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The Badge Arcade Bunny, Baito! This is the cute little shop assistant who shares the latest news with customers. He may look little, but he's a big-time video game expert.

Size - Baito is short, like Ness or 9.a Mario.
Idle - Swings his arms back and forth like Kirby
Idle Alt 1: Rubs the back of his neck.
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Idle Alt 2: Waves at the camera.
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Weight - If Mario=100, Baito=75-80.
Walk speed - Same as Wario.
Dash speed - Same as Ganondorf in Smash Wii U.
Dash Animation -
Air attributes - Similar to Ice Climbers in Melee.
Jump - Being a rabbit, his first hop is pretty high, about the same distance as Ness's double jump. His short hop is also higher than usual, but his double jump is average.


Jab - Two punches and a headbutt.
S-Tilt - Punches, leaning forward and standing on one foot. Similar to Jigglypuff's Pound.
U-Tilt - Stretch kick, like Ganon's Sm4sh Up Smash.
D-Tilt - Low sweep kick.
S-Smash - Extends the "stick" badge catcher. Extends quickly, retracts slowly.
U-Smash - Throws a random badge in the air, the height thrown depending on charge. Once the badge reaches its highest point, Baito is allowed to move again.
D-Smash - Does a quick spin in place. Functions as a two hit move, the angles it sends opponents the same as Ganon's D Smash.
Dash Attack - Falls on his face and slides a short distance.

N-Air - Sex kick (hehe)
F-Air - Wario's fair.
B-Air - Lucas's bair.
U-Air - Sonic's u air.
D-Air - Lucas's dair.

N-Special - Badge Catcher- Baito throws a randomly selected badge at an arc similar to Bomberman's bombs. These disappear on contact with the ground, a wall, or an opponent. The badges are:

Practice Badge: A wooden badge that deals about the same damage as Mario's Fireball. In the "Badge Catching" spirit, these can be caught by opponents.
Normal Badge: A badge with a design on it. These deal a bit more damage than Practice Badges. These can also be caught. The designs are a Super Mushroom, the Triforce, a Pokeball, and the Smash Bros logo.
Blue Bonus Badge: These are a bit more rare. They deal the same damage as Normal Badges, but can't be caught by opponents.
Red Bonus Badge: The rarest of all, a 1/8 chance this will appear. These deal twice the damage of a Normal or Blue Badge, have a bit more knockback, and can't be caught.

S-Special - Badge Hammer. Baito swings the Badge Hammer for very low damage but high knockback.
U-Special - Badge Spin (no good names) Baito spins and rises like Wario or Tails, but it goes much higher. However, it does not snap to the ledge.
D-Special - Badge Bomb. Baito gets out a large bomb on a chain with his insignia on it. Press left and right to swing and build up momentum, but make sure to let go before it detonates on you.

Grab - Just a grab. Decent range.
Pummel - Steps on their foot.
F-Throw - Holds the opponent in the air, then throws forward.
B-Throw - Does a backflip in place and lands on the opponent.
U-Throw - Turns into his animu form and tosses the opponent up.
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D-Throw - Turns into his muscled form and pummels the puny opponent under him.
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FINAL SMASH - Badge Arcade. The screen is surrounded by the Badge Arcade "frame" (
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U-Taunt - Does a little dance.
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S-Taunt - Puts on his fake mustache and mumbles.
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D-Taunt - Charges his aura (no really).
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Victory animation 1 - Laughs. [timg]
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Victory animation 2 - Becomes his anime girl form.
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Victory animation 3 -
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Walk speed: Similar to Mario
Run Speed: Similar to Ness.
Air movement: Mega Man
Height: Taller than Mario by 115%
Crouch Height: He sits down. This has almost no effect on his height, like Peach. This also functions as an unofficial taunt.
Crouch Movement: None
Weight: Medium-Light
Fall Speed: Chibi-Robo
1st Jump Height: About 84% of Mario's
2nd Jump Height: Mega Man's, he does a jump reminiscent of Clayface and Wolverine in the LEGO games.
Ledge Jump: He turns around and does a backflip, he ends up facing away from the edge unlike any other character.
Ledge Getup: He turns around and rolls onto the stage, he ends up facing away from the center of the stage, just like his Ledge Jump.
Ledge Attack: Rolls onto the stage and hits with hand, his over 100% Ledge Attack is simply a slower and stronger version.
Roll: He rolls by diving in similar fashion to the lego games dives.
Spot Dodge: He crouches like Mario.
Air Dodge: All his pieces separate, his air dodge lasts longer than normal.
Knocked over: He is disassembled.
Getup: He reassembles himself in similar fashion to his side taunt. His rolls are simply him reassembling while rolling.
Getup attack: He reassembles himself while spinning and hurting anyone caught in the whirlwind.
Techs: He rolls just like his Roll dodges.

Jab: Similar to Wario's Jabs with less knockback making it very good for set-ups.
Dash Attack: A running drop-kick with good knockback and quite a bit of endlag.
Side Tilt: A quick short-ranged kick where his leg simply rotates like a normal LEGO, good knockback but not deadly, a nice bot of damage.
Up Tilt: His head pops off a short height hurting anyone hit by it, kills at %s around 130. Not a comboer but good for sending people away or for setting up Up-Spec to Aerial.
Down Tilt: A low drop-kick, horizontal knockback used to send the opponent far enough away to lay down some bricks.
Side Smash: Think Pac-Man's side smash but with a 2x2 brick instead of a ghost, probably about as much knockback as Bomberman's Side Smash. The brick clicks to other bricks and the stage.
Up Smash: His legs stay in place, but his top half leaps off of his legs a short height performs a short shoryuken before landing back on his legs.
Down Smash: Drops a 2x2 brick on each each side of him, these stay after the attack.

If a smash is used near the edge of a platform, the brick will fall off the stage, this brick still has the damage and knockback ithad at the start of the smash allowing for next-level edgeguarding.

Nair: Takes off his legs and swings them around him. Has good killing potential and slow start-up.
Fair: Similar to Mario's Fair but no sweetspot and stronger.
Bair: Drop-kicks behind him, this is a strong and slow killing move.
Uair: He takes off his legs and swings them above him, this move has good killing potential similar to Sonic's Uair with slightly less knockback.
Dair: He falls while moving forward slightly with his downwards, any characters hit by this in the air are pushed back with very little knockback and damage, he continues on his fall. Upon hitting the ground, he causes a small explosion beneath him that has great killing potential with 10% damage. Dair automatically breaks a lego piece if he lands on one, with the lego piece breaking into small parts that can damage and deal mild hitstun to the opponent if it hits them.

Every aerial where he takes his legs off, his legs have the ability to grab the ledge.

Grab: Average range, hold the opponent with one hand.
Pummel: Uses opposite hand to punch the opponent in the gut, does 3 damage and is slow.
Fthrow: Spins once and throws the opponent forward, this is a killing throw, killing at around 100% near the edge of the stage. This attack is reminiscent of the original Lego Batman throw.
Bthrow: Places the opponent behind him and drop-kicks. This is also a killing throw at around 125% near the edge of the stage.
Uthrow: Simply tosses the opponent directly above him, good for setups.
Dthrow: Grabs a 2x4 brick and slams it on the opponent's head sending the opponent forward and up slightly, not good for set-ups as it has a bit of endlag. Brick stays where placed.

Neutral Special: Takes off head and throws it, it drops like one of Link's mid-charged arrows, upon hitting the opponent or the ground it magically returns in a puff of smoke. Does minimal knockback and around 6-7%.

Side Special: Dives forward a short distance, about as far Captain Falcon's up B travels, but horizontally. Upon hitting the opponent, Lego guy throws opponent a short distance stunning them for a very brief amount of time, unless they were caught in the air in which case they are spiked shortly doing abour 6%. The grab-box lasts until he either catches the opponent, dies, is hit, or lands on the ground. If he does not catch an opponent with this move and lands on the ground he goes into a short roll that does about 5%.

Down Special: Places a 2x4 brick onto the stage or possibly onto another brick. This allows him to alter the stage as he sees fit, although during the duration of the move he is very vulnerable, this move cannot be canceled.

Up Special: Pulls out a 2x2 brick and jumps off of it, similar to Sonic's Spring Bounce except Lego Guy goes slightly lower. He can angle this during start-up. (which will last around 5-8 frames.This 2x2 brick also stacks onto the stage and other bricks similar to the Down Special. He also does not go into helpless making this a good chasing move.

Ledge grab box on legs touches ledge, triggering special animation

The protruding bits (feet) are on the stage, and Bob rotates onto the stage quickly

Strikes a familiar pose so that people know what the whole thing is from (Robin, Lego Batman 2)

Walk speed: Similar to Mario
Run Speed: Similar to Ness.
Air movement: Mega Man
Height: Taller than Mario by 115%
Crouch Height: He sits down. This has almost no effect on his height, like Peach. This also functions as an unofficial taunt.
Crouch Movement: None
Weight: Medium-Light
Fall Speed: Chibi-Robo
1st Jump Height: About 84% of Mario's
2nd Jump Height: Mega Man's, he does a jump reminiscent of Clayface and Wolverine in the LEGO games.
Ledge Jump: He turns around and does a backflip, he ends up facing away from the edge unlike any other character.
Ledge Getup: He turns around and rolls onto the stage, he ends up facing away from the center of the stage, just like his Ledge Jump.
Ledge Attack: Rolls onto the stage and hits with hand, his over 100% Ledge Attack is simply a slower and stronger version.
Roll: He rolls by diving in similar fashion to the lego games dives.
Spot Dodge: He crouches like Mario.
Air Dodge: All his pieces separate, his air dodge lasts longer than normal.
Knocked over: He is disassembled.
Getup: He reassembles himself in similar fashion to his side taunt. His rolls are simply him reassembling while rolling.
Getup attack: He reassembles himself while spinning and hurting anyone caught in the whirlwind.
Techs: He rolls just like his Roll dodges.

Jab: Similar to Wario's Jabs with less knockback making it very good for set-ups.
Dash Attack: A running drop-kick with good knockback and quite a bit of endlag.
Side Tilt: A quick short-ranged kick where his leg simply rotates like a normal LEGO, good knockback but not deadly, a nice bot of damage.
Up Tilt: His head pops off a short height hurting anyone hit by it, kills at %s around 130. Not a comboer but good for sending people away or for setting up Up-Spec to Aerial.
Down Tilt: A low drop-kick, horizontal knockback used to send the opponent far enough away to lay down some bricks.
Side Smash: Think Pac-Man's side smash but with a 2x2 brick instead of a ghost, probably about as much knockback as Bomberman's Side Smash. The brick clicks to other bricks and the stage.
Up Smash: His legs stay in place, but his top half leaps off of his legs a short height performs a short shoryuken before landing back on his legs.
Down Smash: Drops a 2x2 brick on each each side of him, these stay after the attack.

If a smash is used near the edge of a platform, the brick will fall off the stage, this brick still has the damage and knockback ithad at the start of the smash allowing for next-level edgeguarding.

Nair: Takes off his legs and swings them around him. Has good killing potential and slow start-up.
Fair: Similar to Mario's Fair but no sweetspot and stronger.
Bair: Drop-kicks behind him, this is a strong and slow killing move.
Uair: He takes off his legs and swings them above him, this move has good killing potential similar to Sonic's Uair with slightly less knockback.
Dair: He falls while moving forward slightly with his downwards, any characters hit by this in the air are pushed back with very little knockback and damage, he continues on his fall. Upon hitting the ground, he causes a small explosion beneath him that has great killing potential with 10% damage. Dair automatically breaks a lego piece if he lands on one, with the lego piece breaking into small parts that can damage and deal mild hitstun to the opponent if it hits them.

Every aerial where he takes his legs off, his legs have the ability to grab the ledge.

Grab: Average range, hold the opponent with one hand.
Pummel: Uses opposite hand to punch the opponent in the gut, does 3 damage and is slow.
Fthrow: Spins once and throws the opponent forward, this is a killing throw, killing at around 100% near the edge of the stage. This attack is reminiscent of the original Lego Batman throw.
Bthrow: Places the opponent behind him and drop-kicks. This is also a killing throw at around 125% near the edge of the stage.
Uthrow: Simply tosses the opponent directly above him, good for setups.
Dthrow: Grabs a 2x4 brick and slams it on the opponent's head sending the opponent forward and up slightly, not good for set-ups as it has a bit of endlag. Brick stays where placed.

Neutral Special: Takes off head and throws it, it drops like one of Link's mid-charged arrows, upon hitting the opponent or the ground it magically returns in a puff of smoke. Does minimal knockback and around 6-7%.

Side Special: Dives forward a short distance, about as far Captain Falcon's up B travels, but horizontally. Upon hitting the opponent, Lego guy throws opponent a short distance stunning them for a very brief amount of time, unless they were caught in the air in which case they are spiked shortly doing abour 6%. The grab-box lasts until he either catches the opponent, dies, is hit, or lands on the ground. If he does not catch an opponent with this move and lands on the ground he goes into a short roll that does about 5%.

Down Special: Places a 2x4 brick onto the stage or possibly onto another brick. This allows him to alter the stage as he sees fit, although during the duration of the move he is very vulnerable, this move cannot be canceled.

Up Special: Pulls out a 2x2 brick and jumps off of it, similar to Sonic's Spring Bounce except Lego Guy goes slightly lower. He can angle this during start-up. (which will last around 5-8 frames.This 2x2 brick also stacks onto the stage and other bricks similar to the Down Special. He also does not go into helpless making this a good chasing move.