What if it's something like character ragdolls or something? You can move them and pose them as you like.
I need to stop reading "Goku" instead of "Deku".
Lol I thought everyone was saying the chairs were a Waluigi hint.
It could have........
If we're getting 70+ characters and 100+ stages I could see something having to give, especially if there is a SP campaign. I doubt that trophies would have been first on the list, but with as much as this game has, trophies would be a relatively minor loss in the grand scheme of things.
As bad as Twitter is, isn't it much better? Twitter has far more users than Pixiv. So its much bigger pool for opinions on character choices.
So the character wouldn't really be "Skull Kid", but "Majora"? That would be a clever twist on the idea. Skull Kid is kind of... eh, a bit dull. But Majora using Skull Kid as a puppet? It's a minor difference in what the character would do, but oh so much more sinister that it would work. And Smash does need more outright villains. Skull Kid isn't really a villain, but Majora through the mask most certainly is.
There's no way they won't have something to collect, even if it's not trophies it will be something similar. Otherwise some people who play primarily SP might not buy the game.
There's no reason to do any single player modes if there aren't any trophies. What would the rewards for events or challenges or even random minigames be?
I wouldn't pair Minecraft with BK just because they're both Microsoft IPs. BK has a lot more history with Nintendo and would get a lot of nostalgia points whereas Minecraft is more recent and has not had much of a history built up with Nintendo. Plus Minecraft as DLC would make Nintendo and Microsoft more money than if they bundled it with the main game. That would especially go well with the underage crowd. On Sephiroth, if he was an Echo then I can see the argument for including him on disc. But if he wasn't an Echo then he'd definitely be DLC. I chose Gloo Gloo as a personal pick because I wanted to get one of the musical levels from Legends and figured Gloo Gloo would work as a continuously moving stage that could create hazards based on the music. Though I get what you're saying with the licensed music so that stage may not be very realistic.
The "act of completion" isn't something that will get someone to play All Star mode 80 times.
Reading that "I work at Namco, ask me anything about Smash Ultimate" thread on Gamefaqs makes me laugh. No evidence or anything, just some dude answering questions with his fanfiction.
And maybe they're finally dropping that challenge. It was already a little unreasonable in Smash 4, and now it's an absurd ask without retooling the mode.
It's also worth knowing that he seems to have spoken about multiple sources. It does feel like the one who told him the info that gave him some credibility is a different person to the one who tipped him off about Skull Kid.
Maybe they both have something to do with the story mode
