I think the most baffling part was the Sonic series seperations. I could understand Sonic R, and Sonic Adventure kinda works in his logic; but Sonic Heroes? Huh? Not the Storybook Series (through Secret Rings and Black Knight music) or Sonic Rush (through the Blaze spirit), but HEROES counts as it's own sub-series?
Oh my god, I forgot all about that. Considering they supposedly didn't decide on the DLC until the end of the year, I still think it might've been a mistake. But at this point, it's a very good sign.
Yes, it's a main series entry (that chronlogically takes place between SA2 and Shadow; you're correct there too); that's why I don't get the logic followed in the video.
Oh, I have plenty of new AT ideas:
I mean, Koei Tecmo being directly involved on two huge Nintendo-published releases this year could've helped Hayabusa make it into the Fighter Pass ;)
Xenoblade already has a million seller with just the third installement. It took Fire Emblem thirteen games to do that.
I responded with an equally cheeky joke about a Xenoblade gacha game.
She isn't going to be playable, but I feel like she deserves a bit more than a Spirit. What, would you prefer a Mii Costume like Rex?
If we're talking a future Smash game, we might get Xenoblade X2 between now & the next Smash game. If anything, Elma's long-term chances at becoming playable are a bit better than Rex's.
Well, if Xenoblade X2 is next up for Xenoblade (and if it's a direct sequel with the same cast), release timing could screw her chances anyway. There's the posibility of another Xenoblade/Monolith title releasing after it, but still before the next Smash. Those guys work fast enough for that to be feasible.
The day people stop seeing Assist Trophies as bad representation will be a great day for the Smash fanbase.
FE reps in Smash 6:
I think their new IP is next, so whatever Xenoblade project is in the pipeline would likely come after that.
Guess that day won't ever come then. Plus, we would at least need Dixie for that to actually be true.
Wouldn't Donkey Kong be the objectively best Rare designed character in this case, since they gave him the design we see everywhere now?
It ultimately comes down to who the most recent Xenoblade protagonist is at the time. And in all likelihood, it'll probably be either someone new entirely or Elma (the former is more likely).
Well, partially? Since didn't they get help from Nintendo for DK? Wasn't it Miyamoto who suggested tie for DK.
