Favorite character from Super Smash Bros
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Mr Game & Watch.
I'll play with him just because it's hilarity all around. Plus, he's the last character I expected when I unlocked him in melee
I'll play with him just because it's hilarity all around. Plus, he's the last character I expected when I unlocked him in melee
Marth and Shiek. Quick characters are endless fun.
Link in the original. If you can use bombs wisely, nothing can stand in your way.
Link in the original. If you can use bombs wisely, nothing can stand in your way.
Oh man, this brings back memories. In the 64 version, I thought fox was the easiest, and therefor, best to play for a 4 year old. I loved him, but he was sadly changed in melee. In melee, however, hands down my vote goes to the Mustachioed Man with the PHD in kickassery. Extremely well balanced, with some powerful reflection, and impossible knock-out power (remembering that maniacal knuckle-sandwich), Doctor Mario will always have a special place in my heart.
In brawl, I can usually get near the top in tournys with Link, but then again who can't? My favorite character to play would be Rob. I have never failed to kill at least one person with his Final Smash.
In brawl, I can usually get near the top in tournys with Link, but then again who can't? My favorite character to play would be Rob. I have never failed to kill at least one person with his Final Smash.
Young Link was awesome, but the Melee characters can't compare to the Brawl characters. The top three: 3.(though most used)Kirby
2. Fox
1.(only used when I need to) Sheik. That's based on my skill with each character, and how they handle. Captain Falcon's awesome, but with my top three, each one can immediately jump up and net an opponent in an infinite barrage of punches(though rare and hard to do).
2. Fox
1.(only used when I need to) Sheik. That's based on my skill with each character, and how they handle. Captain Falcon's awesome, but with my top three, each one can immediately jump up and net an opponent in an infinite barrage of punches(though rare and hard to do).
King Dedede
I have his moves down to a fine art. If someone were to charge at me I can time is right so my hammer smashes them out of the field.
Samus
the range of moves of Samus is great. The combos you can string is awesome.
Zero Suit Samus
Weak as crap and can't kill anything on their own. When is comes to Sudden Death & kill stealing you can't go past Zero Suit Samus.
Young Link
Link had nice power but I always feel to was to slow. Young link fixs that problem.
I have his moves down to a fine art. If someone were to charge at me I can time is right so my hammer smashes them out of the field.
Samus
the range of moves of Samus is great. The combos you can string is awesome.
Zero Suit Samus
Weak as crap and can't kill anything on their own. When is comes to Sudden Death & kill stealing you can't go past Zero Suit Samus.
Young Link
Link had nice power but I always feel to was to slow. Young link fixs that problem.
The GODDAMN Kirby man!! in Brawl that is.
In Melee I like Roy and Mewtwo; yes, MEWTWO. the so-called weakest character in Melee is my most favourite!
In Melee I like Roy and Mewtwo; yes, MEWTWO. the so-called weakest character in Melee is my most favourite!
I've played the N64 version the most, followed by Melee. Brawl I've only had limited experience with, as I never had it.
I forgot how I progressed, but I was one of the few who always hated Kirby regardless of how seemingly-overpowered he was. I was excellent with Fox, Captain Falcon, and Link (Once you get his bomb-throwing down, he's dangerous from all angles). Eventually I started getting better with Samus (especially with her flamethrower move (I think it's a jump, move left or right non-smash, then press A)). Honestly, I think it was easier to balance without so many other characters, but even Luigi was good if you could consistently get close enough for his up+b to do the full 25 damage. By the end everyone was usable, but I still feel weakest with Ness and Donkey Kong. Yoshi was a strange case - I loved playing him and his jump+down+a (the paddle-wheel multi-kick) would do like 40-50% damage if you could get the whole thing on someone (especially good vs. Master Hand), and his eggs were a great skill-shot. However, he really didn't have a up+b that helped him jump, so if you lost control of your character in mid-air, he didn't really have any way to recover.
In Melee, Fox, Marth, and Sheik were seriously the only competitive characters with wavedashing, and Fox was probably my best. He remained pretty much unchanged from the N64 version other than the addition of his left/right+B and his blaster not doing knockback (or having recoil, or firing faster in the air) However, he was definitely the character I attached myself to once I decided I wanted to actually do well.
Brawl, well, I've only played the game two or three times and mostly consist of me trying the new characters and the ridiculous final-smashes, so...I'd hate to say I have a favorite character there.
I forgot how I progressed, but I was one of the few who always hated Kirby regardless of how seemingly-overpowered he was. I was excellent with Fox, Captain Falcon, and Link (Once you get his bomb-throwing down, he's dangerous from all angles). Eventually I started getting better with Samus (especially with her flamethrower move (I think it's a jump, move left or right non-smash, then press A)). Honestly, I think it was easier to balance without so many other characters, but even Luigi was good if you could consistently get close enough for his up+b to do the full 25 damage. By the end everyone was usable, but I still feel weakest with Ness and Donkey Kong. Yoshi was a strange case - I loved playing him and his jump+down+a (the paddle-wheel multi-kick) would do like 40-50% damage if you could get the whole thing on someone (especially good vs. Master Hand), and his eggs were a great skill-shot. However, he really didn't have a up+b that helped him jump, so if you lost control of your character in mid-air, he didn't really have any way to recover.
In Melee, Fox, Marth, and Sheik were seriously the only competitive characters with wavedashing, and Fox was probably my best. He remained pretty much unchanged from the N64 version other than the addition of his left/right+B and his blaster not doing knockback (or having recoil, or firing faster in the air) However, he was definitely the character I attached myself to once I decided I wanted to actually do well.
Brawl, well, I've only played the game two or three times and mostly consist of me trying the new characters and the ridiculous final-smashes, so...I'd hate to say I have a favorite character there.
