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Playstyle/Gimmicks:  Wesker has high jump heights, runs fast, and in general has a good combo game and kill power. He can wall jump, wall cling, and possibly slowly recovers HP over time. In addition, it is possible for his shades to be destroyed after sustaining enough hits, at which point he is enraged (his eyes glow red)) and gets a small buff to attack damage and movement speed for the rest of the stock. Taunting puts his shades back on (there's no reason to do this other than aesthetic, and he loses the buff). In addition, his taunt with shades on could be to take off his shades, say something, and then throw the shades behind him (like he does against Chris in RE5). This will not apply the buff.

Jab - Panther Fang - Wesker punches forward, then delivers a right hook slap
F tilt - Cobra Strike - Wesker performs a forward chest palm strike
D tilt - Shin kick
U tilt - Tiger Uppercut - Wesker performs an open-hand palm uppercut

Dash Attack - Knee Cannon - Wesker performs a flying knee to the face
Get-up Attack - Sakurai, use combat knife
Ledge attack - Wesker climbs up and sparta kicks

F Smash - Ghost Butterfly - Wesker performs a butterfly motion with his arms leading to a double chest punch
D Smash - Missile Throw - Wesker jumps into the air and throws a missile down to the ground
U Smash - Wesker performs a spinning double kick upward

Grab - Wesker grabs the throat and lifts them up
Pummel - Face mutation from the movie, Wesker's face mutates and attacks



F throw - Wesker's right leg kicks across the shin and he turns his body sideways for a side kick
B throw - Wesker turns and throws the enemy back
D throw - Wesker throws his enemy to the floor and performs an axe kick drop
U throw - Wesker plunges his hand into their chest, rips it out, and then throws them upward

N Air - Ram Horn - Wesker performs a quick forward elbow
F air - Superman Punch - From a ctuscene in Veronica X, Wesker does a lunging front punch (look up the martial arts Superman Punch for reference)
B air - Sakurai
D air - Wesker front-flips and axe kicks down
U air - Sakurai

N Special:  Samurai Edge (handgun) - Wesker fires the Samurai Edge magnum (think Desert Eagle), the bullet itself travels extremely fast. This move can be cancelled by up special, allowing follow-ups and mix-ups. If possible, I'd also like it to be aimable up and down at 45 degree angles. This move will play a role in his combo and projectile games

Side Special:  Mind Control Device - Wesker places a red control device (the one he uses on Jill) on his opponent's chest (this is a command grab type execution). If successfully placed, the opponent will have reverse controls for a set time.

Up Special:  Phantom Move - Wesker very quickly teleports a short distance. This move has low lag on either side and plenty of invincibility, making it extremely effective at approach, combo extension, and evasion. Most A moves and his gun special can cancel into this, allowing it to be used as a follow-up to almost anything. The distance however is not long, so it's recovery potential is limited.

Down Special:  Jill Assist - Jill drops in from above the middle of the stage (play a helicopter sound to explain how she dropped in) and becomes an AI partner to Wesker. She has HP rather than percent, and always takes kb as if at 0%. If her HP is depleted, she flees the battle. She can act separately from Wesker, however she will always attack the opponent nearest to Wesker. At long range, she can use an SMG attack, at close range she uses various kicking attacks. She also has some grapples and a counter-attack, and lastly, she cannot shield but she can dodge with a fancy flip maneuver. She is fairly fast and powerful, but only stays on stage for a limited time and when hit, is quite the combo bag with not a great amount of HP to work with.

Jill





Give her whatever basic animations are necessary, probably run, jump, getup, ledge stuff

Can't shield, but can do a flip dodge
Counter-attack - Blocks and counters with a chest side kick
Long range - SMG
Close range - Round house kick, jump kick, and a grapple where she gets her legs around your head and flips you, as well as a grapple where she does a cartwheel style flip at the same time flipping her opponent onto the ground, then breaks their arm
Running attack - A jumping side kick followed by a kick off of your chest in the air, she goes up and you go down

Reference the RE5 cutscene fights against her with Chris and Sheva. The running attack is the first thing she does to chris after Wesker reveals who she is, right after that she does the legs around the head grapple to Sheva, and the cartwheel grapple is done on Chris when Wesker is making his escape after the boss fight against Wesker&Jill.

Final Smash - Uroboros Form and Chopper



Final Smash: A helicopter comes in and drops the Uroboros missile, which Wesker catches and absorbs into himself, becoming Uroboros Wesker. Uroboros Wesker form lasts until the next stock loss, and is just as balanced as any other character. However, the Helicopter sticks around for some time as his Final Smash and can fire missiles and bullets at players for a little while before leaving. Uroboros Wesker is slower, stronger and heavier than Wesker. Uroboros Wesker also has a completely different set of B moves, which are described below.  Other than that, his grab changes to a long range arm extending grapple, any other A move changes are optionally by spriter discretion.

N Special:  Ooze Projectile - Wesker fires a ooze projectile out of his chest, which acts like an acidic slime on hit

S Special:  Continuous Flailing Arm - Wesker's bladed tentacle arm moves all around himself for as long as the button is held, severely hurting anyone it touches. Wesker is slowly walking for as long as the move is held, and you can change the walk direction at will.

D Special:  Uroboros Storm - Wesker sends both of his arms into the ground, and the Urobors tentacles on his body flow down. A large cyclone of Uroboros tentacles then come out around him on all sides and cyclone around

U Special:  Air version - Wesker reaches for the ledge with his bladed extending arm to try hooking the ledge and pulls himself up

Ground version - Slam Attack - An instant death move in RE5 and so very powerful KB in smash, Wesker raises his blade arm high above his head. By holding B and direction inputs, you can slowly walk with it still raised. When you release B, Wesker will slam it down into the ground (lots of forward range), dealing high KB. Would also be cool if it meteors

Other

Wesker's roll dodge animation should be a hyper-fast movement (standing shift) in the rolled direction, referencing the typical way he dodges bullets.

Cragalanche the Mighty

Series: Kid Icarus
Special Abilities: Floating
Play style: Cragalanche is a large boulder with a mind of his own and one of the commanding officers for Viridi's army; The Forces of Nature. Despite his size and slow movement, he is able to take an onslaught of punishment. In fact, most attacks dealt to the front of Cragalanche won't make him flinch at all, although he's more vulnerable from the back and has a long hitstun when he gets hit. Despite that major flaw, he is a heavy opponent that takes a long time to get knocked off the stage, and to insult the hard work you would put in to get him off the stage, Cragalanche has an extremely decent recovery horizontal wise, but is no slouch vertically either. But that's not all, Cragalanche is a heavy hitter with an arsenal that's comprised of very powerful attacks, but are slow on start up for the most part.

Ground Game

Jab:

Side Tilt: Reels back his right arm and extends it out. Medium Range.

Up Tilt:

Down Tilt:

Side Smash: Cragalanche converts his left hand into a rocky whip and lashes it out. Long range.

Up Smash:

Down Smash: Punches the ground and sends a shock wave forward. Projectile attack.

Dash Attack:

Aerial Game

Neutral Air

Forward Air

Back Air

Up Air

Down Air: Cragalanche immediately drops out from the air and slams the ground.

Grab Game

Grab:

Pummel:

Forward Throw

Back Throw

Up Throw

Down Throw

Other

Ledge Attack

Get Up Attack

Specials

Neutral Special: Cragalanche fires a molten rock forward. The rock travels a medium range and obeys gravity and will fall to the ground. This special can be charged to increase the damage out put. If the attack is fully charged, he will surround himself with molten rocks and fire them out from either side of his body.

Side Special: Cragalanche curls up and rolls forward at high speed.

Up Special: Cragalanche draws in energy and rockets in whatever direction desired.

Down Special: Cragalanche burrows into the ground and will remain there as long as the special input is held or until 6 seconds have passed. Then Cragalanche will leap out of the ground, dealing damage to anyone that comes in contact with him.

Final Smash: Cragalanche beats his body and slams his hands into the ground, causing the ground to crack in front of him. A fissure will then open and release a huge burst of energy that deals heavy damage to opponents.

Galacta Knight

Playstyle:  

Jab: Galacta Knight performs two slashes, pauses, then barrages the opponent with rapid sword thrusts. The attack itself can deal considerable damage and the range of the continuous attack has unbelievable range. The first two sword swipes knock the opponent away, and if the opponent doesn't tech roll away, they can get caught up in the continuous attack. As broken as the attack may seem, it is easily punishable. The rapid jab attack is entirely linear and despite its great range, it can be easily jumped over, especially with characters with great air speed.

Side Tilt: Slashes his sword in a horizontal fashion.

Up Tilt: Performs an upward thrust with his sword.

Down Tilt: Pokes his sword out while crouched.

Forward Smash: Two part forward smash. Part 1: Performs multiple slashes with his sword. Part 2: Performs another slash that also releases a projectile.

Up Smash: Fires columns of energy up from the ground. The longer the attack charges, more columns will erupt from the ground and at a farther distance. The columns hit boxes however are extremely precise, meaning an opponent can roll between them or even just stand between two of them and, if able to, punish Galacta Knight's ending lag on the attack.

Down Smash: Performs a spin attack. Acts as a spacing move and can move forward or backward when smash is fully charged.

Neutral Air: Somersaults in the air multiple times with sword extended. If he hits the ground when the attack is still going, he will send a projectile forward from his sword that travels a short distance. Move can be L-Cancelled, but it also cancels out the projectile.

Forward Air:

Back Air:

Up Air:

Down Air: Downward Thrust. Acts as a stall and fall move that knocks opponents away instead of spiking them or sending them into the air.

Dash Attack: Performs a drilling stab that has multi hitting properties.

Pummel:

Forward Throw:

Back Throw:

Up Throw:

Down Throw:

Neutral Special: Knight Beam


Side Special: Shield Beam


Up Special: Shuttle Loop


Down Special: Mach Tornado


Final Smash:

He's somewhat a lighter, faster and weaker verison of Link. But don't be fooled by his actual copycat look, he's a real force to be reckoned with. The fast and strong attacks of his Razor Sword are completed by his useful set of projectiles. He's a fast threat that will challenge all of your abilities at once.

N-Special - Fairy's Slingshot: Get you weapon ready, pull the rope, and shoot! This slighshot pack quite a punch and travel faster then Link's arrows at start, even without the akward lob they do, but even when holding the button to keep your strings all tight, you don't gain any strengh nor speed boost, so it's better to use it to surprise an unexpecting enemy. Comes from his main projectile weapon in OoT, the Fairy's Slingshot

S-Special - Bombchu: Get ready to add some booms to your fights! The Bombchu travel alongside floor, walls, and even ceiling, and explode on contact or after two seconds of running free. You can also keep them over your head to eat up the timer, but be careful to not blow with them! Comes from an item both in OoT and MM, as well as other games.

U-Special - Spin Attck: Young Link turn into a human tornado! On the ground, he spin fast with an attack nearly instantly launched, trapping opponents for the whole run if they get it, and sending them flying upward at the end. The aerial version, along with giving a decent boost upward, also trap the enemies, to a lesser extend. Comes from, well, the move he could do in about each Zelda games, and SSBM. It even uses the same mechanics as his Melee counterpart

D-Special - Deku Mask: He dons the Deku Mask, whcih give him access to a whole new character, and a different playstyle! Master both to play with Link at his best! Comes from Majora Mask's first transformation mask, the Deku Mask

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Deku Link:
He's even lighter, faster and nimbler then his human alter ego! He's so light on feet he can outrun anyone that dare to challenge him. His specials are more oriented toward an actually impossible to predict, yet incredibly easy to use style with fantastic edge-guarding attacks. Get ready, or you'll be schooled by the Deku boy!

N-Special - Magic Bubble: You can shoot a bubble that follow a wave-like pattern while it travels. The more you charge it, the bigger it is, the farther it will go and the stronger it will hit your opponent. Be careful to not overcharge it, however, or it'll explode right on your nose! And as an added bonus, it doesn't cost you any magic points to use this. Main way of attacking for Deku Link

S-Special - Deku Nut: Blinking your opponent and stunning them, what a good thing to do! It launch a small projectile that follow a sharp angle downward. Upon contact, it explode, stunning enemies in a small radius. It gives the perfect coverage to launch a powerful smash after, or just flee from danger fast. In the air, or even just at the corner of the stage, you can even use it to stop opponents from recovering! Comes from one of the few item Deku Link can use

U-Special - Deku Flower: Burrow in the ground and get ready to play some hide and seek with your opponent! On the ground, Deku  hide in a flower, up to three seconds, and is immune to all attacks while burrowed! After, he simply launch upward, and ram on any opponents he hits, before opening his flower gliders. You glide slowly toward the ground, going back left and right at will, and you can even press down to do a quick landing back to the ground! The special button, on the other hand, let you send Deku Nuts right underneat him. In the air, he get his flower gliders, and after catching an air draft making him rise wildly, get into the gliding state, like he would after getting sent in the air by a flower. Games mechanics with the Deku Flowers, air currents and gliding phases.

D-Special - Mask Removal: He takes own his wooden mask, returning him to his former self. Being able to switch from the damage-racking Young Link to the edge-guarding Deku Link is a key tool to master the play style of the young fairy boy.Does it really need it's origin?

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Final Smash - Ferce Deity Link: Who other then the Deity of Destruction itself could come to wreaks havoc on the battlefield? Fiece Deity Link is guaranteed to crumble your opponents to dust, thanks to his infinite jumps, his strong swords attacks, and the sword beams he shoot from his magical blade. Take as much of the 17 seconds he stays on the field as you can to rampage, destroy and smash your way to victory! Comes from the ultimate mask from Majora's Mask, the Fierce Deity Mask.

Steve from minecraft

Steve is a fast character  and medium weight

Neutral Special "Bow": Similar to Link's Hero Bow

Side Special "Splash Potion":Steve throws a splash potion that creates a small shockwave which can inflict one of many effects (arranged from highest to lowest chance):
*Harming: Instant, moderate damage and knockback.
*Weakness: Physical damage and knockback is decreased.
*Slowness: Speed is decreased.
*Poison: Gradual damage, similar to being affected by a Flower.
A player may only be afflicted with one of these effects at a time.

Up Special "Ender Pearl":Steve throws an Ender Pearl using mechanics nearly identical to Yoshi's Egg Throw; teleporting to wherever the pearl lands. If it hits a reflector such as Pit's Mirror Shield, instead of bouncing off, it will activate as if the reflector was a solid surface.

Down Special "Block Place": Steve places three "Wooden Planks" blocks. If he's on the ground, he will place them as a wall in front of himself to block enemy actions; if he's airborne, he will place them as a platform beneath himself. Only one wall/platform per Steve may be in play at any given time. The player must either destroy the first blocks, or wait for them to despawn after 30 seconds.

Taunt: steve launch fireworks

Final Smash "Wither Invocation": Given 4 Soul Sand and 3 Wither Skeleton Skulls, Minecraft Steve builds The Wither, the most difficult mob to fight in Minecraft. When The Wither is finally built, it explodes immediately, easily causing an OHKO (One-Hit KO) along with an ambient sound effect being played. Minecraft Steve also becomes equipped with a Diamond Sword and is immune to damage. The Wither deals explosive damage, and can poison enemies that take damage. After 15 seconds, The Wither dies out, making Minecraft Steve's Diamond Sword disappear, and dropping a Nether Star. The Nether Star is a throwable object that deals serious damage on hit.

The Blob From Clay Fighters

neutral special "Clay Loogie": He lurches back for a quick second, then hocs a loogie that hurts if touched by his foe.

Side Special "Buzzsaw":blob becomes a circular saw going forward

Up Special "Clay stomp":The blob turns into a foot and jumps into the air. He also hurts you on the way down.

Down Special "Police Brutality":He attacks his opponent with several nightsticks, hurting them multiple times

Taunt:blob becomes a hand and lifts thumb upwards

Final Smash "Claytality":blob swallows the opponent and then becomes cannon and shoot

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• Lightweight
  
• Medium Falling
  
• Small
  
• Two-dimensional (Think G&W)
  
• Chip Sound effects
  
• When shield breaks, goes a medium, random distance horizontally in combination with normal shield-broken stun. Not a strong shielder.
  

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Jab Combo: First, two hits with his arms, much like Mario, then flutters his fists wildly for half a second, Like Luigi's Dash attack, except with shorter distance and duration, but more rapid hits. Opponent flinches, but knockback kicks in randomly during flutter.

Side Tilt: Swings a key in front of him, in a sword-like gesture. Medium-high knockback.

Up Tilt: Spins in place for a short second. Short, upwards knockback.

Dash Attack: Skids. Dust from skid hits with flinch damage only. Slower to recover from to prevent infinite comboing.

Down Tilt: Shoots a very short, subtle kick. Very small hitbox, but landing causes medium down-forward velocity.

Side Smash: Throws a cube forward, Olimar style. Cube causes Electric flinch damage until last hit, which causes low, upward knockback. Cube is thrown in a boomerang-like style. The distance the cube flies depends on charge.

Up Smash: Hops up in the air with joy. Small hitbox, short-medium duration. LARGE upwards knockback velocity. The duration of attack and initial jump velocity is based on charge.

Down Smash: Throws an anti-cube on the ground, shattering it. The pieces spread a short distance and does low, horizontal shadow damage. (Mewtwo styled hit effect) Distance of shattered pieces depend on charge.

Neutral Aerial: Spins rapidly, a la Olimar.

Forward Aerial: Tucks into a ball and rolls, Sonic-like.

Back Aerial: Does a backflip

Up Aerial: Does a frontflip

Down Aerial: Does a diving faceplant. absorbs enemies on the way down and has medium knockback when both characters land.

Grab: Gomez throws Dot in front of him to catch enemy.

Pummel: Dot shakes enemy once violently, in a whiplash inducing motion.

Forward Throw: Dot does a loop in air before sending the enemy forward.

Back Throw: Dot shoves the enemy back with diagonal down velocity.

Up Throw: Dot passes opponent to Gomez, Gomez lifts the enemy off their feet and directly up into the air, making himself double backflip

Down Throw: Dot passes opponent to Gomez, Gomez stomps once hard on the opponent, dealing no knockback, but hard damage. Not chainable, as Gomez hops off of the opponent after, rather than steps off.

Neutral Special:  Gomez whips his Fez a character's length away from him. Can reflect projectiles and reverse players. Unlike Mario's cape, however, this move has Shadow damage for the beginning frames, and it works slower.

Side Special: Spawns and picks up a box, which he can throw in a short-ranged parabolic movement. The box is unique to his character, not like the boxes spawned otherwise in Smash. Three max on screen. The Box does low knockback.

Down Special: Chargeable attack (5 seconds to charge). After full charge, press again to drop a suspended cube bit. If an opponent picks up 8 cube bits (has to be the same life), they will be stunned for 10 Seconds. Very high risk, Guaranteed reward; instant victory in trained hands.

Up Special:

• In Air: Does a fluttering kick like Yoshi, with a small, character height boost. While doing this, has doubled horizontal velocity, making getting back from the sides of screen easy.
  
• On Ground: Jumps off ground hard with a trail of vines following him. Vines do non-flinch 1% damage, like lipstick, launch/impact does very low horizontal knockback.
  

Recovery: Does a windmill kick, low knockback

Off of edge: Climbs up, rolls and does a sliding kick. Roll does diagonal-up, low knockback, and slide does medium, upwards knockback.
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FINAL SMASH: "THANKS FOR PLAYING!"

First, the camera constantly rotates around the Y axis, spinning around the stage and disorienting players. After that, Gomez stops the camera. He then absorbs the Writing, Counting, Skull and Tome artifacts and turns into a black hole for 5 seconds. Getting hit by the black hole is constant, heavy damage until the end of the attack, where the knockback is high as well. The black hole would be 3/5 the size of Final Destination.
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Taunt 1: Pulls out treasure map and scans, then puts away.

Taunt 2: Does three small victory hops. (Different than his Up Smash)

Taunt 3: Spins around happily, showing off his beautiful, isometric form.

Bugzzy


Speed: 33 (Slow)
Weight: 106 (Medium-Heavy)
Falling Speed: 1.62 (Medium-Fast)
Special Ability: None

Jab/Combo: Snaps its pincers out at an opponent. Single hit jab. Deals 9% damage, has slight start up lag, and is impractical for performing jab resets. Sends the opponent upward at a slight angle.

Side Tilt: Performs a quick punch. Deals 7% damage and sends opponents flying upward and away from Bugzzy.

Up Tilt: Bugzzy stabs upward with one of its mandibles. Deals 8% damage and sets opponents upward.

Down Tilt: Performs a sliding kick. Deals 6% damage and acts as a pseudo crawl.

Dash Attack: Bugzzy leaps forward and snaps its mandibles. Deals 14% damage at the sweet spotted hit box at the mandibles and deals 5% damage at the sour spot hit boxes around the body.

Forward Smash: Bugzzy lunges its head forward. Deals 12%-17% damage depending on the charge.

Up Smash: Bugzzy crouches down, then leaps up and snaps its mandibles. Deals 15%-23% damage at the sweet spot (when Bugzzy snaps its mandibles). Has a very precise hit box; only around the mandibles.

Down Smash: Bugzzy jumps up and slams the ground, producing a star from each side of its body. Hit boxes around the lower part of Bugzzy's body deal 12%-16% damage and has meteor smashing properties, meaning it can be meteor cancelled given the chance. The hit boxes on the stars deal 8%-12% damage and have semi spike properties, although the knockback dealt is fairly weak.

Neutral Air: Bugzzy perfomrs a sex kick that deals 8% damage.

Forward Air: Bugzzy snaps its pincers out in front of itself, dealing 15% damage and good knockback.

Back Air: Bugzzy spins around and kicks. Deals 10% damage with medium knockback.

Up Air: Bugzzy performs an upward kick that deals 14% damage.

Down Air: Bugzzy performs a pinpoint kick on the opponent. Deals about 9% damage and low knockback, and it can follow up with it self. The move sends the opponent slightly upward along with Bugzzy.


Ledge attack, get up attack... and other attacks like that: later.


Neutral Special: Dash Grab: Bugzzy charges up and dashes forward i an attempt to grab an opponent. If he misses, he slides forward a little bit, having some cool down and can be punished. If Bugzzy grabs an opponent Bugzzy can perform any throw listed below:

• Pile Driver: Pressing forward will have Bugzzy leap forward and smash the target into the ground.
  
• Big Suplex: Pressing back will cause Bugzzy to flip backward, and slam the target against the ground, sending the opponent backward.
  
• Back Breaker: If up is pressed, Bugzzy will break the target over his shoulder, then throw the target upward.
  
• Body Slam: If down is pressed, Bugzzy slams the target into the ground.
  

If Bugzzy grabs an opponent in the air, he can perform these throws:

• Air Body Slam: If any direction other than down is pressed, Bugzzy throws the target upward.
  
• Plunge Body Slam: If down is pressed, Bugzzy throws the opponent downward.
  

This move can be charged, and as such, Bugzzy travels farther the longer the move is charged. This move can also help as a quick recovery option if needed. If used in the air, Bugzzy goes into a helpless state.
Side Special: I'm not sure what exactly I want to put here. (I currently have another set where a beetle flies straight forward at a faster rate). That's pretty stupid.


Up Special: Flight: Bugzzy leaps into the air and vibrates his wings. While airborne, Bugzzy can move freely about in the air for about 4 seconds until he goes into a helpless state.
Sort of to give you an idea of what the flight looks like... I guess.

Down Special: Beetles: Bugzzy releases two small beetles that fly in a crooked forward path, damaging an opponent for some slight damage. The beetles have low priority, so they can be cancelled out by other attacks.


Final Smash: Sword and Club: Bugzzy pulls out a sword and club out as he does in the anime. In this Final Smash, Bugzzy will exclusively use the sword and club in his attacks, each blow dealing massive damage. It lasts for 18 seconds and then Bugzzy reverts back to his normal attacks.

Boggy B

Boggy B is a legendary hero, elite military soldier, mascot of Team17, and a well-known character from the Worms series, first appearing in the very first Worms game. He is the primary protagonist of the series, and his name even appears sometimes in the game, randomly as one of the automated Worm names while you start creating your own team. There are also a few Worms theme songs (known as "Wormsongs") that have narrated stories about Boggy B's battles, a long time ago. In the original Wormsong, Spadge (Boggy B's best friend, and possibly his brother) was shot down and killed by an enemy Worm, and Boggy B got revenge by blowing him to bits with a Dynamite.

boggy is slow and very weak but has strong ranged attacks

Neutral Special "Bazooka":Boggy shows his bazooka and fires a missile causing much damage (is a charge attack and can address up and down)

Side Special "Grenades":Boggy launch a random grenades at your opponents

Cluster Bomb: explodes and splits into four pieces the first cause 5% blast damage and the second 1% each

Normal Grenade:to exploit cause 15% damage

Holy Hand Grenade: o exploit cause 30% damage

Up Special "Fire Punch":boggy give a uppercut like ryu

Down Special "Sentry Gun":The Sentry Gun acts as a turret, firing at enemy that are detected through movement.

Taunt:buggy sticking his tongue teases his opponent

Final Smash "Armageddon": boggy summons a meteor shower and immediately teleports off screen when the rain ends boggy returns

First Appearance: March 25th, 1961
First (Notable) Appearance: E3 2004
Bio: Reggie Fils-Aime is the current president and COO of Nintendo of America. While he had worked at Nintendo prior to 2004’s E3, his public appearance at the conference has elevated him into celebrity and meme status amongst gamers and internet basement dwellers alike.

Statistics (Based on iduno)
Weight: 6/10
Speed: 5/10
Jump: 3/10

Fall Speed: 7/10
Special Abilities: “Confidence”; see below

Playstyle: Reggie makes use of various Nintendo accessories and add-ons to aid him in his battle. More specifically, he uses accessories from the Wii-era, so you won’t be seeing the “gloriousness” of items such as the power glove or NES Zapper.

Reggie also acts in a manner that “shows off” the various accessories and controllers he is using, as if he is more concerned with performing for the audience than actually fighting. Reggie has an invisible (maybe; could possibly have a meter?) build up known as “confidence” that affects his performance in battle. Reggie starts with 20% confidence every stock, and gains more by dealing damage. For every 1% damage Reggie deals, Reggie gains 1% confidence respectively. Based on how much confidence Reggie has, Reggie will either deal less or more damage than “normal” (which is 40% confidence) with his normals, and his confidence will also affect some of his specials as well. Having less than 40% confidence will decrease the damage and knockback significantly of Reggie’s moves. Having more than 40% will start to increase the damage and knockback of Reggie’s moves, maxing at 100% under normal circumstances. For every 1% damage Reggie takes, he’ll lose 2% confidence (meaning if he takes 12% damage from a move, he’ll lose 24% confidence).

Special ways to get confidence other than dealing damage:
Bonus confidence is given based on audience cheering for Reggie or Announcer commenting on a recent combo (ex: Very good!); this is a small amount, ranging from 1% to 10%.
Down special

Neutral Special: Wii Zapper
Reggie takes out a Wii Zapper, and fires. Releases a small, weak projectile than can be fired in succession like a super scope. Unlike a super scope, this cannot be charged. Confidence does not change this move at all, though Reggie can gain confidence from it (for every 5% dealt with this move, Reggie gains 2% confidence). Like Fox’s laser, this does no knockback or stun.

Side Special: Wii Sports
Reggie will swing with his Wii remote, which will magically have a wii sports attachment on the end of it. Based on how much confidence Reggie has, the attachment will be different:
0-19%: no attachment, making this a weak, short-range attack with no benefits other than dealing damage.
20-39%: golf club: has more range and does more damage than the wii remote.
40-69%: baseball bat: same range as golf club, but deals more damage and can reflect projectiles.
70-100%: tennis racket: slightly more range than previous attachments, deals even more damage, can reflect projectiles, and also turns opponents around that come into contact with the racket.
100+%: Golden racket: same properties as regular racket, but comes out much more quickly and deals more damage + knockback.

Up Special: Nunchuk
Reggie connects a Nunchuk onto his Wii Remote. If used in the air, Reggie will automatically try to tether to the nearest enemy or ledge. If an opponent is hit, Reggie will pull the opponent downwards, and it is also possible to pull hanging opponents off of ledges (if they aren’t invulnerable). If used on the ground, you can select a direction for Reggie, and he will try to grab an opponent if there is one in the way of the Nunchuk. If successful, Reggie will pull the snagged opponent towards him, and the opponent will be grabbed. The length of the Nunchuk cord (and how much range the grab/tether has) is based on how much confidence Reggie has (more confidence = more range).

Down Special: My Body is Ready
Reggie gets on a Wii balance board and starts trying to play an imaginative game of some sort on it (he wiggles around, etc). For every half of a second Reggie is on the balance board, he’ll receive 2% confidence (4% every second). Reggie will remain in this state for a maximum of 5 seconds before he automatically gets off, and if that is the case he’ll also receive a bonus 10% confidence on top of the 20% he would’ve gotten normally (30% added altogether). Ending the move early will result in the confidence being saved, though you can only get a maximum of 20%. Being attacked out of the move will result in Reggie losing half of the confidence he would have gotten from the move in addition to losing confidence based on the damage taken. An interesting note about this move is that Reggie can gain more than 100% confidence in this way, for a maximum of 130%; however, while having more than 100% confidence, Reggie will not be able to gain more confidence from dealing damage, and will lose 4% per damage taken until he is below or at 100% confidence again.

Playstyle:  Spyro is a lightweight character that doesn’t have a lot of range. This doesn’t mean he is lacking in power; in fact, he is quite capable of chasing down opponents and dealing large amounts of DPS. His lack of a decent projectile can be a problem, however, as Spyro can be easily harassed from afar with longer-range moves. Despite his light weight, Spyro actually has fairly decent horizontal recovery, though his vertical recovery is somewhat lacking, making him very vulnerable to attacks with meteor-like attributes.

Passive: Spyro has 2 mid-air jumps, and is able to glide with his USpecial.

Jab/Combo: Spyro slashes with his two front claws, then spins around to deal a final blow with his tail.
F Tilt: Spyro performs a small headbutt forwards.
D Tilt: Spyro swipes forwards with his wings.
U Tilt: Spyro lowers his head, then flips it quickly upwards to deal damage and upwards knockback to any opponents hit directly by the horns. Good for setting up aerial combos.

Dash Attack: Spyro rolls into a ball to deal damage to opponents he runs into.
Get-Up Attack: Spyro spins around to smack people with his tail.
Edge Attack: Spyro slashes as he crawls back onto the stage.

F Smash: Electric Breath - Spyro breathes electric breath, dealing multiple hits of damage and very briefly stunning opponents for the last hit. The range is the same as Spyro’s fire breath.
D Smash: Spyro flaps his wings, dealing damage close to Spyro, while also creating a windbox on both sides of Spyro that pushes opponents backwards.
U Smash: Ice Breath - Spyro breathes an icy breath upwards, dealing multiple hits of damage above Spyro. If opponents are hit by the entire attack, they are frozen for a time.

N Air: Spyro extends his wings to deal damage around himself.
F Air: Spyro slashes forwards with his claw.
B Air: Spyro kicks behind himself.
D Air: Spyro spits three small fireballs beneath him, two diagonally (front and back), and one directly downwards. The fireballs are spit in succession, not all at once, and the directions fired first, second, and third can vary.
U Air: Spyro spins around and slaps opponents with his tail above him.

Grab: Standard grab with his front claws.
Pummel: Spyro headbutts the grabbed opponent.
F Throw: Spyro hurls the opponent away with his horns.
B Throw: Spyro kicks his opponents away using his hind legs.
D Throw: Spyro jumps then lands on the opponent with his hind legs.
U Throw: Spyro launches the opponent upwards with his horns.

N Special: Flame Breath - When the B button is only tapped, Spyro breathes fire, dealing multiple hits of damage in a short range in front of Spyro. This move comes out quickly with almost no startup lag. If the B button is held, Spyro can charge up a fireball attack that is a somewhat slow-moving projectile that deals damage based on the amount of the charge. Spyro can hold the current level of charge for later use by spot dodging or rolling. Tapping the B button while having a charged fireball has Spyro fire the fireball, while pressing the B button will have Spyro continue charging. Fully charging a fireball will have Spyro automatically stop charging; the B button can be tapped to fire the fireball again.
S Special: Charge - Spyro begins charging forwards at a speed faster than his normal run speed. Spyro deals damage simply by running into opponents. This attack can be stopped by pressing the special button again or by taking damage that causes any kind of flinching, or by running into an opponent. When used in-air, Spyro gains a slight horizontal boost, then quickly plummets while traveling at a forwards diagonal at a fast pace. While charging, Spyro can jump slightly, though he can’t double jump. If allowed, Spyro can easily fall off edges and to his doom.
D Special: Headbash - If used on the ground, Spyro will jump slightly then slam horns-first into the ground. If used in the air, Spyro will perform a somersault then slam head-first into the ground. Spyro deals damage when he hits opponents with his horns. The attack functions similarly to Yoshi’s or Bowser’s DSpecial.
U Special: Glide and Hover - Spyro gains a short boost, then begins to glide. If the special button is pressed during the glide, Spyro will end the glide early then hover a tad, granting a last-ditch vertical recovery. Spyro is able to use his side special and down special during a glide to end it early and attack out of it.

Final Smash: Power-Up Gate - Spyro enters through a power-up gate, granting Spyro several buffs to his specials for a short time. Spyro is also invincible during the time.

Neutral Special: Superflame - Spyro can now shoot fireballs without charging, and these projectiles travel faster and deal more damage.
Side Special: Supercharge - Spyro’s charge becomes incredibly fast, and deals much more damage and knockback to opponents.
Up Special: Superfly - Spyro can now fly indefinitely. Pressing the neutral special button will end the flight early, and pressing the A button will allow Spyro to shoot fireballs while in flight.
Down Special: Remains unchanged, though deals more damage when it hits.

Taunt: Spyro shakes himself clean.

Other notes:

Shield - Wing Shield
Sparx - Sparx follows Spyro around, and changes color based on Spyro’s percentage:
0-24% - Yellow
25-50% - Blue
51-80% - Green
81%+ - Sparx is absent

Playstyle - Barkley requires his basketball in order to perform well. He can attack without one, but his damage is limited. With the basketball, he has amazing damage and combo capability with amazing projectiles, so it is best not to lose it if you can help it. There are ways to get the basketball back if you lose it, so don’t fret too much if you do - just make sure to get it back timely!

Barkley can lose his basketball in a number of ways - he can take a high amount of damage and have it knocked away, he can also lose it by using some of his moves.

The basketball itself is a unique item - and if Barkley has it, cannot utilize other items that have to be carried (though he can still do things like eat food or use automatic items like assist trophies). Anyone carrying the basketball can also be affected by “penalties”, which are negative attributes associated with the basketball. Here they are:

Traveling - carrying the basketball while not dribbling - Barkley automatically dribbles while idling and moving on the ground, though he can travel if forced to move through the air. Opponents have special dribbling idles when they have the basketball, but they cannot move while dribbling like Barkley. Traveling deals 1% damage for every .5 seconds traveling.

Carrying - similar to traveling, when one stops dribbling then begins dribbling again. Deals 12% damage to players who do this.

Foul - when carrying the ball, if the person is stunned, they have been “fouled,” and the person who fouled them takes damage equal to the amount of the stun’s damage (if no damage and just a stun, it will deal 3%).

Neutral Special - Freethrow
A chargeable attack. The more this move is charged, it will do more damage while traveling further and faster. While charging, you can also aim where the basketball will go when thrown, which can be done with an imaginary basketball hoop that acts like a crosshair of sorts. Note that this move cannot hold its charge like DK’s Giant Punch, but it does take half of the time to reach full charge. Barkley automatically retrieves his basketball afterwards.

Side Special - Pass
Barkley shoves his basketball forwards, as if passing it to a teammate - only this move is passing it at opponents! This move deals large damage and has low range, making it a good finisher if necessary. It also momentarily stuns opponents if they are hit - it also makes the opponent lose any items they are carrying and force them to carry the basketball. Barkley is left without his basketball.

Up Special - Jumper
Barkley jumps up and throws his basketball in a large arc. When Barkley has the basketball, he jumps much higher than if he does not. You can arc this move, which then turns it into two different versions:
Up + Forward angle - Forward Jumper
Barkley jumps slightly forwards instead of directly upwards, granting him a bit of horizontal movement. This also does more damage if the basketball connects, though it forces Barkley to take 10% extra damage from attacks for 2 seconds afterwards.
Up + Backward angle - Fadeaway Jumper
Barkley travels the same distance horizontally like a forward jumper, but jumps backwards. The ball deals less damage if it hits, though Barkley gains 10% resistance to damage for 2 seconds afterwards.

Down Special - Steal
A way for Barkley to gain a ball back. If Barkley uses this next to an opponent, he can steal his basketball back if they have it. Barkley can also steal other items they may be holding, if he doesn’t have his basketball (if he does, he just knocks it out of their hands). If used when the basketball has fallen out of the stage boundaries, Barkley can summon another basketball.

Final Smash - Chaos Dunk
Barkley jumps into the air, spins around, then slams onto the closest opponent. The slammed opponent is instantly KO’d, while all other opponents on the field take high damage.

Playstyle: Ralph is intended to be big, heavy and bulky, his main strategy is to cause as much mayhem, havoc and destruction as he can. His speed, size and strength is very similar to Donkey Kong.

Jab/Combo: Basic one-two punch.

Side Tilt: Right hook punch.

Up Tilt: Bats away above him with one hand.

Down Tilt: Crouching jab.

Forward Smash: Charges up a massive punch, much like Donkey Kong's Neutral Special.

Up Smash: Ralph puts his hands together and flings them upwards like a volleyball strike.

Down Smash: Slams both fists in the ground creating shockwaves.

Dash Attack: Runs along pummeling his fists into the ground, inspired by his physical attack on Disney Infinity.

Ledge Attack: Clambers up and sweeps forward with an open hand.

Get Up Attack: Ralph puts his legs in the air, he then pushes, flips forward and the momentum both pulls him up and slams his fists to the ground.

Neutral Air: Forward kick.

Forward Air: Forward punch.

Back Air: Elbow strike.

Up Air: Punches upwards.

Down Air: Ground slam.

Grab: Ralph ensnares the enemy in his giant fist.

Pummel: Ralph uses his other hand to pound on the enemies head.

Forward Throw: Ralph spins them around and throws them like a baseball pitch.

Back Throw: Ralph turns around, tosses them gently in the air and kicks them away.

Up Throw: Ralph gently tosses them in the air and follows up with an uppercut.

Down Throw: Ralph throws them on the ground and then pummels the floor.

Neutral Special (Cherry Bomb): Ralph throws a cherry that explodes on contact with anything.

Side Special (Misprogramming): Ralph glitches, teleporting him to the other side of the field.

Up Special (Contractor's Bane): Ralph launches himself in an arc, if he comes into contact with a wall he will smash into it, cling on and be able to climb upwards for a short time.

Down Special (Cy-Bug): Ralph places a Cy-Bug egg on the floor, if an enemy comes into contact with it, the egg will hatch and the Cy-Bug inside will chase the enemy.

Final Smash (Game Jumping): Four portals open, through two of them at the sides, the racers from Sugar Rush race in and out of the stage. Through the one at the top Cy-Bugs from Hero's Duty rain down, and through the middle one Fix-It Felix appears to heal Ralph.

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Neutral Special(Power Wave):Terry punches the ground and sends a projectile forwards, traveling along the ground until it reaches the edge.

Side Special(Burn Knuckle):Terry charges forwards with one fist outstretched

Down Special(Rising Tackle):Terry spins around upside down

Up Special(Power Dunk):Terry jumps, hitting his opponent with his shoulder, turns around in mid air and hits his opponent with an energy-charged punch.

Final Smash(Power Geyser):Terry punches the ground, creating a big geyser of energy.

Taunt(Hey, come on come on!): Leans forwards and beckons with his hand

shao kahn is a heavy and very slow character, has little chance of making ,large combos but this is compensated by its great brute force

JC:Shao Kahn gives two blows with his right hand and then kicks

F Tilt:shao kahn gives a small punch

U Tilt: shao kahn gives a uppercut

D Tilt: shao kahn slams this while crouched

F Throw:Shao Kahn lifts his opponent up by the throat with one hand and then smash his fist into their face

U Throw:Shao Kahn lifts his opponent by the neck with one hand and takes uppercut with the other hand

D Trhow: Shao kahn opponent lying down on the floor and then hits your stomach

B Throw: Shao Kahn throws his opponent backwards

Dash Attack:Shao Kahn shoulder rams his opponent with a shadow trail following behind him

F Smash:Shao Kahn summons his Wrath Hammer and smash his opponent over the head
D Smash:shao kahn gives a nasty blow to the floor
U Smash:Shao Kahn uppercuts the opponent with his hammer

N Air:shao kahn punches
F Air:shao kahn hit with both hands
B Air: shao kahn slams his elbow
U Air:shao kahn gives an uppercut


Taunt: shao kahn points his finger and mocks the opponent

N Special(Explosive Ball):Shao Kahn fires a green star like fireball, seemingly from his mouth or eyes.

S Special(Light Spear):Shao Kahn crouches down to his knees and throws a large light spear at his opponent

D Special(Emperor's Shield): Shao Kahn creates an energy shield to either reverse attacks or to shatter the opponent

U Special(Uplifting Knee):Shao Kahn performs a rising knee attack with a streak following behind him

Final Smash(Home Run):Shao Kahn uppercuts his opponent into the air and then hit them with your hammer