So my answer's to your questions, mage.
Up-smash:Think Disable+Mewtwo upsmash.
S-Special:Forward.
D-Special:More Like Focus Attack.
U-Special:Probably, even though I iniatially though of it more like 's

IMPROMPTU FINAL SMASH TIME!!!

Yes! The reason he has an extra move is because I wanted him to be able to use the Hearty Shatter in the air. I don't think I mentioned this but his weight decreases when using his air attacks and specials are used, this is to balance him out as he's supposed to be a fast so having a significant decrease in weight when using those moves kinda balances him out.

Thank you both for the answer. As for my poll currently its Digimon Rep: 2 Phantom R: 1 and Duke Nukem: 1

Really need Ideas and motivation, so I'll just do this (taking a page from mage... hey, that rhymes!):
http://strawpoll.me/5353636

Voted Pulsle and Minun

Also, could anyone else review my moveset, its for a Mod project I'm doing.

I'm not too worried about drawing lots of inspiration for a character's moveset from the only fighting game they have ever been in. Naturally, I prefer completely original stuff but sometime the stuff in MvC is just too good to not use, ya know? This why I appreciate when people take moves from other fighting game appearances but also try to throw original stuff in there as well. As long as the moveset makes sense, it works for me.

-The ftilt seems unconventional, which isn't a bad thing, but trying to imagine Wright falling over from a banana peel and hitting high just seems like the move would have a hitbox that doesn't translate to the animation at all. Leave the anti-airing to the utilt, which sounds like it would be better for it if it is disjointed.
-I think that multihits and super armour on a move make it too strong balance wise. I think that the move without the armour is fine.
-I like all of the aerials. Fair seems like a better nair 7 times out of 10, the only times you would want nair is for better comboing (assuming its low KB) or just getting a faster move out. This dair is so funny XD
-Unless the fsmash hitbox is super huge (or isn't angled at 0 degrees), I see it more like a cone hitbox that becomes wider the further out the attack goes, and could still miss short targets. Upsmash would be fsmash just angled up, pretty much.
-I like the stun, it gives him a lot of mixup potential since his nair, fair, fsmash, and now s-spec have similar animations. In the air, your opponent has to worry about a fast, short range attack or a slightly slower power attack with range or a stun. To balance this move out, I would say give it no real effect on shield, that would give the defender more power in these mixups.
-If the move is called "Step Ladder", you gotta keep calling it that throughout the move. I mean, all it says is that Wright pulls out a ladder, thats like Maya in the games pointing out "ooh look! A ladder!" to which Wright would reply "that's a step ladder, actually." Anyways, I cannot really follow how this move works since the whole description is basically a run-on sentence (plus your grammar isn't very good in the sentence either lol). I think I get the gist though, PW spawns a ladder that he climbs up. If other players interact with it, they can destroy the ladder and cause PW to meteor them when he falls off of the ladder.
-N-spec uses the currently equipped item, simple enough.
-D-spec cycles through all evidence, which is used through n-spec. Could PW amass four of a kind or only one of each? I think that having only one of each can be broken, since he could collect all of them, then use one of them. So, now he only has one spot available (for the one he just used). This means his next one is guaranteed to be the one he just used. Amassing four pieces of evidence might be difficult, but once he has them he has tons of control over which one. Obviously the smartest idea is to use the effects of one of his projectiles to grant him an objection or two and potentially give him the piece of evidence back. I think it would be best if he could collect four of a kind, but if you have one thing your chances of receiving another of the same go down. Truthfully, I think that his strongest item is the Cell Phone and that would be the one I'd spam.
-Turnabout mode is definitely more "original" for a final smash than his infamous hyper combo, but I vastly prefer the hyper combo (and SSF2 could do it WAYYYYYY better than Crusade).

EDIT: blackking shh we can't acknowledge their existence on the forums

So u-tilt should be disjointed instead of projectiles, yeah that could work, and for f-tilt prehaps the banana can cause others to slip but it despawns a second after landing, and prehaps make it so phoenix slip can hit from the begining to allow low attacking.
Step Ladder - The Step ladder is basicly what you said plus it can be used twice, it if he falls it won't hit foes behind him.
Evidence - Only 1 of each, no hording, i should make the phone have minor end and startup lag.
Another slight difference between n-air and f-air is that f-air goes slightly more downward, while n-air goes just forward, but yeah the rest could work like you said.
Maybe you are right on Hold It and Objection, i should make them do terrible shield damage [Encouraging use of photo and n-air], also maybe this buff, if they somehow break shield they are stunned longer then usual.
As for evidence i got a new solution, you can only carry up to 3, and they are comsumed upon 3 uses, in additon to the 4 i made, i'll add 2 more.
The Thinker - When used phoenix swings "The Thinker" Statue infront of him, ignores shields.
Talea Magica - Phoenix Wright uses the spell "Ignaize" which summons a explosion of fire nearby.

Another mage copyer appears!
finished.

Idk if those items have any reference (if they don't they should probably be removed) but I think that PW not being able to have all of the evidence (limiting what he can hold to 3) is a great choice. It prevents PW from abusing a cycle to keep getting the one he wants (since there is a chance you pull the wrong one) and since you cannot hold all ot them you have to be careful about which ones you hold. it also allows some playstyle customization based on whic pieces of evidence you prefer.

Here we go.

Dr. Mario is in the House!



Source Game: Dr. Mario (NES)



Dr. Mario retains the fact that he is a slower but stronger version of Mario. However, many of his moves have been a bit changed to be more of a semi-clone rather than a clone.

Dr. Mario has very high damage output and kill power, but a rather poor recovery. This requires you to be careful with your decisions like in his home game, Dr. Mario.

One of those is a item from the first and 2nd case of the first game , the other is from the Pl vs Pw crossover
Also got a awesome new avatar, maybe i should make a moveset for him

Hm I'm not too familiar with Blanka but I'll try my best to review this. In general you should space out your movelist. Either with bold or spaces, you moveset looks clumped and blobbish so it was a little hard to read for me.
His standard attacks all seem solid, you also explained alot of techinal terms which is good

His smashes look alroght although fsmash having a bunch of KO power AND super armor sounds a little cheesy

His aerials look okay, I assume they all have long range to his long limbs. They all look very strong especially in the neutral.

Specials in general: So there's..4 versions of each special?

N-spec looks pretty weird, not in a bad way. Having a semi-active hitbox around himself sounds nice. Would it be used to cover ledge options?

Side Special: Sounds like a nice traveling special. Despite it being vulnerable to downed opponents and short. It sounds like a unique recovery tool as well sinilar to Falcon Dive in that you rebound off opponents. The EX version looks even better for recovery.

Up Special: Looks like a really basic recovery move. Except for the EX version which gains height with a short KO hitbox. Which gives him a better recovery.

Down Special: I kinda cool I guess being able to charge up your specials for maximum effectiveness. While I get the move has a long charge time it offers a huge payoff in form of unpredictability. I can see why you describe Blanka as a mixup character.

His grab and throws seem all around average if not good for starting combos due tot heir low knockback.

His Final Smash sounds cool from the description :p.

Okay now review Ayuumi mr.!(☞•-•)☞

@mage I was only skeptical of the Fire spell, I haven't actually played that crossover so I was unaware.

@Shine To elaborate, fsmash with armour might be pretty cheese but it's based off of the focus attack so ofc it needs armour. It is pretty slow though, like Bowser's fsmash kind of slow. There are 3 versions of each special, the light version (accessed by tapping the b button), the heavy version (holding the b button), and the EX version (consumes the EX charge, there is no light or heavy version). Having an EX charge slightly limits Blanka's unpredictability, if he has a charge he MUST consume it on his next special (he doesn't get to choose). These versions tend to be more powerful, so as a result your opponent might tunnel vision and be more afraid of the EX.

I think I'll take that advice and stop using the list format but I'll still keep my stuff in boxes. I'll get to the Ayumi move set when I get back to my computer (I'm on mobile rn).

My poll isn't finish but to celebrate my new avatar [Thank you again Steven], i should make a moveset for him. Also spoilers since this version has features that were in the manga only arcs.
Tsunayoshi [Tsuna] Sawada - Game - Jump Ultimate Stars [Ds], and the 10 billion other nintendo games he on[He has like 15 games, about 90% are nintendo DS]


----------------------Stats------------------------------
Weight - Slightly lighter then mario.
Ground speed - Average
Air Speed - Fast
Notes: Tsuna actually doesn't do fire damage, despite appearences, dying will flames are willpower/life energy, so they are more related to ki and other such.

---------------------Jab and Tilts---------------------
Jab Combo - Tsuna does a left punch, followed by a back hand fist swipe.
F-Tilt - Tsuna does a forward spin kick, has decent knockback.
U-Tilt - Tsuna sends a burst of dying will flames upward, big wide, disjointed hitbox.
D-Tilt - Tsuna punches downwards.
Dash - Tsuna does a slide kick while ejecting flames from one hand behind him, giving momentum.

-------------------Aerials---------------------------
n-Air - Tsuna spins around once similar to ness in the air, though the flames give a slightly boosted range.
F-Air - Tsuna does a forward flip kick that is similar to mario in that it meteors.
B-Air - Tsuna extends one hand backwards and ejects flame there, similar to current megaman's back air.
U-Air - Tsuna leans back and kicks upright.
D-Air - Tsuna puts both hands below and releases flames in a wide arc downward, doesn't meteor and like megaman's slightly pushes him upward.

-------------------Smash Attack-------------------
F-Smash - Tsuna charges up flame energy in one hand, then releases it behind him and doing a jump kick, the flames behind do damage but don't kill until extremly high percents.
D-Smash - Tsuna charges up flames in both hands and releases a burst in both directs, doesn't do too far, but has a wide vertical hitbox.
U-Smash - Tsuna does a flame enchanced uppercut, his weakest smash attack.

--------------------Grabs and Throws--------------
Grab - Tsunas grab is 2 handed
Pummel - Similar to lucario's tsuna releases a burst of dying will flames while still grabbing the target.
F-Throw - Tsuna still grab the enemy with now just 1 hand uses the other hand to emit flames behind him flying forward and short distance similar to donkey kong, but only one direction and when released tsuna releases a burst that launches them.
B-Throw - X Cannon - Tsuna throws the enemy upward behind him and launches 2 fire balls at the same time into the foe, can hit other enemies.
U-Throw - X-Stream - Tsuna lets go of the foe and spins around them making a flame tornado that launches them upwards, can hit other foes.
D-Throw - Tsuna throws the foe downward and slam kicks them, doesn't ko, but good for combos.

--------------------Specials------------------------
N-spec - X-Burner - Tsuna charges up to fire a beam emitting soft flames with one hand behind him to prevent recoil and a beam in the other hand forward, only goes 3/4 of a kamehameha but has 50% faster charge, though it is muti-hitting, weaker and less knockback.
S-Spec - Flame Combo - Similar to sora's, tsuna charges towards a foe does a combo with a series of punches with finishing move, burning axle, tsuna sends a giant ball of fire as a finisher similar to narutos final smash n-spec, but it moves forward while mutihitting, doesn't actually kill until higher percents.
U-Spec - Tsuna uses flames similar to lucario and glides around, though he glides the same distance, he goes slightly slow and his flames do trail damage like ness's pk thunder, and have full 360 turning unlike lucarios car controls of steering.
D-Spec - Zero Point Breakthrough: Revised,
Click to expand thumbnail, this absorbs projectiles in front of him and heals for 50% of the damage.
However if done like a smash attack.
D-Spec-Smash - Zero Point Breakthrough First Edition
Click to expand thumbnail, similar but instead of absorbing projectiles it a counter that freezes foe in the cone in front of him, one of the highest launching counters in the game.

---------------Final Smash------------------------
XX-Burner - Tsuna does a super flame punch and triggers anyone who got hit in a cutscene attack where he fires this type of beam
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Ayumi Tachibana Solves the Case! (reboot)

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.

Changes
*New Down Smash.
*New Up and Back aerials.
*Changed the description of Evidence.
*Added more Taunts.

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. Pops the opponent upwards for combos.

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: 10%
Knockback: Low
Description: Ayumi leans forward while analyzing the ground infront of her with a magnifying glass. Will meteor smash grounded(not aerial) opponents similar to Zelda & Peach's down tilts. Allowing for combos.

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 Smack
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: Circular, Big
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: Flashlight
Range: Long
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Ayumi pulls out a flashlight and aims it infront of her. She then nervously turns backwards whilst still aiming her flashlight. Unlike most down smashes this one isn't aimed downwards or is low to the ground. There's also a slight delay when the hitbox transitions from front to back. Has bad knockback and damage but the hitboxes last for a long time, also sends the opponent at a semi-spike. The hitbox is a long, very slim cone.

Aerials
Neutral Air: School Bag Spin
Range: Medium
Damage: 11%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Similar to ZSS' neutral air Ayumi swings her school bag around her. Has a slight back hitbox. Good for combos and edgeguarding. Can KO offstage at high percents.

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: Camera Flash
Range: Medium
Damage: 12%
Knockback: High
Description: Ayumi turns backwards while aiming a camera. She takes a flash photo. A pretty fast and powerful aerial but the hitbox only stays out for 3 frames. (110%)

Up Air: Photo Bomb
Range: Medium
Damage: 13%
Knockback: High
Description: Ayumi aims a camera upwards and takes a flash photo. A cone hitbox. Similar in strength to Zelda's up aerial but the hitbox isn't as big and only stays out for 3 frames. (85%-120% weight dependent.)

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, she then places the evidence in her school bag. 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. The player must be wary as Evidence leaves Ayumi vulnerable.
Evidence can't be used midair. Also if Ayumi uses Evidence again after already collecting all 5 tiers she will use Accusation5 instead.


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 and Accusation5 which resets Ayumi's Tier of Evidence back to 1.



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%. 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 sidesteps behind the opponent 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 nonchalantly texts on a cellphone with one hand.

Taunt2: Ayumi places her hands on her cheeks and turns away whilst blushing. Saying "Kawaaaaai!"(How cuuuuuute!)


Taunt3: Ayumi covers her mouth while wearing a shocked expression. Dropping her school bag infront of her. Similar to her Melee Trophy.

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!")