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Palutena, otherwise known as the Goddess of Light is a newcomer in the Smash series. After making a brief appearance in the Subspace Emissary in Super Smash Bros Brawl, she is now a playable character. I'm not terribly familiar with the Kid Icarus series, but Palutena is like Pit's mentor. I will be analyzing her … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Palutena →

Pit, otherwise known as the Captain of Lady Palutena's Guard, is back for another installment of Smash Bros. He now has another clone known as Dark Pit. Both of them have the similarities and differences, but each person should use the character that they are better with. For instance, Pit's arrows are weaker than Dark Pit's, … Continue reading Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: Pit →

Zero Suit Samus, otherwise known as The Warrior Within, is another form of Samus. This is who is inside the suit. I will be analyzing her first set of special moves. Her neutral special is Paralyzer. This move deals 4% damage uncharged and 6% damage charged. It does not do that much damage, but it … Continue reading Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: Zero Suit Samus →

Samus, otherwise known as the Bounty Hunter Extraordinaire, is back again for the new Smash Bros. installment. She has been on the roster since the original game, and in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you were able to play as her other form, Zero Suit Samus. Brawl treated them as the same character. In the new Smash game, … Continue reading Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: Samus →

Toon Link, otherwise known as the Wind-Waking Warrior, is making his second appearance in the Smash Bros. Series. He is mainly just a clone of Link, but he is less of a clone than other characters. His moves are the same, but with different effects. Although his attacks are weaker and is lighter than Link's, he … Continue reading Super Smash Bros. for Wii U: Toon Link →

Ganondorf, also known as the King of Darkness, is the main villain in the Legend of Zelda series. Equipped with the Triforce of Power, he is one tough guy. However, he is rather slow. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Warlock Punch. This move is slow, but … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Ganondorf →

Sheik, otherwise known as the Illusive Sheikah, is now her own character, as opposed to in the past games, where she was paired with another character (Zelda). I will be analyzing her first set of special moves. Her neutral special is Needle Storm. This move can be charged up and the charge can be held … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Sheik →

Zelda, otherwise known as Hyrule's Wise Princess, is now a character on her own, as opposed to in the past games, when she was paired with another character (Sheik). I will be analyzing her first set of special moves. Her neutral special is Nayru's Love. This move can deal consecutive light hits, but it is … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Zelda →

Link, otherwise known as the Hero of Hyrule, is a sword fighter that has been in the Super Smash Bros series since the original. With an arsenal of moves, Link is a versatile character. Three of his four special moves are actually projectiles. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Link →

Little Mac, also known as the Bruiser from the Bronx, is a newcomer in the Super Smash Bros series. Although he has been with Nintendo since 1983, he is only now making his appearance in the series. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Straight Lunge. This move … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Little Mac →