Bowser / Giga Bowser Bowser Standing Bowser Neutral B Bowser Up B Bowser Down B Giga Bowser Standing Giga Bowser Down Smashīowser was added in on v0.9.4 of Smash Remix. To get a feel for them, its best to get a feel for them. There’s a lot of them and their nuances are hard to describe. Most of his standard attacks are different, as they were with Lucas in later installments of Smash Bros.
Down B does some melee damage and shifts a bit to the front of Lucas. Up B doesn’t cancel upon hitting an opponent, so you’re vulnerable until it collides with a wall or it times out. Neutral B doesn’t leave a flame behind and instead launches the opponent diagonally upward. His special attacks differ a little bit but still behave a little bit differently. Another clone character (or as Nintendo likes to call them, ‘echo’ characters), he is based off of Ness and has a very similar skillset. Lucas Lucas standing Lucas Neutral B Lucas Up B Lucas Down B What I like about him is that his moves seem more based on the Wario Land games than the Warioware games like his Brawl counterpart does.He’s a lot of fun to play. He has his own special moves and animations all throughout. Wario (from v0.9.2) is the first new character in Smash Remix to not be a clone of another. Wario Wario standing Wario Neutral B Wario Up B Wario Down B For instance her up-smash and air-forward attack are one hit rather than several with the fame thrower. Her attacks are very similar to Samus’s, except that they tend to focus more on strong single-hits rather than combos. Again, this a clone of a previous character, Samus. Dark Samus Dark Samus standing Dark Samus Neutral B Dark Samus Up B Dark Samus Down Bĭark Samus is a new character from v0.9.1. I also think that his Air Down attack has only one hit where Fox’s hits several times. Fox keeps his Blaster attack like normal, but Falco uses Falco Phantasm which is his (and Fox’s) Side B attack in Melee onwards. Falco Falco standing Falco’s Neutral B Falco’s Up B Falco’s Down Bįalco’s basic move set is identical to Fox’s with one major difference: his Neutral B. He uses what looks like the trident that Phantom Ganon uses in Ocarina of Time.Īnother unique thing about Ganondorf is that his icon is the Triforce, but cracked. The special attacks have his distinctive purple flare and electic effects compared to Falcon’s red explosive attacks. He’s still a clone of Captain Falcon, but so much has been redone to make him feel unique. Ganondorf is one of the most impressive updates to come to Smash Remix. Ganondorf Ganondorf standing Ganondorf ‘s Neutral B Ganondorf ‘s Up B Ganondorf ‘s Down B Since Young Link only uses the Kokiri Sword (compared to Adult’s Master Sword), it also feels as though his attacks are more difficult to connect.
Most notably is his Up B special which hits several times to make a combo compared to adult link who hits only once. Young link is very similar to adult link, but has a few difference. The biggest difference is that his neutral special is a microvitamin that is affected by terrain more than a fireball, and his up special is a mix of Mario (moves diagonally) and Luigi’s (hits only once) Young Link Young Link Standing Young Link’s Neutral B Young Link’s Up B Young Link’s Down B Her’s basically just a varied version of Mario with different animations and stats. Mario plays similarly to his counterparts from future games. Others are de-mixed versions of Melee characters and others are original characters made exclusively for Smash Remix. However they are not identical to their parent character and not just a model swap like in other mods. Some of the new characters are clones of already available ones, somewhat like in Smash Bros Melee. There are more spaces for unlockable characters, but that’s reserved for future editions of Smash Remix.
Everyone is unlocked from the very start, even the hidden characters from the base game.
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