Someone make a character from ace attorney, i don't want to make a moveset for everyone of one series, would like others to make some, might make a expansion later then week, not from my sig poll its needs more votes.

How about redoing Muslim Sonic?
How about someone doing Maxwell from Scribblenauts? He could fit in pretty well in if one can get creative with all the stuff possible to draw in the game. I would do him myself but I haven't played the game and know absolutely nothing about him; my moveset would turn out horrible.

I might do Taizo Hori (Dig Dug) sometime but I can't think of much to do with him, he doesn't do a whole lot. May do Bass instead.
Better hurry though. I get the feeling that spid3y will never return to update this thread if it stays dead without anymore additions too long.
And could someone review my Young Link?

I actually have a Maxwell moveset finished, and it should be not that bad either. Im just such an attention whore that I stopped releasing any of my movesets until my other 7 or so get reviewed.

Idc about reviews I just like doing these lol

Well, after doing a moveset for my favorite Pokemon, Blaziken, I thought, why not do one for my favorite Waifumon? Here's Gardevoir.

Gardevoir Psychs Out the Competition!





Source Game: Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire (GBA, 2002)

Background Information: Gardevoir is a Psychic/Fairy-type Pokemon. It is the final form of Ralts, and it evolves from Kirlia.

Note: I refer to Gardevoir as female in this post because, well, I like to think of Gardevoir as a female. However, not all Gardevoir are female.

Stats -
Weight: 80, same as Fox
Height: Medium
Walk Speed: 5.2, same as Link
Initial Dash Speed: Fast, good dash-dance
Dash Speed: 10.9, slightly faster than Meta Knight
Air Speed: Above average.
Short Hop: Medium
Full Hop: Medium
Midair Jump: Medium
Falling Speed: 9, slightly floatier than Samus
Crouch Height: Medium

Standard Attacks -

Jab: Magical Leaf
Damage: 1% each hit
Knockback: Very Low
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir unleashes a flurry of sharp leaves in front of her. Immediately goes into an infinite jab, similarly to Meta Knight's.

Forward Tilt: Confusion
Damage: 8%
Knockback: Medium
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir uses psychic waves to attack the opponent. Sends opponents at a completely vertical angle.

Up Tilt: Will-O-Wisp
Damage: 9%
Knockback: Low base, high growth
Range: Low, not disjointed
Description: Gardevoir waves her hand above her head and creates fire from it. Looks and functions similar to Zelda's Up Tilt.

Down Tilt: Grass Knot
Damage: 8%
Knockback: Low
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir trips up the opponent with a vine of grass. Looks similar to Isaac's Down Tilt. Sends opponents horizontally.

Dash Attack: Will-O-Wisp
Damage: 9%
Knockback: Medium
Range: Low, not disjointed
Description: Gardevoir waves both her hands in front of her and creates fire from them. Looks similar to Zelda's Dash Attack, but sends at a completely horizontal angle.

Smash Attacks -

Forward Smash: Psychic
Damage: 12% - 22%
Knockback: High
Range: High, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir emits powerful psychic waves in front of her. Isn't as powerful as some smash attacks, but it makes up for it in large disjointed range.

Up Smash: Focus Blast
Damage: 23% - 35%
Knockback: Very High
Range: High vertical
Description: Gardevoir releases a blast of energy upwards. Very slow in both startup and endlag, but has good disjointed vertical range and is one of the strongest up smashes in the game.

Down Smash: Hidden Power
Damage: Fire-type: 15% - 28%, Grass-type: 1% - 2% per hit, 14% - 25% total, Water-type: 12% - 24%
Knockback: Fire: High, 45 degree angle. Grass: High, vertical angle. Water: Medium-High, low angle
Range: Fire and Grass: Medium, Water: Medium-High
Description: Gardevoir releases energy around her, and the power and type of hit depends on the type. The type cyles every time you use the move, like Peach's forward smash. Fire-type is a single strong hit that's good for KOing at high percents. Grass-type is a multi-hit attack that sends opponents upwards on the final hit. Water-type deals less damage and knockback, but has more range and sends opponents at a rather low angle.

Aerials -

Neutral Air: Magical Leaf
Damage: 3% each, 12% total
Knockback: Medium-Low
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: 4 leaves spin around Gardevoir. A multi-hit attack, Gardevoir's main combo starter. Similar to Beta Mega Man's Jewel Satellite.

Forward Air: Confusion
Damage: 9%
Knockback: Medium-High
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir uses her finger to blast a short psychic wave. Knockback is comparable to Sora's Fair.

Back Air: Light Screen
Damage: 14%
Knockback: High
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir creates a barrier behind her to strongly damage opponents. The range looks really good because the barrier is so far away, but the hitbox is very small and requires good spacing to land.

Up Air: Shadow Ball
Damage: 13%
Knockback: High
Range: High, disjointed
Description: Very similar to Zelda's Uair, but instead of a fiery explosion, Gardevoir creates a Shadow Ball that isn't quite as powerful, but faster.

Down Air: Focus Blast
Damage: 8% sourspot, 15% sweetspot
Knockback: Medium on sourspot, High meteor on sweetspot
Range: Medium, disjointed
Description: Gardevoir uses a short Focus Blast below her. There is a strong sweetspot at the center of the blast that meteors. Sourspot doesn't deal as much damage and doesn't meteor. This attack has quite a bit of landing lag.

Special Moves -

Neutral Special: Moonblast
Damage: 3% uncharged, 23% fully charged
Knockback: Very low uncharged, high fully charged
Range: Increases as you charge the move.
Description: Gardevoir charges up and releases the power of the moon. Basic charging neutral special. Can be charge-cancelled. Power, range and projectile size increase as you charge.

Side Special: Hypnosis
Range: Medium-Low
Description: Gardevoir crouches down, her eyes glow blue and she emits psychic waves to put the opponent to sleep. Similar to Mewtwo's Down Special in Melee and Smash 4. Amount of time asleep increases depending on opponent's damage, but can be mashed out of, of course. Smaller characters can crouch under it. Just like Mewtwo's Disable, it counts as a projectile and can be reflected.

Up Special: Teleport
Range: Far-reaching recovery move
Description: Just a teleport. Gardevoir disappears and reappears depending on the direction you input.

Down Special: Calm Mind
Description: This is the pinaccle of Gardevoir's playstyle. Kinda similar to Wii Fit Trainer's Deep Breathing in Smash 4, but with key differences. What does this do? Let's see:

- Increases the damage of all her disjointed hitboxes by an extra 2%, also increases knockback of them.

- Increases the damage of Moonblast by an extra 2% uncharged, 7% fully charged.

- Increases the range of Hypnosis a little, so that smaller characters can no longer crouch under it.

- Allows Gardevoir to not go into a helpless state after using Teleport. This means you can use aerials after it, but you cannot use specials.

- Decreases the damage and knockback of incoming projectiles a little.

Grabs and Throws -

Grab: Telekinesis
Range: High for a grab, low for a disjointed grab.
Description: Gardevoir uses Telekinesis to grab the opponent. A disjointed grab. 6th best range in the game.

Pummel: Thunder Wave
Damage: 2%
Description: Gardevoir emits electric waves to damage the opponent. On the slower side of pummels.

Forward Throw: Psychic
Damage: 11%
Knockback: Medium-High
Description: Gardevoir releases her opponent with decent force.

Back Throw: Psychic
Damage: 13%
Knockback: High
Description: Gardevoir throws her opponent behind her. Quite a powerful throw.

Up Throw: Moonblast
Damage: 7%
Knockback: Low
Description: Gardevoir throws her opponent above her and releases a small Moonblast. Good for combos.

Down Throw: Psychic
Damage: 6%
Knockback: Very Low downwards
Description: Gardevoir throws her opponent down on the ground. Similar to Marth's Down Throw in that it sets up techchases.

Final Smash -

Mega Moonblast
Type: Stage-Wide
Damage: 55% center, 20% outer
Knockback: Very High
Description: Gardevoir temporarily Mega Evolves into Mega Gardevoir, and releases an abnormally large Moonblast that appears at the top of the screen. The moon comes down and explodes in a sparkly glory when it hits terrain.

Misc. -

Idle: Gardevoir levitates in her idle, making her hurtbox slightly taller than she actually is.

Idle Pose: Gardevoir looks around her and closes her eyes.

Dash Animation: Gardevoir doesn't run, she levitates, like Palutena in Smash 4.

Entrance: Gardevoir comes out of a Poke Ball with her eyes closed, and begins her idle.

Taunt: Gardevoir uses Telekinesis to raise a Poke Ball.

Vertical Taunt: Gardevoir puts her hand on her chest, looks up, closes her eyes, and performs her cry.

Side Taunt: Gardevoir blows a kiss. 100% disrespectful.

Victory Pose: Gardevoir looks to the side, creates a short blast of psychic waves, and looks back at the screen.

Victory Theme: Same as all other Pokemon characters' victory themes.

Screw this.
Gonna make my own version of Bandana Waddle Dee.
I decided to give him a fair share of moves from his spear and several other Waddle Dee classes, along with attributes from the Waddle from Kirby 64 (implying they're the same waddle dee)








Credit to YoshiBlaze for several of the ideas.
Reviews are welcome.

Dammit people post more

Back with another moveset. "W0W UR S0 QU1CK P1X3L" I have a TON of free time, and plus I really like doing these. This time though, it's not a Pokemon, but rather one of my favorite characters in the Mega Man franchise, Bass.

Bass Amps it Up!

(Or Forte, whichever one's your forte)

Universe: Mega Man

Source Game (Major appearances): Mega Man 7 (SNES), Mega Man & Bass (SNES/GBA), Mega Man 10 (Wii)



Background Information: Bass is a robot created by Dr. Wily to rival Mega Man. He even has a robot dog named Treble to rival Mega Man's Rush. Bass made his debut in Mega Man 7. Bass's ultimate goal is to become the most powerful robot in existence. He may come off as pure evil, being created by Dr. Wily and all, but he doesn't really have a set side. His ultimate goal is to become the most powerful robot in existence, and he'll fight anyone who tries to stop him from his motives.

Moveset Analysis: Most of Bass's moves are special weapons from Mega Man & Bass and Mega Man 10, which were the games he was playable in. Bass is a zoner, using his wide array of projectiles to his projectiles to his advantage. However, he is also very fast, making him a rather versatile fighter. However, he has a predictable recovery move, poor air speed and average jumps, thus rendering him more of a glass cannon-type fighter, which reflects his arrogant and ruthless personality. He also gets combo'd rather easily due to his weight and high fall speed.

Stats -
Weight: 102, slightly lighter than Mega Man
Height: Medium-Tall, slightly taller than Mega Man
Walk Speed: 5, same as Pikachu
Initial Dash Speed: Very fast, very good dash-dance and foxtrot
Dash Speed: 13, slightly slower than Fox, 4th fastest dash speed in the game. Instead of running like Mega Man, Bass does the dash move from several of his games, where he essentially flies along the ground.
Air Speed: Similarly to Captain Falcon, Bass's air speed is benefited greatly from dash momentum (referencing the Dash Jump that Bass can use). With dash momentum, his air speed is even higher than Falcon's with momentum. Otherwise, his air speed is pretty dang slow.
Short Hop: Short
Full Hop: Medium height
Midair Jump: Above average
Falling Speed: 15, slightly lower than Bomberman
Fast Fall Speed: 18, same as Falcon
Crouch Height: Medium

Standard Attacks -

Jab: Magic Card
Damage: 1% each hit
Knockback: Very Low
Range: Short-range projectile
Description: Bass shoots the Magic Card weapon from Magic Man in Mega Man & Bass. Similar to Mega Man's Quick Boomerang jab(?) in Beta.

Forward Tilt: Tengu Blade
Damage: 9%
Knockback: Medium-Low
Range: Short
Description: Bass stabs the opponent with the Tengu Blade. From Tengu Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Up Tilt: Somersault Kick
Damage: 13%
Knockback: High
Range: Medium-Long
Description: Bass does a powerful somersault kick to contrast Mega Man's Mega Upper. From Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters.

Down Tilt: Chill Spike
Damage: 3%
Knockback: Low, freezes
Range: Short-range projectile
Description: Bass launches a very short-ranged Chill Spike along the ground. It will freeze the opponent on contact for a very short amount of time depending on percent. From Chill Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Dash Attack: Bass Dash
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium-High
Range: Medium
Description: While dashing, Bass is engulfed in a green aura. A decent dash attack with not very much cooldown.

Smash Attacks -

Forward Smash: Charge Shot
Damage: 2.5% - 3% per hit, 8% - 18% total
Knockback: High
Range: Increases as you charge
Description: Bass charges up and releases a green Charge Shot. Looks similar to Mega Man's Forward Smash in SSB4, but is a multi-hit attack.

Up Smash: Lighting Bolt
Damage: 11% - 24%
Knockback: High
Range: VERY high vertically
Description: Bass creates a Lightning Bolt in front of him that has very high vertical range, comparable to Palutena's. From Dynamo Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Down Smash: Solar Blaze
Damage: 10% - 22%
Knockback: High
Range: High
Description: Bass fires two fire blasts left and right. The fire blasts disappear very quickly, however, making it more of a disjointed hitbox rather than a projectile. From Solar Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Aerials -

Neutral Air: Bass Aura
Damage: 8%
Knockback: Medium-High
Range: Medium
Description: Bass is once again engulfed in a green aura. This attack stalls him in the air a little bit, but due to Bass's high falling speed, the stall isn't that useful. Has decent knockback.

Forward Air: Bass Kick
Damage: 12% - 7%
Knockback: Medium-High
Range: Medium
Description: Bass kicks outwards with sex kick properties. A good combo starter and finisher.

Back Air: Water Shield
Damage: 3% each droplet, 12% total
Knockback: High
Range: High
Description: Bass forms the Water Shield around him, and the 4 droplets immediately go behind him and do damage. A decently-ranged projectile for a normal attack. The final droplet has good knockback, but the hits can be hard to connect sometimes. From Pump Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Up Air: Wave Burner
Damage: 2% each hit, 10% total
Knockback: Medium
Range: High
Description: Bass shoots a wave of green fire upwards. Due to Bass' falling speed, the attack is better used with a fast fall in the middle of the attack to follow up on the ground. From Burner Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Down Air: Triple Blade
Damage: 6%
Knockback: Low
Range: High
Description: Bass fires three blades below him, one directly down, and two diagonally on both sides. The blades have very little damage and knockback by themselves and have no meteor hitbox, but when used at point-blank range (perhaps from a short-hop approach? ;D) all blades may connect and do a total of 18%. From Blade Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Special Moves -

Neutral Special: Bass Buster
Damage: 1% per shot
Knockback: None
Range: High
Description: Bass fires rapid shots from his Bass Buster. The shots have no knockback, similar to Fox's lasers. However, you can also aim the shots in 8 directions. The move even auto-cancels on landing like Fox's lasers as well. Inspired by his Bass Buster attacks from Mega Man & Bass.

Side Special: Ice Wall
Damage: 17% when slid off
Knockback: High
Range: Low
HP: 20
Description: Bass summons a wall of ice in front of him. The Ice Wall can be interacted with in several ways. Opponents can push it with attacks and break it if it takes 20% damage. If the Ice Wall slides off a platform, it will fall and do good damage and knockback. Bass can push the wall too, but only by going up against it. This method is slow, but if anyone comes into contact with the Ice Wall while Bass is pushing it, they will be frozen. All fire attacks will destroy the Ice Wall, no matter the damage of the attack. Only one Ice Wall can be on the screen at a time. Based off Cold Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Up Special: Treble Rescue
Damage: 1% per shot
Knockback: None
Range: High-reaching recovery move
Description: Treble temporarily fuses with Bass, and Bass flies relatively freely for about 4 seconds. Similar to Mega Man's Beat Call in that he can fly up and shoot. Bass's shots still have no knockback. Based off one of the items, Treble Rescue, in Mega Man 10.

Down Special: Alternating Bass
Description: Similar to Mega Man's Weapon Change in v0.9b (don't know if they removed it in Beta, I hope not). Bass has 4 different weapons to choose from and can select them by pressing up, down, left and right. The weapons are:

Up: Copy Vision
Left: Spread Drill
Right: Commando Bomb
Down: Thunder Wool

Neutral Special 2: Copy Vision
Damage: 2% per weak shot, 12% strong shot, totalling
HP: 15
Description: Bass creates a copy of himself in front of him. The copy acts as a sentry, shooting one weak shot for 3 seconds, then charging one strong shot before disappearing. Only one copy can be out on the screen at a time. However, the copy has low HP, being destroyed after taking only 15 damage. After a Copy Vision is destroyed from time, Bass will have to wait 7 seconds before he can use another one. If a Copy Vision is destroyed by taking damage, Bass will have to wait 14 seconds before he can use another one. Based off Astro Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Neutral Special 3: Spread Drill
Damage: 2% per hit large, 1% per hit medium, 0.5% per hit small
Knockback: Low
Range: Medium-range projectile
Description: Bass fires a large drill that goes forward at a moderate speed. When you press Neutral B again, the drill will split into two smaller drills that do less damage but go faster and farther. Pressing Neutral B again will have the two smaller drills split into four even smaller drills that do even less damage but go even faster and farther. If Bass does not spread the drill soon enough it will slow down and fall. Based off Ground Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Neutral Special 4: Commando Bomb
Damage: 10% on enemy, 17% on wall
Knockback: Medium-High on enemy, Very High on wall
Range: High
Description: Bass fires a missile that travels pretty fast. By pressing up or down, it will turn at a 90 degree angle. On contact with an enemy, the missile will do decent damage and knockback, but won't explode. On contact with the ground, a wall, or a platform, it will explode and do greater damage and knockback. Bass is unable to move while the missile is active. Based off Commando Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Neutral Special 5: Thunder Wool
Damage: 8% thunder, 13% cloud
Knockback: Medium thunder, high meteor on cloud
Range: Medium
Description: Bass launches a wool-cloud that rises a bit, then a lightning bolt shoots straight down. Bass can fire up to two consecutive shots of it, thus doubling the damage and range of the lightning. The cloud, similar to Pikachu's Thunder, has a higher-damaging meteor hitbox to punish opponents who recover high. Based off Sheep Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Grabs and Throws -

Grab
Range: Decent
Description: Bass grabs in a swoop motion. 15th best grab range in the game.

Pummel
Damage: 2%
Description: Bass knees his opponent. Decent speed and damage.

Forward Throw: Bass Kick
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Medium
Description: Bass kicks his opponent forward. Not much kill power or combo potential.

Back Throw: Remote Mine
Damage: 13%
Knockback: High
Description: Bass throws his opponent behind him and throws a Remote Mine that explodes. Based off Pirate Man's weapon in Mega Man & Bass.

Up Throw: Rebound Striker
Damage: 12%
Knockback: Low
Description: Bass throws his opponent up into the air, then throws a ball up at them. The ball hits the opponent, then bounces back down and Bass catches it. Based off Strike Man's weapon in Mega Man 10.

Down Throw: Bass Stomp
Damage: 10%
Knockback: Low
Description: Bass throws his opponent on the ground and stomps on them with one foot. Good for combos.

Final Smash -

Treble Boost Blast
Type: Directional
Damage: 50%
Knockback: Very High
Description: Treble and Bass fuse together, known as Treble Boost. Bass gains wings (like in his Up B) and fires an extremely large, green, multi-hitting Charge Shot in the direction he's facing. Similar to Samus's Zero Laser.

Misc. -

Idle: Bass stands upright, with his fist in front of him. Bass doesn't move in his idle, like Mega Man.

Idle Pose: Bass taps his elbow on his palm, like Mega Man's.

Dash Animation: Bass flies along the ground, like his dash move in the games he appears in.

Entrance: Bass spawns in from a yellow light, like Mega Man's entrance.

Taunt: Treble spawns in, and Bass kneels down and pets him, with both of them smiling. Treble then teleports away.

Vertical Taunt: Bass is once again coated in a green aura, striking a pose and floats, then comes back down normally.

Side Taunt: Bass holds his hand out and says, "See you around."

Victory Pose: Bass turns around, crosses his arms, and says, "He who hesitates is lost."

Victory Theme: Same as Mega Man's (preferably the Smash 4 version, as that would fit him better).

Dang. This place is dead. Its sad.

Probably because no one gave reviews, so no one was motivated to make new sets. WELL, LET'S REVIVE THIS, SHALL WE?!

He's bad. He's dangerous, HE'S... an Underling...


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KOOPA TROOPA!

I would do a moveset, but movesets take me like 3 days to make.

That's what drafts are for

i still need to make that winner from the contest <.< later though.

I like that moveset +1 Especially the various references throughout the moves. He kinda reminds me of Squirtle, but I guess thats just because all turtles look the same to me. Reserving Para Troopa (totally not stolen)

Hyper Sonic

User: Sonic

Universe: Sonic

Availability: Unlockable as a secret alternate palette like Sheik/Zelda but how you transform is hold your special button while shielding.
Although the transformation time is 50% shorter than a normal final smash.

Weight class: Medium

Appearances: SSBB (briefly) and Sonic 3 and Knuckles

On screen appearance: Sonic transforms into Hyper Sonic using the Super Emeralds.

Idle Pose: He stands up straight in a readying fighting position, while holding up his fists while in a focused up-and-down motion of regulation, similar to a boxing stance while surrounded in invincibility sparkles and flashing in multiple colors.

Walk: Flying slowly.

Dashing: Flying alot quicker with afterimages of different colors behind him.

Standard combo:
It starts off with a light electric hit, a punch that stuns the enemy to ensure continuous combos, a sweep that keep the enemy on the ground, and finally, if you don't hit anything right after, he launches a very powerful kick to the opponent to send them away. 15% in total considering each hit is worth 5%.

Forward Tilt Attack: Sonic Wind
Basically blows the enemy away with a gust of wind. Can be angled up and down too. 8%
It also has long range.

Low Tilt Attack: Slide Sweep
This move is no stronger than it was before, but instead can be used rapidly to sweep your opponent across and off the stage. 5%
And yes, he has forward momentum while using it.

High Tilt Attack: Hyper Double Roundhouse
This attack now has properties similar to a sweetspotting Knee although it has a sour spot on the second kick. At high percentages, this attack is practically a guaranteed kill, provided you can actually land it. 7%

Dash Attack: Lightning Spin
Sonic spins at his opponent in front of them until the final blow sends them flying away. 10%

Forward Smash: Chaos Volt
Sonic lets out a large burst of white flames in front of him that spreads a great distance (More like 1/4 of FD). This is most likely the 2nd or 3rd strongest move he has. 10% uncharged, 17% fully charged.

Down Smash: Hyper Charge
Sonic charges up brightly and violently before he spins in a circle and knocks away all enemies with great force. 11% uncharged, 16% fully charged.

Up Smash: Hyper Somersault
Sonic performs his attack from Sonic Battle, using an upward somersault kick to launch opponents into the air. 14% uncharged, 17% fully charged.

Grab Attack: Hyper Knee
Once you grab an opponent, press the attack button as fast as you can and Sonic will constantly knee them much faster than he could before. This racks up a lot of damage quick if they don't get free. 2% for first hit, 1% for pummel.

Back Throw
Does a back flip while holding the opponent and slams them on the ground, sending them backwards. 9%

Forward Throw
Sonic launches a powerful kick, sending the opponent flying. This is a definite kill throw at high percentages. 7%

Up Throw
Sonic uses his somersault kick. This is also a kill throw at high percentages. 8%

Down Throw
Sonic teleports behind the opponent and knocks the opponent downwards and this is great for chain throws. 6%

Neutral Air
Sonic rapidly spins in place, landing consecutive hits on anyone near him. Plus, if he lands before the attack is finished, he will let off a small, weak explosion but this will give him significant ending lag. 12%

Forward Air
Raises a a leg, then brings it down in an quick arc in front of him, shouting "Hah!". When opponents touch the arc of his leg and foot, they are strongly meteor smashed with high knockback and a distinctive "ping" noise similar to the home-run bat but at a much higher and louder pitch. 17%

Back Air
Kick behind himself twice, one after the other. The first kick: 1% and for the second kick: 8%.

Up Air
For this one, the first kick should draw the opponent close while the second hit works like F-Air and B-Air. This move also causes you to float upward and can be exploited as a neat trick to fly back up to the stage when falling down after a jump or Up-B. 12%

Down Air
Once Sonic hits someone, the force of the blow will bring them falling down to the platform, where then he will knock them away with a small, weak explosion. Also if this move is used on someone already on the ground, they'll shoot upward instead. This will meteor smash. 10%

Neutral B: Time Stop
Hyper Sonic will freeze everyone in time that is trapped in a barrier, leaving him free to attack them at his leisure. However, this only lasts for 4 seconds, so use that to your advantage and land however many attacks you can, if not just one powerful blow.

Air Side B: Hyper Boost
This move is basically Fox's Illusion but slower and has less air speed but will give you your second jump although there is more charge up time. 15%.

Side B: Light Speed Attack
Sonic must charge up for about 4 or 5 seconds. This charge is shield and dodge cancellable (and jump cancellable in the air), but the charge cannot be stored so if you do cancel it, you have to charge for the full 4 or 5 seconds again. Once it is very close to fully charging, Sonic will say “Come on!” and finish the charge. Press Side B again to boost forward at super speeds. The initial hitbox is his strongest killing move. It is also jump cancellable at the latter half of the move. If you don’t jump cancel it, you will fall into a helpless state. 13%.

Up B and all dodges: Chaos Control
Sonic will teleport upward for UP-B or backwards/forwards for dodging, depending on which move you use. For the UP-B, after you use it Sonic will be in a helpless state. This will go as far as Bomberman's Up-B.

Down B: Hyper Spin Dash
Hyper Sonic charges up for his spin dash, shining brighter as he revs up more power, then lets off. While the attack damage is the same, the spin dash is now always fast, has instant turning and can be cancelled out of with the special button. Finally, when you jump during the dash, the hit will give them little knockback. 5% for each hit.

Down Taunt: Bring it on!
Says "C'mon!" both in English and Japanese while performing the windmill, a breakdancing move then face towards the player, waving his finger in a patronizing manner while grinning.

Up Taunt: Time to get serious!
Crosses arms and look seriously forwards.

Side Taunt: Super Emeralds
Whips out the Super emeralds that then, spin around him.

Final Smash: Hyper Sonic Flash
Now then, for those of you who played S3&K, do you remember the move Hyper Sonic had that if you double jumped, he would cause the whole screen to flash and destroy everything on the screen? For the final smash, Hyper Sonic will let out a burst so grand it takes up the entire screen and immediately annihilates everyone. 45%

Fanfare: Sonic Unleashed Results
Win pose: End of stage S-Rank for Sonic Generations.
Lose pose: Claps to the winner, smiling , and reverted back to normal Sonic.

THERE everyone is. Geez I have like 3 movesets ready lol, I'll post them when I come home from school

Anyone like my Hyper Sonic moveset?