No review for Crono :'(

Okay, so i haven't posted a moveset long enough, so here is one(Its unique)

Link and Doppels(From Triforce Heroes on the 3DS)

Doppel Characteristics: doppels are stationary, and do not take damage. You may however throw them off the ledge. Doppels may die without you losing a stock. When picked up, they increase your weight, falling speed, and hitbox. You may not switch to a picked up doppel, as they are then synonymous with the the carrier. Various moves will be used by certain doppels in the stack only. If you switch to a grabbed doppel, the doppel will be dropped immediately.

Specials:
Neutral-B:Link switches to the next doppel in the list. You may not switch to picked up doppels, they are synonymous with the carrier. The order is green, red, blue. Switching when all links and dopppels are in one stack will disband the stack.
Side-B:Totem. Link picks up a nearby doppel, or enters a force grab with an enemy. Stacking with a doppel increases weight, falling speed, and hitbox. Moves are only used by one link in the stack. You may move during the force grab, and forward throw by inputting attack.
Up-B:Water Rod. Link uses the water rod to create a temporary pillar of water underneath him. This counts as a platform in every way except it does not replenish Up-special. This will be used by the top doppel, and raise them to that doppel.
Down-B:Triforce Portal. Link raises his sword and summons all doppels to his side. This deals no damage to enemies, and has a rather long animation. Green link in the center, red in front and blue in back. Stacks will not be preserved.

Ground Attacks:
Jab: Link swings his sword in front of him, popping enemies hit up. This goes up the stack and combos in between link and his doppels. The higher the doppel, the more it pops up. Fixed knockback, and depeding on the stack can combo into a different move.
F-Tilt: Link takes a side ways swing with his hammer. This action is take by the doppel closest to "layer" 2. It had decent knockback and can combo into aerials.
D-Tilt: Link sets a bomb on the ground which immediately blows up. This, like f-tilt, is a combo starter. Used by the lowest doppel.
U-Tilt: Link starts a flurry of fire over his head with the fire gloves. It deals good damage and can combo into itself at low percents. Used by the highest doppel.
Dash Attack: Link throws a fire ball with the fire gloves which disappears after a short distance. Done by the lowest doppel.
F-Smash: Link smashes the hammer down in a might blow. While slow, it kills the earliest of any of link and doppels moves. Used by all doppels, with the lowest starting charging first and the highest charging last. .
D-Smash: Link does a spin attack in a multi hit move. While not a good kill option, it does do a lot of damage. Used by the lowest doppel.
U-Smash:Link thrust his sword upwards, not in a thundercat but more in the same way as the triforce portal. Used by the highest doppel.

Aerials:
N-Air: A simple forward strike used by all doppels.
F-Air: The doppel closest to "layer" 2 pulls out the gust jar and fires it. While the projectile is slow, it kills before an uncharged up-smash.
B-Air: The doppel closest to "layer" 2 throws a boomerang behind himself. It is rather shortranged.
D-Air: The bottom doppel throws a bomb that spikes all it hits into its blast.
U-Air: The top doppel fires the gripshot upwards. This knocks all it hits down towards link/doppels.

Throws:
Grab: The lowest doppel fires the gripshot forward.
Pummel: Link bashes, the second doppel fires an arrow, and the third one drops a bomb. In other words, it deals more damage the bigger the stack is.
F-Throw: A forward slash sends the enemy flying. Arrows are shot from the others.
B-Throw: A a backward throw, followed up with gust jar blasts from the others. If you are in a stack, this is a viable kill throw, but not better than F-air or even U-Smash.
D-Throw: All links drop bombs.
U-Throw: The captive is pushed up the stack and water rodded up in the air. Chain throws at low percents without a stack.
Features: You may hit special to switch during a grab. However, it is much easier to escape from a doppel. You may not totem a grabbing doppel.

Miscellanneous:
Taunt1: Switches to kokiri outfit and shoots three(harmless) arrows into the air.
Taunt2: A pedestal appears before link and doppels, empty.
Taunt3: Link rapidly switches between all outfits.
Win music: The jingle when the portal becomes active.
Winning Animation: Link rapidly switches between doppels.
Losing animation: Link hides behind a doppel.
Idle: Link shows a friendly token.
Entrance: Link And doppels appears through a triforce portal.

Physics:
Height:slightly bigger than kirby
Weight:Light. Gains weight with each doppel, to med heavy
Jump:Low
Falling Speed: Higher than med high
Air speed:high
Run speed:Normal

Sorry for the rushedness. I put this together in some thinking time at dinner yesterday and 30 minutes of typing. Well, lets see how this breaks the ice!

Oh come on, I go through all the trouble of creating a very unique character and no one even responds?

I've added Color Palettes for all of my movesets so far (maybe I should ask someone to sprite these):


PMD Grovyle: http://imgur.com/a/wqwlj

Ninten: http://imgur.com/a/S6vO2

Blade: See Blade Post

Bandanna Waddle Dee: http://imgur.com/a/2EtJG

Koopa Troopa: http://imgur.com/a/55Fj2

They're also in their respective posts (Grovyle's is in the 3rd Revision post with the large photo)

GASP.

I'm not the only one keeping this thread alive.

No review for Young Link :'( viewtopic.php?f=96&t=39656&start=510#p1419008
Anyway, going to do either Ashley, Knuckles or Dracula/Alucard soon, whichever one's more convenient.

Okay, I had to research about these stuff since I initially didn't know about Link and Doppels
This won't be a really professional review, but I'll try to make my first review as professional as I can

+Unique idea, I had to do a bit of research but I immediately knew what you meant about "Link and Doppels", this could replace the lack of Toon Link without making a Semi-clone of Link
+I like the way that you will be able to "change" your attributes in mid-fight via Doppels
+The Up-B of Link and Doppels is also cool, the ability to create platforms is a good recovery move. Also gave me an inspiration for my next Expansion Character...
+Pummel is great, now you can use it to effectively rack up damage
+^^^Same but for throws
+He could have good combo game or good damage racking depending on certain variables
-This could be hard to code if it was made
-Could be OP depending on certain variables

Hope this is a decent review for ya
Imma continue making my expansion chars

He could be OP, but he would be a very difficult character to play. And I agree, it would be hard to code. especially on the 3ds

sry im new here but i might as well try to make a moveset:

Jack Frost (Megami Tensei)



Stats:
(still working on it lets just say clumsy walker with Mario's speed and jump, low power, decent range game, and freezer)

Aesthetics/Animations:

(i promise I'll comeback and re-edit this)

As:

(again im new here so im still refining my forum skills. The dmg and kb percentages of these moves will be insert when i re-edit these. For now i'll only describe the moves)

N: 3 hit combo. Right jab, left, hdbutt, no rapid A
Dsh:
>T: Slaps while tilting body forward
^T: Raises hands upward while hopping
vT: Holds out foot while crouching with a smug grin in face
>S: Sonic's >S. Whirls arm before punching. Has a icy sparkle for aesthetics, no real ice effect, slow charge
^S:
vS:
NA:
>A:
<(Back)A:
^A:
vA:
Ldg:
100% Ldg:
Flr:

Bs:

B: Bufu: Jack Frost casts a small ice magic circle in front of him vertically which last for a few frames. Opponents caught in the magic circle is dealt with dmg and 2 secs freeze. Charged version, Bufula, does more dmg and longer freeze, at the cost of 3 secs maximum charge time.



<>B: Dream Punch: Thrust punch. Lil dmg, no kb but puts opponent to "sleep" (stuns them like Puff's ^B). Punishable at end frames.

^B: Ice Breath: Frost blows an icy breath that ranges from 2 Kirbys far, chip dmg, with lil % of freeze. Slowly propels him diagonally when used in air, same properties as with grounded variation.

vB: Pyro Jack: Summons his/her/its bro/ally Pyro Jack from a small red magic circle. The circle stays for a few secs before the summoning, acting as sentry attack. Pyro casts Agi, a small fireball that fires straight in the direction its facing.



FINAL SMASH: Cold World: Jack Frost shouts "Hee-HO!!!" then hops around panicking while King Frost is summoned form a large magic circle from the background. Jack Frost runs away (ala Black Mage) as King Frost casts Cold World, a widescale blizzard that slowly chip dmgs everyone. King then pounds his staff releasing a large wave of ice magic that OHKOs anyone above 120%. Jack Frost then runs back to the stage.



This is just a prototype entry but i'll make sure i improve this
Hope ya like it

Honestly you don't need to fret about percents so much. Just a basic overview of what kind of utility it has. Also, can you give the moves proper names instead of directions and letters? It just seems very hard to easily tell what im looking at. Also, his final smash should kill much earlier. Most final smashes kill at about ≈30-40%. 120 is waaay to high.

Tnx. Again sry if my skills in moveset making aren't that polished.
Ll try my best to improve this even. Ill reedit my entry from time to time so if u want u can check bak. Once i finalize my moveset ill repost a cleaner one so ill look devent enough.

I'm Gonna Post one of my completed movesets here, even though I already edited my old post
I want to bump this thread anyway


The Battle cats
Source Game: The Battle cats (Nintendo DS) (Also Available for Android and IOS)





















I also have 3 WIP movesets coming soon...

Don't know if they have been said, but Yu Narukami and Minato Arisato from Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth (3DS). Both their movesets can be quite unique.
Yu moveset: Izanagi
B- Zio
Up B-
Side B- Cleave
Down B- Persona Change
Final Smash: All-Out Attack

Minato moveset: Orpheus
B- Agi
Up B-
Side B- Bash
Down B- Persona Change
Final Smash: All-Out Attack

Basically, they're like the Pokemon Trainer but with Personas.

Dammit, I was about to do something Persona related (probably involving the Velvet Room Siblings). Oh well.

I'm actually wondering what happened to some of the "planned" or "promised" movesets?