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==Sockpuppet reports== | ==Sockpuppet reports== | ||
{{IP|107.170.68.59}} Telling from the edits made, this IP reeks of MemoryMan3, trying to evade his ban AGAIN. [[File:SSBUDarkSonicHead.png|17px]][[User:SonicSpeed|<font color="blue">'''Sonic'''</font>]][[User talk:SonicSpeed48|<font color="crimson red">''Speed''</font><font color="gold">'''48'''</font>]][[File:I'mTheOnlyTigger.png|17px]] 18:55, 3 January 2019 (EST) | |||
{{IP|198.15.118.150}} Clearly Memoryman3 trying to evade his ban. He uses a definition (which isn't an actual design guideline for Echo Fighters at all) provided solely by the Japanese Nintendo website which doesn't come from Sakurai himself and/or the official ''Smash Bros.'' website (which are the only reliable sources when it comes to ''Smash Bros.'' development), but from a "Planning Department Hiro P." from Nintendo Co., Ltd. who has absolutely no involvement in the actual development of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', and uses it as an excuse to dismiss Dr. Mario, Young Link and Pichu (but ''especially'' Dr. Mario) from the label solely because they have different mobility physics, instead of the more logical explanation that they debuted in ''Melee''. Mobility physics alone is not what makes a clone a clone as opposed to a semi-clone; it's moveset similarity that makes a clone a full clone. [[User:Zakawer2|Zakawer2]] ([[User talk:Zakawer2|talk]]) 17:43, 27 December 2018 (EST) | {{IP|198.15.118.150}} Clearly Memoryman3 trying to evade his ban. He uses a definition (which isn't an actual design guideline for Echo Fighters at all) provided solely by the Japanese Nintendo website which doesn't come from Sakurai himself and/or the official ''Smash Bros.'' website (which are the only reliable sources when it comes to ''Smash Bros.'' development), but from a "Planning Department Hiro P." from Nintendo Co., Ltd. who has absolutely no involvement in the actual development of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'', and uses it as an excuse to dismiss Dr. Mario, Young Link and Pichu (but ''especially'' Dr. Mario) from the label solely because they have different mobility physics, instead of the more logical explanation that they debuted in ''Melee''. Mobility physics alone is not what makes a clone a clone as opposed to a semi-clone; it's moveset similarity that makes a clone a full clone. [[User:Zakawer2|Zakawer2]] ([[User talk:Zakawer2|talk]]) 17:43, 27 December 2018 (EST) | ||