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Source Games - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and their respective 3D remakes, as well as Super Smash Bros Melee.

Note: any transformations into his different forms stated in his moveset are instantaneous (his sprite will briefly turn white while it morphs into said forms), and Young Link will revert back into his Hylian form after the following attack is completed. If he gets hit while in his alternate forms, he will remain in his respective form as they have unique hurt and flying animations, until he stops getting attacked.

The Child Hero of Time arrives to brawl once again with his Kokiri Sword and Mirror Shield. The Mirror Shield can reflect energy based projectiles (e.g Mario's fireball) but will simply block any other kind of projectile. As you will find out, he is a highly unorthodox character, and casuals will probably enjoy him more.

Entrance: Young Link warps to an Owl Statue on the battlefield as the Song of Soaring jingle plays. The Owl Statue then glows and vanishes.

Idle: Shuffles and taps his feet on the spot.

Height: Same as Ness.

Weight: Same as Melee.

Jump: Same as Melee.

Speed: Same as Melee for walking, air movement and falling speed. His dash speed however is pretty fast - around Marth's.

Sidestep/Mid-Air Dodge: Puts on the Stone Mask.

Roll: Does an old fashioned barrel roll, similar to regular Link.

Shield: Transforms into Goron Link and curls into a ball (he will turn darker the weaker the shield gets, similar to Yoshi and his egg).

Dashing: Whenever Young Link dashes, he'll put on the Bunny Hood or the Postman's Hat. Merely for cosmetic purposes.

Super Mushroom: If affected by a Super Mushroom, he'll have the Giant's Mask on in all instances that don't utilize a mask or a transformation; again merely for cosmetic purposes.

Moveset

Jab 1: Does a diagonal slash downward.

Jab 2: Does a horizontal slash across in front of him.

Jab 3/Infinite Combo: Repeatedly stabs forward at different angles. Pretty much the same as Link's former infinite combo for those who remember v0.7.

Dash Attack: Performs the Jump Attack (like Link does in SSB4). Great KO move.

F-Tilt: Pauses for a split second to transform into Goron Link, curls into a spiky ball and performs the Goron Roll for quite some distance (about 3/4 the length of Battlefield). His speed while rolling is pretty fast, around as fast as Sonic's Down-B. However, if he hits an opponent, he'll bounce off them and revert back to Hylian form, similar to Wario's Side-B.

U-Tilt: Quickly swings his sword above him in an arc twice.

D-Tilt: A crouching stab directed at the opponent's feet. Has spiking properties if the tip of the blade connects with an opponent recovering.

F-Smash: Performs the Dash Attack from the Zelda series, where he quickly runs a short distance with his sword pointed out in front of him. Connecting with enemies doesn't slow down his momentum (he simply plows through them) but if he hits a wall he will bounce off. The longer he charges it for, the further the distance he will run, and the maximum distance he can run is the whole length of FD. However, it can be canceled at any time if the player presses in the opposite direction, where he will skid to a halt.

U-Smash: Transforms into Zora Link and does a quick somersaulting kick, similar to Zora Link's Jump Attack in MM except the animation is reversed.

D-Smash: Essentially Toon Link's Spin Attack from SSB4 when performed on the ground, sucking opponents in and hitting them multiple times before launching them away.

Ledge Attack: Rolls back onto the stage and whacks the opponent with a Deku Stick, which breaks.

100% Ledge Attack: Rolls back onto stage and whacks the opponent sledgehammer style with the Megaton Hammer.

Floor Attack: Transforms into Deku Link and performs a Deku Spin Attack on the spot.

N-Air: Puts on the Blast Mask and explodes. He does not take damage of course.

F-Air: Charges for half a second (with his sword over his head) and swings downwards in a one-handed vertical slash. If caught on the bottom of his blade, opponents will be meteor smashed.

B-Air: Slashes behind him in a horizontal arc.

U-Air: Thrusts his sword upwards, same as regular Link.

D-Air: Essentially Toon Link's stall-then-fall D-Air from SSB4, plummeting straight through opponents with his sword beneath him.

Z-Air: Hookshot, similar to regular Link's Clawshot but shorter and faster.

Grab: Young Link casts his Fishing Rod out, hooks an opponent and reels him in. Has a slightly longer range and is faster than regular Link's Clawshot, but has higher end-lag as Young Link reels the line in.

Hold: Dangles his victim from his fishing line, holding them with the other hand.

Pummel: Young Link repeatedly kicks his victim in the shin.

F-Throw: Transforms into Goron Link and does a fiery Goron Punch. Has the potential to kill at high percentages.

B-Throw: Transforms into Deku Link and blows a bubble, trapping the opponent briefly. Similar effect to Sora's 0.9b B-Throw.

U-Throw: Casts the opponent up high using the Fishing Pole and throws up a Bomb Bag, exploding and dealing major knockback.

D-Throw: Transforms into Goron Link and performs the Goron Pound, a two hit attack where he curls into a ball, rises into the air and slams back onto the ground with incredible force. Similar to Goku's D-Air, the ground will crack when he lands, and the resulting "debris" will also damage incoming opponents.

Neutral B: Slingshot - A chargeable attack where he pulls out a slingshot and fires a stone.

Side B: Zora Fins - Young Link transforms into Zora Link and fires off two Zora fins, which fly apart, converge and eventually return back to him. Functions similar to Sora's Neutral-B.

Up B: Deku Flowers - Young Link transforms into Deku Link, hides inside a Deku Flower and propels into the air, hovering via two helicopter flowers in his hands afterwards. Initial ascent is a nice vertical recovery, but the hovering allows Young Link to glide (similar to 0.9b Meta Knight). You can get out of hovering mode by performing any attack or otherwise landing on the stage.

Down B-Ground: Elegy of Emptiness - Young Link plays the Elegy of Emptiness on his ocarina and summons a twisted effigy of either himself, a Deku, a Goron or a Zora (random chance) in front of him, rising up from the ground (if the player merely taps the keys) or falling from the sky towards the ground (if the player holds the keys down). Quite slow to start, but the effigies do massive damage if touched during the initial summon (amount of damage is dependent on which effigy is summoned), and they can appear behind him if the player holds down the opposite direction as well. Effigies rising from the ground launch the opponent upwards and ones descending from the air meteor smash. After the initial summon, the statue/s will stay on the stage for about 10 seconds before vanishing away. During this time, they can be attacked and launched, and if while flying through the air they come into contact with an opponent, they deal damage. However, they can hurt Link as well if an opponent launches it back at him. Only one effigy can be on the stage at a time - if Young Link performs the move while one is already on the stage, it will disappear.

Down B-Air: Zora Dive - Young Link transforms into Zora Link and spirals downwards while surrounded in bio-electric energy. The angle of descent can be changed by pressing the left and right arrow keys (if held down long enough he will dive horizontally). Functions similar to Pikachu's Down-Air, and any incoming projectiles will be neutralized.

Final Smash: Fierce Deity Link - COMING SOON

Extras

Regular Taunt: Young Link puts on either the All Night Mask, Kafei's Mask, Spooky Mask, Skull Mask, Gibdo Mask, Garo's Mask or Gerudo Mask and stares at the player creepily.

Side Taunt: Young Link puts on Don Gero's Mask and does the derpy frog directing dance, with the Frog Choir's croaking in the background. It can be either the original N64 version or the one from the 3D remake (N64 version is much derpier though).

Up Taunt: Young Link will play a random choice from some of the most iconic Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask songs, such as the Song of Healing, Song of Storms, Epona's Song, Oath to Order and Zelda's Lullaby. He will perform these either on his ocarina, on the Drums of Sleep as Goron Link, on the Guitar of Waves as Zora Link or on the Pipes of Awakening as Deku Link.

Down Taunt: Young Link puts on Kamaro's Mask and performs Kamaro's Dance, with its respective song playing in the background. By keeping the taunt button held down, the player can continuously do the dance until the taunt button is released. If you don't know what the dance looks like, see the vid below:

Dashing Taunt: Young Link has a bonus taunt. When dashing, if Young Link taunts, he'll put on the Bremen Mask and start playing its signature tune on his ocarina while marching. By keeping the taunt button held down, the player can move left and right (as well as stand still) while performing the song continuously until the player gets hit or stops holding down the taunt button. If you want to see what the taunt would look like, refer to the vid below (march starts at 0:10):

Fierce Deity Link Taunt: Does his win animation from Hyrule Warriors.

Star-KO Animation: Young Link screams and spirals towards the heavens.

Screen-KO Animation: Young Link, wearing the Great Fairy's Mask or Circus Leader's Mask, faceplants against the screen and slides down.

Shield Break/Stun Animation: Young Link clutches his knees and starts panting (like he does when he has 1 heart remaining in OoT).

Assist Trophy Summon Animation: Young Link holds his hands in the air with the trophy hovering above him, pretty much his pose when he collects an item from The Legend of Zelda series. When he does this, the traditional "Item Get" jingle plays in the background.

Winning Animation: Young Link, wearing the Mask of Truth or the Keaton Mask, does a few fancy sword slashes before taking off his mask and smiling at the camera.

Losing Animation: Young Link, wearing the Mask of Scents or Romani's Mask, pouts and looks down sadly, but slowly and reluctantly claps for the winner anyways.

Victory Theme/Fanfare: Saria's Song

Home Stage: Clock Town

Archer's True Name is EMIYA (エミヤ, ?). He is not a proper Heroic Spirit in the sense of other heroes. His true identity is that of Shirou Emiya of an alternate timeline from that of Fate/stay night who made a contract with the world and became the Heroic Spirit EMIYA. He acts as a Counter Guardian for the world as payment for the contract. He is summoned because he still has the jewel pendant that Rin used to save his life after Lancer stabbed his heart. The jewel he owns is the actual catalyst used for his summoning rather than the one that Rin still has at the time of his summoning.
Although his existence has been established as a knight of the bow, in his lifetime he was a magus, not a bowman. A counterfeiter (Faker) who makes use of projection magic to counterfeit many famous swords, magical swords. It is believed that the reason why his standard armament was a bow is because he is not all that strong as a Heroic Spirit and, in the end, his combat style settled down for sniping.
A realist who perform his work in an indifferent manner. Cynical and pessimistic. Yet, he is far from an workaholic, and he is also a playboy who utters nihilistic jokes at appropriate times. Someone who approves rational tactics, social justices, but because his starting point is the ideal of ｢wishing to save all people｣, there is a part of him that simply cannot remain cool-headed.

Details:
Jumps are as long as Samus
Run and Dash speed is slightly faster than Marth's
Archer is kind of a Heavyweight, but falls slowly
His play style is being a combo maker, his movesets has low ending lag, low knockback and has great range, however this also means his damage is low, and can't kill really early.

Ground:
Jab - Stabs with Kanshou [The Black Sword] then slashes upward with Bakuya [The White Sword], and ends it with slash downward with both swords (3% first hit, 3% second hit, 6% third hit, 12% in total): The third hit can Meteor Smash, also a combo starter. This move is based from No-Input M-Attack and a No-Input H-Attack from Fate/Unlimited Codes.
F-Tilt - Stabs forward with Kanshou and Bakuya, similar to F-Input M-Attack (9%): can be connected with Jab
U-Tilt - Quickly slashes with Bakuya and stabs upward with Kanshou (4% first hit, 6% second hit): Similar to Down-Input H-Attack
D-Tilt - Horizontal slash downwards, (2 hits, both deals 5%): Similar to his Down-Input M-Attack
Dash Attack - Spin Slash while sliding forward, can connect to most Ground moves (2 hits, both deals 5%): Similar to Double Press Back-Input L-Attack

F-Smash - Hops forward and slashes outward horizontally (13% uncharged, 17% fully charged)
U-Smash - Switches to his Bow and aims upward, shooting 12 arrows (each deals 2%, the last arrow deals 6%): The range of his U-Smash is really great and is good for juggling, the last arrow does the most knockback amongst them. It's also unchargable.
D-Smash - Switches to his Bow and aims downward at a 45 degree angle, shooting 12 arrows (each deals 2% the last arrow deals 6%): Again it's basically like U-Smash, but this time it's for edgeguarding, again the last arrow does the most knockback. Also unchargable

Throw:
Pummel - Knee Kick
F-Throw - Stabs with Kanshou and does a roundhouse kick (8%)
U-Throw - Stabs with Bakuya and throws upward, switches to Bow and shoots 3 arrows (8% in total)
B-Throw - Stabs with both Kanshou and Bakuya, and throws them to the other side (9%)
D-Throw - Stabs with Bakuya, then runs to the back of the opponent then slashes with Kanshou (7%): Similar to his Grab in F/UC

Aerial:
N-Air - Sexkick (10%): Basically his Aerial L-Attack in F/UC
F-Air - Slashes upward with Bakuya (11%): His Aerial M-Attack in F/UC, also sends the enemy upward.
U-Air - Throws Kanshou upward like a Boomerang, range is the same as BM's U-Air (9%)
B-Air - Slashes with Kanshou similar to Sora's Beta B-Air (9%)
D-Air - Slashes downwards with Kanshou and Bakuya (11%): Also sends him down, similar to his Aerial H-Attack in F/UC

Special:
N-Spec - Throws Kanshou and Bakuya (5% for both): Kanshou spins vertically and travels in an arc, while Bakuya spins horizontally and travels straightforward, similar to his Double Press Forward-Input M-Attack in F/UC
S-Spec - Ground and Aerial S-Spec is different: Ground S-Spec switches to Bow and shoots 5 arrows, each deals 2%, Aerial S-Spec switches to Bow,aims at a 45 degree angle, and charges the arrow for 0.7 seconds, this charged bow deals 10% damage, not only that it slightly sends Archer upward, ending lag for this one is 0.8 seconds, meaning it can't be infinitely used for recovering.
U-Spec - Jumps really high, slightly higher than Pit's but it isn't controllable.
D-Spec - Rho Aias: Blocks incoming projectiles, charging takes 0.9 seconds, lasts for 10 seconds.

Final Smash:









Will transport all opponents to a vast wasteland, Archer's Noble Phantasm, a Reality Marble.
During this, 5 swords will appear every 2 seconds, dealing 10% each, all of these are homing, the Reality Marble lasts for 30 seconds.


Taunt:
N-Taunt - Basically this


Victory Theme: EMIYA.

Ganondorf

Source: Of Legend of Zelda infamy, dating back to the first game, The Legend of Zelda. And Smash Bros infamy.

Concept: Ganondorf retains the heavyset build that makes him infamous in all Smash Bros incarnations he appears in, but with an augmented moveset that gives him some more range and utility to his moves. Also, Ganondorf is the epitome of having an easy time killing once he gets going: his hard-hitting attacks rack up percentage quickly, and his whole moveset is designed such that every move either kills at mid-high percents, or easily sets up into such a move if it hits. Satisfaction and easy money guaranteed, or your money back.

Attributes: Ganondorf is heavy, rivalling Donkey Kong for launch resistance, and a very high gravity and mid-high fall speed give him good launch and juggle resistance while not hampering his recovery too much. His walk, run, and aerial acceleration are good, but are coupled with low maximum speeds. His full hop is high, but so is his short hop, and his midair jump is rather low.

Jab: A quick electrical palm strike. Deals 8% at body, 7% at arm and palm, and low knockback lets it confirm easily into a number of Ganondorf's other options. Surprisingly fast startup, but longer than normal endlag.

Ftilt: A front kick, sparta style. Does 13%, and deals very strong horizontal knockback-- an opponent hit with it off an edge is very likely to die at 90%.

Utilt: Bizzarro Flame's signature move, but with more utility and less lag. At the beginning of the move, Ganondorf lifts his leg up, and in front of him, creates a very strong vacuum towards the sweetspot which extends slightly past footsies range. Ganondorf is front invincible at this point, so trying to contest the move from the front is not an option. 2/3 of a second later later, Ganondorf lands his foot down with an explosion. Opponents caught in the move are dealt 30% with vertical knockback, with some additional shield damage to make the move an instant shield break, and above 60%, are KOed.

Dtilt: From a kneeling position, Ganondorf kicks forward. Does 14%, and props opponents right up for aerial combos at low percents. Can kill circa 100%.

Dash Attack: The Gerudo Dragon. Ganondorf rushes forward with dark energy, during which he is lightly armored, then thrusts upwards. The first hit deals 10% and leads directly into the upward thrust, which does 7% and sends opponents right up to be hit with aerials at any percent.

Usmash: Ganondorf roundhouse kicks upwards once, then if attack is pressed again within a small timeframe, kicks a second time, somewhat like Link's forward smash. The first kick deals 13% high and 8% low. The high hitbox deals very strong vertical knockback, capable of KOing at 90%, while the low hitbox props opponents right up for the second hit, or for aerial combos. The second hit does 12%, and has similarly strong vertical knockback, able to KO at 80%.

Fsmash: Ganondorf pulls out a sword, then swings it forward. The sword deals 15% damage, while Ganondorf's arm deals 20%, and either hitbox deals very strong low-diagonal knockback, enough to seal stocks at 80% near a ledge.

Dsmash: Ganondorf punches the ground and create a brief energy plume that reaches a fair distance upwards. The punch does 10% and meteor smashes right into the energy plume, which does 12% and has very high vertical knockback, able to KO at 80%.

Nair: Ganondorf kicks forward twice. The first kick does 8%, while the second kick does 10%. Both hits do low-diagonal knockback, and are good for combos. Autocancels out of a short hop.

Fair: Ganondorf punches overhead. At a one-frame window when Ganondorf's fist is moving the fastest, the move has increased hitlag, does 26%, and diagonally spikes extremely hard, virtually guaranteeing KOs on offstage opponents even at low percents. Otherwise, the move does 13% with moderate high-diagonal knockback, ready to be followed up with another aerial (after double jumping). Autocancels out of a short hop, though does have high endlag (but low landing lag).

Bair: Ganondorf does a backhand sword swing. The sword does 14%, while Ganondorf's hand and arm do 17%. Either hit deals powerful horizontal knockback, capable of KOing at 90% near a ledge. Good startup, but moderate landing lag and requires a short hop duration to autocancel.

Uair: Ganondorf does an overhead flip kick, similar to Captain Falcon's up air. Throughout the move, Ganondorf's foot does 13%, while his leg does 10%. Hitting early in the move does vertical knockback, hitting in the middle does diagonal knockback, and hitting near the end semi-spikes. All are good for combos. Low landing lag.

Dair: Ganondorf performs an aerial flip and stomps downward at an angle, like M. Bison's EX scissor kick. It hits 3 times, the first 2 being early hits of 5% at the front, low-knockback diagonal spikes designed to connect to the third hit, which deals 10% and powerfully spikes. The angle is 301 degrees, right outside the meteor cancel window and, unlike similar moves, has considerable offstage killpower even at low percents. If landed before the third hit, the move has noticeable landing lag, but creates a large landing hitbox that meteor smashes nearby opponents for 8%.

Grab: Ganondorf reaches out for an opponent. The hitbox is right at Ganondorf's hand, but as the move progresses, Ganondorf leans forward, giving the move good overall range.

Dash Grab: Ganondorf lunges forward and attempts to grab the opponent. Ganondorf reaches out far, extending his range but also his hurtbox.

Pummel: Ganondorf surges dark energy into his opponent. 4%, moderate speed.

Fthrow: Ganondorf punches the opponent forward. Deals 15%, and semi-spikes, leading to tech chases.

Bthrow: Ganondorf turns around and kicks the opponent back. Deals 16% with good diagonal knockback.

Uthrow: Ganondorf tosses the opponent upwards, then blasts a large amount of dark energy upwards into the opponent. The throw does 5%, while the blast does 10%, with strong vertical knockback. At low percents, the move can chaingrab fastfallers and lead into aerial combos, while being able to consistently KO at 110%.

Dthrow: Ganondorf crushes the opponent into the ground, burying them. Deals 22%, and inflicts the bury status.

Getup attack: Ganondorf punches both sides while getting up. Does 10%, and semi-spikes hard, but is impractical for KOs.

Ledge attack: Ganondorf punches forward as he gets up. Does 10%, and semi-spikes.

100% Ledge attack: Ganondorf uses his hand to crush the ledge as he gets up. Does 18%, and inflicts the bury status.

Neutral Special: Warlock Punch / Dead Man's Volley. Ganondorf reels his hand back, and winds up a punch. Once the special button is released (or 4 seconds has passed), Ganondorf releases his punch, causing 3 effects. First, the fist does damage, starting at 10% for a weak punch (which nevertheless does respectable knockback), up to 50% for an ubercharged punch that is a guaranteed one-hit KO (with knockback to spare, rendering it an OHKO even across a stage and even on heavyweights) and instant shield break. Second, the fist also reflects projectiles, starting at 1.1* damage and velocity up to 3.1* damage and velocity at full charge. Third, a horizontally moving dark energy projectile is released, doing the same damage and knockback as the punch, and having speed dependent on charge: uncharged, it is a slow-moving projectile, while at full charge it is faster than Fox's lasers and nigh-impossible to reflect on reaction.

Forward Special: Flame Choke. Ganondorf charges forward and tries to grab an opponent, during which he ignores projectiles. On the ground, Ganondorf immediately forces the opponent to the ground, leaving them knocked down and open to attacks. In the air, Ganondorf sends both himself and the opponent hurtling downwards, and if they touch the ground, Ganondorf is free to act on the downed opponent. Neither impact can be teched. If unsuccessful, Ganondorf is rendered helpless. The grounded version does 13%, while the aerial version does 17%. Can be used to grab ledges all through the move.

Up Special: Dark Dive. Ganondorf performs a jump upwards and sweeps forward and overhead, trying to catch an opponent. If he is successful, he surges dark energy into them, then diagonally spikes them while he jumps, and can continue acting. Otherwise, he enters helplessness. The grab consists of 4 electric blasts that each do 2%, and a launch that does 10%. Good knockback, but does not operate as an offstage killing move until mid-percents. Can grab ledges during the second half of the move.

Down Special: Wizard Drift Kick. Ganondorf kicks downward. Unlike in the mainline games, the move continues on indefinitely as long as the special button is held, and is highly directable: the move is B-reversible on startup, and depending on the vertical position of the controls during startup, the move can be directed to go in one of 3 trajectories (thereafter called low, medium, and high). In the air, directing low causes Ganondorf to descend at 55 degrees below the horizontal, middle 40 degrees, and high 25 degrees. On the ground, directing low causes Ganondorf to ascend and then kick diagonally downwards at 50 degrees, middle causes Ganondorf to ascend and then kick at an angle of 25 degrees, and high causes Ganondorf to proceed kick horizontally along the ground. When the move ends, either naturally or early by hitting a floor or wall, creates a damaging dark blast, and if the move continues long enough, Ganondorf also regains his midair jump. In any case, the kick does a single lasting strong hit of 8% with a continuous loop of 1% hitboxes, all hitting in Ganondorf's current travelling direction (though escapable over distance with good DI and SDI), while the blast does 8% and does strong diagonal knockback, KOing at 100%. Additionally, Ganondorf will continue the move even if the hitboxes are clanked against, as long as Ganondorf himself is not struck.

Final Smash: Beast Ganon. Ganondorf deals 10% and paralyzes everyone in play, then transforms into Beast Ganon. Afterwards, Beast Ganon waits on standby for a direction to move, and as soon as the stick assumes a horizontal position, the beast runs off in the indicated direction. (If a direction is not selected quickly enough, opponents will exit paralysis and can strike Beast Ganon to interrupt the move and hit the final smash ball out of him.) From there, Beast Ganon continuously runs forward until it invariably hits a wall or blastzone, but can be directed to perform jumps (including an unlimited number of midair jumps) by pressing jump, or to fastfall and fall through platforms by pressing down. Enemies that contact Beast Ganon while running suffer 40% and are one-hit KOed. Once Beast Ganon can't continue moving forward, Ganondorf transforms back and assumes his original position.

Up Taunt: Brawl and SSB4 up taunt. Exerts a weak windbox on both sides that keeps opponents from bothering Ganondorf while he taunts. This can be used as an edgeguard, but like Luigi's down taunt, the utility of the move is quite limited.

Down Taunt: Brawl and SSB4 down taunt. Additionally, the taunt absorbs projectiles, though absorbing projectiles has no effect.

Side Taunt: Ganondorf unsheathes his sword like in his Melee taunt and Brawl and SSB4 down taunt, but instead of putting it back after looking at it, he holds it in a striking position, then swings it forward, and ends by wiping it off and putting it away. Betting struck by the sword does 40% damage and can OHKO. Side Taunt is outclassed by other moves in every numerical aspect, but no normal move can match the satisfaction of KOing your opponent with a taunt with 4 seconds of startup and 2 seconds of endlag.

I like the gimmick of the mirror shield and the detail of thing like when he runs, also I like most of the moves but my problems are on:
up and down air: they need to feel more thifferent than
down B: i think its better idea to let the player play the ocarina as his down b,and they can heal themselves, summon the statues or maybe stop the time.
they can play the song like in the zelda games and cancel the move with shield
zair: it also need to be shorter

Height: smash 4

Weight: smash 4

Jump: smash 4

Speed: litle bit faster than smash 4

Jab smash 4 please add a end to all infinte jabs

Dash Attack: this time with armor

F-Tilt: brawl/PM

U-Tilt: smash 4

D-Tilt: smash 4

F-Smash: smash 4 but less end lag

U-Smash: smash 4

D-Smash: smash 4

N-Air: smash 4

F-Air: brawl/PM the base of the hammer send your opponent horizontally but the tip send you upward so you can conect an up air
B-Air: smash 4

U-Air: smash 4

D-Air: smash 4 but start faster

F-Throw: space tool

B-Throw:space tool

U-Throw: can kill at 150%
D-Throw: combo tool ...maybe he can chaingrab

neutral b he can suck fully charged projectiles and trow them back with the form of a star.
also he can suck people too

Side B: the brawl one but this time it works diferent
*they have a order and this is:
wadle dees are human shields they can receive 50% but they walk until they fall from the ledge
wadle doos walk 3 steps then shoot their laser that makes 15% total then they walk 3 steeps back and shoot their lasers. they repeat this 2 times then they desappear or they can take 30%
gordos can be throw like smash 4 with 3 different speeds, do more damage and they cant be reflected by punches,only with powershields.
you can only have 2 wadles at the same time and you can wadle dash
Up B smash 4
Down B smash 4 but now when he begins to take damage he gains super armor
Final Smash same as brawl

also I hope he stills have his facial expression of smash 4