Usual stuff
Blah blah blah, have a facebook, deviantart, youtube and LoL, make dumb editing mistakes here and there, what am I doing. Might update this part as time goes on but right now I'm too much of an ambiguous piece of crap to myself to even bother. Punch me please (it's typical for me to be very self-deprecating lol). :P
But yeah, I have a Facebook, a Devianart, a Youtube (I mainly comment on shit like a dumbass), and a League of Legends account (I'm a dumb Bronze 5 player for good reason). I also have accounts on both wikia and TV Tropes, and believe me, I've been a messed up dumbass in the past (but meh I'm still screwing up shit here and there).
My interests change as much as Haruhi Suzumiya's, thus my dreams are normally a messed up cross-over-piece-of-shit. Creator's block here and there, yadda yadda (maybe it's because I'm the usual "high-functioning special guy", only more of a Sherlock Holmes in terms of blunt and stupid asshole-ness).
Then again, no one in reality, even me, shares Sherlock's deduction skills since they're played up as hell. Those are just my crap comparisons since I'm your typical dumb asswipe, just so you know.
Well, perhaps I can look forward to working with you all, or not. Either way, maybe or maybe not in terms of me getting rid of some bad habits that still linger (GG me).
TL; DR: I'm a horrible person, nuff said
Smash mains
So far, I mainly play on the 3DS, but I have played all Smash games at least once. I have yet to try out SD Remix however.
Comfort picks
- Roy (He feels easy to control)
- Corrin/Kamui (Versatile, safe and easy to control)
- Mewtwo (Fairly versatile but feels risky due to his weight)
- Falco (I somehow like his hard hitting style a lot, even though he's hard to use in For Glory :P)
- Both Pits (Dark/Black Pit was the most used during my starting days; edgy appeal then later on got used to how their close combat game and throw combos work)
- Meta Knight (Assassin swordsmen ever since Master Yi and Myrmidons appeal to me a bit; but he's damn hard to use)
For the hell of it picks
- Zelda (I have a thing for girls in knee-highs; Zelda's boots are too much of the mark for me >/////>;)
- P.S. She still needs to be reworked with buffs though; I feel really bad for her position right now especially compared to the likes of Sheik.
- Captain Falcon (Well, perhaps I am a For Glory Scrub that uses him like so, but he does have his moments of fun when you land his explosive moves as always)
- Kirby (Used to enjoy Kirby in Melee via his hard-hitting up aerial and in Brawl, but he still feels risky nowadays due to his weight; fully-charged side b is the shit)
"Official" Japanese moveset names taken from most wiki sources:
Note 1: Will include both Japanese and English terminology.
Note 2: The names may or may not match the moveset names from the official guides as recorded from sources like IGN's Melee FAQ.
Note 3: Move names may be either different or unconfirmed depending on the game, but special moves and Final Smashes/Last Trump Cards are not included since they already have their own pages on this wiki.
Again, I shall stress, these are taken from different Japanese wiki sources that have pretty much little-to-no different naming preferences.
Some sources: http://www.wikihouse.com/suma/index.php?%BD%E9%C2%E5%A5%B9%A5%DE%A5%D6%A5%E9%C1%ED%B9%E7 (Has all four games in one, キャラ別攻略 leads to characters)
DX/Deluxe = Melee
X = Brawl
http://sbx.wikiwiki.jp/?%A5%AD%A5%E3%A5%E9%A5%AF%A5%BF%A1%BC (Brawl/X guide, which also gives some info about their Japanese quotes for moves like their Final Smashes/Last Trump Cards)
http://ssbwiki.e3.valueserver.jp/wiki/index.php/%E3%83%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%B3%E3%83%9A%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B8 (Does not name the DLC characters' moves; even ones returning from Melee seem to have their move names unconfirmed)
Mario
User:SneaselSawashiro/Mario Japanese moveset names
Luigi
User:SneaselSawashiro/Luigi Japanese moveset names
Fox McCloud
User:SneaselSawashiro/Fox McCloud Japanese moveset names
Falco Lombardi
User:SneaselSawashiro/Falco Lombardi Japanese moveset names
Meta Knight
Captain Falcon=
Personal de-clone concepts (Will be gradually updated)
I'm not sure if this is the place to discuss it here, but it's been on my mind for a while since there's A LOT of people who seem to just hate the fact that Sakurai (save for Dr. Mario possibly) threw in clones of characters moveset wise once again.
Here's the list of attacks that will be different for my personal version of most of the characters in Smash, with the Japanese names included JPN source wise.
Before you go on and look, as you may notice I can't tell whether my changes for these are buffs and/or clear nerfs, since I think Smash Bros. and other non-2D fixed floor fighting games are a bit hard to balance in this regard lol, or I'm just aiming more for clear differences rather than buffs and/or nerfs.
Different moves: Lucina:
- Side tilt: スイングエッジ, Swing Edge
Does a single-handed overhead swipe (with following/left arm bent across and raised a bit up) while leaning forward, almost akin to a one-legged crane-stance version of her side smash (Dragon Killer). Hits sooner up above her, but hits somewhat later in front when compared to the original side tilt (Hard Edge). It still has roughly the same animation speed and recovery however.
Also sends at a more horizontal angle than the original side tilt (but not at a semi-spike), allowing her for some easy gimping setups at mid-to-high percents.
- Up tilt: アンチエアスイング, Anti Air Swing
- Swings upward and inward while standing upright, akin to a more vertical version of her neutral attack's second input (Combination Slash); ironically, the original up tilt was a near-vertical version of her neutral attack (Slash) and side tilt (Hard Edge).
- Has more vertical range that also can hit behind her, but almost less horizontal range in front. Also has somewhat notable base knockback that makes it a solid combo tool, but the scaling is rather small to prevent it from being a cheap KO tool as well as providing very low hitstun (making it more worthwhile to setup some mindgames with at higher percents.
- Neutral aerial: ダブルスイング, Double Swing
- Slashes inward diagonally upward, then outward-upward both in a criss-cross. Has much better vertical range that allows her to control space in front of her, but lacks the turn around from her original neutral aerial's (Double Slash) second hit, thus it has no hitbox behind her directly other than a bit above on both hits (akin to the ending hitbox of Upper Swing, the original back aerial).
- Back aerial: ストレートスイング, Straight Swing
- A pesudo-backwards version of her forward aerial (Flag Cut), which hits sooner above, but hits later below her.
- Down aerial: ワイドムーン, Wide Moon
- Merely a different Japanese name for the Smash 4 down aerial she keeps (while Marth retains the original Half Moon down aerial from Melee and Brawl). Further sets both Lucina and Marth apart in not only she slashes with more grace, but she has her down aerial hit later in trade of not needing a tipper-based sweetspot.
- Also hits with a weak meteor smash behind her where the move starts up, but not as strong as the actual sweetspot of the move. Also has a more horizontal launch angle in front where the attack ends that has low scaling but better base knockback.
While the weaker meteor smash hitbox has some benefits such as gimping and setting up for combos (also like with the other sourspot), it's not guaranteed as a KO tool as with actually sweetspotting due to lower base knockback, knockback scaling and hitstun.
- Side special: マーベラスコンビネーション, Dancing Blade AKA Marvelous Combination
- Forward third input: Brings her sword back to slash inward forward with a step in front. Meant to emphasize her father's take on their style.
- Forward final input: Turns for an outward one-legged stance slash downward, akin to a grounded version of Marth's old down aerial (Half Moon).
- Upward third input: Slashes upward via a turning inward launch slash, akin to the second upward input.
- Upward final input: Slashes upward outward via a twirling graceful slash.
- Downward third input: Turns to thrust downward from an inward motion instead of outward, making it akin to the second forward/downward input.
- Downward final input: Has a different stance when stabbing forward low, where her free arm is bent and braced across her face, and where her leading knee is pointed more forward.
- Up special: ドルフィンスラッシュ, Dolphin Slash
- Slashes in an outward turn instead of inward.
Will add more as I go on.