think about why having a character who doesn't even have a static design in a game would be a bad thing

really, think about it

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also Jody seems rather uninteresting as a whole. there's better they could do. Goroh would be the best choice by this point, I think. Not to mention Goroh is part of a gang iirc, and that gang did have guns from the cutscene, along with swords. It'd be safe to assume that he'd use both swords and guns, I think.

2:25 to 3:28 shows Samurai Goroh, and even very small blips of what could be used.

Look at the trophy for Animal Crosser boy in SSBB.

Really, look at it.

no

I'm still stuck at the point where people want a character from a game with zero violence whatsoever to be in a fighting game.

You can beat the s*** outta the villagers with your axe/shovel/net.

That's really violent.

Also, I'm stuck at the point where people aren't getting that people want reps from games because they like the games they're from, not because they think they'd fit really well in the series.

hey now, chasing all the animals around to hit them with your bug net gets pretty intense

edit: and I was beaten to the punch

Didn't you once try and make a moveset for a ninja whose sole purpose was to herd bubbles or something, and specifically said their was no violence in the game?



He has an ax, so he's capable of using it on more than a tree.

You know, a short, light, kinda chubby character who fights by clumsily swinging an axe around actually sounds really f*** sick. I'd play the hell out of that.

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you know, i'm kinda doubting this but maybe an Shin Megami Tensei rep will make it along one way or another because of SMT X Fire Emblem

In fairness, SSF2 has much lower standards than Nintendo.

Tom Nook represents more of Animal Crossing than the Animal Crosser itself.

1. Tom Nook is an actual character in comparison to the Animal Crosser, which is basically a custom character that the player controls. They probably didn't had the chance to perform customization at the time of the first Animal Crossing so i assume they used a Male character and Female character as holders until the next Animal Crossing game, which would then have customization.

2. If we're gonna think of any character that represents customization, the closest and most obvious option would be a Mii, since there have been several titles where players can actually bring their own Mii characters into these games.

Animal Crosser/Tom Nook would be way better than that dude, he's too humanoid.