TheNuttyOne

**It could replace '''Cape''' as his side special and trap opponents. Holding the B button would keep Cappy there while Mario can move and use standard attacks.

**That said, the Hookshot is questionable. They could keep it despite it not being present in Breath of the Wild, or they could remove it and give him a simple grab. The latter option would make Toon Link more unique, since he could keep his.

*'''Lucina''': As mentioned above, I think Lucina has the best chance of being decloned. However, I don't know enough about Awakening or swordfighting to list any specific examples.

 

*'''Divine Terminus''': Lord Hyness's battlefield, but shrunken down to give it bottom blastlines. The red spikes in the background appear along the edge and will damage fighters who touch them. Hyness can be seen conducting his ceremony to rebuild the Jamba Heart in the background, with Francisca, Flamberge, and Zan Partizanne occasionally flying past as well.

*'''Ram Village''': Outside of Mycen's house, which fighters can climb on. There's also an orange tree, which will occasionally drop oranges as food when attacked if items are turned on. Mycen's roof has a lower portion by the door as well as an upper portion and is made up of soft platforms. The stage has no lower blastlines.

*'''Sky Arena''': Max Brass's arena, with his giant head in the background looming over us all. The audience is removed, giving the stage bottom blastlines. The center is slightly raised above the edges, which have railings. The Max Brass statue stretches out over the stage enough to be stood on as a semi-soft platform.

*'''Remix''': A Rhythm Heaven stage that functions similarly to WarioWare, Inc. The main fight happens on a fairly basic stage in the artstyle of the game, with fighters being taken into well-known Rhythm Heaven minigames. Unlike WarioWare, however, instead of completing the task to get a reward, they must dodge the characters in the game. For example, if they're pulled into Fan Club, the monkeys will damage them by clapping.

*'''Snipperclips''': At first a stage with no lower blastlines, the center part of the platform is made up of the purple paper that Snip and Clip must cut through in Make the Cut levels, which will slowly be broken away as attacks hit it. Occasionally, something will fall from the top center of the stage: slime, which will fill any holes in the paper or slide around the top of the stage, slowing down fighters that get stuck in it; a bowling ball, which will break through the paper and meteor smash any fighters underneath it; a basketball, which will bounce in place but can be attacked to fly hazardously around the stage; a pencil, which will fall over and bury fighters that it hits; or a hamster in a ball, who will roll offscreen in a random direction, damaging any fighters he hits. An exclamation point will appear before anything falls. Snip and Clip can be seen in the background in random shapes.