Editing Green Alloy (SSBB)

When playable, much like many [[Multi-Man Brawl]] characters, Green Alloy is worse than a good portion of the ''Brawl'' roster. With a lack of [[special moves]], no [[shield]], a larger frame, higher [[weight]], 40 frames of landing lag on all aerial attacks, and the inability to grab the [[ledge]], it is very difficult for Green Alloy to mount an offence or defend himself. However, because of Green Alloy being built from Kirby, as well as having extra weight and higher ground speed, he's able to survive for much longer than his counterpart while being a bit harder to contest directly. Additionally, Jigglypuff's throws prove to be rather beneficial, with the [[up throw]]'s changes being made a [[KO]] move of sorts. Green Alloy also has slightly larger hitboxes, in part because of his increased size, giving him slightly more reach, helping it get in; however, this does fail to solve issues such as a terrible {{SSBB|Falco}} matchup, especially due to the lack of a shield. In general, Green Alloy does appear to have a niche over {{SSBB|Kirby}}, in spite of such horrendous weaknesses, but is seemingly outclassed by {{SSBB|King Dedede}} and {{SSBB|Meta Knight}} in most respects.

Green Alloy is a midweight, floaty character with a larger frame and 5 [[double jump]]s. This comes with the upside of having slightly more reach and better [[edge guarding]] capabilities compared to {{SSBB|Kirby}} and {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}, but comes with the vicious downside of struggling mightily at a disadvantage.

 

==Differences from {{SSBB|Kirby}}==

Green Alloy is, on a surface level, a heavier, larger Kirby, with slightly different attacks and higher speed when grounded; in general, his ground game is much more effective. Uniquely compared to the other Fighting Alloys, Green Alloy has a few moves taken from a second character, with his forward and up throws being borrowed from {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}.

* {{nerf|Green Alloy can't [[airdodge]] and thus cannot perform airdodge [[hitstun cancelling]], making him uniquely susceptible to combos, though he can still hitstun cancel with aerials for a potential combo break, or to [[momentum cancel]].}}

* {{buff|Green Alloy's [[walk speed]] is higher (0.95 → 1.1).}}

* {{buff|Green Alloy's [[initial dash]] speed is higher (1.4 → 1.5).}}

* {{buff|Green Alloy's [[dash]] speed is much higher (1.371 → 1.5).}}

* {{change|Green Alloy's traction is much higher (0.0493 → 0.06), making it easier to stop short when dashing, but reducing the effectiveness of sliding-based techniques like [[DACUS]].}}

* {{buff|Green Alloy's [[gravity]] is higher (0.061 → 0.075), helping Green Alloy land quicker and increasing vertical mobility overall.}}

* {{buff|Green Alloy's [[fall speed]] is slightly higher (1.2 → 1.28).}}

* {{nerf|Green Alloy's [[fast fall]] speed is much lower (1.9 → 1.792).}}

* {{nerf|Green Alloy's [[air acceleration]] is lower (0.11 → 0.09).}}

* {{buff|Green Alloy's [[air speed]] is higher (0.85 → 0.94).}}

* {{nerf|Rapid Jab has increased set knockback (4 → 8), making it easier for opponents to fall out.}}

*{{change|Rapid jab doesn't use the [[Sakurai Angle]] like Kirby's does.}}

** {{nerf|It has much less base knockback compared to Kirby's final hit (90/70 → 30), but consistent knockback growth (70/100 → 100). The reduced base knockback makes it unsafe on hit at low percents.}}

* {{nerf|Forward tilt has higher endlag (FAF: 28f → 33f), making it worse on shield by proxy (-20f → -24f).}}

** {{change|Forward smash's clean hit deals consistent damage regardless of angle (15%/14%/16% → 15%), and has consistent knockback scaling (100/98/96 → 98).}}

** {{buff|Forward smash's clean hit has higher base knockback (38 → 45), improving the move's safety on hit at low percents, and its KO potential.}}

** {{change|Forward smash has consistent launch angles (~40°/~73° spanning 3 hitboxes → 361°/75°), with the clean hit using the Sakurai Angle.}}

* {{nerf|Up smash's clean sourspot deals 1% less damage ({{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|14}} → {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|13}}).}}

* {{nerf|Up smash's clean sweetspot has less base knockback (34 → 30).}}

*{{nerf|Up smash is much more vulnerable to low-profiling.}}

* {{nerf|Down smash's clean hit deals less damage ({{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|14}} → {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|13}}).}}

* {{buff|Forward aerial does more damage (4%/3%/5% → 5%/3%/6%, 12% (total) → 14%), though with knockback mostly compensated on the final hit (scaling: 138 → 130).}}

* {{nerf|Back aerial has slightly less knockback growth (105 (clean)/110 (late) → 103/100).}}

* {{change|Up aerial now sends at the [[Sakurai angle]] (70° → 361°).}}

* {{buff|Up aerial deals 1% more damage (10% → 11%) and has increased base knockback and knockback growth (BKB: 20 → 30, KBG: 98 → 105), making it a much more potent [[KO]] move.}}

Green Alloy is universally banned in competitive play due to only being playable via [[hacking]]. While the accessibility of Wii modding makes it relatively easy to add the Fighting Alloys to the character select screen, and they don't crash the game unlike the [[Fighting Wire Frames]] upon winning, the entry barrier still exists. This barrier also causes logistical issues that tournament organisers have to work around, such as the potential for installing further mods to cheat, consoles not having the appropriate mods installed that can cause setup disputes, and more. Due to the [[Fighting Alloy Team]] as a whole being largely inferior versions of their base characters, there is also little interest in changing that status quo. Ergo, the entire Fighting Alloy Team group has not seen much competitive experimentation, with no documented tournament matches. Should they ever be made legal, however, their influence on the metagame would likely be minimal.

Green Alloy, as part of the [[Fighting Alloy Team]], is a central figure in Multi-Man Brawl, where he spawns alongside the other Alloys to attack the player. He appears in all modes. In [[Cruel Brawl]], his survivability makes him difficult to KO using simple tricks and exploits, creating a formidable challenge to players. Additionally, in each mode, Green Alloy will fight with a [[handicap]], changing his properties by quite a bit.

==[[Trophy]]==

{{Bosses}}

[[Category:Unplayable characters (SSBB)]]