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No, not this one (Yes, there are two Roys in this game). That's better. Roy, otherwise known as the Young Lion, is making his second appearance in the Smash series. He originally appeared in Melee but was not in Brawl. I will be analyzing his only set of special moves. His neutral special is the Flare … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: DLC Character-Roy →

Lucas, otherwise known as The Boy from Nowhere, is making his second appearance in the Smash series. He is the second DLC character, but he is a veteran, since he first appeared in Brawl. Since he and Ness are from the same series, it would make sense that they have a similar moveset. I will be … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: DLC Character-Lucas →

Smash 4 has introduced a new mechanic that was not present in the last game: downloadable content. They introduced seven new characters: some of them were veterans, some of them were third party characters, and some of them were Nintendo characters. The first one is my favorite character in the entire game: Mewtwo. I will … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: DLC Character-Mewtwo →

Sonic, otherwise known as the Blue Blur, is making his second appearance in the Smash series. He originally appeared in Brawl, where he was one of two third party characters, alongside Snake. He is the fastest character in the game. Good luck trying to catch him. I will be analyzing his first set of special … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Sonic →

Mega Man, otherwise known as the Blue Metal Hero, is making his first appearance in the Smash series. Alongside Pac-Man, he is another third party character. There is one other that I will be talking about in my next post. If you played Brawl, you will probably know who that is. I will be analyzing … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Mega Man →

Pac-Man, otherwise known as the Yellow Bane of Ghosts, is making his first appearance in the Smash series. He was originally planned to be a character in Brawl, but he never made it past the planning stage. I will be analyzing his first set of special moves. His neutral special is Bonus Fruit. Pac-Man cycles … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Pac-Man →

No, that is not a different coloration of Pit. That is Dark Pit. Introduced in Kid Icarus: Uprising, Dark Pit was introduced in the fifth chapter of that game. The fifth chapter was called Pandora's Labyrinth of Deceit, and it is here that Pit tries to destroy the Mirror of Truth. He does, but creates Dark Pit. … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Dark Pit →

Dr. Mario, otherwise known as The Prescriber, is making another appearance in the Smash series. He made his debut in Melee, but was not available in Brawl. This makes him unique in the fact that he has been present in at least two non-consecutive Smash games (or rather, he was, since Mewtwo and Roy made … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Dr. Mario →

Shulk, otherwise known as "The Visionary", is a newcomer in Smash 4. He has a unique quality: he is able to change his Monado Arts, which means that he will change his strengths and weaknesses. He will get an increase in at least one stat, and get a decrease in another. One mode will only last … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Shulk →

Wii Fit is a game that was released a few years ago for the Wii. It used the Wii Balance Board and encouraged people to burn calories while also having fun. In the game, there was a trainer that would help you do Yoga or Strength exercises. You could choose between a male or a female. Those … Continue reading Super Smash Bros for Wii U: Wii Fit Trainer →