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Full movesets for characters I've come up with. Some are characters I would genuinely | Full movesets for characters I've come up with. Some are characters I would be genuinely happy to see in ''Smash'', while others are more experiments in designing a moveset by cloning an existing character, adapting and integrating existing sources or developing a specific concept. | ||
As I do not play competitively, however, I lack the knowledge needed to design an actually balanced moveset; therefore, in most cases I decided to not bother with exact properties like damage, angle and knockback, and I cannot guarantee my movesets would be not overpowered nor underpowered if implemented as they are written. | As I do not play competitively, however, I lack the knowledge needed to design an actually balanced moveset; therefore, in most cases I decided to not bother with exact properties like damage, angle and knockback, and I cannot guarantee my movesets would be not overpowered nor underpowered if implemented as they are written. | ||
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Also, for the sake of simplicity I decided for the most part to not include flavour details like taunts and other non-attack animations. Some other elements (like floor attacks) are also simplified. | Also, for the sake of simplicity I decided for the most part to not include flavour details like taunts and other non-attack animations. Some other elements (like floor attacks) are also simplified. | ||
Anyone is free to use these movesets as a starting point, reference or inspiration for the design of their own moveset. If published, though, I appreciate credit. | |||
This page has been split due to its large size. For single movesets, see: | This page has been split due to its large size. For single movesets, see: | ||
*[[User:Menshay/Character concepts/First-party|First-party characters]]. | *[[User:Menshay/Character concepts/First-party|First-party characters]]. | ||
*[[User:Menshay/Character concepts/Third-party|Third-party characters]]. | *[[User:Menshay/Character concepts/Third-party|Third-party characters]]. | ||
