Super Smash Bros Wii U and 3DS Thread 3: Ridley's Believe It or Not!

Let's do this:

Mario = Dr. Mario
Luigi = Mr. L
Peach = Daisy
Bowser = Dry Bowser
Donkey Kong = Funky Kong
Yoshi = Boshi
Wario = Classic Overalls
Link = Villager Outfit from Twilight Princess
Zelda = Skyward Sword outfit.
Ganondorf = OoT Ganondorf (Assuming TP Ganondorf is the standard)
Toon Link = Train Conductor outfit from Spirit Tracks.
Samus = Fusion armor.
Pit = Dark Pit/Pittwo
Fox/Falco/Wolf = Not too familiar with this series... Command/Adventure outfits, I guess?
Pokemon Trainer = Female Trainer (Hopefully we get more than one to represent every Gen)
Pikachu = Female Pikachu
Marth = Lucina
Ike = Priam
Roy = Eliwood
Ness = Ninten
Lucas = Claus
Villager = Female Villager
Sonic = Classic Sonic
Mega Man = Ugly Cover Art Mega Man, or maybe Proto Man.
 
I don't see why people are so angry about this. It's Wii Fit Trainer. They're our WTF characters.

He's clearly saying costumes will not be part of the customisation process when it comes to a character i.e. we can't make our own costumes for Mario and give him a sombrero.

Leave that to the modders a la El Donté.
 
I always thought it'd be fun if the characters had "cosplay" outfits of lesser Nintendo characters rather than completely changing into different ones.

Stuff like Wario dressing up as the detective from Gumshoe, or Toon Link wearing Prince Sable's clothes.

Do female Pokemon look different? If not then just changing the trainer should be enough.

Some do, but not all of them. In Generation IV they added gender differences for a handful of Pokemon, which they dropped mostly afterwards bar specific, obvious cases.

Of the Smash cast, only Pikachu has one, the female has a heart-shaped tail.
 
Never played OoT so I can't answer that, but isn't Dark Link too "generic" in essence that it works as a palette color (it's essentially Link with black colors and black skin)?

Dark Link is a boss that appeared a few times in the series. It was a sub-boss in Ocarina of Time and the final boss in Adventure of Link. And, yes, he's basically a Link all colored black. The costume used in Brawl, specifically, actually comes from a scene in Twilight Princess with a narration about an ancient people, with that Dark Link design with the red eyes being used to represent them. Anyway, my point is just that it's a separate character, and yet Sakurai included alternate colors that changed even Link's skin and eye colors to match his, not just the outfit).

Regarding Zelda, although both share the same name and moveset in Smash, the Zelda from OoT (the one in Melee) and the one in Twilight Princess (Brawl) are technically different people, Sakurai directly said in the Brawl Dojo update about alternate colors that the Zelda with blond hair and pink clothes was the previous Zelda. So, yet again, he was including an alternate color that was meant to be a different character from the main option.

Of course, that doesn't mean he'll do the same with full costumes even if we do get them now, but I think it shows he isn't against the idea of making alternate looks that reference different characters.


I think you're overlooking the first part. They were talking about the customization feature that Sakurai had mentioned and costumes were denied in that context.

He wouldn't elaborate on exactly what those customizations are, saying only that they won't be costumes and they won't be something that players have to unlock through repetitive tasks. Different costumes, he said, would take away from what makes each character unique.

Choosing a preset alternate outfit isn't really "customization" of a character. You're still choosing from the preset unique looks offered by the game, not "customizing" an unique look.
 
Some do, but not all of them. In Generation IV they added gender differences for a handful of Pokemon, which they dropped mostly afterwards bar specific, obvious cases.

Of the Smash cast, only Pikachu has one, the female has a heart-shaped tail.

It's always implied the Jigglypuff is a girl though.
 
None of the Pokemon that Pokemon Trainer used in Brawl would have gender differences. Pikachu would, though.

edit: beat D:

Some do, but not all of them. In Generation IV they added gender differences for a handful of Pokemon, which they dropped mostly afterwards bar specific, obvious cases.

Of the Smash cast, only Pikachu has one, the female has a heart-shaped tail.
Hmm ok. Maybe they could just add a few more colours for the actual Pokemon?
I just really want a female trainer D:
 
I'm going to guess that certain "generic" characters would get costumes to represent both genders. Villager, and hopefully Pokemon Trainer this time around. And obviously Mii if its in would get a slight change too.

The male WFT doesn't contradict the WFT name or anything, so Marth/Lucina would probably be pushing it.
 
Yeah, I think this is just another special case thing. I wouldn't get my hopes up for every character to have an alt. That would be a lot of extra work.
 
Before I forget, here's Neorice's Mega Man avatar if anyone wants to use it.

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May it serve you well.
 
You can always dump an avatar if you don't like it, plenty of people use em for like 2-3 days tops lol.
Speaking of which, did anyone claim the Delphox avatar you made? If not, I'd love to claim it.
Let's do this:

Yoshi = Boshi
Link = Villager Outfit from Twilight Princess
Zelda = Skyward Sword outfit.
Ganondorf = OoT Ganondorf (Assuming TP Ganondorf is the standard)
Sonic = Classic Sonic
Mega Man = Ugly Cover Art Mega Man, or maybe Proto Man.
Yoshi = Birdo
Link = OoT!Link
Ganondorf = Either OoT!Ganondorf or Demise
Sonic = Shadow (Wouldn't classic Sonic's hit boxes be extremely different?)
Mega Man = Proto Man

And I think Skyward Sword Zelda as an alternate costume would be problematic because hit boxes :(
 
Yeah, I think this is just another special case thing. I wouldn't get my hopes up for every character to have an alt. That would be a lot of extra work.

Yeah, I agree. What this might mean is we may get a female Villager and possibly a female Pokemon Trainer (but that's more unlikely). I don't take this to mean every character is getting a new costume, though. Unless they plan for DLC in the future or something.
 
Speaking of which, did anyone claim the Delphox avatar you made? If not, I'd love to claim it.

Yoshi = Birdo
Link = OoT!Link
Ganondorf = Either OoT!Ganondorf or Demise
Sonic = Shadow (Wouldn't classic Sonic's hit boxes be extremely different?)
Mega Man = Proto Man

And I think Skyward Sword Zelda as an alternate costume would be problematic because hit boxes :(

I remember seeing someone with it, no clue if they kept it tho.
 
Speaking of which, did anyone claim the Delphox avatar you made? If not, I'd love to claim it.

Yoshi = Birdo
Link = OoT!Link
Ganondorf = Either OoT!Ganondorf or Demise
Sonic = Shadow (Wouldn't classic Sonic's hit boxes be extremely different?)
Mega Man = Proto Man

See some of these wouldn't work. Birdo and Shadow for example would require new animations. You would have to either go with an alternate costume the character has worn before or some thing that is literally like a clone. Male and female versions of avatar type characters, mega man and proto man, Peach and Daisy, etc.
 
Is Shadow/Classic Sonic really that different from the Sonic we already have? I mean I don't know much about the series, but you could just slap some black paint on Sonic and maybe add some red lines here and there and bam Shadow, right? Also what exactly is the difference between Classic and Modern Sonic? I just dun see why they would need different animations or have weird hit boxes if they were alt costumes.
 
lol
I remember seeing someone with it, no clue if they kept it tho.
aw :( okay then
See some of these wouldn't work. Birdo and Shadow for example would require new animations. You would have to either go with an alternate costume the character has worn before or some thing that is literally like a clone. Male and female versions of avatar type characters, mega man and proto man, Peach and Daisy, etc.
You are right. I'd guess Proto Man would require new animations as well, because of his shield. Plus, it wouldn't make sense for him to have Rush in his moveset.
Is Shadow/Classic Sonic really that different from the Sonic we already have? I mean I don't know much about the series, but you could just slap some black paint on Sonic and maybe add some red lines here and there and bam Shadow, right? Also what exactly is the difference between Classic and Modern Sonic? I just dun see why they would need different animations or have weird hit boxes if they were alt costumes.
There are some differences between Sonic and Shadow, besides the color scheme. For example, Shadow doesn't run like Sonic, he "skates". :P

Classic Sonic is smaller than the Modern Sonic (the one in SSB), so the hit boxes would be fucked up if the cute Classic was an alternate costume.
 
Is Shadow/Classic Sonic really that different from the Sonic we already have? I mean I don't know much about the series, but you could just slap some black paint on Sonic and maybe add some red lines here and there and bam Shadow, right? Also what exactly is the difference between Classic and Modern Sonic? I just dun see why they would need different animations or have weird hit boxes if they were alt costumes.

Shadow
1) would not have the same taunt animations as sonic, extra work , Sonic=Dane, Shadow=Virgil( actually is more like nero or sparda, or a Dio Brando kind of situation because he can be a pompous ass and can stop time, but lets keep the comparisons simple) And as the guy below me stated, running animations too.

2) a whole new voice has to be recorded.

3) does not even fight remotely like sonic, and to be honest because of that Sega would probably be like no.


Classic Sonic

1) he too small homie

2) also sega has stated, they are done with classic sonic. So they would also be like no.
 
Is Shadow/Classic Sonic really that different from the Sonic we already have? I mean I don't know much about the series, but you could just slap some black paint on Sonic and maybe add some red lines here and there and bam Shadow, right? Also what exactly is the difference between Classic and Modern Sonic? I just dun see why they would need different animations or have weird hit boxes if they were alt costumes.

Shadow attacks with MYSTICAL CHAOS POWERS and has rocket shoes. He actually functions differently than Sonic, though you wouldn't think it from appearance.

Classic Sonic has different animations and proportions, but otherwise is pretty close to Modern Sonic. The real issue there would be that all of Sonic's attacks connect from points on his body whereas WFT's Yoga does some crazy stuff with disjointed hitboxes so it might not work as well.
 
Let's do this:

Mario = Dr. Mario
Luigi = Mr. L
Peach = Daisy
Bowser = Dry Bowser
Donkey Kong = Funky Kong
Yoshi = Boshi
Wario = Classic Overalls
Link = Villager Outfit from Twilight Princess
Zelda = Skyward Sword outfit.
Ganondorf = OoT Ganondorf (Assuming TP Ganondorf is the standard)
Toon Link = Train Conductor outfit from Spirit Tracks.
Samus = Fusion armor.
Pit = Dark Pit/Pittwo
Fox/Falco/Wolf = Not too familiar with this series... Command/Adventure outfits, I guess?
Pokemon Trainer = Female Trainer (Hopefully we get more than one to represent every Gen)
Pikachu = Female Pikachu
Marth = Lucina
Ike = Priam
Roy = Eliwood
Ness = Ninten
Lucas = Claus
Villager = Female Villager
Sonic = Classic Sonic
Mega Man = Ugly Cover Art Mega Man, or maybe Proto Man.

Good list except PIKACHU = RAICHU damn it
 
Again, in the Wii Fit and Animal Crossing games, the male and female trainers/villagers do exactly the same things as each other. All Smash Bros. attacks and taunts work for both versions. The same can't be said for an "obvious" costume like Dr. Mario, which in order to be true to the character would require pills, new taunts, and technically a new name -- at which point it's no longer an alternate costume.
 
Again, in the Wii Fit and Animal Crossing games, the male and female trainers/villagers do exactly the same things as each other. All Smash Bros. attacks and taunts work for both versions. The same can't be said for an "obvious" costume like Dr. Mario, which in order to be true to the character would require pills, new taunts, and technically a new name -- at which point it's no longer an alternate costume.

Male and Female Villagers actually move a bit differently, with different walk/run animations. Hardly a major concern, but they're not a 1:1 comparison.
 
They must change VO between costumes so I hope they do the same for a female Pokemon trainer. Choosing gender in Pokemon games is standard now so if they do Villager and whatnot it would make sense to do Trainer too.
 
Male and Female Villagers actually move a bit differently, with different walk/run animations. Hardly a major concern, but they're not a 1:1 comparison.

Isn't that if you have the character wearing a dress, regardless of the gender?
i totally tested this btw
I thought that was the only instance where the walk/run animations changed?
 
Let's do this:

Mario = Dr. Mario
Luigi = Mr. L
Peach = Daisy
Bowser = Dry Bowser
Donkey Kong = Funky Kong
Yoshi = Boshi
Wario = Classic Overalls
Link = Villager Outfit from Twilight Princess
Zelda = Skyward Sword outfit.
Ganondorf = OoT Ganondorf (Assuming TP Ganondorf is the standard)
Toon Link = Train Conductor outfit from Spirit Tracks.
Samus = Fusion armor.
Pit = Dark Pit/Pittwo
Fox/Falco/Wolf = Not too familiar with this series... Command/Adventure outfits, I guess?
Pokemon Trainer = Female Trainer (Hopefully we get more than one to represent every Gen)
Pikachu = Female Pikachu
Marth = Lucina
Ike = Priam
Roy = Eliwood
Ness = Ninten
Lucas = Claus
Villager = Female Villager
Sonic = Classic Sonic
Mega Man = Ugly Cover Art Mega Man, or maybe Proto Man.

You forgot the easiest one:

Olimar = Louie, Alph, Brittany, and Charlie
 
Again, in the Wii Fit and Animal Crossing games, the male and female trainers/villagers do exactly the same things as each other. All Smash Bros. attacks and taunts work for both versions. The same can't be said for an "obvious" costume like Dr. Mario, which in order to be true to the character would require pills, new taunts, and technically a new name -- at which point it's no longer an alternate costume.

Replace the fireballs with pills, change a few sound effects, alter his model a bit, and you've got Dr. Mario. Don't see how it's that far out there.
 
Isn't that if you have the character wearing a dress, regardless of the gender?
i totally tested this btw
I thought that was the only instance where the walk/run animations changed?

You're probably right and the females just start in dresses so that's what I saw. Unless they have the female wearing shorts they'd probably have to add it in though, since she's in a dress in all her artwork.
 

Interesting. I don't see why he wouldn't elaborating anything on it. I guess he might be secret character or that he might be a part of customization system that Sakurai have been talking about. I know wild guesses but it's interesting to see that.

Damn. Is this the first time he's directly come out and said "this is all the info you're getting for now"?

Yep.

Again, in the Wii Fit and Animal Crossing games, the male and female trainers/villagers do exactly the same things as each other. All Smash Bros. attacks and taunts work for both versions. The same can't be said for an "obvious" costume like Dr. Mario, which in order to be true to the character would require pills, new taunts, and technically a new name -- at which point it's no longer an alternate costume.

Basically.
 
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