown to now generate visible aura streams out of Lucario's hands. The move is now known to deal damage at the tip of Lucario's head.

|notes=Confirmed Palkia being spawnable from a [[Poké Ball]], instead of being a stage element. Spacial Rend is now known to flip the screen upside-down. This post also seemingly disconfirmed the return of the Spear Pillar stage.

|notes=Confirmed Mother Brain, a recurring primary antagonist from the ''Metroid'' series, as a new Assist Trophy. It was additionally shown attacking with its trademark laser attack while surrounded by Rinkas.

|notes=This image showed off a new aesthetic effect of Double Team, where Lucario's eyes glow upon successful activation.

|notes=Confirmed the return of the Home-Run Bat, with a redesign in its appearance. Donkey Kong was also shown with a new, more comical pain face.

|notes=Peach shown generating a rainbow, now known as her new up aerial.

|notes=The pic of the day followed Little Mac's reveal in the aforementioned Nintendo Direct, with Sakurai confirming some information about Little Mac's Power Meter seen in the trailer. This was posted late on the 13th in the Americas and Europe, but counts as the post for the 14th due to it being the 14th according to the Japanese timezone.

|notes=Sakurai alluded that Little Mac will be an exceptionally strong ground fighter, with a significant weakness in his aerial combat abilities.

|notes=Confirmed a new healing item, the Bottled Fairy from the ''Legend of Zelda'' series. It is now known to ''only'' heal fighters who are at or above 100% damage.

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|notes=This image played off an [http://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/items/assist/images/assist10/assist10_071018c-l.jpg image] shown on the Dojo!! comparing Little Mac's height to Samus's.

|notes=Confirmed Diddy Kong's return as a playable character, along with more elastic limbs that stretch out farther in his attacks, buffing the [[reach]] in his attacks.

|notes=Sakurai confirmed a launch buff in Diddy Kong's Rocketbarrel Boost, and that they will still fall off of Diddy if he is hit. The Rocketbarrel Boost is now known to have highly buffed vertical and horizontal coverage.

|notes=Confirmed that the prior seen Smash version of the Boxing Ring stage is an alternate version of the stage, rather than just being a placeholder hiding it being a ''Punch Out!!'' stage before Little Mac's reveal. Sakurai also referenced how King Dedede is often fought in rings in the ''Kirby'' games.

|notes=Sakaruai stated that infinite jabs transition into a finisher. This are now known to be the case when the character finishes their infinite jab.

|notes=Confirmed Waluigi's return as an Assist Trophy.

|notes=Confirmed Dedenne's appearance in the game, presumably as a [[Poké Ball]] summon.

|notes=Confirmed that the twin witches, Kotake and Koume, from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'', appear on the 3DS's Gerudo Valley stage in some capacity, implied to be some sort of stage hazard.

|notes=Confirmed the return of the Bumper item, with a new more vibrant, realistic redesign. Sakurai also explicitly confirmed that the Flipper again does not return.

|notes=Confirmed that Jet Hammer still damages King Dedede if overcharged.

|notes=Sakurai confirmed that Little Mac's forward smash will are different attacks when [[angle]]d, instead of the attack simply just being aimed up or down. This is also the first time in the series where angling alters an attack's properties beyond changing the general direction and damage/knockback values. The body hook deals the most damage out of the three punches, but does not deal as much knockback. Sakurai also confirmed that forward smashes are still be able to be angled by aiming the control stick up/down after initiating it as it could be done in ''Brawl'', instead of having to aim the control stick diagonally when initiating.

|notes=Confirmed the earlier seen unnamed ''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'' stage as being Tortimer Island, along randomly generated layouts, as series first.

|notes=Depicted a [[trophy]] of Little Mac in his design from ''{{s|wikipedia|Captain Rainbow}}''. This screenshot is also the first to depict trophies in the Wii U version, though they were confirmed on January 6th alongside a trophy screenshot from the 3DS version.

|notes=Confirmed a new stage based on Lumiose City from ''{{s|bulbapedia|Pokémon X and Y}}'' for the 3DS version. Sakurai stated that some portion of the stage will involve fighting on Prism Tower. It is now known as a cruise-type stage that scrolls throughout the city and around the tower.

|notes=Confirmed that Zelda retains Din's Fire as a special move. Sakurai additionally confirmed that it has a more powerful sweetspot in the center of the move, and that the explosion grows bigger the farther it travels.

|notes=Confirmed the return of the Motion-Sensor Bomb, with a new visual design.

|notes=Confirmed a new stage based on the ''{{s|wikipedia|Tomodachi Collection}}'' series, now known as [[Tomodachi Life]].

|notes=This was the first time the Smash Ball has been seen ingame, though the item itself was confirmed previously by Sakurai to return as the activating mechanism for Final Smashes. This screenshot also indirectly confirmed that Luigi will retain the [[Green Missile]].

|notes=Confirmed the name and more of the layout of the previously revealed stage based on the game of the same name, ''Super Mario 3D Land''.

|notes=Confirmed that the explosion created from Diddy Kong overcharging his Peanut Popgun now has a very powerful hitbox. Interestingly, this is a feature the [[Balanced Brawl]] and [[Brawl Minus]] mods gave Peanut Popgun.

|notes=Confirmed that Phosphora from [[Kid Icarus (universe)|''Kid Icarus: Uprising'']] appears as a [[trophy]] in the Wii U version of the game. She was later confirmed as an [[Assist Trophy]] as well.

|notes=Confirmed that Cuccos appear in the game and attack players who harm it, like in the ''Zelda'' series. It is now known to be an Assist Trophy and an enemy in [[Smash Run]].

|notes=Confirmed a new item from ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'', the Ore Club. The arena and battle grounds in [[Palutena's Temple]] arena were shown here for the first time.

|notes=Confirmed the return of Andross in his original ''Star Fox'' appearance, later confirmed to be retaining his status as assist trophy.

|notes=Revealed that the Prism Tower stage focuses on platforms going up and down along the tower.

|notes=Revealed that Luigi will have the Poltergust 5000, now known as a part of his [[Final Smash.]]