Wes (SSBD)

Meowstic; in Super Smash Bros. Dream
	TBA; ;
Universe	Pokémon
Availability	TBD
Final Smash	Psyshock

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“	Meowstic gets psyched!	”
—Introduction tagline

Wes (ニャオニクス, Nyaonix) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Dream. It was confirmed on January 14th, 2016, designed to represent Gen VI in a unique way. It is the fifth Pokémon newcomer for Super Smash Bros. Dream, after Nidoking, Pokémon Ranger, Youngster Joey, and Wes. It is voiced by TBD in Super Smash Bros. Dream.

How To Unlock

TBD

Attributes

Mewostic's playstyle completely depends on which costume is used, be it male or female. As such, Mewostic is practically two semi-clones (of each other) in one.

Espeon	Walking speed	Dashing speed	Falling speed	Air speed	Gravity	Air acceleration	Weight	Traction	Crawl?	Wall Jump?
Value	1.24	1.75	1.48	1.13	0.089	0.07	89	0.044	Yes	No

Umbreon	Walking speed	Dashing speed	Falling speed	Air speed	Gravity	Air acceleration	Weight	Traction	Crawl?	Wall Jump?
Value	1.32	1.95	1.65	1.15	0.11	0.068	93	0.064	Yes	No

Moveset

Espeon		Name	Damage	Description
Neutral attack		–	2%	Espeon takes a step forward and bites, then turns around to kick, then starts slapping the opponent with its tail. Finisher is a stronger tail slap.
			2.5%
			0.6% (loop), 3% (final hit)
Forward tilt		–	10.5% (close), 7.5% (tip)	Espeon swings its tail in front of it. Has somewhat punishable endlag if shielded or sidestepped.
Up tilt		–	5%	Like Pikachu's, but slightly slower on startup to compensate for its increased range.
Down tilt		Sand Attack	5.1% (close), 3.5% (tip), 1.3% (rocks)	Espeon sweeps its tail across the ground in front of it. A good combo starter at the close hit, good for spacing at the tip. Launches 2 small rock projectiles out diagonally upward starting from the tip of the tail, which disappear after travelling a distance approximately the length of Espeon's body.
Dash attack		Tackle	10.5% (clean), 6.5% (late)	Espeon pounces forward. Gives a slight momentum boost.
Forward smash		Psybeam	11% (close), 9.4% (far)	Shoots a colorful beam of light in a straight line in front of Espeon. Longer charge gives more range, but higher endlag.
Up smash		–	5% (hit 1), 1% (hits 2-7), 3% (hit 8)	Like Sonic's.
Down smash		–	10% (front hit), 12% (back hit)	Spins around, sweeping its tail across the ground on both sides. The front hit has knockback similar to that of Samus's in Melee.
Neutral aerial		–	9% (clean), 6% (late)	Like Pikachu's, but slightly slower to compensate for its increased range.
Forward aerial		–	9.5% (leg), 13% (shadow)	Scratches at a downward angle in front. Has shadowy energy emanating from the claws, giving more range. A reliable KO move at high enough percents when sweetspotted.
Back aerial		–	3% (hits 1-2), 4.3% (hit 3)	Whips backward with its tail 3 times.
Up aerial		–	9% (early), 11% (late)	Similar to Mewtwo's, but faster to compensate for reduced range. Has a meteor smash in the last 4 active frames.
Down aerial		–	1% (hits 1-5), 2% (hit 6)	Faces diagonally downward and spins, hitting several times (like Kirby's, but with the head instead of feet). Last hit knocks opponents straight upward.
Grab		–	–	Espeon grabs the opponent by biting them.
Pummel		–	2%	Bites down on the opponent.
Forward throw		–	8%	Like Duck Hunt's.
Back throw		–	9%	Like Duck Hunt's.
Up throw		–	6%	Like Duck Hunt's.
Down throw		–	7%	Like Bowser's, but faster and deals less knockback.
Floor attack (front)		–	4%	Espeon growls and uses psychic energy to push the opponent away as it gets up.
Floor attack (back)		–	6.4%	Espeon extends its claws using psychic energy and scratches behind it.
Floor attack (trip)		–	5.2%	Espeon spins into a ball and bounces before landing.
Edge attack		–	6.7%	Espeon climbs up and extend its claws using psychic energy, swiping forward.
Neutral special	Default	Psyshock	3.2% (per rock hit)	Charged projectile (can store charge). As Espeon is charging, glowing rocks start floating around Espeon, with more rocks at a higher charge (Maximum 8 rocks). When attacking, Espeon shoots out all of the charged rocks. Each rock knocks hit opponents a short distance away from Espeon.
	Custom 1	Shadow Ball	2% (minimum charge), 27% (full charge)	Deals more damage than Psyshock, but charges slower. Doesn't have multiple hits, and therefore doesn't trap opponents.
	Custom 2	Signal Beam	4% (uncharged), 6% (charged)	Paralyzes hit opponents, but charge can't be stored, and is not multi-hit.
Side special	Default	Swift	6%	Shoots a star-shaped projectile of moderate speed that homes in on opponents. Slows down over time and disappears when it stops.
	Custom 1	Echoed Voice	2.5%	Doesn't home in on opponents, but is instead aimable. Can bounce off floors and walls until it disappears, and its damage doubles each time it bounces off of something.
	Custom 2	Swagger	2%	The projectile dazes grounded opponents, but deals very little knockback to aerial opponents.
Up special	Default	Zen Headbutt	9%	Espeon jumps up, launching those it hits.
	Custom 1	Take Down	16%	Deals much more damage than Zen Headbutt, but gives 8% recoil damage.
	Custom 2	Quick Attack	3%	Deals very little damage and knockback. Goes faster and farther than Zen Headbutt.
Down special	Default	Confusion	8%	Espeon turns its head (based on its attack animation from Pokémon Colosseum), creating an energy wave in front of it. Reflects projectiles at 1.3x damage. Can grab opponents, and when it does, it pushes the grabbed opponent away from Espeon. Gives a very slight upward boost.
	Custom 1	Magic Bounce	0%	Reflected projectiles deal 1.6x damage (up from the 1.3x damage of Confusion), but can no longer grab opponents.
	Custom 2	Protect	12.5%	Grab deals more damage and knockback, but it destroys projectiles instead of reflecting.
Final Smash		Snag Ball	6% (grab), 7% (capture), 9% (shakes 1-3), 10% (capture fail), 15% (capture success)	Espeon grabs the opponent. If successful, the camera will show a closeup of Wes throwing a Snag Ball (animation based on his animation in Colosseum) at the opponent. Once captured, the ball will shake a varying number of times out of 1-3, then will either release the opponent, or will catch the opponent, with the capture success tune playing after, and then it launches the opponent. Knockback varies depending on the outcome, a successful capture will give more knockback than a failed capture.

Umbreon		Name	Damage	Description
Neutral attack		–	3%	Exactly like Espeon's, except stronger. Finisher is a back kick.
			2%
			0.8% (loop), 5% (final hit)
Forward tilt		Scratch	4%	Umbreon does a quick claw swipe.
Up tilt		–	5%	Umbreon swipes its tail upwards. Fast upon startup and ending, making it a good combo starter.
Down tilt		–	7%	Umbreon bites forward. This move makes Umbreon move forwards slightly.
Dash attack		Tackle	10.5% (clean), 6.5% (late)	Functions like Espeon's, except with slightly more startup lag.
Forward smash		Headbutt	10%	Umbreon lunges forward, hitting its head against any close opponents. Has small ending lag.
Up smash		–	3% (hits 1-3), 5% (hit 4)	Umbreon gets on its back and swipes upward with its claws four times. Has small ending lag.
Down smash		–	12% (front), 9% (back)	Umbreon chases its tail in circles. Anyone hit in the front gets knocked forwards, and anyone hit in the back gets knocked upwards.
Neutral aerial		–	9% (clean), 6% (late)	Like Pikachu's, but slightly slower to compensate for its increased range.
Forward aerial		–	3% (hits 1-3)	Umbreon lunges forward and opens its mouth, causing pulses of dark energy to come out of it.
Back aerial		–	4% (hits 1-2), 5.3% (hit 3)	Whips backward with its tail 3 times.
Up aerial		–	10.4%	Umbreon looks upward and shouts, releasing a large pulse of dark energy. Has small landing lag.
Down aerial		–	11.2%	Umbreon looks downward and shouts, releasing a large pulse of dark energy. Has small landing lag. This attack meteor smashes opponents directly underneath it.
Grab		–	–	Umbreon bites the opponent.
Pummel		–	3%	Umbreon bites down on the opponent.
Forward throw		–	9%	Like Duck Hunt's.
Back throw		Shadow Ball	9%	Umbreon throws the opponent behind it in the air and spits out multiple small Shadow Balls.
Up throw		Dig	10%	Umbreon digs underground, taking the opponent with it, and jumps out into the air, tossing the opponent with it.
Down throw		–	2% (hits 1-4), 5% (hit 5)	Umbreon throws the opponent underneath it and swipes at them with its claws repeatedly.
Floor attack (front)		–	7%	Umbreon opens its mouth and releases a dark energy pulse, then quickly stands up.
Floor attack (back)		–	7.2% (close), 3% (far)	Umbreon waves its tail back and forth as it gets up.
Floor attack (trip)		–	6%	Umbreon chases its tail, like its down smash.
Edge attack		–	7%	Umbreon gets up and bites.
Neutral special	Default	Bite	4% (bite capture), 3% (bite pummel)	Umbreon grabs the opponent. Functions almost identically to grab, but the attacks come quicker.
	Custom 1	Crunch	7% (bite capture), 6% (bite pummel)	Stronger than Bite, but opponents can break free easier.
	Custom 2	Snarl	2.6% (bite capture), 2.9% (bite pummel)	Weaker than Bite, but it's harder for opponents to break free.
Side special	Default	Cut	7.8%	Umbreon swipes forward, dashing a bit, with some small startup lag.
	Custom 1	Secret Power	9%	Umbreon swipes forward, dashing a bit, but the attack is slightly faster and it has a random effect to it (i.e. Fire, Ice, Electric, etc.)
	Custom 2	Sucker Punch	12%	Umbreon swipes forward, making a smaller amount of distance and is slower, but does more damage.
Up special	Default	Feint Attack	7% (head), 5% (tail)	Umbreon lunges upward, headbutting anyone in front of it. Umbreon swings its tail as well, hitting anyone behind it at the time.
	Custom 1	Giga Impact	10%	Does more damage than Feint Attack, but Umbreon doesn't attack with its tail.
	Custom 2	Hyper Beam	10.8%	Umbreon flips upside down and uses Hyper Beam below it. Players can change direction right before it activates. Has small startup lag and ending lag.
Down special	Default	Payback	1.2x (minimum 7%)	Umbreon assumes a pouncing stance and retaliates against incoming attacks. The power of the counterattack scales with the strength of the attack blocked.
	Custom 1	Pursuit	0.7x (minimum 3.5%)	Umbreon holds its stance longer, but the attack is weaker. Umbreon moves forward slightly upon counterattacking.
	Custom 2	Retaliate	1.3x (minimum 5%)	Umbreon doesn't hold its stance as long, but the counterattack is stronger. Has high ending lag.
Final Smash		Snag Ball	6% (grab), 7% (capture), 9% (shakes 1-3), 10% (capture fail), 15% (capture success)	Umbreon grabs the opponent. If successful, the camera will show a closeup of Wes throwing a Snag Ball (animation based on his animation in Colosseum) at the opponent. Once captured, the ball will shake a varying number of times out of 1-3, then will either release the opponent, or will catch the opponent, with the capture success tune playing after, and then it launches the opponent. Knockback varies depending on the outcome, a successful capture will give more knockback than a failed capture.

Taunts

Espeon

Up Taunt: Espeon stands on its hind legs and looks around, alert about something.
Side Taunt: Espeon chases its tail in a circle.
Down Taunt: Wes switches out Espeon with Umbreon. The opponent cannot attack Espeon when the switch is taking place.

Umbreon

Up Taunt: Umbreon gets in a pouncing stance and makes a menacing grunt as the circles on its body glow.
Side Taunt: Umbreon curls into a ball and briefly sleeps.
Down Taunt: Wes switches out Umbreon with Espeon. The opponent cannot attack Umbreon when the switch is taking place.

On-screen Appearance

Wes rides into the background on his motorcycle and jumps out, throwing a Poké Ball as he's jumping, releasing either Espeon or Umbreon, depending on who the player picked at the select screen. The motorcycle disappears after he lands.

Idle Poses

Espeon

Espeon yawns.
Espeon grooms itself.

Umbreon

Gets in a pouncing stance with the circles on its body glowing, similarly to its up taunt.
Umbreon looks at its tail and wags it, then shows its teeth, as if growling at it.

Crowd cheer

Espeon

Es - pe - on!

Umbreon

Um - bre - on!

Victory Fanfare

A remixed version of the Pokémon Colosseum title screen theme, slightly sped up and done with guitars instead. Lasts 7 seconds.

Victory Poses

Note: All victory poses have both Espeon and Umbreon present.

Wes throws a Poké Ball up in the air and catches it, Rui standing beside him, and says "Another battle well fought." Espeon and Umbreon are both looking at the camera in a pouncing stance.
Wes kneels down, petting both Espeon and Umbreon, with them cooing happily, and says "Well done you guys!"
Wes and his Pokémon stand beside his motorcycle and says "Sure beats fighting Shadow Pokémon, huh?", before they jump on and drive away.

Trophies

Wes

A loner, Wes used to work for Team Snagem, a criminal organization determined to steal Pokémon from all over Orre. For reasons unknown, Wes decided to leave behind his life of crime. He stole a special device they had known as a Snag Machine and left, but not before leaving behind a bomb for Team Snagem. He traveled to Phenac City and met Rui, leading him to a new threat: Cipher. Their plan was to steal Pokémon and close the door to their hearts, turning them into deadly versions known as Shadow Pokémon, and sold them to people for profit. Wes traveled around Orre, using the Snag Machine to steal the Pokémon back, with the help of his longtime partners and friends Espeon and Umbreon, and purified them, reopening the doors to their hearts.