So basically Pikachu but with Flying Press? I am disappoint.Move names:
Flying thunder speed blaze
Double team
quick attack
discharge
electroweb
spark
flying press
wild charge
quick attack
Mod Edit: Let's not be too crazy with the giant images :)
While I understand the disappointment, do you notice just how her attack animations can be laggy/slow? If you are building a fast paced fighting guild, from my observations, most slow attacking characters don't reach such a high competitive tier. Casually its still great, not in hardcore competitive however.
Ganondorf and Falcon are moveset clones a la Ryu and Ken. To my understanding Pikachu Libre doesn't sound like a moveset clone.
They're also moveset clones.
In Super Smash Bros. there are no actual clones except in Super Smash Bros. 64, where Luigi was a straight up clone of Mario I believe. The difference is that while Ganondorf and Captain Falcon have similar flavour in terms of their moves they have different properties and other moves, such as their side special, are completely different besides animation. As far as I can tell Pikachu Libre is literally Pikachu with Flying Press, all the other moves being completely identical, so they are direct clones.
Smash actually had quite a lot of complete clones in its history. Smash 64 had Luigi, Melee had Falco, Ganondorf, Roy, Dr. Mario, Pichu and Young Link, and Smash 4 has Dr. Mario, Lucina and Dark Pit. However, clones from Melee differentiated themself in the transition to Brawl or Smash 4, or in the case of Pichu they just got cut.
This is a Pokken Tournament thread, not a SSB thread, so I don't really want a reply to this, JS. Smash 64 had Luigi and Melee had a couple I guess, but Smash 4 has none. At the very least Dr. Mario plays nothing like Mario (I secondary doc), while Dark Pit and Lucina have enough changes for them to be played differently, thus aren't completely clones.
Well in Smash at least; iirc in Melee Sakurai had the choice of making one completely new character or six clones. He went with Pichu, Roy, Falco, Ganondorf, Young Link and Dr. Mario. So you could probably say that in comparison to an original character a clone would take 1/6 development time but this would of course depend upon the complexity of the game and the differences. Like any other character though it'd have to go through testing and quality control so even just taking say Machamp and doing nothing to it except give it some sort of elaborate mask, change nothing else about it and call it a day would still require some amount of time before it can be accepted; so it's not some sort of "yeah do this as a side job and we'll put it in immediately". Then there's also other aspects of Pikachu-Libre to be considered such as different sound effects (from flying press more than anything), and other animations (flying press, different intro animation etc.) I don't think we can accurately say exactly how much development time something would take yet without knowing the specifics and complexities of the game as well as not having any statements from the developers, but seeing how unique every other character is so far Pikachu-Libre certainly seems like it would take much, much less development time. You also have to consider tho that this is a smaller team compared to Smash's so clones could take even more development time here.
So fully evolved Pokemon cam be support Pokemon.
The game's sound track and ingame text described it as a "black Pokemon". (kuroi Pokemon)So looks like Mewtwo is in the game as a secret boss called "Dark Mewtwo". It's a secret boss you unlock by having 3 matches and losing in two of them. The Dark Mewtwo is a black Mewtwo with a yellowish-orange crystal growing out of its shoulder who covers the filed with towering twirling crystal structures before Mega Evolving into (Dark) Mega Mewtwo X.
