I'll review the Daisy moveset, but its not without an ulterior motive as I have another character moveset...

-My favourite colour palette is the brown/green one, then the red/pink one.
-Starting off the moveset with jabs that look like hits. Automatically sets the bar for Daisy's rougher attitude compared to Peach, her jabs being mere slaps.
-Based on this above point, it makes her ftilt seems out of place. The rest of her normals make sense for her being a little more callous than Peach with a dive, a headbutt, and a double fist slam.
-The upsmash should be "Fore!" not "Four!"
-I feel like a golf swing motion that hits above is misleading. What about swapping upsmash and fsmash, and making the Crown smash hit above in an arc and send vertical (which is a perfect foil to Peach's fair), and the golf club hits in front as one would expect?
-Peach's nair doesn't have that much kill potential Does this nair last as long as Peach's or is it more like Melee Peach's nair?
-The uair 2 gud
-I don't agree with the way the Crown Spike is implemented. If the main hitbox for the dair only goes up to here waist, but there is a spike hitbox on her crown, that means the hitboxes are disjoint from each other. In Falcon's dair, the nipple spike is still right next to the dair hitbox. This continuity of the hitboxes makes more sense than if Falcon were to only have a hitbox on his lower legs, and then to have a hitbox on his chest for the spike.
-I don't know how you could implement up-spec so that the game would know when to snap to the edge and when not to with respect to stage position. I think that this move would be better if it was just a simple flip like Sm4sh Sheik's Bouncing Fish move, but with no kick (unless you want a kick) and much more vertical and more control over the horizontal. It can still have a surrounding hitbox, that would be enough to effectively trump anyone who does not have invincibility.
-Dunkmaster Daisy and Cristiano RonalDaisy both seem like fine specials to me
-I like this grab pummel way more than I should. Same with dthrow
-For the Final Smash, would you have to aim all around in 360 degrees and control the angle, or is it more like Snake's FS where you free-aim the shot (you are just in the middle of the stage)? Also, is this move a reference to Mario Superstar Baseball?


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I've been really feeling OG fighting games lately, so I'm going to design a moveset for an iconic, yet oddball character from the Street Fighter Universe:


Blanka, Brazil's Electric Berserker.
Source Game: Super Turbo for the SNES.

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P.S. The red one is my favourite.

Reserved for 2 reviews and the 3 poll winners [Shovel Knight, Ryu and Phoenix Wright, 3-way ties boy is this going to be a project.]

Ryu needs another moveset?

Ganondorf needs another moveset?

obviously yes
but ryu alredy have a good moveset

In your opinion, one: People were already making movesets for him long before nintendo added him. 2. Not everyone likes his sm4sh one nor do they have to. 3. Ganondorf needs another moveset Otherguy: But you made one that potentally fixed everything wrong with him and it was new and fixed his clone problems. Me: But this yamnow said Quote without even bothering to review it proper or even reading it[Question how can you even tell if that moveset was a clone if you can't type english well, let alone read it? You didn't even review it you blatantly insulted the moveset just saying semi-clone when the moveset was made to fix that while keeping ganondorf.]

i can read english but is difficult to me to write english

okok your moveset isnt semi clone but doesent feel like gannondorf

Okay time to start with 2 reviews.
Pocky & Rocky - Not too much to say about overall solid moveset.
So they are the same in hitboxes and stats but just with different skins interesting.
Normals - So the F-Smash it's like lucas f-smash then but how would a bite have the same hitboxes as swinging a stick?
Specials - So the u-spec is like bowser bomb, pretty poor recovery then again 3 jumps, not too good for a floaty but better then nothing.
Final smash that heals and does damage, very neat

Now for blanka, hmm to be fair, never played him too much, since i always played as vega[Claw&Mask] in 2, dudley in 3/4 and Gouken in 4 and Skullomania in Ex.
Using the smash 4 template is interesting, though i had a different template for my sf expansions.
The ryu style combo gameplay but with blanka's wildness make hims a really interesting character, again i never really played blanka so i wouldn't know too much on how to judge him.
Specials - N-Spec is iconic in fighting games imo, would seem like a great edge guarding and a overall great defensive move.
S-Spec - That move is fun to use no matter what, human/beast canonballs are awesome.
D-Spec - A ex mode for a move is really neat, like project M Lucas's Offense Up.
Recoverary is meh, fine or blanka, mostly useful as a non-kill anti air and a recoveary if all else fails.

Now for 1/3 Shovel knight.

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--------------------------Stats--------------------------
Weight - I put him at goku's weight.
Speed - I'd put him at the default average level Ex. mario and the other norm stats.
Air Speed - I do something similar to megaman.
Dodge - Using the phase locket for his dodges, shovel knight has 1 more dodge frame and 1 less end lag frame [Hey wii fit trainer has reduced lag on non moves where no one else why can't others]
-------------------------Normals----------------------
Jab Combo - Shovel Knight strikes his shovel forward, can combo into itself mutiple times.
F-Tilt - Shovel knight uses dust knuckles to punch forward, can possibly combo into itself at extreamly low percents and can regularly combo from other jabs and tilts once most of the time.
D-Tilt - Shovel knight Strikes The Earth! and flings dirt bits , they travel very little but go pretty high, overall good move since he is crouching and attacks in front and above.
U-Tilt - Shovel knight swings his shovel sideways above him, doesn't arc so it isn't the best anti-air.
Dash Attack - Mobile Gear - Shovel knight rides the mobile gear relic like a surf board, great mutihitting attack, though i does have a bit of end lag.

------------------------Smash Attacks-----------------
F-Smash - Charge Handle - Shovel Knight charges up before slashing, powerful.
U-Smash - Throwing Anchor - Shovel Knight Throws a anchor that travels in a huge upward arc before falling, great edge guarding move.
D-Smash - Bury - Basicly Villagers d-smash, but buries longer so it doesn't suck.
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N-Air - Shovel Knight Slashes forward with his shovel.
F-Air - Like his f-tilt, shovel knight uses the dust knuckles in mid-air, great combo move and for recoverary since it moves him slightly forward.
B-Air - Shovel Knight Stabs his shovel behind him, basic b-air.
U-Air - Shovel knight swings his shovel above him in a arc.
D-Air - Shovel Knight dives straight downward with his shovel, like sm4sh greninja he bounces back up when he hits someone.

------------------------Grab Throws and Pummel----
Grab - One Handed
Pummel - Shovel Knight Smacks the foe with his shovel, funny to watch since shovel.
F-Throw - Shovel Knight tosses the foe forward and throws a Alchemy Coin, afterwards it falls down hitting anyone below once, not really for kills, more for combos.
B-Throw - Shovel Knight holds the foe and turns around and hits him/her away with his shovel.
U-Throw - Shovel Knight tosses the foe in the air and thrusts his shovel upward.
D-Throw - Shovel Knight burys the foe in the ground, allows for good combos.

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N-Spec - Fire Wand - Shovel Knight Fires a fireball that does about as much damage as marios but travels forward and is much faster.
S-Spec - Chaos Sphere - Shovel Knight fires a bouncing green orb that bounces for about 1.5 x more then marios, but it does lower damage, is gravity bound.
U-Spec - Propeller Dagger - Shovel Knight flies straight upwards with the propeller dagger, though like ichigo and wario, his can be guided slightly.
D-Spec - War Horn - Shovel Knight Blows on a war horn, which is similar to BM Stop, but with twice the range and instead does damage, however it has a recharge of 15 seconds, making it requiring smarter usage.
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I really not sure what final smash he could have any ideas.

Phoenix Wright Coming Soon

I was going to review Blanca but Mage already got that covered and I have no clue about anything related to Street Fighter lol.

Ayumi Tachibana Solves the Case!

Source Game:Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir (NES/Famicom)
Description: Ayumi's the heroine of the Detective Club games, which were made for the Famicom Disk System. In the first installment of the series, Ayumi solved the murder of one of her friends, and shortly thereafter, she opened her own investigative agency. Since those early days, she's proven to be a daring and peerless crime solver.

Since Ayumi is a normal teenage girl her stats are average across the board. Ayumi's a very shy girl and uses an unorthodox fighting style. She's similar to Pheonix Wright in concept. Since they use mundane actions for some of their attacks.

PROS
*An NES/Famicom retro representative.
*Fills in the Average Human and the Schoolgirl character archtypes. The latter being desperately needed in SSF2.
*Female Diversity
*Unique Moveset & character not seen playable on other iterations of Smash.
*Who wouldn't want to play as a kawaii schoolgirl?

Stats
Weight: 100
Height: Medium
Dash Speed: Average
Air Speed: Average
Jump Height: Average
Fall Speed: Slow

Standard Attacks
Jab1: Shy Punch
Range: Medium
Damage: 2%
Knockback: Very Low
Description: Ayumi closes her eyes and turns her head as she delivers a straight punch.

Jab2: School Bag Bash
Range: Medium
Damage: 4%
Knockback: High
Description: After delivering a punch, a scared Ayumi lifts her schoolbag overhead and swats it downwards. Has surprisingly high knockback and can actually KO around 140%.

Forward Tilt: Gentle Kick
Range: Medium
Damage: 9%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi delivers a weak straight kick. It's a very fast tilt and since Ayumi kicks at a low angle it's good at disrupting enemy attacks.

Up Tilt: Paper Throw
Range: Long
Damage: 8%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi throws a sheet of paper overhead. A fast disjointed up tilt, though it doesn't deal much damage or knockback it's a great overhead anti-air.

Down Tilt: Detect
Range: Short
Damage: 6%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi leans forward while analyzing the ground infront of her with a magnifying glass.

Dash Attack: Scared Shove
Range: Medium
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Ayumi turns her head while closing her eyes as she thrusts her arms forward, shoving anyone in her way. Unlike most dash attacks Ayumi's sends the opponent at a semi-spike angle. Allowing it to set up tech chases and put the opponent in an edgegaurd situation.

Smash Attacks
Forward Smash: School Bag Flail
Range: Medium
Damage: 11%
Knockback: High
Description: Ayumi stretches her arm back while holding her school bag. She then swings her school bag with mighty force, causing her to spin in place. A relatively plain side smash. Can KO above 120%.

Up Smash: Paper Rain
Range: Long
Damage: 15%
Knockback: High
Description: Ayumi thrusts her school bag above her head. Causing a cloud of papers to appear overhead, the papers then fade away after a second. A large circular hitbox with decent horizontal reach. One of Ayumi's better KO options. KOing above 100%.

Down Smash: Trip
Range: Short
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi sticks her leg outwards while spinning in place. Similar to Zelda's down smash. Except Ayumi's doesn't have massive knockback. Instead Ayumi has the fastest down smash in SSF2(coming out on frame 2). Making it an excellent GTFO move.

Aerials
Neutral Air: School Bag Smack
Range: Medium
Damage: 11%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Similar to ZSS' neutral air Ayumi swings her school bag in front of her. Has a slight back hitbox. Good for combos.

Forward Air: Zoom In
Range: Short
Damage: 9%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi holds a magnifying glass to her eye but quickly extends her arm forward. A weak forward air but good for combos.

Back Air: Cautious Kick
Range: Medium
Damage: 12%
Knockback: High
Description: While using both her hands to hold onto her bag, Ayumi cautiously thrusts her right leg behind her. A decent KO move at high percents. Similar to ZSS' back air.

Up Air: Overhead Swing
Range: Medium
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Ayumi waves her school bag overhead. A relatively slow move compared to most other attacks. Has a nice lingering hitbox, can also set up for juggles at mid percents.

Down Air: Sneeze
Range: Short
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Ayumi's aerial momentum halts as she snaps back and sneezes. This move will always meteor smash the opponent, though landing this move would be tricky.

Specials
Neutral Special: Evidence
Description: Ayumi searches the ground infront of her and finds a piece of evidence. A bar of images will appear over Ayumi as she uses Evidence. To indicate how many pieces of evidence Ayumi currently has. Evidence completely effects Ayumi's Side Special and how effective Down Special is.
Evidence can't be used midair.


Side Special: Accusation
Description: Ayumi throws a sheet of paper from her school bag. The propeties of this projectile change with Ayumi's Evidence.
Side Special has 5 variations depending on the Tier of Evidence Ayumi has gathered. In all variations Ayumi throws a sheet of paper, the paper is surrounded by a light blue aura.
Ayumi can continuously use the same Accusation, except she can't use them repeatedly as she has to wait 2 second intervals. Except for Accusation3 which has a 7 second interval.



Up Special: Triple Jump
Range: Medium
Description: Ayumi twirls midair, using her momentum to gain vertical height.
Triple Jump travels a smidge higher than her normal midair jump. Ayumi can act out of Triple Jump almost immediately after use, allowing her to extend aerial combos. She can even use Triple Jump in place of her midair jump and save her midair jump for later. Triple Jump does not  put Ayumi into Helpless state, and like all other up specials is regained on flinch.

Down Special: Evidence Counter
Range: Medium
Damage: 13%
Knockback: Varies
Description: Ayumi clutches her school bag close to her chest and embraces for an attack. On a successful counter a large cloud of papers will erupt from Ayumi as she falls onto her behind. The opponent is also launched.
The knockback of this counter depends on the current Tier of Evidence. With Tier 1 having little to no knockback and Tier 5 being able to KO around 80%.
Also on a succesful counter Ayumi will lose evidence and drop 1 Tier of Evidence.

Grab & Throws
Grab: Scared Hold
Range: Average
Description: Ayumi grabs her opponent with her hands and holds them. Though she's scared of them.

Pummel: Shake
Damage: 1%
Description: Ayumi panics and shakes her opponent.

Forward Throw: Slap
Damage: 12%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Ayumi panics and slaps her opponent in the face. An average throw.

Back Throw: Back Shove
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Ayumi forces her opponent behind her and shoves them away by their back.

Up Throw: Bag Uppercut
Damage: 11%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi uppercuts her opponent with her school bag. Low knockback allowing for chaingrabs and platform setups.

Down Throw: Bag Smash
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi raises her schoolbag overhead and slams it onto her opponent. Similar looking to her Jab2. Except this slams her opponent onto the stage. Decent combo starter at very low %.

Final Smash
Mystery Solved!
Range: Medium
Damage: 40%
Knockback: Very High
Description: Ayumi throws a single sheet of golden paper. Any opponents who come into contact with it are sent to a cinematic scene.

Ayumi and her opponent are in a black void. The camera turns to Ayumi who then shouts in Japanese.
"A-ha!"
The camera turns the opponent as they take damage and flinch. The camera turns back to Ayumi, who says.
"Dakara, sore wa anata gamas.hita!"("It WAS you all along!")
The camera then turns back to opponent who takes more damage. It turns back to Ayumi who says.
"Sore wa sore o kessai!"("So that settles it!") Ayumi then points directly at the player and shouts.
"Nazo ga kaiketsu shiyou!"("MYSTERY SOLVED!") Mystery Solved is also spelled out in the black background behind Ayumi.
The camera goes back to the match and the opponent takes another 20% and is launched with very powerful knockback.

Misc.
Entrance: Ayumi rides in on her bycicle.

Taunt: Ayumi stomps her foot and pouts "Baka!"

Victory Pose: Ayumi holds her free hand to her heart and nods assuringly in typical anime fashion. She also says "Yatta yo!"("I did it!")

If only i could even find proper sources, then i would make a Nintendoji moveset[God damn nintendo japan club exclusions]
Review: Heh great choice, smash flash is in dire need of school girls after all
Normals - The jab reminds me of Arc 1 Tsuna from the reborn Ds Games, fighting pathicly and with a schoolbag, while the d-tilt reminds me of Phoenix down med i believe where he takes out a book while crouching.
Smash Attacks - School bags be deadly weapons, and the down smash, would it edge guard off the stage if she is on the very edge?
Aerials - That sneeze, so much of the phoenix i am reminded of, schoolgirl combat aerials, what can i really say, though is all her non specials just the schoolbag and glass, no other iconic items?
Specials - Yes the n-spec and s-spec go great with her [I nevered like the crusade phoenix but you make it much better imo], be much more interesting on her anyways, and a counter that increases in power, Not much to say on triple jump other then it being kind of like the new sora u-spec [Which is good].
Final Smash - We need more of these cinimatic smashes.

I have some ideas for the specials for phoenix wright
N special : objection
Have 2 forms if you dont charge the attack ir be weaker but ir hoy charge it , it be letal like a calcon punch
F especial hold it: have a paralize efect of 1 second
D especial evedence he catch the attacks off his enemys and come back the attaattack
u especial: achoo he sneeze to the opposite of the stage and the recovery is diagonal
Meaby this help you

For phoenix wright [Who i will post the next day] his Objection is going to both a smash attack and a aerial, while HOLD IT will indeed be his s-spec, for sneeze i made it a aerial exclusive so far since i had a idea for his u-spec i haven't seen anyone suggest as far as my knowledge goes so i'll leave that as a preview.

U-Spec - Step Ladder - Phoenix Wright pulls a step ladder out of thin air and walks up it while having little to no falling, will put you in helpless state but it can be used twice, so even when helpless, if you haven't used it a 2nd time you can.

Also going to rob Shine of her sig idea, i made this massive roster of dream characters i wanted i should have 2 or 4 characters to put in for who i want in ssf2

Mage I'm already loving the ladder reference