Also, how did you guys get the palatte swaps?

You take a picture or sprite of a character you're making an expansion moveset for and edit its hue, tint, contrast, and saturation.

Got it, but in what program/application?

I make palettes on my phone so idk if ur using a cpu

Use GIMP

For the record, I did start writing this after my stream, but I had to go out to dinner before I finished. Then I didn't really get to use my computer until now because I went to a smash tourney today >_>

Not very familiar with this character, but I'll tell you what I think Shine.

-If I played Ayumi, my favourite palette swap would be her red paletteThanks! I'm redoing her palettes the I hope you'll still like them ^_^
-Is this ftilt a roundhouse kick or more like a front kick? It's a straight, soft kick. Ayumi's leg barely comes off the ground.
-So this utilt basically taps the opponent but is surprisingly hard to get through? Sounds like the kind of move to troll your opponent with (plus its paper lel)Think of it as a faster Peach utilt but less range. lel
-If her dtilt hits an airborne opponent, what does it do?It just pops them up. lel
-I kinda like this dash attack, basically a Peach dash attack but sending away rather than up
-For smashes, perhaps you also want to include how much damage they do when fully charged. Also remember that KB also heavily scales with the amount of damage an attack does (recall that a sweetspot Knee of Justice does 17%, and Peach's stitchface does 36%), so keep this in mind when designing moves. It is possible for moves that deal low damage to have high enough KB to cause tumble (Pichu's uair does 4% but puts into tumble really early, compared to Fox's bair which does 15% and won't tumble until after a few hits). I look at the damage a move does to also determine its KB, and I design characters with this in mind.Your right I should start including all damage values and not cut cornerners.
-This upsmash sounds pretty gross to get hit by. A cool aesthetic might be to make it a multihitting move (like each piece of paper gives a cut)The Usmash is meant to be a burst hitbox, not a lingering multi-hit lol :p
-Heh heh, her nair really reminds me of the Pack Whack move from Banjo-Tooie
-The uair/bair sounds like the sorts of moves you would get pretty surprised by. It would be great if they also had a ton of hitlag, like Zelda's fair/dair.Freeze frames do sound fitting lol especially since she's taking photos.
-Is this sneeze a reference to Phoenix Wright?It's not a reference as much as it's inspired by Pheonix. I wanted Ayumi's dair to be something different other than a schoolbag attack or a kick
-Eww, who would use a spoon to murder someone?lel finally someone notices the evidence Maybe I shouldn't even ask HOW they would have done it either...
-Ah, so she has to use build up the evidence in order to get an incredibly powerful move like Rest. May I also suggest, to further balance the move, that she loses all of her evidence on death? At the very least there needs to be some penalty for dying.Well Evidence takes 2 seconds to complete each use. Ayumi would have to hard commit to it each time and it can't be used midair. It would take over 10 seconds to reach 5 stacks. If you count having to stand and reinput neutral special again. Losing ALL evidence on death would be frustrating. Maybe losing 1 stack is fine though.
-I like this counter and the way it connects to her stacks of Evidence.
-I can easily picture these throws, and they look surprisingly painful. Yeah they deal good damage. Too bad she doesn't have a KO throw.
-The overall gameplay theme and character theme is similar to Phoenix Wright, which cannot be helped I'm sure. However, many of her neutrals are focused on the use of her schoolbag rather than her pointer finger. In addition, how she uses the Evidence is different because she uses it to power up two of her moves rather than as the way to go Super Saiyan (or just a basic projectile).

Welp, time to do the "2nd place" of my poll, Blade!
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