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Note: This thread is proposing the most popular iteration of the prince, which is by far the Sands of Time timeline


Origin

Prince of Persia is a critically acclaimed Action/Adventure/Platformer series which debuted in 1989 on the Apple II. The first game was also ported to the SNES once that system was released, as well as a variety of other Nintendo platforms down the road. The series has spawned 13 titles, a movie, multiple reboots, and inspired many other games to come, including being directly responsible for the existence of the world famous Assassin's Creed series. Nearly every game from this series has debuted on or been ported to a Nintendo console, and most of the exceptions to the rule are due to being mobile games or some other such platform that does not warrant porting. The series has had a massive impact on Nintendo and gaming as a whole.


What does the Prince offer?

The Prince is the titular protagonist and unrivaled as the most important member of this world famous and critically renowned franchise. He also provides an ability set never before seen in Smash and certainly unexplored in fighting games on the whole: time control. The combat of his games inspired the AC series' combat very heavily, so he will also offer mechanics and styles familiar to the many fans of both series'. He is a fun, dynamic and unique gaming icon who will fit perfectly into Smash.


Moveset

Playstyle: The Prince of Persia is a nimble, agile fighter. A master of combat in the forms of stealth kills, disarms, hand to hand, and a wide array of weaponry that includes pretty much anything he can get his hands on, from swords to spears to objects lying around. He can climb, cling and jump off walls and he can control the Sands of Time, an ability that allows him to twist time itself to his advantage. He is a speedy scrapper who relies on quickly taking out his opponents and altering time itself when he finds himself in trouble.

Gimmick: Sands of Time - The Prince has several sand counters displayed over his stocks (likely 3) which get used up by his certain moves, and replenish naturally over time. He also gains a small boost in sands whenever he earns a kill.

Combo: The Prince slashes four times with the dagger, landing moderate damage with the first three slashes and landing major damage with the fourth.

Side Tilt: The Prince throws a random weapon type forward (axe, dagger, sword, mace)
Up Tilt: The Prince jumps in the air and slashes his dagger once.
Down Tilt: The Prince sweeps the enemy with his leg.

Get up attack: Stand spinwheel - The Prince spins his legs to get up and slashes with his dagger
Dash Attack: Bladewhirl attack - The Prince spins wildly slashing with his dagger and sword

F smash: Ice Blast - Prince swings his sword, generating an Ice shockwave along the ground. At full charge, this move uses up one sand tank and will completely freeze an enemy on hit
U smash: Cyclone (uncharged) - The prince summons a small cyclone around himself. At full charge, this becomes;
Sandstorm - The Prince uses up one sand tank to summon a massive sand storm around himself
D smash: Farah's Arrows - Summons a hail of arrows from above with high hitstun and low knockback

N air: Magic Sphere - Prince surrounds himself briefly in a whirling sand sphere, which briefly stops his air momentum and on hit, traps an opponent in time (stuns)
F air: Overhead double-weapon slice
B air: Weapon throw OR generic attack
D air: Prince jumps off the shoulders of his opponent, forcing them downward. On a standing opponent, this forces them into the down state
Note: This functions like a command grab
U air: A flipping/spinning double weapon slice, using the Dagger of Time with a secondary weapon, probably a scimitar-like sword

Grab/Zair: Spirit Hook - Prince throws out a magical hook of sand, pulling in enemies and tethering ledges. The Zair version on hit stuns in time, like Nair
Pummel: The Prince slices across the middle with his dagger
F throw: The Prince throws the opponent forward, based on the basic throw function
B throw: Same as F throw
D throw: Asha's Fury - The Prince trips his opponent and plunges his dagger through them and into the ground
U throw: Whirlwind Uppercut

Neutral Special (Breath of Delay): The Prince sends out a wave of wind/sand, any opponent hit gets their movement and attacks slowed down for the next 5 seconds. Uses one sand tank. Alternatively, hit opponent's turn gray like a statue and can't move for a few seconds

If no sands are available, The Prince will attempt to stab with his dagger. If this connects, the usual effect of his Nspecial occurs but for a shorter duration.

Side Special (Sprint Vault/Flight): Ground version - The Prince runs forward, if an enemy is in his way the Prince will use them as a springboard, flip behind them and slash them across the back. If this is used when running towards a wall the Prince will run up it and flip off.

Air version - The Prince will use a burst of wind to air dash rapidly forward, slashing any opponent in his way. If he comes into contact with a wall, he will run up it and flip off

If the player presses A or B during wall run, they will jump off and perform a spin-kick dagger-slash combination

Down Special (Haste): When used the Prince gains temporarily faster running/air speed and his attacks are sped up, this uses up all Sand Tanks and can only be used when full.

If his tanks are not maxed, he will instead perform a counter. This will reference the disarming systems of AC and PP, although obviously he doesn't take the opponent's weapon. Rather, this functions like a usual smash bros counter. The timing is extra on the strict side, but also very damaging and powerful. The attack itself is 2 hits, can either be 2 kicks or dagger followed by sword.

Up Special (Rewind): When pressed, the Prince will begin to rewind time for himself, reversing any jump, fall, or knockback he sustained. If the Prince is hit during this rewind it will be cancelled. Uses one sand tank

If no sands are available, the Prince will launch himself through the air, referencing the Superjump potion from the original classics.


Final Smash (The Dark Prince): The Prince transforms into his dark alter ego, using the daggertail weapon and increased superhuman traits as well as an infinite pool of sand power to destroy his enemies.

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In this form, The Prince retains the exact same B move set, with a limited A move set. These will involve wide-radius chain blade attacks. His grab is replaced by a command grab in which he pulls the opponent in with the chainblade and slices them a few times with the dagger.


Overall, The Prince offers a great variety and relevance that few others can offer, and explores a new realm of gameplay via time manipulation. He could be a truly unique and relevant part of smash.
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Yeah I'm really conflicted on this one.

The Prince is iconic; I mean, he's even got a movie.

But what would we count him as? I don't want him as our PC rep, but is he Microsoft, Sony, or what? Kinda confused.

Also, I wouldn't say he's really relevant; I mean, he hasn't had a game in 5 years, and he won't be getting one any time soon from what I can see.

But I LOVE the moveset. It'd be cool to be a sand fighter in Smash.

So yeah, I can't deny the Prince's iconicness, actually. I'm just very conflicted.
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The Prince of Persia IP is owned by Ubisoft currently
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Lego Shaq wrote:
Yeah I'm really conflicted on this one.

The Prince is iconic; I mean, he's even got a movie.

But what would we count him as? I don't want him as our PC rep, but is he Microsoft, Sony, or what? Kinda confused.

Also, I wouldn't say he's really relevant; I mean, he hasn't had a game in 5 years, and he won't be getting one any time soon from what I can see.

But I LOVE the moveset. It'd be cool to be a sand fighter in Smash.

So yeah, I can't deny the Prince's iconicness, actually. I'm just very conflicted.

That's fair, I guess I meant relevance to the history of gaming. Although there have been rumors and even leaked screenshots of a possible upcoming PoP reboot from Ubisoft, we'll see if that goes anywhere.

He's not a PC rep, he's third party Ubisoft. His ties are also far greater to Nintendo and even Apple than to Microsoft and Sony.
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I support. Even though i never heard of this game i think you did a great job explaining it.
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Perfect Hell wrote:
Lego Shaq wrote:
Yeah I'm really conflicted on this one.

The Prince is iconic; I mean, he's even got a movie.

But what would we count him as? I don't want him as our PC rep, but is he Microsoft, Sony, or what? Kinda confused.

Also, I wouldn't say he's really relevant; I mean, he hasn't had a game in 5 years, and he won't be getting one any time soon from what I can see.

But I LOVE the moveset. It'd be cool to be a sand fighter in Smash.

So yeah, I can't deny the Prince's iconicness, actually. I'm just very conflicted.

That's fair, I guess I meant relevance to the history of gaming.  Although there have been rumors and even leaked screenshots of a possible upcoming PoP reboot from Ubisoft, we'll see if that goes anywhere.

He's not a PC rep, he's third party Ubisoft.  His ties are also far greater to Nintendo and even Apple than to Microsoft and Sony.
Actually, from what I researched, most of his games are released on Microsoft and Sony consoles. There's a few Nintendo exclusives, yeah, though.

I suppose he's relevant to gaming, still conflicted though..
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Huge support; I adore Sands of Time, and especially the way it organically implemented time travel into action-platformer gameplay. Stellar game. Fantastic moveset. Awesome gimmick. Iconic, beloved character. Long-standing (if currently idle) relevance to the gaming industry. Everything is perfect for the Prince to be in.
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The move-set sounds like a lot of fun, support
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VultureDuck wrote:
The move-set sounds like a lot of fun, support
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Leafyon wrote:
VultureDuck wrote:
The move-set sounds like a lot of fun, support
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desu wrote:
Leafyon wrote:
VultureDuck wrote:
The move-set sounds like a lot of fun, support
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Prince of Persia is a popular and long running video game franchise. Because of this and the moveset above, I support.
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Totally suport
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