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Steve
File:Steve Minecraft.png
Symbol of the Minecraft series.
Official render of Steve from Minecraft.
Universe Minecraft
Debut Minecraft (2009)
Smash Bros. appearances Ultimate
Most recent non-Smash appearance Minecraft Dungeons (2020)
Console/platform of origin Microsoft Windows
Apple OS X
Linux
Species Human
Gender Male
Place of origin Overworld
Created by Mojang Studios

Steve (スティーブ, Steve) is the default skin in Minecraft, the best-selling game in the world.[1]

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

In the October 1st presentation, Steve was revealed to be the next fighter, with more information to be revealed prior to Minecraft Live 2020. He is currently is the fifth third-party DLC character added in. His final smash is believed to be a giant piston smashing players off the map.

The character seems to be similar in gameplay to Pacman. And only has 3 alts revealed so far Alex,Zombie,and the Enderman. They have a camply move set and mine resouces to upgrade attacks. Seems simliar to shovel kinght dlc in rivals of aether. Has a double jump and choppy movement like minecraft. The Endermans model is shortened for develoment. Their moveset so far. Down smash-pours lava front and back,the move has quick start up and burns opponents. seems to voilate the fact a bucket in minecraft can only be poured once. Has quick startup and moderate end lag. F smash-swings sword in fronts on them,deals moderate knockback and has very little end lag,put lacks power. F-air-Swings pickaxe forwards,seems to have a sweetspot on the top part of the pickaxe,quick startup and landing lag. D-tilt-Uses flint and steel to lit the ground has quick startup and end lag but has a very short hitbox an duration. Has a fishing rod as a tether. Up-throw-grabs them with fishing rod and uses a normal piston to launch them in the air seem to be weak but a posablie combo starter. Down b-builds blocks like stone dirt ec,and can only be used on land. Seems to be a good neutral tool or set up tool. Seems to work like the workshop mod stevens move. Also can be used to build and can be broken. unknown-uses pickaxe t0 break ground and get resources. neutral b-uses crafting table to upgarde weapons. Same order of power as minecraft. u-air-slashs sword in the air quick startup and end lag,l cancels. D-air drop Advil on opponents quick startup but is a suicde meotor and is laggy on the ground. Jab-slashs sword rapily,adverge reach and framedata. Side b-rides minecart while putting down tracks. Should be using redstone as they move by themselfs,seems to be liek bowoster jrs side b. Down-sets up tnt with redstone as farr as teh player walks till they relase the joystick.if its hit with a fire move or the plate is pressed blows up seems strong but can affect teh player,high knockback and a lot of startup and end lag. up b-eydeta lets them fly and uses a firework to fly liek in mincraft as it only gildes. Final smash-hit oppent withpiston and it goes a scene where they get blown up by creepers,like from the begging of the trailer. victory pose builds villager house.

Trivia

  • Steve is the fifth foreign-created fighter in Smash, having been created by Swedish developer Mojang Studios.
  • Steve is the first playable character in Smash history to come from a game that was once an indie (independent-developed) game. While this was the case, Minecraft is now owned by Microsoft.
  • Prior to Steve's inclusion, characters from Mario, Pac-Man, Final Fantasy, and Banjo-Kazooie have appeared as official skins in the console versions of Minecraft.
  • Steve is the second playable character in Smash to have debuted on a home computer platform, following Solid Snake

References

  1. ^ Warren, Tom (May 18, 2020). Minecraft still incredibly popular as sales top 200 million and 126 million play monthly. The Verge. Retrieved on October 1, 2020.