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Pretty sure that'll have to wait for the Wii U version. I've heard they're adding even more stages. This should give both types of player more to enjoy.

Interesting. Still, if we wanted to stay true to lore and make everyone as powerful as they "ought" to be, then only Link, Toon Link, and Zelda/Sheik (w/ Smash Ball) could KO Ganondorf.

More than that. There are only 25 out of 43 characters available. I think it was 4.1.

Since I made that GIF, Royal Rampage got a slight buff, in that it can grab aerial opponents if they're very close to the ground and attacking Bowser. It's most reliable when they're attacking towards the ground. So Peach would definitely have been grabbed, and Meta Knight probably would have...

According to LoZ lore, the only way to hurt Ganondorf is using the Master Sword.

Thanks for the clarification! I was only concerned with being able to cancel as he moves (sliding fsmash, lunging fair, and most importantly sliding taunts). Replacing the on-hit cancel is fine, especially since there never was one for aerial QD (which led to gimps). I'm almost done reading the...

Wait, I thought you said you weren't going to completely change how characters worked? Quick Draw canceling used to be Ike's primary mode of transportation! Or by "attack cancels" did you mean "the ability to cancel after attacking"? Because that's fine.

Can we talk about the six-month necropost cutoff? Normally, the problem with necroposts is that they add nothing, and they displace other threads. But in the recently-revived Jigglypuff thread, AGS's post had some useful information, and it displaced nothing. The previous post had been in...

That was in Mewtwo's reveal trailer. Pretty sure it's intentional. Actually, I'm guessing it's an unavoidable side-effect of Shadow Ball piercing through enemies, and they decided that piercing enemies was more important than clanking with Aura Sphere.

That doesn't mean to buff everyone forever. At least, not in the main game. MAX Mode is a different story.

The dev team has a certain power level in mind, and they're trying to bring everyone closer to that. This means buffing the weaker characters and nerfing the stronger ones.

Mewtwo was considered the strongest in the game.

It is cool how you can teleport by holding A as some of Zelda's attacks connect. It's also cool how you can instantly act after teleporting. The problem is that you teleport by holding A, and you also attack by pressing A. This makes the whole thing much harder than necessary. Once you...

This video shows it several times, often to start combos. It's the one where Falcon spins in place. (If the timestamp doesn't work automatically, skip to 1:13 because he uses it twice in the combo on DK.)

IMO, discovering the secrets is one of the best parts of the game. That said, at some point we do need to document them.

Survivan's response was appropriate. ENB's was kind of funny. But this thread as a whole just took it too far. Can we please not bite the newcomers? Remember, most of Brawl-'s tricks aren't documented anywhere, so you really can't blame new players for thinking they've discovered something new...

It's already a Jojo's reference. It lasts the same amount of time, and the trailer even included some of Dio's lines.

...but could get kills even earlier by resting near the side. I assume that's what you meant to say, anyway. Changing the angle is both a buff and a nerf.

I'm not too worried about this one. Lots of characters have voice lines that play while the announcer is saying their name.