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Mr. Game and Watch, also known as the Master of Two Dimensions, is the only 2-dimensional character. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Chef. This move makes G&W pull out a frying pan that will deal 5% damage to anyone it touches. The pan will also instantly … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Mr. Game and Watch →

Wario, otherwise known as the Scoundrel with a Fart of Gold, is sometimes seen as Mario's evil counterpart. Making his second appearance in the Smash Bros series, he comes equipped with his WarioWare outfit and his Classic outfit. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Chomp. This move … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Wario →

Diddy Kong, otherwise known as the Acrobat, is Donkey Kong's best friend and side kick. Although he is not as strong or big as Donkey Kong, he is much faster and more nimble. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Peanut Popgun. This move allows Diddy to charge … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Diddy Kong →

Donkey Kong, otherwise known as the King of the Jungle, has been in the Smash Bros series since the original game. He was Mario's (or should I say, Jumpman's) first enemy. In the original Donkey Kong game, Donkey Kong took Princess Peach (or should I say, Pauline). Jumpman then took on the role of rescuing her. … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Donkey Kong →

Bowser has the entire Koopa army at his disposal, but eight of them are more important to him than the others: the Koopalings. The first seven of them were introduced to us in the 1998 title Super Mario Bros. 3. In this game, seven castles in seven different worlds were attacked. Each of the castles were taken … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Bowser Jr. →

Rosalina and Luma, otherwise known as the "Cosmic Travelers", are from the Super Mario spinoff game Super Mario Galaxy. Rosalina and Luma are technically a duo. However, Luma's actions are dependent on what Rosalina is doing. Luma attacks when Rosalina is attacking. However, it can do nothing else besides attack. Although these two are a … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Rosalina and Luma →

Yoshi, otherwise known as "Omnivore of the Year", has been in the Super Smash Bros series since the original. Yoshi does not need Mario to break him out of an egg anymore. I will analyze his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Egg Lay. This move is unique because not only does … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Yoshi →

Bowser, otherwise known as the King of Koopas, is making his third appearance in the Smash Bros series. Currently the heaviest character in the Smash Bros series, he can be a real threat: he takes less damage and deals more. However, he is easier to hit and it is harder for him to recover. However, … Continue reading Smash Smash Bros for Wii U: Bowser →

Peach, otherwise known as the Princess of Toadstools, makes her third appearance in the Smash Bros series. Nintendo placed her and one other princess in Smash Bros Melee so it would appeal more to girls. This is mainly because Samus was really the only female character in the original game. She is a strong, independent … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Peach →

Luigi, otherwise known as "The Eternal Understudy", has been on the roster since the original Smash Bros. He makes another appearance in Smash Bros for Wii U, as a more "risky" character than his brother, Mario. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves as well. Luigi's neutral special is Fireball, just like … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Luigi →