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Where is my Brain!? Where’s My Mommy? Where’s My What? Who’s your Santa!? Your amazing T-Gotchi! Master Duel Yu-Gi-Oh!<\/p>\n Duel Links Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist Yu-Gi-Oh! F Zup! S Zup! X Zup! XS Zup! Z Zup! Zero Zup! Last update: Series 1. Amateur Hunter Level 1 XP: Crownsguard Captain Level 2 XP: Shield of the King Level 3 XP: Blademaster’s Disciple Level 4 XP: Advertising by Network N Ltd, see Disclaimer for more information.<\/p>\n RPG , Violent.<\/p>\n This time, you activate them by attacking them and they would cause the fruit slicing blades from Fruity Factory to temporarily appear at the bottom blast zone. They function like the lava in Brinstar. Launching a player up when they touch it but not dealing a KO until very high percents.<\/p>\n Oil Drums: Like the ones found in the good old classic Donkey Kong from In that game, when a barrel hit the oil drum, it would spawn a sentient fireball to chase Mario down. Same idea here. When an item or projectile hits the oil drum, said item or projectile is burned away and a sentient fireball appears to chase down fighters until it disappears.<\/p>\n Unlike in Donkey Kong where you could defeat them with a hammer, they are unable to be damaged here. Mushroom Platform – red platform similar to a Mushroom Gorge mushroom, the height can be adjusted and it will bounce up opponents. None of them can be fallen through, and the stem can be adjusted to allow or deny opponents to pass through it. Goal Zone – line that can act as a blast zone, you can use it for sports stages like Smashketball and Smash Soccer.<\/p>\n You can also assign certain point values if you wanna make something like pinball or American Football , you can change the color of the Goal Zone, and you can make it invisible as well as basic things like adjusting the width, length, and angle.<\/p>\n Derm Wario Wario Wario. FazDude Waluigi: A statue of himself. It’s Waluigi; He wouldn’t want anything else. Yes, Fawful is wearing the dress.<\/p>\n FazDude Professor E. Gadd: A metal crate bearing his likeness, seen in Super Mario Sunshine. FazDude Klump: A cannon, with the hole pointing towards the sky. Wii during his boss fight. FazDude Mimi: A metal version of her spider form. FazDude Rawk Hawk: A golden statue of himself.<\/p>\n FazDude President Koopa: A stone bust of himself. This wouldn’t change based on evolution status. Other sports outfits may be added later as alts. Spoiler Jab: Waluigi throws two hooks before throwing a stylish straight kick. Dash Attack: Waluigi springs forwards, only to land on the ground and slide forwards a short distance.<\/p>\n This can be seen as an attempt at a soccer goalie’s lunge, referencing the Super Mario Strikers games, a reference to Waluigi’s trophy animation in Mario Power Tennis , or Waluigi’s attempt at performing the infamous Luigi Missile in defiance of his rival.<\/p>\n All three could work well for the character. Forward Tilt: Waluigi jabs two of his fingers out in an attempt to poke his opponent in the eyes. Not only can this be seen as a cheap knockoff of Luigi’s Forward Smash, but it’s fitting for Waluigi. Down Tilt: Waluigi performs a stomp, not too dissimilar from the one he currently uses as an Assist Trophy.<\/p>\n Just like King K. Rool’s down tilt, it can bury opponents. Forward Smash: Waluigi charges up before swinging a tennis racket forwards. While not particularly powerful, it can reflect projectiles just like Ness’ F-Smash. Down Smash: Waluigi performs a breakdance kick, similar to a lot of characters’ Down Smashes. This move simply represents Waluigi’s love of dance. Forward Air: Waluigi thrusts his leg out while posing for the camera, referencing a trick he pulls off in the Mario Kart games.<\/p>\n Back Air: Waluigi throws a nasty roundhouse kick behind himself. The tip of the shape is a sweetspot.<\/p>\n This move can spike opponents during its first few frames. Pummel: Waluigi knocks on the opponent’s head. Forward Throw: Waluigi lobs the opponent forwards with his tennis racket. Back Throw: Waluigi tosses his opponent behind him before giving them a kick in the rear. Up Throw: Waluigi tosses his opponent into the air before uppercutting them, as if he were hitting a Dice Block from Mario Party.<\/p>\n Down Throw: Waluigi tosses his foe to the floor before whacking them with a golf club. While the ball is airborne, hitting any button will cause Waluigi to swing his racket, being able to serve the ball in different arcs depending on your timing. The closer the ball is to the center of the racket, the more speed and power the ball will gain.<\/p>\n After serving it, the ball becomes capable of damaging opponents and bouncing off most surfaces, only despawning once it goes off-stage, Waluigi gets KO’d, or after some time. While Waluigi serving this special ball works in the same way as the normal ball, it will not bounce at all. Instead, upon contact with anything, the ball suddenly expands into a poisonous cloud, similar to Piranha Plant’s Side Special.<\/p>\n If you use the Neutral Special while either ball is out, Waluigi performs a faster, but much weaker version of his F-Smash, perfect for returning served balls.<\/p>\n Side Special: Swimming Return Waluigi performs five breaststrokes in the air, being able to turn in any 90 degree angle inbetween strokes. In essence, it’s a weaker, slower version of Sora’s Sonic Blade without the lock-on functionality.<\/p>\n However, Waluigi can also cancel the move at any time between strokes with an aerial or jump, giving him some mix-up potential. While spinning, he can ascend upwards in a curved trajectory before entering freefall. While it isn’t the best recovery option, it can hit the opponent multiple times. In addition, it can also reflect projectiles as a nod to the move’s original purpose. After a short wind-up, he hits the block above his head, after which a number between 1 and 10 will appear, determining the outcome of the move much like Mr.<\/p>\n However, there is a short cooldown inbetween hitting the block and being able to use it again. Taunts Up: Waluigi cackles. Left: Waluigi pulls out a rose before throwing it forwards. This move can deal miniscule non-flinching damage. Down: Waluigi performs the crotch chop from Mario Strikers Charged vulgar, yes, but iconic to his character while spouting a random line which either praises himself or mocking his opponents.<\/p>\n Victory Animations Waluigi tosses a rose into the air before spinning around and posing, catching the rose in his mouth. Waluigi points and laughs at the camera, being a parallel to one of Wario’s victory animations. Waluigi stylishly moonwalks into view before performing a pose. Waluigi strums his tennis racket, pretending it’s a guitar, before posing for the camera. Intro Torgo the Bear Waluigi is already on the stage, but he’s obscured by shadows.<\/p>\n Suddenly, a spotlight beams down from nowhere, illuminating the beautiful man! He strikes a pose, similarly to the ones he makes in that one Super Mario Party rhythm minigame where he’s the dancemaster, before entering his idle pose.<\/p>\n Final Smash: Bob-Ombs Away! After some time or after 10 Bob-Ombs are thrown , Waluigi leaps back to the stage. Releasing “B” will cause Geno’s arm to transform into a sort of cannon and fire a straight beam of energy across the stage.<\/p>\n The Max number of stars is 3. If players overcharge the Geno Beam by charging it longer than 2 stars its attacking power will be reduced and the beam will appear smaller than it does when charged at 1 Red Star. On that note, the Geno Beam must be charged at least to one star before firing. Geno tucks one arm under his cape and thrusts his hand forward as he throws a flying disk made of yellow energy at his foes.<\/p>\n The closer a foe is the weaker this attack is- but the further away the target is the more powerful the attack is. A chargeable attack, Geno holds his arms up as this move is being charged.<\/p>\n Over his head Red Stars appear while sparkles of energy rise from the ground around him. Geno then send a thin beam into the air- this beam will deal DMG to anyone who touches it, the beam vanishes at a certain point. Geno then suddenly throws his hands down, bending over slightly. Then at the point where the beam vanished, comes several beams of colored lights- a battling borealis- slamming down into the area below!<\/p>\n Power and the number of pillars depends on how long the attack was charged for. Using his magic, Geno attempts to boost his power. Geno raises his arms above his head and several red arrows appear and fly upward around him lifting him into the air.<\/p>\n This move cannot stack. Also if the player pressed “B” at the exact moment when all the arrows have vanished and before the “ATK UP” text is displayed, Geno will flash with energy in the shape of a red star- any opponent who touches this will recive the text “DEF DOWN” above them, all attacks will now deal double what they would.<\/p>\n Each goomba in the tower rides on and copies the attacks of the player Goomba, creating a wall of hitboxes with every attack. However, the tower goombas can be knocked off very easily. There can be a max of 4 extra goombas for a total of 5. Forward Special – Para-leap: Sprouts a pair of wings and leaps forward.<\/p>\n Harming those it hits. Has a slightly lower falling speed when using this move. Up Special – Balloon: Attaches a balloon to themself and slowly flies upward. Can be detached at any time by inputting any move. Anyone it touches gets hit for a ton of damage. They are invincible during this. Down Smash: Turns red and stomps on the ground. Causing a small earthquake to appear around them. Reference to the Mad Goomba Dash Attack: Jumps into an ice skate and quickly slides across the ground.<\/p>\n Only stops when it hits something or touches the ledge. Left: The Goomba sprouts its Paragoomba wings and flutters them. Right: The Goomba bites at the air. Down: The Goomba flattens itself for a second before popping back up. Goomba Victory Animations FazDude Mario is seen standing in-frame, with only the upper half of his body visible. Suddenly, we hear the little “beep” that proceeds the death jingle in SMB1 as Mario’s face becomes shocked.<\/p>\n He then falls down as the camera pans down to reveal a very satisfied Goomba. Only the sole Goomba is seen on-screen at first before a Goomba Tower suddenly sprouts beneath them, now looking down at the camera menancingly. Goomba happily dances around before posing on one foot. Simple, yet effective. Spoiler Ashley and Red are zoners who use pitchfork disjoints to pressure foes to back off, while their specials mess with foes psychologically for tricky setups and turn the stage into an elaborate maze, though the duo lack much in power.<\/p>\n Ashley only uses Red for casting spells, and he does most of the duo’s non-special attacks with his pitchfork. Neutral Special: Deactivate Ashley casts a beam with staff-Red which goes forwards extremely slowly.<\/p>\n It doesn’t deal knockback, but causes slight damage and deactivates special attacks for 4 seconds. It has a short range so the obvious edgeguard function by disabling Up B isn’t as practical as it sounds. Side B: Garlic. Spoiler Fast animations like his flutter-jumping legs; dash attack and side smash make Gooigi’s limbs lose shape.<\/p>\n Gooigi Tornado down B has Gooigi completely shapeshift into a tornado. Gooigi cannot crawl, but melts into a blob when crouching Gooigi is slower on the ground than Luigi, but faster in the air.<\/p>\n He is lighter and his moves deal less damage but more knockback. Gooigi is no taller or shorter than Luigi, but many animations are exaggeratedly squash-and-stretch which makes him slightly harder to hit at times. When hit a far distance, he becomes a vague blob until going out of hitstun – this makes him harder to combo Green Missile cannot misfire, but the button can be pressed again as Gooigi hits a foe to make it more powerful. Gooigi also becomes a vague blob when firing Gooigi takes off and re-grows his nose in place of Fireball, the move doesn’t circle around but rather goes in a completely straight line that is high up and therefore easy to dodge.<\/p>\n Gooigi does not grab opponents with the Poltergust. Instead, he has a more traditional grab, but with a less traditional animation, that being that he turns into a generic green blob that his opponent is trapped in.<\/p>\n The up, forward, and backward throw animations are all just Gooigi jerking in certain directions and launching his foes out of him, while the down throw has him slam into the ground with the opponent combos at later percents than Luigi’s down throw, but also does a bit of damage to Gooigi himself.<\/p>\n The other throws are just visual changes. This alternative grab Gooigi has with less range and no functional special attributes, but less startup lets Luigi players used to his pre-Ultimate grab have another choice they can gravitate towards. He doesn’t even notice as it regrows Forward: Luigi’s iconic planking taunt, Gooigi bursts into a puddle when he lands Back: Gooigi spins his cap around himself gaining a flat forehead instead of revealing his hair – the cap goes into his stomach and pops out on his head.<\/p>\n Gooigi victories Wario Wario Wario Gooigi tries to aim his poltergust, but he gets sucked into it and it explodes, leaving goo everywhere Gooigi is a puddle. He doesn’t do anything Gooigi does Luigi’s shuffling dance from Smash 64 – he’s slowly grinded away from the bottom up, but you’ll only notice this if you stay on the results screen for a long time. Gooigi flails his arms back and forth, but they eventually fly off, causing him to shrug with what little arms he has left.<\/p>\n Spoiler Funky Kong is faster and has better frame data than DK, but is weaker and easier to launch. Funky Kong lacks DK’s cargo throw, instead having a normal forward throw. Funky Kong’s animations and expressions are more carefree and relaxed than DK’s for example, while DK looks angry with a fully-charged Giant Punch, Funky looks more cocky. Funky Kong’s up special, Spinning Board , has him spin on his surfboard to gain extra height. While this makes it faster and better for recovery, it only hits once as opposed to Spinning Kong’s multi-hit nature and doesn’t give Funky super armor.<\/p>\n However, the cinematic for Funky’s FS has him use the Boot Cannon from Donkey Kong 64 , dealing a single powerful blow rather than a barrage of hits. Victory Animations: Funky performs a breakdance before jumping up and landing with his arm flexed, referencing a victory animation from Mario Super Sluggers.<\/p>\n Funky spins in with his surfboard before landing and posing. Funky does a flip in the air before landing with a thumbs-up. Funky simply chugs a bottle of Banana Juice before giving the camera a cocky grin.<\/p>\n Funky Taunts: Up: Funky performs a brief handstand on his surfboard. Left: Funky performs Donkey’s dab from MK8. Right: Funky beats his chest just like DK, but isn’t as aggressive about it. Also, he makes this noise. Down: Funky polishes his surfboard with a banana peel. Spoiler Character overview: Mama and Tuxie are two halves of a character in the most literal sense.<\/p>\n Tuxie wanders around aimlessly onstage, having a mind of its own, being able to take damage and knockback, and he is the easiest character in the cast to launch.<\/p>\n He will use a double jump and a small penguin flutter if launched offstage, but not KO’d, though this recovery isn’t very good. He’ll run in distress when an attack near him misses, but other than that he is oblivious to the action entirely. The other half of the character is Mama, who is large and heavy, does large startup attacks with heavy armor, deals high damage and knockback in her attacks, and has great mobility thanks to her Side B more on that later.<\/p>\n KO’ing Mama does not result in the mother-son duo losing a stock, but it does result in the Mama player now gaining control of Tuxie who has very limited options. Tuxie’s not very fast as he has yet to learn how to slide like his Mama. As the Mama player, you have to keep Tuxie safe with your strong attacks, and if you’ve transitioned to playing as Tuxie, you now have to either run out the clock or get little spurts of damage in while you can.<\/p>\n Below are Mama’s specials. Side B: Belly Slide Mama takes a few steps forward before sliding on her belly. This move has a bit of startup and acts like a heavy dash attack in NASB, gives you a lot of speed and the momentum can be carried over if you cancel the attack after hitting someone. Neutral B: Icy Slap Basically the old Ice Climbers neutral b, however it now has a weak hitbox when Mama slaps the pair of small iceberg projectiles.<\/p>\n Down B: Peck A three-level chargeable forward peck, with super armor if you charge past the first level. Level One is a medium-range poking tool that can set up a techchase situation which you can follow up on with Side B , second level is a bit stronger and can freeze at the sweetspot, and the third level kills and destroys full shields.<\/p>\n It is impossible to store the charge over the time, but you can cancel the attack by shielding, jumping, or rolling. Up B: Snowy Swap This is a bit of a weird one. In Chess, you can sometimes swap the places of your Rook and your King, called Castling, and this duo has the same deal for their Up B.<\/p>\n Both characters are momentarily covered in an icy, dusty cloud, during which they are invulnerable and impossible to see. When the move ends, Mama is where Tuxie was and vice versa. Each one has a very strong hitbox on the attack when they spawn. Imagine Orcane’s Up B if the puddle was a completely separate character. You can use this to quickly get Tuxie out of trouble or if you’ve run out of your double jump with Mama offstage and think Tuxie might be able to make it back safely.<\/p>\n You don’t regain control immediatly though, as both penguins will be somewhat dizzy after the swap, so do be extremely careful when using this high-risk, high-reward attack.<\/p>\n Does small amount of damage and is a quick get off me tool. Tuxie can do anything the other characters can movement wise. Left: Mama takes out a Cheep Cheep and eats it. Right: Mama faces right angrily and vocalizes aggressively.<\/p>\n Down: Mama does a few small hops. Down: Tuxie builds a small snowman who resembles the giant one seen on Cool, Cool Mountain. The snowman lingers for a few seconds before melting away, but its only purpose is aesthetical flair. Mama lies down to take a nap, with Tuxie jumping on her back repeatedly to her charagin. Mama and Tuxie admire a Power Star before posing with it.<\/p>\n Mama carries Tuxie up to the camera as he happily waves “bye-bye” to it. Spoiler The Baby Bros. Belay is renaimed “Daisy Chain” and uses a row of flowers Blizzard is renamed “Heatwave” and instead of freezing can cause lasting fire damage, which functions similarly to Olimar’s Pikmin Ice Shot is renamed “Electro Shock” and involves an electric wave. It cannot freeze. Left: The babies do a little dance, similar to their awards animations from Mario Kart Wii. Right: The babies pull out a cookie and eat it.<\/p>\n Down: The babies sit down and begin crying. It’s just as annoying as it sounds. Baby Bro Victories FazDude A small bundle is dropped onto the ground, with the babies popping out of it to wave goodbye.<\/p>\n One of the babies is seen crying in a bubble, with the other arriving to pop it before the two pose. The babies are seen taking a nap. The babies put together a little trophy made out of toy blocks before clapping Baby Bros. Spoiler Dixie has 2 double jumps 3 jumps total – she’s somewhat of a turtle and her playstyle revolves around spacing with ponytail, guitar, and bubblegum disjoints. B: Guitar Strum. Spoiler Upon entering the water, Timber’s car enters a hovercraft form for this game, his vehicle can transform ala the cars in Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed.<\/p>\n While this leaves him unable to drown like most fighters, it does give him a larger swimming hurtbox. A simple tap of the special button has the rocket fly straight forwards, while holding the button will have it charge up for a moment before homing in on the nearest player in front of Timber. Either way, it’s essentially Samus’ side special. Charging up the move increases its range, but keep in mind that Timber cannot turn around or cancel the move until the car returns to its normal speed.<\/p>\n Up Special: Plane Mode Timber’s car is converted into a plane, which proceeds to fly diagonally upwards, after which it reverts to its car form, leaving Timber in an odd sort of freefall state; He cannot use any special attacks, but normal attacks and dodges are still A-OK.<\/p>\n Down Special: Mine Using the Green Balloon’s item, a mine pops out of the back of Timber’s car, exploding once an opponent touches it. However, only one mine can be on-screen per Timber. Entry animation: A balloon hatch disappears and Timber flies in using the car’s plane form, this is accompanied by the sound of children cheering Wario Wario Wario Timber Final Smash: Final Lap FazDude Timber turns his car into a plane and flies forwards, trapping any hit opponent in a cinematic.<\/p>\n The cinematic takes place on Timber’s Island, where the opponents are being held up by item balloons. Suddenly, Timber, along with a few other racers from Diddy Kong Racing, come flying around the bend and ram into the balloons, launching the opponents in the process.<\/p>\n This is accompanied by a stock children cheering sound effect. The racer crosses a finish line and cheers Wizpig is chasing the racer who is in a plane, but hits his head on a giant branch.<\/p>\n This is accompanied by a stock children laughing sound effect. Spoiler Penny is lighter than Wario, she has slower falling speed and faster air speed. She is generally weaker but also faster Chomp has been replaced with a new invention, the Chattering Teethbot – the Teethbot cannot eat items or heal, but it can throw foes backwards. Waft has been replaced with Jet Tank Overload, where Penny overloads her Jet Tank with hot water and creates a blast of smoke. This functions like a mid-charged waft basically a big explosion that makes you jump up , your foe’s trajectory is fixed to your jump, making this a stellar combo starter The trip dash attack is reinstated Penny’s bike is the one she made for Wario in Smooth Moves – referred to as the Penny Bike, it is smaller and thus a little harder to hit with when perched on – when Penny jumps off the bike it continues driving as a projectile until it hits a wall which makes it explode or falls off the stage.<\/p>\n It cannot be picked up. The shoulder bash side smash has also been reinstated In her neutral air, Penny’s coat becomes loose instead of bloating. This hits to the left and right Penny’s back air is a dropkick Penny’s forward tilt is a softer equivalent to Wario’s current forward Smash A blueprint is added to her down tilt, this is only cosmetic Penny wears a helmet akin to her Grandpa’s for her up smash, this is also exclusively cosmetic.<\/p>\n Penny has a rapid jab using water from the Jet Tank One, this is akin to Inkling’s. She doesn’t have a standard jab. This propells Penny slightly backwards, but this is barely noticable let alone useful or detrimental Intro: Penny appears from two puffs of smoke with random, pastel, colours with frizzled hair and broken potions on the ground, she stares the screen comically before fixing her hair and rubbing off the soot Penny Final Smash: Alien Laser Hero.<\/p>\n Spoiler Naturally Captain Toad isn’t a particularly acrobatic individual. His heavy backpack prevents him from jumping far or high, and although his dash speed isn’t too bad, he’s not outpacing many. However, where the good Captain does excel is with his bag of ‘special’ tricks which work around his lack of leaping and give him some movement and ways to chase down his opponents.<\/p>\n Neutral special: Backpack Bash A secret attack in Captain Toad Treasure Tracker, the backpack bash has Captain Toad spin in circles until his big backpack bashes opponents back. If charged, he’ll perform this with a pickaxe in hand, allowing him to deal greater damage with more range as he spins, protecting both his back and front. Up special: Block Switch Pull A key aspect of Captain Toad Treasure Tracker was activating mechanisms throughout the world that would allow him to make his way through.<\/p>\n These would include turnstyles that would rotate things, touch blocks that would move blocks up and down, propeller platforms that would rise when blown on, etc When Captain Toad pulls this, a block tower will appear below him, elevating him to a higher, temporary platform. Captain Toad will be bounced into the air and a wall will appear below him.<\/p>\n Useful for blocking opponents moves or performing the Captain’s aerials as he falls back to the stage. This move can still be activated in the air, allowing for the Captain to get some good height through the sudden burst from the platform, although not taking advantage of the block’s momentum may leave the Captain stranded on a tiny platform he cannot return to the stage from.<\/p>\n Only one block can be out at a time. Once inside the cannon he can fire a burst of turnips. These can be angled like Yoshi’s eggs could in Brawl, allowing for great coverage and giving Captain Toad a powerful projectile move. The downside is that he’s not able to move at all whilst in the cannon, and performing this in the air will prevent him from using his up special, although an aerial turnip cannon can allow him to fire the turnips backwards to be pushed in that direction.<\/p>\n I didn’t want to overlap with Peach’s pluck too much, but the turnips are absolutely a major part of Treasure Tracker so we need them! Side Special: Minecart Captain Toad brings a minecart out of his backpack no wonder it’s so heavy! This shoots forwards with great speed knocking any opponent in it’s way flying. Captain Toad can abandon the minecart by ‘jumping’ out of it although really it’s more of a clamber out.<\/p>\n Unlike Wario’s bike, this cannot be turned around, although having a minecart out will not prevent you from activating another if Captain Toad is no longer in it, making it somewhat chainable. Due to it’s trajectory it can be easy to avoid if you’re aware it’s coming Final Smash: Wingo FazDude. It’ll just sit there, doing cute baby stuff.<\/p>\n However, should the Neutral B be used again, the baby will cry, causing the Stork to rush to its position, gaining super armor and damaging opponents in the way of the Stork’s flight. However, there is some end lag after the Stork catches up to the baby, as it picks the tot back up and calms it down. Side B: Swaddle Swoop The Stork swoops forward, with the baby shaking a rattle for a multi-hit attack.<\/p>\n This won’t happen if the baby has been dropped off, though, with the multi-hits being replaced with a single, yet stronger hit. If the baby has been dropped off, the Stork instead flies upwards, dealing no damage but having greater vertical distance.<\/p>\n However, this Up B does not place the Stork into free-fall, but it cannot use its special moves until it touches the ground again. Down B: Lullaby The Stork sings a lullaby to calm the baby down, putting nearby opponents to sleep. The Storks then swoop through the foreground, attempting to home in on opponents to deal big damage upon contact. The player’s Stork attacks last and deals the most damage before returning to the spot where the Final Smash was activated.<\/p>\n The Stork taunts Wario Wario Wario Up: The Stork holds its feathers next to its cheek – if it has the baby, it will put the baby on its head and look upwards on this animation Side: The Stork gets out a cloud and molds it into the shape of a baby a la Pixar’s Partly Cloudy Back: The Stork checks a map to see if it’s made the right turn Down: The Stork stretches its “shoulders” wings Stork victories Wario Wario Wario The Stork drops off a baby at a house, the baby it’s been fighting with the help of will then appear on its head.<\/p>\n The Stork plays with all the babies including the Baby Bros. Pipe” follows. The Stork tells a story to all the babies including the Baby Bros.<\/p>\n Side B is the Rocket. Undodog throws a tiny undo rocket. Functions the same as the clay pigeon with one change: if it lands, it makes an extremely powerful explosion, while if it’s clicked it will make a smaller explosion good for starting combos The Wild Gunmen have been replaced by a Bill Blaster, which actually can shoot out one of multiple types of ammo: Standard Bullet Bills which fly straight forwards , Bulls-Eye Bills which home in on opponents , Green Shells, or Bob-Ombs.<\/p>\n The fighters hit are thrown into a large pit consisting of as many dangerous enemies that could fit there, as if it was designed by a young person. Yamamura looks worried and tries to make the level more thoughtfully designed by pressing on the buttons at the top for blocks and switches, while Undodog continues to run around on the enemy buttons.<\/p>\n Eventually he makes two giant Bowsers stack ontop of each other in the SMB3 style, which is Yamamura’s breaking point. He flies over to Undodog and picks him up, and the level is erased as the pair fly across it. Spoiler Syrup is a slow heavyweight, similar to Ganondorf. She has a lot of disjointed moves Up B: Anchor Throw. Syrup throws an anchor in one of 8 directions.<\/p>\n If it hits ground, she’ll instantly snap to it. The move can also be cancelled to just be used as a falling projectile Side B: Shoulder Bash.<\/p>\n Syrup dashes forwards with her shoulder. This move functions somewhat like Wonderwing, just without the meter. If she’s fighting a foe with no projectiles she can use her Up B. This can be stacked. Every projectile will make her heavier and slower, but also charge up B: Loot Bash: Syrup slams her bag of loot forwards, with its power depending how much loot she’s stolen – each loot slam will remove the power and extra weight of one stolen projectile.<\/p>\n The Genie is roughly the same size as he is in Wario Land, and attacks with the same pattern. The Genie is joined by a mini-genie halfway through his attack who fights just like him. The mini-genie can be killed though. Syrup taunts Wario Wario Wario Up: Syrup flips a coin, it goes up to the sky and a huge bag of coins land for her to grab Forward: Syrup stares smugly, stroking her chin Down: Syrup plants a sword in the ground Back: Syrup bursts into uncontrollable laughter and points at either the lowest ranked fighter or, if the foe s are off-screen, the camera.<\/p>\n Syrup victories: Wario Wario Wario Syrup pokes a barrel of maple syrup written with red paint, with a barely legible “RUM” printed beneath it with her sword, and grabs a wine glass to scoop and drink the oozing syrup.<\/p>\n Syrup sits down on a throne, resting her fist on her cheek and silently chuckling as she smirks, and staring at the camera which is at her side. A parallel to Penny’s Wario victory, Syrup runs off from a panicked plumber Wario, holding what is now her bike.<\/p>\n A gold Peach statue is seen, which Syrup picks up with an grab arm from her pod, paralleling Mario in the WL ending. Pressing the special button has him hurl the orange forwards, which explodes after a few seconds. Side Special: Kannon Klump pulls out a small cannon and fires a single cannonball from it. Unlike K. Rool’s Blunderbuss, Klump’s cannon cannot suck up the cannonball or opponents.<\/p>\n However, the cannonball itself is much faster to compensate. Klump would still have to climb the rope for additional vertical height, but it would allow the rope to become attached to a ledge. Down B: Klump Bump Klump bumps his belly forwards. This move deals no damage and only sends foes flying a tiny bit away, but is very fast; good for starting combos; and gives Klump invincibility while it’s used.<\/p>\n It doesn’t reflect projectiles, but projectiles that can be picked up will fall to the ground when hit by this move. Final Smash: Kremling Ambush FazDude Klump whistles, prompting various Kremling enemies the same kind found in Adventure Mode routes to jump in from the sides of the screen to wreak havoc on Klump’s foes.<\/p>\n After a while, the enemies disappear. Entrance FazDude Klump climbs down a rope. Forward: Klump tosses an orange grenade in his hand, only for it to explode in his face. Back: Klump salutes. Down: Klump marches in place. Klump fires his Kannon repeatedly before posing. Klump and a few Kremling troops are seen feasting on bananas in victory.<\/p>\n Klump begins laughing, only to fall over, unable to get up. Unlike Wario’s similar animation, Klump stops laughing once he falls over, seeming quite frusturated as he tries to get up. Spoiler Pink Gold Peach is heavier and stronger than Peach as expected Pink Gold Peach’s attack speed is slower, but her movement speed on ground is faster. It doesn’t go as far and slows her down to hold, but is obviously bigger and more powerful. She doesn’t glide down after her Up B, however she isn’t left helpless by it either.<\/p>\n Her jab is a punch-punch-kick like in Mario Party instead of a slap She only has two forward smashes: a downwards pickaxe and an upwards shovel. Pink Gold Peach cannot float. Her grab is restored to its pre-Ultimate iteration. Her down throw and back throw are her throwing the foe instead of the butt moves Her back air is a downwards “shoo! It spikes. All heart effects are swapped for explosions like in earlier Smash games. Left: Pink Gold Peach flips a coin with her finger. Right: Pink Gold Peach poses as her body shimmers.<\/p>\n Down: Pink Gold Peach winks at the camera while giving a pointer finger. Pink Gold Peach tosses a Bob-Omb in her hands before tossing it behind her, creating an explosion as her name appears. Pink Gold Peach curtsies for the camera before posing. Pink Gold Peach brandishes her pickaxe.<\/p>\n Spoiler Neutral Special: Rubee Toss Mimi just throws a rubee forward as a quick projectile which can be angled. Side Special: True Charge Mimi transitions into her true form before charging forwards with her spider-like legs, dealing a considerable amount of damage and knockback upon contact with an opponent.<\/p>\n Up Special: True Spin Mimi grows her spider legs and spins them, propelling herself upwards while being able to deal multiple hits of damage. Down Special: Copycat Counter Mimi strikes a pose. If she is hit during this animation, she launches the opponent away with little damage and knockback.<\/p>\n However, she also gains access to their Neutral Special, which works just like Kirby’s copy abilities. Entrance: Torgo the Bear a computer mouse appears that drags a square on the screen, and then that square flips between dimensions until Mimi is standing there. Spoiler Koopa is a stance fighter – both forms are equally as heavy, but his evolved human form has great range but poor speed thanks to his flamethrower, and his devolved T-Rex form has poor range but great speed Evolved: Neutral B: Flamethrower Koopa shoots from his flamethrower, this basically functions like his canon counterpart’s neutral B, but in a straight line instead of downwards Up B: Flame Stompers Koopa jumps up with flame-powered Thwomp Stompers – this creates a small spiking explosion when he jumps, and a very powerful, long-reaching explosion when he lands.<\/p>\n Side B: Meteor Bomb Koopa throws an exploding rock in an arc, the rock becomes more powerful the more it flies, it explodes upon hit with the explosion’s size being determined by the power. You’ll want to use this like a grenade in free-for-alls Down B: Devolution Koopa melts into primordial ooze and reforms into his dinosaur form, this draws foes close to him. First hit can send foes forward if the button is released, second can send foes backwards, third can send foes upwards Up B: Pterolutuon Koopa grows pterodactyl wings, this is basically Ridley’s Up B Side B: Stubby Swipe The only arm move in devolved Koopa’s kit.<\/p>\n President Koopa barks orders into an early mobile phone. President Koopa takes aim with a Deevolution Gun. President Koopa wipes off his hands he’s a big germaphobe. President Koopa sniffs the air. President Koopa taps his claws together. President Koopa stomps the ground. President Koopa hops into his limo, with him giving the camera a wave before it drives off.<\/p>\n President Koopa is seen sitting at a desk, writing down some executive order. He pauses to give the camera an evil glare before returning to his work. President Koopa devolves before roaring at the camera. President Koopa roars victoriously. President Koopa is seen clawing at the ground with the shot resembling Ridley’s clawing victory before turning to the camera with a vicious stare.<\/p>\n President Koopa evolves, quickly tidying his appearance before posing. Spoiler Birdo is a surprisingly heavyweight bruiser character who has poor base mobility, but some great options for getting where she needs to be with her specials.<\/p>\n A Birdo player will need to choose wisely where they go and how they get there. B: Egg Spit. News The game has apparently been finished for a while now. News Once a significant difficult check for players, the Fell Omen has been brought down with a musical instrument. News If you join someone else’s game, your own campaign progress will be separate.<\/p>\n News Todd Howard promises that some Starfield planets will be boring. Our full BenQ GS50 review breaks down what makes it a great portable and outdoor projector. Review This follow-up to the handheld retro console brings the action to your TV and throws in multiplayer for an improved experience. Review The Bumblebee II is a largely solid performer and deserves some of the buzz being made about it.<\/p>\n Some design missteps hold it back but the audio quality is excellent. Review The Thrustmaster eSwap S Pro is a good quality controller with a premium feel and allows you to swap modules, something unique to this series of controllers – but is priced just a bit too high. You’re getting a super clean form factor with a gorgeous display and crisp speakers, all atop a set of powerful components. Review The Razer Kaira is a solid set of cups born to appeal to everyday players who want to invest a little in some higher-quality audio.<\/p>\n Review The HyperX Alloy Origins 65 manages to blend everything one might need in a gaming keyboard and only makes a few small sacrifices to get there.<\/p>\n Buying Guide We’re rounding up the best webcams available to give you choices for both streaming and video conferencing. Buying guide We’re rounding up all the best graphics cards available in Buying Guide We’ve rounded up some top performers that all have the chops to be the next best PS5 monitor for you. Feature Bethesda wants you to feel like a small part of a much larger universe, which is where the Starfield planet boast comes into play.<\/p>\n Buying Guide We’re rounding up all the best PC cases available on the market right now in all major form factors. News Matilda the Musical is coming to the big screen. News The first trailer for Demon Slayer season 3 is here. 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