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In "The Simpsons Game", there is a video game cliche named Lame Tutorials. But now, let's talk about Lame Final Smashes in SSBB. First of all, as Super'Shed says, Fox, Falco and Wolf have the same Final Smash, which is The Landmaster.

Here's one that is also lame: Pokemon Trainer's Final Smash. He did something which probably break the rules of Pokemon, put all three Pokemons. What rot!

Plus, Yoshi's Final Smash is also lame. First of all, is Yoshi a dragon, or a dinosaur? If he's a dinosaur, then why Yoshi has the Final Smash which is "Super Dragon"?! Is Nintendo running out of ideas?!?!

Mario's Final Smash also counted as LAME, which is Mario Finale which you probably cannot find it somewhere. It's already good enough for Mario to have those fire throw as a Standard Attack, then WHAT ON EARTH Nintendo uses the Mario Finale?!

Next is Jigglypuff. OK, it's not really lame...... When she(or is it he?) gets the Smash Ball, Jigglypuff pumps up!

By the way, if you disagree with what I said, you can reply, but NO ARGUMENTS NOR CRITICISMS.

So which final smash do you think is lame?

Question:
So which final smash do you think is lame?

Choices:
Mario
Yoshi
Fox, Falco and Wolf (I mean, they have the SAME Final Smash which I mean by lame)
Jigglypuff
Pokemon Trainer

 
 
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its good ure posting a thing like this i defently thing 3 people souldnt have the same final smash and they dont really need toon link as a charecter
 
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Huh?

None of those are really lame.. they are just weaker and take skill. The really lame ones are cheap ones, such as Sonic and Pit which require little skill.


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I really like the Landmaster Tank, but that doesn’t mean I want it crammed down my throat with 3 characters; I was especially annoyed to discover that Wolf (meant to be a new character to the game) was just a copy of Falco and Fox. Bloody hell, mix it up.

I’ve spent a lot of time trying to work out how to get some good game going with Sonic, and when you’re up against someone who is really good with Ike, you need Sonic’s awesome final smash just to have an edge.

I can kick that absolute shit out of Ike with Falco, but I just cannot find an advantage over Ike with Sonic; for a characters that’s so damn strong, Ike is quick, he has a long reach, he can deflect attacks, he can charge long reached sword strokes of death to almost any angle (including in the air!), he is really hard to keep off the edge because his 3rd jump positions him below the stage and sends his sword flying at anyone waiting to knocking him back off to which he returns with an attack, and he can usually take out a character with about 3 fully charged hits.

The lamest final smash is Peach's. It doesn't even smash anyone? It's useless!


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