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The leader of the Subspace Army and the primary antagonist of ''Brawl'''s Subspace Emissary mode.

*Somewhat like Ganondorf he is rather slow and heavy, but also powerful. He has relatively good aerial mobility and possesses several long-range attacks.

*He is almost always depicted as hovering, to an even greater extent than Mewtwo.

*For his crouch he merely leans down without touching the ground. In this state he can slide on the ground; his "crawl" is therefore similar to Rosalina's.

| || Shoots a projection of himself forwards, which can be reflected. || Based on his "Ghost Projection" attack.

| || Gestures at the ground in front of himself generating a small explosion. || Vaguely based on his several explosive attacks. Similar to Samus's down tilt and Mewtwo's down smash.

| || Crouches and quickly juts out his wings. || Inspired by Charizard's up tilt and Corrin's up smash.

| || Turns himself into a giant blue blade and dashes forwards. || Based on his "Shark Blade" attack.

| || Turns his hand into a golden blade, then dashes forward with an uppercut. Stops at ledges. || Based on his "Diving Slash" attack. Similar to Wolf's forward smash, Rosalina's dash and Raptor Boost.

| || Summons under himself a black draconic head which shoots a large beam. The beam can go over ledges, and does not act as a projectile. || A toned down version of his "Dragon Laser" attack.

| || Looks upwards in an arc, shooting beams from his eyes. || Inspired by his "Eye Beams" attack. Similar to Samus's up smash and one of R.O.B.'s taunts.

| || Gets surrounded by a swarm of electrical particles. || Based on his "Electrical Shield" attack. Similar to Mewtwo's.

| || Turns his hand into a golden blade and slashes forwards and downwards in an arc, advancing slightly. || Another variation of Diving Slash, also inspired by Ganondorf's, Mewtwo's and Mario's forward aerials.

| || Quickly juts out his wings from his back. Unlike Corrin's, he is not pushed forwards. || Inspired by Corrin's, as well as Kefka's Havoc Wing in ''Dissidia Final Fantasy''.

| || Doing a somersault, points upwards generating explosions in an arc. || Based on several of his explosive attacks.

| Chain of Light || Whips a golden chain in front of himself and uses it to hold the opponent. Can be used as a tether and grab aerial. || Based on his "Chain of Light" attack and similar to Samus's.

| || Uppercuts the opponent with a golden blade. || Inspired by Captain Falcon's.

| || Trows the opponent up in front of him, then shoots a large explosive sphere at them. || A combination of his "Bullet Rain" attack and Mewtwo's forward throw.

| || Swings the opponent backwards with his whip. || Similar to Samus's.

| || Slams the opponent on the ground with his whip. || Again, based on Chain of Light. Similar to Samus's.

| || Simply teleports to an upright position with a lightly damaging burst. ||  

| Subspacial Star || Throws a large three-pronged shuriken, which can be aimed up, forward or down. The attack can be charged, becoming bigger and more powerful, by holding the special button. After reaching its maximum distance, the shuriken homes to Tabuu's current position. || Based on his "Shuriken Boomerang" attack, with clues from Water Shuriken and (Toon) Link's Boomerang.

| Subspacial Trail || Makes a gesture, making several sparkling spots appear in sequence in a line in front of him. By holding the special button it is possible to make the spots appear above or below the main line, as well as control how many spots appear (up to five). Once the button is released the points detonate in the order they appeared. || Based on his "Pinpoint Explosion" attack. Similar to Din's Fire.

| Subspacial Warp || Teleports in the chosen direction, generating a damaging burst on reappearance. Covers a relatively short range, but can be used up to three times in a row before causing helplessness. || Based on his "Explosive teleport" attack. Conceptually a mix of Quick Attack and Farore's Wind.

| Subspacial Shield || Creates a large polygonal shield around himself, which reflects projectiles and damages opponents on startup. || Based on the shield he uses to block Master Hand in a [[List of cutscenes in the Subspace Emissary#The Crushing.2C Ruinous Defeat|cutscene]]. Very similar to Fox's Reflector.

==[[Ganondorf]] (sword-based)==

Some people resent Ganondorf being mostly a Captain Falcon clone with no swordplay, others are fond of his current version and wouldn't appreciate radical changes. I am personally fine with the current Ganondorf (in fact, he's among my overall favourite characters if not the absolute favourite), but I still wanted to try to come up with some possible changes.

*Ganondorf's moveset now integrates several sword-based moves; however in most cases they are directly derived from current moves and do not induce extreme functional changes: by now Ganondorf has a defined ''Smash'' identity, and I wouldn't want it to be completely removed.

*Ganondorf uses two types of weapons: a greatsword (based on his SpaceWorld 2000 sword) for slow but heavy hits, and a smaller sai-like sword (based on his ''Ocarina'' and ''Wind Waker'' swords) for quicker hits (henceforth simply called "small sword"). Some of his attack use two swords at once, mimicking his ''Ocarina'', ''Wind Waker'' and ''Hyrule Warriors'' versions. Ganondorf is able to make weapons appear and disappear when needed with a shadow effect, similar to the one used in ''Hyrule Warriors''.

*Ganondorf's second jump no longer involves a backflip, but is higher, floatier and accompanied by a shadow effect, to represent the floating ability he demonstrates in some games.

*moves in yellow retain their overall animation, but have some relevant differences in properties

! style="background:#dfffbf" | Up tilt

| || Raises his greatsword with one hand, creates an orb of darkness with a strong pull effect with the other, then slams down his greatsword creating an explosion. The descending sword also has damaging hitboxes. || A variation of his current up tilt.

| || Does a shadow-charged elbow strike, which can be optionally followed by a strong horizontal greatsword swipe. can no longer be angled. || A variation of his current forward smash based on an attack he uses in ''Twilight Princess''.

! style="background:#dfffbf" | Down smash

| || Swipes his small sword back-to-forwards, then his greatsword forward-to-backwards. The two hits link into each other. || Functionally unchanged.

| || Powerfully swings his greatsword upwards. || Functionally unchanged. Very similar to Cloud's.

! Down aerial

| || Forcefully pokes downwards with his greatsword. Can meteor. || Functionally unchanged. Very similar to Shulk's.

! Back throw

| || Kicks the opponent backwards. || Unchanged.

| || Swings his grwatsword in a circle above his head while getting back up. || Functionally unchanged.

| || Gets up, then swipes the ground with his greatsword. || Based on its current version, but with slightly increased range.

| style="background:#ffffbf" | [[Warlock Punch]] || Does a strong, reversible backhanded punch releasing a shadowy aura which acts as a sourspot. || Unchanged except for giving the aura a hitbox. While the other customs are closer to Ganondorf's original portrayals, I feel Warlock Punch by now is an integral part of his ''Smash'' identity.

| Warlock Blade || The same, but holding his small sword and no extra hitboxes. || Unchanged; similar to an attack in ''Twilight Princess''.

| style="background:#ffbfbf" | Warlock Blast || Ganondorf executes the same motion but faster, then instead of punching he opens his hand (which has a much weaker hitbox) and shoots a large Hadoken-like ball of electricity, which paralyzes opponents but can be reflected. This attack's ending lag is low enough to allow Ganondorf to use a (reflecting) neutral attack immediately afterwards. || Inspired by his traditional Dead Man's Volley. Similar to Corrin's.

| style="background:#ffffbf" | [[Flame Choke]] || Dashes forwards, grabs the opponent and slams them on the ground. Has some added armor and can negate weak projectiles. All variations of this move no longer make Ganondorf helpless when used on the ground and passing a ledge. || Mostly unchanged, but with some added properties from a grounded Wizard's Foot.

| style="background:#dfffbf" | [[Dark Dive]] || Jumps upwards, grabbing the opponent. At the top of the jump, slashes with his small sword. || Functionally unchanged.

| style="background:#ffbfbf" | Dark Flight || Has no extra hitboxes and the grab is weaker, but covers a much greater distance. || Follows a trend of similar customs, replacing the current third one.

| style="background:#ffbfbf" | Wizard's Quake || On the ground, forcefully punches the ground with a shadow-charged fist, creating damaging shockwaves. In the air, before punching Ganondorf dashes straight downwards or diagonally downwards depending on how the move is angled: hitting an opponent directly with the fist meteor smashes them and makes Ganondorf stop. || Based on one of his attacks in ''Ocarina''. The aerial version is mostly a variation of an aerial [[Wizard's Foot]].

| style="background:#ffbfbf" | Wizard's Shock || Flings on the ground a ball of electricity, which then splits in two bursts which travel along the ground for a short while, being less damaging but covering more range. In the air, shoots a long-range electric projectile straight downwards or diagonally downwards. Cannot meteor. || A combination of several of his attacks from ''Ocarina''.

| [[Beast Ganon]] || Turns into Beast Ganon and dashes forwards. || Unchanged.

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Not the humanoid Ganondorf; rather, the original (not timeline-wise but game order-wise) version of Link's greatest foe. A giant, boar-like monster with immense strength and powerful magical abilities.

===Attributes===

 

* Ganon is a large and slow character, with physics similar to Ganondorf and Bowser. His size and body type are especially similar to Bowser's.

* Ganon's uses a large trident as a weapon, complemented by several magical attacks.

* His dodges involve him teleporting while leaving afterimages, as a reference to his teleporting animation in ''A Link to the Past''.

 

| || Does several relatively quick swings with his trident. || Based on Ganondorf's trident combo in ''Hyrule Warriors''.

| || Swings his trident forwards in a horizontal arc. Can be angled. || Based on an attack used by Yuga Ganon in ''A Link between Words''.

| || While crouching, pokes his trident forwards along the ground. ||

| || Twirls his trident above his head. || Ganon has a trident-twirling animation in several games, such as ''A Link to the Past''. Very similar to Palutena's.

| || While dashing, raises his trident and slams it on the ground. || Similar to Marth's.

| || Dashed forwards while poking a shadow-charged trident. || Based on an attack used by Yuga Ganon.

| || Forcefully punches the ground, creating a damaging shockwave which briefly paralyzed opponents. || Based on an attack from ''A Link to the Past'' and the ''Oracle'' games, also used by Ganondorf in ''Ocarina''.

| || Points his trident upwards: its tip is then surrounded by lightning bolts which cover a relatively wide area and deal multiple hits. || Inspired by an attack in ''Four Swords Adventures''.

| || Twirls his trident around himself. || See up tilt, again also similar to Palutena's.

| || Swings his trident in an up-to-down motion. || Based on Bowser's.

| || Pokes his trident backwards. ||

| || Sends the foe forwards with a swing of his trident. ||

| || Places the opponent on the floor, the stabs them with his trident. ||

| Dead Man's Volley || Shoots a chargeable electric projectile which travels horizontally and paralyzes opponents. Like Dedede's Gordos, the projectile can be reflected back even by normal attacks, provided their knockback is large enough. The projectile becomes faster and stronger (though not to the point of being able to KO at low percentages) at each reflection, up to the point where it cannot be reflected anymore. || A classic attack in the ''Zelda'' games, used in some fashion by several versions of Ganon and Ganondorf as well as other bosses.

| Trident Boomerang || Throws a spinning trident forwards, which, after traveling a set distance, comes back to Ganon in a boomerang-like fashion. Keeping the button pressed and releasing it at the peak of the attack makes Ganon teleport to the trident and do a spinning slash. Teleporting in the air makes Ganon helpless. || Inspired by attacks in ''A Link to the Past'' and ''Hyrule Warriors'', among others.

| Shadow Portal || Ganon disappears in a dark portal, then reappears in the selected direction. Causes helplessness. || Used by Beast Ganon in ''Twilight Princess'' and similar to many other teleportation-based moves.

| Fire Ring || Makes a ring of fireballs appear around himself. The fireballs circle around Ganon, weakly damaging enemies and blocking weak projectiles, and disappear on their own after a while. In this state, Ganon cannot use any special attack. If the special button is pressed while the flames are active, the flames turn into fiery bats and are shot out in a radial pattern. || Based on an attack from ''A Link to the Past''. Similar to Mega Man's Leaf Shield.

| Demon Beast Ganon || Turns into a larger, more monstruous version of himself with permanent super armor. In this state, his only attacks are powered up versions of his neutral attack, up tilt, forward smash and down smash with matching directional inputs. || Inspired by Ganon in ''Hyrule Warriors'', as well as Giga Bowser.

 

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Not just a Waddle Dee with a bandana. Introduced in ''Kirby Super Star'' he acts as King Dedede's sort-of advisor and is a regular supporting character, often helping Kirby and sometimes even assisting him directly as a playable character: his playable debut was ''Kirby's Return to Dream Land'', where he acts as a copy of Kirby with a permanent Spear ability.

*Bandana Waddle Dee's weapon is a spear with a tipper mechanic, mixed with a Parasol in order to represent the abilities of [[Parasol Waddle Dee|other Waddle Dees]] and to give his moves more variety (note that in ''Kirby: Planet Robobot'' the generic Waddle Dee amiibo gives Kirby a special Parasol costume featuring a blue bandana). He thus plays as a combination of {{iw|wikirby|Spear}} and {{iw|wikirby|Parasol}} Kirby with some original moves.

*Holding the jump button makes him open his parasol, making him gently float down like a regular Parasol Waddle Dee. Like Peach's parasol it slightly damages enemies (but can never KO) and can be interrupted by fast falling, but does not cause helplessness. He swings around much more than Peach, but while in this stance he can still use any attack, closing the parasol and being unable to reopen it until he lands.

*He also uses his Parasol as a shield, like Parasol Kirby. The shield's size does not decrease with time.

| || Crouches and pokes with his spear, can trip opponents. || Inspired by Marth's down tilt.

| Spear Copter || Quickly spins his spear above his head, dealing multiple hits. || A grounded variant of Spear Kirby's Spear Copter. Similar to Palutena's up tilt.

| || Quickly pokes forwards three times with his spear. || A variation of Spear Thrust / Multispear Attack. Inspired by Mii Swordfighter's forward aerial.

| || Holding his spear by the end, quickly pokes upwards three times. || A variation of Skyward Thrust; Spear Kirby's version does not differ when used in the air. Similar to Duck Hunt's.

| Moon Drop || Holds his spear downwards and dives down in a corkscrew motion. || Based on Spear Kirby's move. Similar to Corrin's.

| Parasol Twirl || Slams the opponent on the ground, then drills into them with his parasol. || Based on Parasol Kirby's move. Similar to Bowser Jr.'s.

| Parasol Shield || Spins his open parasol in front of himself, slightly damaging enemies and reflecting projectiles, as long as the special button is held. Once the parasol is out it can be moved on either side. || Based on Parasol Kirby's Parasol Swing, which has this effect when held. Partly inspired by Pit's Angel Ring.

| Megaton Punch || Raises his fist, then forcefully punches the ground creating damaging shockwaves. Can be charged by holding the special button. The aerial version does not create a shockwave but meteor smashes opponents if charged enough. || Based on the minigame from ''Kirby Super Star'', Bandana Dee's first appearance.

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==[[Marill]]==

*Marill is designed as a Pikachu semi-clone (thanks to [[Source Gaming]] for the inspiration), with some moves inspired by Jigglypuff (another Fairy-type Pokémon with a similar body shape) and Squirtle (another Water-type Pokémon).

*Marill can crawl, but not wall jump.

| || Does a crouching headbutt, which propels its a bit forwards. || Similar to Pac-Man's.

| || Swipes its tail upwards back-to-front. || Cloned from Pikachu's.

| Bubble || Releases a burst of bubbles in front of itself. Can be angled. || Based on Pikachu's.

| || While lying on the ground, spins around several times, hitting opponents with its tail and a jet of water from its mouth. || A combination of Pikachu's and Squirtle's.

| || Compresses its springy tail, then headbutts upwards. ||  

| Bubblebeam || Releases a large burst of bubbles which also propels it backwards. || Based on Vaporeon's forward aerial attack in ''Super Smash Land''.

| || Slams downwards tail-first. Can meteor smash. If Marill hits anything it slightly bounces upwards. || Inspired by Wario's in Project M.

| || Grabs the opponent with both hands. ||

| || Does a vertical suplex, throwing the opponent backwards. || Based on Jigglypuff's; a simpler version of Pikachu's.

| || Hits backwards, then forwards with its tail. ||

| || Climbs the ledge and swipes with its tail. || Cloned from Pikachu's.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Bounce|move}} || Charges its springy tail as long as the button is held, then quickly bounces forwards. Bounces upon hitting an opponent or a wall. || A move which involves jumping into the air and crashing onto the opponent. A variation of Skull Bash, partly inspired by Sheik's Bouncing Fish.

| [[Waterfall]] || Rides a waterfall diagonally upwards, becoming helpless after the attack's end. Can be angled. If used on the ground and angled directly forwards, Marill rides a wave on the ground: this version can make it fall off ledges, but does not cause helplessness. Both versions deal multiple hits. || Based on Squirtle's, with elements of Roy's and Corrin's up specials and Piplup's and Oshawott's Surf.

| [[Rollout]] || Charges a spin as long as the button is held, then quickly rolls forwards. Marill can change direction while rolling on the ground, but not in the air. Hitting an airborne opponent makes Marill regain control. || Cloned from Jigglypuff's, slower but more powerful.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Hydro Vortex|move}} || Marill shoots a wave which traps surrounding enemies underwater, then dashes at them and catches them in a huge water vortex. || The Water-type Z-move, introduced in ''Sun/Moon''. Similar to Torrential Roar.

=={{iw|bulbapedia|Blaziken|Pokémon}}==

A Fire/Fighting-type Pokémon, the final form of Torchic and one of the starter Pokémon of Generation III. It was among the very first Pokémon used to demonstrate Mega Evolution (sooner than the other Hoenn starters) and was later made a playable character in ''Pokkén Tournament''.

*As Blaziken is already conceptually similar to Captain Falcon, it is designed as a semi-clone of him, slower but more powerful to reflect its stats in the Pokémon series (high attack and special attack, but average speed).

*Several moves are however different from Falcon's, making Blaziken closer to Lucas and Luigi than Ganondorf or Falco: some are inspired by other characters' (mainly Fox), some by its ''Pokkén'' playable version and some are mostly original. In general, it tends to be more kick-based than punch-based.

*Its jumps are higher than Captain Falcon's, but it cannot wall jump.

| || A slash > knee smash > multiple quick kicks > single strong kick combo. || Inspired by Captain Falcon's and Fox's neutral attacks, with some influence from ''Pokkén''.

| || Kicks forwards. Can be angled. || Same as Captain Falcon's; similar to some of its attacks in ''Pokkén''.

| Low Sweep || A quick leg swipe. Can trip. || A Fighting-type move which reduces the target's speed. Same as Captain Falcon's.

| || A knee smash followed by a cross-slash with both arms. || Inspired by Snake's forward tilt.

| Double Kick || Kicks forwards, then backwards. The two hits link together. || Same as Captain Falcon's, but with Ganondorf's linking property. In the Pokémon games, a Fighting-type move which hits twice.

| || A flurry of quick kicks. || Based on its weak aerial attack in ''Pokkén Tournament''. Similar to Fox's forward aerial and Captain Falcon's neutral aerial.

| || Kicks forward with one leg, then the other. || Same as Captain Falcon's original forward aerial (currently his neutral aerial).

| || Does a roundhouse kick behind itself. ||

| || A flip kick, noticeably slower but more powerful than Falcon's. || Same as Captain Falcon's; inspired by some of its moves in ''Pokkén''.

| || Kicks downwards in an arc. Can meteor smash. || Similar to Palutena's.

| || Grabs the opponent with both claws. ||

| || Punches the opponent upwards with a fiery hand, Shoryuken-style. || Similar to Captain Falcon's, as well as one of its attacking animations in the 3DS Pokémon games.

| [[Flamethrower]] || Breathes fire in front of itself. The flame can be directioned and dies down over time. || Identical to Charizard's version; though Blaziken is most often used as a physical attacker this move represents its good Special Attack statistic.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|High Jump Kick|move}} || Quickly jumps forwards with its knee sticking out. Powerful and covers a good distance, but Blaziken suffers recoil damage if it hits a wall or a shielding opponent. Cannot grab ledges. || A Fighting-type move which, while very powerful, severely damages its user if it misses. Notably, Blaziken is wshown using a knee attack in its official artwork.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Sky Uppercut|move}} || A fiery uppercut which covers a long distance. Unlike Falcon Dive, it does not grab the opponent. || A Fighting-type move (with no fire effect) which can hit flying opponents. Essentially a Shoryuken.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Blaze Kick|move}} || On the ground, quickly dashes forwards with its leg outstretched and on fire. In the air, the move can be angled fully or 45° downwards; if angled fully downwards it can meteor smash. || Blaziken signature move, a fiery kick. A more controllable variation of Falcon Kick.

| Mega Evolution (Mega Blaziken) || Blaziken mega evolves into Mega Blaziken. Any nearby opponents are trapped, attacked with multiple quick kicks and finally sent flying with a powerful fiery uppercut. || Same as other Pokémon with Mega Evolutions. Mechanically inspired by Triforce Slash and Shin Shoryuken.

==[[Gardevoir]]==

*Gardevoir is designed as yet another elegant lady; some moves are thus inspired by similar characters like Peach, Zelda and Rosalina.

*As another Psychic-type Pokémon, Mewtwo also works as a partial inspiration.

| || A slap > slap > psychic burst combo. || Inspired by its weak combo in ''Pokkén''. Similar to Peach's.

| || Swipes its arm forwards releasing a burst of energy. || A combination of one of its attacking animations in the 3DS Pokémon games and the start of its weak combo in ''Pokkén''. Similar to Zelda's.

| || Crouches and swipes its arm slightly above the ground. || Based on its down strong attack in ''Pokkén''. Similar to Peach's.

| || Raises its arms, releasing a wide burst of sparkles. || A combination of one of Mega Gardevoir's attacking animations in the 3DS games and Mega Gardevoir's victory pose in ''Pokkén''. Similar to Peach's.

| || Attacks with a psychically charged uppercut. || Used in some of its strong moves in ''Pokkén''. Similar to Rosalina's.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Stored Power|move}} || Makes a series of bursts erupt from the ground in front of it; charging the attack makes more bursts appear (up to 3), covering more distance. || A Psychic-type move which becomes more powerful the more stat boosts the user has. Its behavior here is based on its ''Pokkén'' version.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Dazzling Gleam|move}} || Crosses its arms, then spreads them getting surrounded by a damaging light dome which deals multiple hits. || A Fairy-type move which hits all adjacent opponents. Its behavior here is based on its ''Pokkén'' version.

| || Quickly spins while surrounded by a ribbon, dealing multiple hits. || Based on its counterattack in ''Pokkén''. Very similar to Peach's.

| || Spreads its arms and spins around quickly, as if dancing. || Similar to Peach's and Zelda's, but with a slightly different pose. Similar to its forward weak and back strong attacks in ''Pokkén''.

| || Leans forward, releasing a spherical, short-range burst from both hands. || Based on its high stance strong attack in ''Pokkén''. Similar to Ness's.

| || Turns around, lets out a quick energy burst and returns to its original position. ||  

| || Grabs the foe with both hands. ||

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Fairy Wind}} || Flings the foe upwards, then follows them in a spinning tornado. || The basic Fairy-type attack (which Gardevoir cannot learn but was shown using in prerelease material for ''X'' and ''Y''). Based on its duel phase throw in ''Pokkén''.

| || Holds the foe in front of itself, then slashes them with a cross of psychic energy flinging them directly forwards. || Based on its field phase throw in ''Pokkén''.

| || Telekinetically holding the foe, turns around and flings them backwards. || Similar to Mario's and Mewtwo's.

| || Telekinetically lifts the foe, then slams them on the ground. || Similar to Palutena's and R.O.B.'s.

| || Hits with a quick burst on both sides at the same time. || Similar to Lucario's down smash.

| || Climbs up, then swipes its arm forwards. ||

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Magical Leaf|move}} || Gets surrounded by a cloud of leaves which can block weak projectiles. If the special button is held, the leaves are then shot outwards: if there are opponents nearby they home on them, otherwise they get shot in a radial pattern. || A Grass-type attack, learned by Gardevoir, which has the rare property of never missing in normal conditions. Its behavior here is partly inspired by its ''Pokkén'' version.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Moonblast|move}} || Charges an arrow-like energy ball, then releases it. Can be aimed up or down before being thrown. || A powerful Fairy-type attack. Inspired by several of Gardevoir's projectile attacks in ''Pokkén''.

| [[Teleport]] || Warps in the specified direction. || Direct clone of Mewtwo's; it is part of Gardevoir's starting moveset in the ''Pokémon'' games.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Light Screen|move}} || Creates a large bubble-like reflector around itself with a strong push effect on startup. Does not protect against direct attacks. The bubble can be held, but depletes over time like a shield: if it breaks, Gardevoir is [[stun]]ned for a short while (comparable to a low-damage Disable). || Based on Poké Ball Gardevoir's Reflect. In the ''Pokémon'' games, Light Screen decreases the damage from special attacks; its behavior here is also inspired by Protect, which negates all damage but is likely to fail on consecutive uses.

| Mega Evolution (Mega Gardevoir) || The screen gets dark, and the moon appears. Gardevoir Mega Evolves into Mega Gardevoir, floats in the upper part of the screen and lets out a large beam of light, which can be quickly directioned. || A variation of Lucario's Aura Storm influenced by Fairy Tempest, Gardevoir's Burst Attack in ''Pokkén''.

=={{s|bulbapedia|Sylveon|Pokémon}}==

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| || A paw strike > multiple ribbon slashes > headbutt combo. || Similar to Ivysaur's.

| || Quickly swipes its head-ribbons in a back-to-forward arc. || Similar to Pikachu's.

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| || Tilting its head, dashes forwards with a headbutt. || Based on Eevee's attack as a Poké Ball Pokémon in ''SSB4''.

| || Leans backwards, then pounces forwards with a headbutt. || Based on its physical attacking animation in the 3DS ''Pokémon'' games; somewhat similar to Ivysaur's.

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| || Does a front-to-back headbutt accompanied by sparkles. || Similar to Pikachu's.

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| || Does a cross-slash with its ribbons. || Inspired by Ivysaur's, as well as Bulbasaur's and Chikorita's vine-based attacking animations in the 3DS games.

| || Quickly swipes its ribbons upwards several times, ending with a strong burst of sparkles. || Similar to R.O.B.'s.

| || Turns around and flings the opponent. ||

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Moonblast|move}} || Opens its mouth and points its feelers in front of itself, creating a sphere of light which is then shot forwards. Can be charged for more power and size, but can also be reflected and absorbed. || One of the strongest Fairy-type attacks. Similar to Shadow Ball, Dragon Fang Shot and others.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Draining Kiss|move}} || Blows a kiss, shooting forwards a heart-shaped bubble. Upon hitting an opponent the bubble bursts, dealing low fixed knockback and some damage which is then restored to Sylveon. Can be reflected. || A Fairy-type attack which drains the target's health.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Fairy Wind|move}} || Surrounded by a sparkly, multi-hitting whirlwind, Sylveon ascends while spinning around itself. Causes helplessness. || The basic Fairy-type attack; the animation is inspired by one of Sylveon's animations in the 3DS games.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Baby-Doll Eyes|move}} || Smiles and opens its eyes wide, releasing a short-range projectile: if an opponent is hit, their damage output and knockback are reduced for a while. Only works if the opponent is facing Sylveon. Can be reflected. || A Fairy-type status move which reduces the target's Attack. Partly inspired by Mewtwo's Disable.

| {{iw|bulbapedia|Twinkle Tackle|move}} || Only works at short range. If any opponents are caught, the backgkround turns pink and starry. Sylveon dances around the caught opponents, then charges at them with a strong tackle accompanied by star effects which sends them flying. || The Fairy-type Z-move in the Pokémon games. Works similarly to other trapping Final Smashes like Blue Falcon.

==[[wikipedia:Nintendo Badge Arcade|Arcade Bunny]]==

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The shop assistant of the {{s|wikipedia|Nintendo Badge Arcade}}, an arcade where players can use various types of {{s|wikipedia|claw crane}}s to catch badges used to decorate the 3DS's home menu. Friendly and enthusiastic, he just ''loves'' Nintendo games.

* Several of his moves integrate the badges after which the Arcade is named, as well as the different types of arms available in the actual machines.

* The damage and knockback of his badge-based attacks vary slightly depending on the badge itself, but not by much.

| || Attempts a shoulder tackle, but trips and rolls forwards, ending up back on his feet. || A comical variation of Captain Falcon's.

| Hammer Arm || Raises a mallet with both hands, then slams it on the ground in front of himself, jumping slightly. || See forward aerial. Similar to King Dedede's.

| || Raises upwards a random badge depicting an item (Super Mushroom, Triforce...), then holds it above his head. || Similar to Pac-Man's; partly inspired by Link's item-holding pose in his source games.

| Hammer Arm || Swipes a mallet in front of himself in a downward arc. Can meteor. || One of the available arm types, a hammer which slams badges sideways. Also similar to Kirby's aerial Hammer in ''Melee''.

| || Headbutts the opponent. || Similar to Mario's.

| || Swipes the Claw Arm upwards, releasing the opponent. || Similar to Jigglypuff's.

| || Swipes the Claw Arm forwards, releasing the opponent. ||

| || Swipes the Claw Arm downwards, slamming the opponent on the ground. || Vaguely inspired by Samus's.

| || Climbs the ledge, headbutting forwards. ||

| Bomb || Holds a bomb in his hand, being able to aim it upwards or downwards, then throws it. The bomb explodes on contact with anything and generates a push effect outside its damaging area. If not thrown in time the bomb explodes, damaging the Bunny but dealing no knockback. || One of the available arm types, a bomb whose explosion pushes badges. Inspired by Kirby's {{s|wikirby|Bomb}} copy ability.

| Badge Shield || Pulls out a large badge depicting a shield or shield-like object (Hylian Shield, Mirror Shield, [[Brick block]]...), which acts as a reflector and protects the Bunny from direct attacks. However, if damaged enough it breaks, dealing minor knockback to the Bunny. || Based on Pit's Mirror Shield and Guardian Orbitars.

| Badge Arcade || The Arcade Bunny exits the stage end jumps in the foreground, behind a glass pane. The stage then acts as a claw machine: the Bunny has three attempts to move a Claw Arm to catch enemies and drag them offstage. The attack passes through soft platforms and acts as a grab. || Based on the actual Arcade's main mode, whose goal is catching as many badges as possible. Conceptually similar to Snake's and Zero Suit Samus's.