Thanks man

No problem.



Anyways, I'm thinking on a moveset for Rera, the bloodthirsty alter-ego of Nakoruru from Samurai Showdown games V, V Special, and VI. I actually really want her in the game along with Zero, because their both swordfighters that I love very much.

I have two movesets to share, one of which I've been working on for a long a** time now:

Massive bump, because why not.
I've been trying to think up a Sly moveset, so that will be here soon.
Also sick movesets for Byleth and Decidueye

Man it is 2020, and i'm still bothered i can't view the original thread, even using the wayback machine, it only covered pages 10-13 and for 2015, so only 1 of my like several movesets even got preserved, which sucks, as i was planning to recreate them in roa workshop.

Here's a moveset for Henry Stickmin from the Henry Stickmin series of games by PuffballsUnited.

Theming: He will have RNG based attacks like Hero in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but this will be spread throughout his moveset rather than just relegated to Down-B. This means that most of his attacks, whether regular, special, or smash will have variation.

Regular Moves
Jab (Jail Bar Swing): One of three moves without chance. Pulls out jail cell bar and swings it twice. Can be turned around on the second swing. (4% with first swing, 5% if second swing in front, 8% if second swing behind, from Escaping the Prison)

Side-A (Acid Spill/Grenade Belt): Either dumps acid in front of him, causing damage if stood on (1%-3% per second, lasts for 5 seconds on the ground, from Infiltrating the Airship) or grabs a grenade off a belt and chucks it in front of him, exploding on contact. (10%-13% on contact or 5% if close to the explosion if it hits the ground, from Escaping the Prison)

Up-A (Open Umbrella/Mace): Either opens an umbrella over him (5%, from Infiltrating the Airship) or swings a mace upward in an arch from left to right (8%, from Stealing the Diamond)

Down-A (Nutshot Crawler): Second of three moves without chance. Takes three seconds to use, but Henry will use the Magic Pencil to draw a Nutshot Crawler and it will target the closest opponent, going for the groin region. (Will do 15% and stun like Ryu’s Focus Punch, from Infiltrating the Airship)

Dash-A (Pratfall): Third of three moves without chance. Trips and falls forward on his face. (5% universally, like King Dedede’s Dash-A, not really from anything, reference to Henry’s clumsiness)

N-Air (Power Glove Slap/Buzzer Shock): Either swings his arm in a circle while wearing the Power Glove (does 2%-5% depending on when landed, similar to Mii Gunner N-Air, from Infiltrating the Airship) or swings his arm while wearing a Joy Buzzer. (6%-8% depending on when landed, similar to Mii Gunner N-Air, from Infiltrating the Airship) If Joy Buzzer doesn’t land, Henry will shock himself, causing 1%-2% damage to himself.

F-Air (Lance/THE KNEE): Either thrusts a lance forward (6%-8%, from Stealing the Diamond) or performs THE KNEE patented by Captain Falcon, (15-20%, very high knockback, from Fleeing the Complex). THE KNEE is very rare in comparison to the lance.

U-Air (Sticky Grenade/Rocket Launcher): Either throws a sticky grenade upward (when stuck, 7%-9%, when in radius 4%-5%, from Stealing the Diamond) or shoots a rocket launcher directly upward (12%-15%, better knockback than sticky grenade, from Escaping the Prison). The sticky grenade can get stuck to him on occasion when he tries to throw it, and the rocket will come back down if it doesn’t hit, so be careful!

D-Air (Clumsy Flip/Earthbend): Either flips downward (3%-4%, not really from anything, but references Henry’s clumsiness) or earthbends and shoves a rock downward (can spike, does 11%-12%, from Fleeing the Complex)

B-Air (Stick Wright/Stick Sniper): Either turns around spawns a stick Phoenix Wright while pointing and shouting “TAKE THAT!” behind him (5%-6%, from Escaping the Prison) or spawns a stick Sniper from Team Fortress 2, who shoots and yells, “Wave goodbye to your head, wanker!” (15%-20%, high knockback, from Stealing the Diamond)

Grabs and Throws
Grab (Zero-Point Energy): Uses zero-point energy in front of him to grab from range (from Infiltrating the Airship).

Pummel (Bop on the Head): Punches over the head, does average pummel damage.

Forward Throw (Wizard Magic): Shoves opponent away and uses Wizard Magic, which freezes opponent at higher percent (from Infiltrating the Airship).

Down Throw (Stuck Like Glue): Squirts glue on the ground, sticking opponent to the ground and stomps on them (glue is reference to Infiltrating the Airship).

Back Throw (Gravitor 2.0): Uses Gravitor 2.0 to throw the opponent further behind him (from Fleeing the Complex).

Up Throw (Force Choke and Slam): Uses the Force to lift opponent in air, choking them (1% per second over two seconds) and slamming them into the ground (from Fleeing the Complex).

Smash Attacks
Side Smash (Fake Spider Bash/Gravity Gun/Diamond Drop): Either uses fake spider and smacks forward (14%-16%, balanced damage and knockback, from Infiltrating the Airship), uses the Gravity Gun from Half-Life and shoot opponents away with the launch trigger (13%-15%, higher knockback and less damage, from Infiltrating the Airship), or drops Tunisian Diamond in front of him. (20%-25%, higher damage and less knockback, from Stealing the Diamond). Gravity Gun can push him backwards, so be careful near the ledge!

Down Smash (Shovel/Laser Drill): Either uses shovel to hit five times and bury opponents (20-24% overall, first hit buries, second through fourth keeps them in ground, fifth hit releases them, from Breaking the Break) or uses the laser drill and shoots from left to right (or right to left if facing the other way) to set opponents on fire in either direction (21%-26%, does fire damage, from Breaking the Bank).

Up Smash (Portal Gun/Explosives): Either shoots the Portal Gun twice directly above himself, one blue and one orange (10%-12% per hit, from Stealing the Diamond) or takes cover and uses explosives to send opponents flying in an upward direction (15%-18%, higher knockback, like Villager’s Up Smash in Smash 4/Ultimate, from Breaking the Bank). Sometimes Henry will use explosives without cover, so Henry can take severe damage, meaning it is more risky.

Taunts
Up Taunt: Is slammed in the face by a Fail message and gets back up. (references the series overall.)

Side Taunt: Eats a piece of cheese. (from Stealing the Diamond)

Down Taunt: Hides in a money bag that is mysteriously tied and untied from the outside of the bag while he is in, then pops out with a happy expression. (from Breaking the Bank)

Special Moves
Neutral Special (Adrenaline Injection/NrG Drink): Either he injects himself with adrenaline (makes him move quicker and perform attacks with less lag, from Fleeing the Complex) or drinks an NrG drink, which is adrenaline that is much better in terms of speed and lag, but he takes steady damage from it (2%-3% per second over 6 seconds) and at 100% or higher it will give him a heart attack and kill him. (from Escaping the Prison)

Side Special (Scooter Moves): Involves the same object, but his actions will vary. He will ride his famous blue scooter and perform one of three actions. He will either ride and then jump off of his scooter, sending the scooter forward (can be hit by the scooter for 16%-17%, or hit by Henry’s upward leap for 12-13%), increase his speed and ram an opponent (16%-17% but have higher knockback), or he can extend his leg out to kick them (19%-20%, all is from Stealing the Diamond)

Up Special (Teleporter): Involves the same object, but his actions will vary. He will, of course, use the teleporter known to work once in the series. He will take a second to activate it and will teleport back to stage or ledge (whichever is closer). Unfortunately, his teleporter is known to malfunction and he can get teleported offstage and put into freefall if unlucky. (He can get teleported offstage more easily if used on the ground, originally from Breaking the Bank, but has been a recurring gag in all of the Henry Stickmin games)

Down Special (Whoopee Wind/Longshot/Wrecking Ball Slam): He will use one of three objects to potentially gimp opponents. He can throw down a whoopee cushion (most common, creates windbox in front of Henry, from Fleeing the Complex), the Longshot (less common, extends very far to create a weird hitbox, from Fleeing the Complex) or will climb into a crane with a wrecking ball, crank it back and sent it flying forward (very rare, vulnerable when climbing in, but invincible when inside crane. (Will have high knockback along with 30%-35% damage, from Breaking the Bank)

Final Smash
Final Smash (Charles/Toppat Clan): Henry’s FS will be cinematic. It’ll show him pulling out his cell phone with two contacts labeled Government and Toppat Clan. 3 seconds are given to choose to call either party by selecting with A and the analog stick. Choosing Government will have Charles in his helicopter appear over the battlefield, taking three sniper shots (you are in control for this part, with a reticle appearing on screen, shots do 20% each), sending a mini helicopter out to grab an opponent and take them off stage (harder to escape at higher percent), and finally flying off-screen to appear from the right and ram into opponents before leaving (50%, high knockback). Choosing Toppat Clan will result in the Airship of the Toppat Clan flying over the stage, with Toppat Clan members jumping out to cause havoc with various weapons that call back to the Henry Stickmin games for 10 seconds before taking their leave. (Attacks will deal 15%-30% per hit depending on what weapon the clan member holds).

Victory Poses
Victory 1: Henry does the same celebratory head bop and rock out sign as seen in the Aggressive Ending of Stealing the Diamond.

Victory 2: Henry runs from the right and then trips, looking embarrassed and smiling when standing back up.

Victory 3: Does the Distract Dance from Fleeing the Complex.

Conclusion/Final Message
I hope you enjoyed this moveset concept for Henry Stickmin. He sounds like a perfect character for SSF2, representing both the choose-your-own adventure game with RNG in his attacks and the stick figure animation community that flourished years ago. Of course, you can tweak frequencies for his RNG and his damage output, but I created this moveset as a basis so that it would reference as many games as possible and give all the praise to the series that it deserves. I also added the backfiring to represent the games’ common trope of failing. If this becomes a reality and he is put in a future patch, PLEASE let the original creator of the series know (PuffballsUnited) so that he can be credited and shown how much we love his series! However, if the moveset is dubbed too much of an undertaking to fully give all moves the various outcomes I came up with, I get it. The process of spriting, balancing, and creating a character is difficult enough with one move per button, even more so with the idea I have here. So one attack per button combo is fine. Do what you please, McLeodGaming. You already have made a great game with the version we have now, I’m satisfied, Henry doesn’t need to be in, but he’d be cool. Just sayin’.

Edit: Added victory poses.

I don't like his up-b not always working; thought it is representive of the franchise, it will make him far too risky. Everything else is great tho.

Hey, I appreciate the feedback, man. I get that a risky recovery might not be great, but I argue that Sandbag’s recovery is in the game and it’s a bad one in terms of risk vs. reward. Not inciting a problem by saying that though. One thing I worry about is that the move set might turn people, even the devs (fingers crossed), away is the amount of workload implied in fully creating the character. Let it be known that the attacks can be limited to one outcome or item if it doesn’t seem realizable that Henry can have a bunch of moves relegated to one button combination. Thanks again for looking into my moveset and giving constructive criticism. It would also be appropriate to put him in the game since The Henry Stickmin Collection (remaster of all previous games plus a final game called Completing the Mission) is coming out sometime this year.

Sandbag has Down-B, Side-B, and his double jump to mix up his recovery tho.

Fair enough.

Nah. You're good at implementing these mixed archetypes into one character.

What Should Waluigi's Final Smash Be?

I think he should pull out two tennis rackets and just start hitting a bunch of tennis balls at the players

What Do You Guys Think Waluigi, :Ryu: , , , and final Smashs Should Be

Ryu - Shinku Hadoken / Shin Shoryuken (like in SSB4 and SSBU)
Simon - Grand Cross (like in SSBU)
Waluigi - Waluigi Pinball (Waluigi uses a net to catch an opponent, and stuffs a Mini Mushroom into their face. Waluigi then places them inside of the pinball machine with the opponent being damaged by the massive pinballs. The scene ends with them growing out of the pinball machine and Waluigi smacking them off the stage with a tennis racket.)
Krystal - i dunno
Sora - i dunno