Phoenix Wright (from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney)

-About as heavy as Captain Falcon. Runs only slightly faster than Robin does, but is difficult to launch.

Phoenix Wright's attacks

Neutral: Two punches and an elbow strike.
Side tilt: Swings a briefcase.
Up tilt: Axe kick. Blow has a meteor effect.
Down tilt: Jabs with his legs.
Dash attack: Flying side kick.
Forward smash: Points. The force of the impact will launch the opponent.
Up smash: Double hammer fist upwards.
Down smash: Slams a table. Has a meteor effect.
Neutral aerial: Two punches.
Forward aerial: Swats downwards. Has meteor effect.
Back aerial: Backhand.
Up aerial: Karate chop.
Down aerial: Hammer fist. Has meteor effect.
Grab: Phoenix has good grab range.
Pummel: Jabs opponent repeatedly with finger.
Forward throw: Spins around and hurls opponent.
Back throw: Tosses opponent backwards overhead.
Up throw: Heaves then hurls opponent into air.
Down throw: Suplexes opponent onto ground.
Floor attack (front): Jumps back up.
Floor attack (back): Rolls backwards.
Floor attack (trip): Leg sweep.
Edge attack: Backflips onto the stage.
Neutral special: Objection!—Phoenix counters attacks done to him. Repels projectiles.
-Custom 1: Hold it!—When Phoenix counters, he stuns the opponent.
-Custom 2: Take that!—Not a counterattack. Fires a laser projectile from his finger.
Side special: Phoenix Punch—Differently themed Falcon Punch.
-Custom 1: Cathartic Phoenix Punch—Drains 50% of damage dealt and heals Phoenix by that amount. Smaller range and lower power.
-Custom 2: Stare Decisis—If Phoenix is struck while using this move, that damage will be added on to the damage dealt by Phoenix's attack.
Up special: Subpoena—Lifting a court order, Phoenix rises into the air. Has excellent vertical range.
-Custom 1: Amicus Curiae—Launches Phoenix higher, and with more horizontal range. Does not deal damage.
-Custom 2: Certiorari—Phoenix flies up, then down. The downward strike has dangerously high knockback.
Down special: Evidence—Phoenix picks up a piece of evidence and presents (read:hurls) it to the jury (read:opponent). Cycles between a folder, a knife, and a strange device (the knife does the most damage, the folder travels fastest and furthest, the device has the highest knockback).
-Custom 1: Knife Throw—Throws only the knives.
-Custom 2: Flash Evidence—Each piece of evidence has a boomerang effect. Each individual strike deals 66% of a normal strike, but has the potential to strike twice.
Final Smash: Cornered—Phoenix says a logical argument that sweeps across the field and stuns everyone in its way, before doing a lot of damage and launching.

Taunts:
Up taunt: Taps a document.
Side taunt: Signature point.
Down taunt: Lightly slams a table.

Victory poses:
-He and Maya both point at the camera.
-Phoenix taps a document.
-“Not guilty!”

Alternate Costumes:

1. Standard appearance.
2. Colors based off Mia Fey.
3. Colors based off Miles Edgeworth.
4. Colors based off Maya Fey.
5. Colors based off Apollo Justice.
6. Colors based off Professor Layton.
7. Tuxedo.
8. Colors based off Manfred von Karma.

Palutena’s Guidance:

Palutena: Know who this is, Pit?
Pit: Is that… Phoenix Wright?!
Palutena: Funny that a defense attorney would go on the offensive in a game like this.
Pit: I’m just wondering. How does he fight?
Palutena: These kinds of characters always find a way. Watch out for his Objection; it’s a counterattack.
Pit: Duly noted.
Palutena: Phoenix Wright is an intelligent, if somewhat easy-going lawyer who has helped acquit many an innocent defendant, especially of murder.
Pit: So I’ll know who to go to if any of the other characters gets a little rough on me.

Adeleine (from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, 2000)

-Lightweight character, but heavier than Kirby
-Quick-moving character with high, albeit normal-quality jumps

Adeleine’s attacks:

Neutral: Downward cut with brush, upward cut with brush, then a brush twirl.
Side tilt: Swings across with the brush.
Up tilt: Punches palette upwards.
Down tilt: Low jab with back of paintbrush.
Dash attack: Flying side kick, holding up palette and brush.
Forward smash: Reaches back with both palette and brush, before striking.
Up smash: Adeleine whacks above her by swinging her palette in an arc over her head.
Down smash: Spins around her with her paintbrush, drawing an orange ring around her. Captures enemies and traps them until the attack is finished, but has low knockback.
Neutral aerial: Adeleine flails her brush in front of her and kicks her legs. The brush does more damage than the legs.
Forward aerial: Swings brush in an arc in front of her.
Back aerial: Sweeps brush behind her.
Up aerial: Throws palette above her head.
Down aerial: Rapid kick-jabs straight downward.
Grab: Adeleine grabs the opponent with her brush hand.
Pummel: Whacks opponent over head with palette. Kind of slow.
Forward throw: Violent shove directly in front of her.
Back throw: Paints on the opponent’s face before thrusting him/her behind her.
Up throw: Knees the opponent in the stomach before giving a brush-uppercut.
Down throw: Suplexes the opponent and mashes the palette in his/her face.
Floor attack (front): Somersault ending in sweep with brush.
Floor attack (back): Backwards somersault.
Floor attack (trip): Leg sweep.
Edge attack: Shoots three paint globs across the floor before getting up.
Neutral special: Paint Glob—Adeleine hurls a blob of paint in an arc. Explodes in a burst of paint upon contact, and slows down anyone it touches.
-Custom 1: Paint Bomb—The paint gob explodes and deals damage in addition to the impact damage, but does not cause slowing.
-Custom 2: Paint Lob—Adeleine hurls the blob straight forward. Has a different flight path and deals more damage.
Side special: Paint Charge—Adeleine flails her paint brush and runs across the stage, yelling.
-Custom 1: Hyper Paint Charge—Faster with more damage, but significantly more difficult to control.
-Custom 2: Paint Locomotion—Adeleine takes a bit of time to warm up, but at max speed damage output is about twice that of the normal Paint Charge.
Up special: Paint Ribbon—Adeleine flies into the air by circling around herself with a ribbon of green paint. Reminiscent of ribbon dancing.
-Custom 1: Paint Tornado—The paint ribbon extends further and draws foes in, at the cost of vertical recovery.
-Custom 2: Paint Drill—Adeleine flies up, hovers for two seconds, then abruptly drills back down. Extremely dangerous to use when used far away from ledges.
Down special: Art Ally—Adeleine produces a canvas and paints a Waddle Dee, Wheelie, or Gordo. Waddle Dees run straight forward. Wheelies ram through all obstacles and characters without stopping. Gordos bounce on the ground and act like King Dedede’s.
-Custom 1: Ink Infantry—Adeleine only paints Waddle Dees, but can summon three at once. Does not suffer from stale move effect.
-Custom 2: Gordo Throw—Adeleine only paints Gordos. There’s more lag time in between paintings, however.
Final Smash: Kracko—Adeleine paints Kracko, who then floats to the middle of the stage and fires lightning bolts in all directions, before finishing with four crossed bolts horizontally, vertically, and diagonally.

Taunts:
Up taunt: Musical notes trail from her as she shifts from left to right; the implication is that she’s humming.
Side taunt: Produces a sketch of one of the characters.
Down taunt: Lies down on the ground, kicking her legs and doodling in a sketchpad.

Victory poses:
-Turned around, painting something; it turns out to be a portrait of herself giving the victory sign.
-Spins around and whirls paintbrush towards the camera.
-Giggles giddily and jumps up and down.

Alternate costumes:
1. Standard appearance.
2. Lavender smock, purple beret, light purple shirt.
3. Beige smock, chestnut beret, orange shirt.
4. Cyan smock, yellow beret, white shirt.
5. Colors based off Drawcia.
6. Colors based off Paintra.
7. Colors based off Claycia.
8. Black smock, black beret, gold skirt, laces, and rubber, light gray shirt.

Palutena’s Guidance

Pit: Hey, that’s Adeleine, right?
Palutena: Yes. One of Kirby’s friends.
Pit: I heard she's an amazing artist. Her paintings are so lifelike!
Palutena: So lifelike that they can actually come to life; a fact that she takes advantage of in battle. Most of her attacks rely on her artistic talent. Don’t get too carried away marveling at her work.
Pit: Maybe I’ll ask her to do a portrait of me afterwards. Like, with glorious wings, and rippling muscles, and rock-hard abs…
Palutena: That would… probably scare her.
Pit: More so than the time she was possessed by the Dark Matter?
Palutena: Okay, maybe not that badly, but still. Ask for a normal portrait.
Pit: Fine... Moving on. How do I beat her?
Palutena: Adeleine has two projectile attacks, both of which you can reflect back towards her. If you can send a Gordo back at her, that'll really ruin her day. ...Don't expect her to take commissions after that, though.

Queequeg (from Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., 2015)
-Heavyweight, difficult to launch, a little slow
-Queequeg has a steam boiler that refills over time. He cannot use his neutral special or down special without sufficient steam.
-Queequeg's steam boiler hits a max of 14 steam, and it recharges at one steam every two seconds.

Queequeg's attacks

Neutral: Two punches then an elbow strike.
Side tilt: Swings harpoon across his front.
Up tilt: Spinning jump punch.
Down tilt: Double punch.
Dash attack: Belly flops.
Forward smash: Headbutt.
Up smash: Uppercut with Penguin Lobber.
Down smash: Swings harpoon over the victim's head.
Neutral aerial: Swings harpoon around himself.
Forward aerial: Jabs harpoon in front of him.
Back aerial: Swings forearm behind him.
Up aerial: Spinning uppercut.
Down aerial: Stabs harpoon downward. Has meteor effect.
Grab: Queequeg uses his harpoon to pull people towards him.
Pummel: Queequeg uses a steam hose to scald the opponent. Each strike takes 1 steam.
Forward throw: Launches opponent with steam hose. Takes 3 steam.
Back throw: Turns around and kicks opponent off the harpoon.
Up throw: Fires harpoon straight upward.
Down throw: Kicks opponent off the harpoon.
Floor attack (front): Hammer fist that has meteor.
Floor attack (back): Gets up and stretches.
Floor attack (trip): Swings harpoon around.
Edge attack: Jumps back onto stage, trouncing all in his path.
Neutral Special: Steam Musket—Fires a bullet straight forward, but has a long lag between shots. Takes 2 steam.
-Custom 1: Shuriken Shot—Fires three shurikens, one forward, one up diagonally, and one downward diagonally. Dangerous at close range. Takes 3 steam.
-Custom 2: Steam Crossbow—Has high knockback if it's a headshot. Takes 2 steam.
Side special: Harpoon—Queequeg runs forward and shoots his harpoon. It travels in an arc.
-Custom 1: Dart—Goes faster and straight forward, but deals less damage.
-Custom 2: Pitchpoling—Queequeg actively dashes to the direction pressed. Deals more damage but has a shorter range.
Up special: Grappler—Queequeg fires his harpoon straight up and zips to meet the shaft.
-Custom 1: Long Grappler—Has better vertical recovery, but deals less damage.
-Custom 2: Fast Grappler—Sacrifices range for damage.
Down special: Penguin Lobber—Queequeg deposits a penguin bomb which waddles forward and explodes. Slower than Mechakoopas but does more damage upon exploding. Takes 4 steam.
-Custom 1: Sliding Penguin—The penguin slides on its belly, moving faster but taking longer to blow up. Takes 4 steam.
-Custom 2: Penguin Throw—Queequeg picks the penguin up and tosses it. It explodes upon impact. Takes 4 steam.
Final Smash: There She Blows!!!—Queequeg fires his harpoon in a straight line in front of him. It pierces through all opponents and obstructions.

Taunts
Up taunt: Looks up and whispers, "Yojo..."
Side taunt: Looks around as if looking for whales. "Who going fall to Queequeg?"
Down taunt: "Kill-ee whale!" he says, cracking his knuckles.

Victory poses:
-"You stay-ee down!" Queequeg raises his harpoon in the air.
-"Who's next?!" Queequeg cracks his knuckles and raises an eyebrow.
-"There she blows!" Queequeg points to the right.

Alternate costumes:
1. Standard appearance.
2. Dark pink tattoos, orange pants, silver steam pack.
3. Blue tattoos, red pants, gold steam pack.
4. Green tattoos, blue pants, brass steam pack.
5. Darker skin and white tattoos.
6. Lighter skin and dark tattoos, like a zebra.
7. Albino, based off Moby-Dick.
8. Brown tattoos, black pants, gold steam pack.

Palutena's Guidance

Pit: Tattoos? Sharp teeth? Penguin bombs? Who is this guy?
Palutena: That's Queequeg, one of the four harpooners on the whaling ship Pequod, and one of twelve agents of the Strike Team Eliminating the Alien Menace (S.T.E.A.M.).
Viridi: Oh, great. Another one of those whale-hunting, nature-destroying humans. And to top it off? He's a savage cannibal, too! I can never respect a species that eats its own members!
Palutena: Viridi, come on, it's a ceremonial practice. It's not like he has man meat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Kokovoko tribesmen only do it in times of war.
Viridi: ...And that makes it better HOW?
Pit: Um, can we get away from the topic of tribal religious practices and to the topic of beating him?
Palutena: Yes. Queequeg has steam-powered weapons that are quite powerful, but use up steam in his steam tank. When his steam runs low, that's the time to strike.
Pit: Got it. Strike when steam's low.
Viridi: Do you have ANY idea how bad steam engines are for the environment?

Isaac Clarke (Dead Space, 2008)
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Attributes: Middleweight with fast movement speed, high fall speed that can be slowed with the thrusters on his suit, and above average jump height.

Attacks:

Neutral:
1- Swings plasma cutter up.
2- Slams plasma cutter back down.
3- Kicks straight out with his left leg.
Side tilt: Chain gun burst (Fires several rounds from his chain gun)
Up tilt: Plasma arc (Swings plasma cutter in an arc over his head)
Down tilt: Leg Sweep
Dash attack: Ram (Slams into opponent with his shoulder; very powerful)
Forward smash: Hydraulic Hammer (Swings his hydraulic hammer up at an enemy)
Up smash: Contact Beam (Fires powerful laser straight up in the air)
Down smash: Alt Fire (Presses barrel of contact beam down into the ground then fires, hitting everyone within a certain radius around him with a powerful blast of kinetic energy and also inflicting them with stasis briefly, slowing their movement)
Neutral aerial: Plasma Tornado (Spins in a circle in an attempt to hit someone with his plasma cutter, also firing a round from the weapon in the direction he's facing before he starts spinning)
Forward aerial: Hydraulic Smash (Swings hydraulic hammer down with great force (Meteor Smash))
Back aerial: Turns around and swings his plasma cutter in an arc before facing forward again
Up aerial: Shotgun (Fires his shotgun directly upward)
Down aerial: Force Cannon (Fires force gun straight down, launching anyone in range straight down to the ground)
Grab: Kinesis (Uses kinesis module to grab an opponent and pull them to him)
Pummel: Bashes opponent in the face with his plasma cutter
Forward throw: (Holds opponent by the arm, spins around once, then throws them diagonally upward into the air, following up with a quick shot from his plasma cutter before the move ends)
Back throw: (Rolls onto his back, dragging the opponent down with him so that they are on top of him, curls his legs up, then kicks the opponent diagonally upwards into the air behind him before following up with a quick shot from his plasma cutter. He then rolls back onto his feet)
Up throw: (Uses his Kinesis module to hold opponent above his head, launches the opponent into the air, then hits them with a stasis bolt to slow their fall and movement speed)
Down throw: (Slams opponent into ground, puts his foot on their chest, fires three plasma cutter rounds at them, and jumps backward several feet)
Floor attack (front): (Kicks forward at the opponent then hops to his feet)
Floor attack (back): (Fires his plasma cutter twice behind him then jumps to his feet)
Floor attack (trip): (Fires force gun forward at opponent's feet and fires his plasma cutter behind him at opponent's feet before hopping up to his own feet)
Edge attack: (Pulls himself halfway up, fires shotgun at enemies waiting on the ledge, then propels himself up the rest of the way)

Specials:

Neutral special: Plasma cutter (Fires plasma cutter, between fast and average speed)
-Custom 1: Plasma cutter replaced by Magnum attack, which is much slower but much more powerful
-Custom 2: Plasma cutter replaced by Rivet Gun which is weaker but is fired much faster.
Side special: Line gun (Fires a wide, slow-moving but powerful energy projectile that penetrates through opponents)
-Custom 1: Line gun replaced by Rocket Launcher, which does much more damage, has a blast radius, and has more knockback, but does not penetrate.
-Custom 2: Line Gun replaced by Javelin Gun, which does high damage if shot at an enemy, but can also be shot and stuck to walls in the environment. They can then be used as temporary platforms or activated to release arcs of electricity at nearby opponents.
Up special: Thruster boost (Isaac briefly kicks his thrusters into overdrive, propelling him upwards)
-Custom 1: N/A
-Custom 2: N/A
Down special: Shoots Detonator downwards, which fires a mine that arms after a couple of seconds. The mine is tripped by passing through the laser motion-detector.
-Custom 1: Detonator replaced by javelin gun, which has the same properties as described before, only the platform is instead a small wall
-Custom 2: Detonator replaced by Pulse Rifle. Holding down and repeatedly pressing the button engages continuous full-auto fire. Otherwise, a four round burst is fired.

Final Smash: Overrun (Isaac contacts Ellie with a simple message: "Ellie! They're here!" Ellie replies with "One step ahead of you, Isaac," as a small ship flies in and picks Isaac up. The ship then hovers up to the corner of the map while the map is flooded by necromorphs, which deal high damage to all players still on the ground upon contact. After a several seconds, the ship then flies over the map, bombarding the area with explosions to clear off the necromorphs and dealing damage to any players still on the board. After this, the Smash is over and Isaac leaps from the ship back down to the battlefield.)

Taunts:
Up taunt: Isaac grabs his head and shakes it, showing his dementia.
Side taunt: Isaac stands with his arms at his sides and holding his plasma cutter. He then utters a one-liner before returning to his normal position.
Down taunt: Isaac quickly turns behind him and aims his plasma cutter, then turns the other way and does the same before returning to his normal position. He seems to be panicked during the duration of the taunt.

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Carver's Guidance: Contacts John Carver to discuss his opponent with him.

1. Standard appearance
2. Standard Appearance Plus a mask she wears when in public
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Leon Scott Kennedy(Resident Evil 2, 1998)
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Attributes: Middleweight heavy-hitter with great speed but limited jump height and medium fall speed.

Attacks:

Neutral:
1- Kicks with his right leg
2- Kicks with his left leg
3- Kicks really fast for as many times as the button is pressed.
Side tilt: Straight Jab
Up tilt: High Kick
Down tilt: Leg sweep (In front and behind)
Dash attack: Jumps slightly into the air and kicks opponent in the face.
Forward smash: Roundhouse Kick
Up smash: Takes combat knife and slashes it through the air.
Down smash: Split kick (Jumps in the air and does a split kick on either side of him)
Neutral aerial: Sex kick
Forward aerial: Aerial roundhouse
Back aerial: Bacwards sex kick
Up aerial: Flip kick
Down aerial: Knee Smash (Meteor Smash)
Grab: Grabs opponent
Pummel: Hits opponent w/ elbow
Forward throw: Pushes opponent backward then spins around and kicks opponent with immense force
Back throw: Spins around and throws opponent backward, then follows up with a potshot from his handgun.
Up throw: Grabs enemy with both hands and tosses them up.
Down throw: Slams enemy into ground and stomps on them.
Floor attack (front): Rolls back onto his back, places his hands by his head, then propels himself toward an enemy, kicking them as he lands on his feet.
Floor attack (back): Hops to his feet the. Fires his handgun twice behind him.
Floor attack (trip): Spins around, kicking in all directions as he gets up.
Edge attack: Cartwheel kick.

Specials:

Neutral special: Fires pistol, High speed with minimal knockback.
-Custom 1: Pistol replaced with sniper rifle, which is slower but has much more range, damage, and knockback.
-Custom 2: Pistol replaced with throwing knife, which does slightly more damage but has massive knockback.
Side special: Elbow thrust
-Custom 1: Elbow thrust replaced with a pump action shotgun.
-Custom 2: Elbow thrust replaced with a magnum revolver.
Up special: Grappling hook, can attach to walls and allow Leon to climb them.
-Custom 1: N/A
-Custom 2: N/A
Down special: Places remote-detonated frag mine.
-Custom 1: Mine replaced with motion-sensitive claymore.
-Custom 2: Mine replaced with a special counter move that is functionally similar to Marth and Roy's from SSBM, but he counters with a roundhouse kick instead of a sword slash.

Final Smash: Ada Wong (Ada Wong flies over the arena in a combat helicopter, alternating between strafe runs with the miniguns and bombarding the map with missile, dealing insane damage and knockback to all characters except Leon. At the end, Leon gives a thumbs up and says "Thanks, Ada" before the helicopter flies off.

Taunts:
Up taunt: Leon strikes a heroic pose, holding his handgun up next to his head. He nods before returning to his normal position.
Side taunt: A t-virus zombie drops down from seemingly nowhere as Leon shoots it a single time in the head. Can deal damage if a character is between Leon and the zombie, and the result is that the zombie stays on the map until someone knocks it off.
Down taunt: Leon does a disco dance, spins around and lays on his side, striking a pose.

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Palutena's Guidance:
Pit: Who's this guy?
Palutena: That's Leon Kennedy, one of the most effective government agents around where he's from, if not the most effective.
Pit: Oh. I know who this guy is! He's saved the world on a few occasions.
Palutena: Right, but history won't help you here. Leon is a great marksman, is very proficient with a knife, and loves to use his legs in combat.
Pit: I bet he has nothing on my legs.
Palutena: Yeah, right. Anyways, he uses his legs for a reason: they're very strong.
Pit: So how do I take this guy on?
Palutena: Leon is one of those well-rounded types. Just use your skills and combat knowledge and take him down as best you can.
Pit: Now that's the way I like to fight!

Toad (from Super Mario Bros,)
Toad: Toadette:
-Lightweight, jumps aren’t as good, but Toad is very fast.

Toad's attacks
Neutral: Punches
Forward tilt: Toad does a series of elbow strikes, ending with a palm heel strike.
Up tilt: Headbutt straight upwards.
Down tilt: Swings his body around like a breakdancer.
Dash Attack: Belly flop and slide.
Forward smash: Toad headbutts by swinging his head from the side into his target.
Up smash: Kicks while doing a handstand.
Down smash: Pulls out a squeaky hammer and slams the ground.
Neutral aerial: Flails arms and legs; makes a sound like woodblocks
Forward aerial: Strikes forward with double hammerfists. Has a sweet spot that acts as a meteor smash.
Back aerial: Toad leans over and kicks his stubby little feet.
Up aerial: Slight vertical headbutt.
Down aerial: Midair somersault, acting like a wrecking ball.
Grab: Based on pluck from Super Mario Bros. 2; Toad must be directly adjacent to target, but Toad can carry around the character he grabs. Difficult to escape from, but has a high cooldown after throw.
Pummel: Toad makes mini-headbutts into the grabbed victim.
Forward throw: Hurls grabbed character like in SMB2.
Back throw: Throws character backwards into ground.
Up throw: One large headbutt into the grab victim. Completely vertical.
Down throw: Toad drops the opponent then does a drill stomp on them. Has launching power.
Floor attack (front): Rolls on his side.
Floor attack (back): Backflips. The impact can launch,
Floor attack (trip): Variation of the breakdancing move.
Edge attack
Neutral Special: Spores--Identical to the attack Peach does, except Toad doesn't have to be attacked.
-Custom 1: Sleeping Spores--Causes sleep, but no damage.
-Custom 2: Clinging Spores--Cling to those attacked, causing residual damage.
Side Special: Super Pickaxe--Toad whips out the Super Pickaxe and swipes several times in the direction pressed. If performed in midair, Toad will swing in a circle.
-Custom 1: Pickaxe Hammer--Toad swings the axe sideways and hurls it in the direction pressed. Slower than standard Super Pickaxe. Not as much horizontal distance for Toad, but the range is longer.
-Custom 2: Pickaxe Battery: Charges up then lets loose flurry of swings in the direction pressed. Power depends on time charged, but Toad is vulnerable.
Up Special: Propeller Mushroom--Toad wears the Propeller Mushroom hat for an initial burst of air time, before gliding downwards. Similar to Peach's parasol. The propeller causes damage.
-Custom 1: Spinning Drill Stomp--Toad flies higher, but then abruptly drill-stomps. Direction can only be changed slightly. Can't be aborted.
-Custom 2: Cape Feather--Toad jumps high into the air and pulls out a cape, allowing him to glide. Causes no damage but offers great recovery.
Down Special: Mystery Box--A warping move. Toad jumps into a mystery box and transports somewhere depending on the direction pressed. Toad can attack if the player holds down the button.
-Custom 1: ! Box--Deals no damage but can transport Toad much further. Does not leave him vulnerable in the air, so he can still use his up special.
-Custom 2: Exploding Mystery Box--When Toad pops out, the box explodes, damaging fighters around it.
Final Smash: Draggadon--Toad whistles and jumps on the back of the Draggadon, who then jumps onto the stage. The player can control Draggadon, who can breathe fireballs and swipe with claws.

Toad's taunts:
Up taunt: "Ready for adventure!" Toad slings his hammer over his head.
Side taunt: "Uwaaaagh!" Toad runs in a circle.
Down taunt: "Ha ha!" Toad laughs a belly laugh.
Victory (Mario): "Your princess is in another castle!"

Toadette does the same taunts, but with her voice.

Victory quotes:
Toad:
"I'm the best!"
"Yeehaw! OK!"
Toadette:
"Toadette's the winner!"
"Hee hee!"
"Yay! I'm the superstar!"

Onscreen appearance: Comes out a magic door from SMB2.

Alternate Costumes:
1. Standard
2. Blue Toad (NSMBWii)
3. Yellow Toad (NSMBWii)
4. Pink Toad (Super Mario Galaxy)
5. Black Toad (Resembles the elegant dresses that Peach, Zelda, and Rosalina wear for their black palette swaps.)
6. Green Toad (Super Mario Galaxy)
7. Toadette
8. Captain Toad

Palutena's Guidance

Pit: Isn't that the guy Peach always pulls from under her dress?
(For Toadette: Pit: Hey, she looks like the guy that Peach pulls from under her dress.)
Palutena: Yes and no. Toad [Toadette] is one of the Mushroom Retainers that attends Peach at her castle. This Toad [Toadette] is different from the Toad she pulls from her dress.
Pit: Huh. I wonder what it's like down there.
Viridi: Why don't you go up to him [her] and ask? Or better yet, ask Peach.
Pit: Actually, I'm not quite sure I want to know.
Viridi: You know, (s)he's actually kind of cute.
Palutena: Toad may be a bit of a coward, but when it comes to a fight, he can sure pack a punch with not only his pickaxe, but also his spores.
(For Toadette: Palutena: They may look different, but Toadette acts almost identically to Toad in that she uses her pickaxe and her spores to get an edge on her opponents.)
Pit: Spores, huh? Sounds like one of your beasties, Viridi.
Viridi: Shut it, Pit. I'd never work with anything that associates itself with humans!
Pit: Wait, but what about—
Viridi: Drop. It.

Diggersby (from Pokémon X and Y)

-Lightweight (not as light as characters like Peach or Rosalina, however)
-Medium speed
-Sweet spot at the palms of its ears

Diggersby's attacks

Neutral: Diggersby slaps with his ears.
Forward tilt: Diggersby leans forward and punches with his ears
Up tilt: Diggersby stands on his ears and thrusts upward with his feet.
Down tilt: Diggersby attacks the area around him with ears or hands. The ears are stronger.
Dash attack: Diggersby flaps its ears as it runs, before doing an ear uppercut
Forward smash: Punches with its ears
Up smash: Slaps upwards with both ears
Down smash: Stomps the opponent into the ground
Neutral aerial: Spins in a circle with ears outstretched
Forward aerial: Somersaults with ears stretched like a wrecking ball
Back aerial: Stationary barrel roll, kicking outward
Up aerial: Swipes upwards with ears
Down aerial: Swipes downwards with feet
Grab: Diggersby grabs with his real hands.
Pummel: Slaps the victim over the head with its left ear.
Forward throw: Grabs victim with ears by the sides of his/her head and bounces forward, spinning and slamming him/her into the ground
Back throw: Grabs with right ear and hurls backward without even looking backwards
Up throw: Punches the victim upwards
Down throw: Jumps on the victim and sits there, before stomping and jumping away
Floor attack (front): Rolls into the opponent.
Floor attack (back): Smacks the ground with the backs of its ears before getting up
Floor attack (trip): Spasms, jabbing ears and legs either direction, before jumping up
Edge attack
Neutral special: Return—Diggersby reaches all the way back and slaps the target with his ears. Has high knockback.
-Custom 1: Facade—Does more damage the more Diggersby has taken.
-Custom 2: Frustration—Faster with more knockback, but deals less damage.
Side special: Wild Charge—Cloaked in electricity, Diggersby hurls itself in the direction pressed. It can charge this attack. It takes damage upon connecting with the foe, but leaves lingering electric effect on the foe.
-Custom 1: Double Kick—No recoil damage or electric effect, but attacks twice.
-Custom 2: Knock Off—No recoil damage or electric effect, but causes Diggersby to swat the target's item away or break the target's shield.
Up special: U-turn—Diggersby bounces up, then makes a broad arc downward. The first bounce deals more damage.
-Custom 1: Bounce—Diggersby bounces straight up, then comes crashing down. More powerful in exchange for less horizontal distance. Cannot be cancelled.
-Custom 2: Quick Attack—Faster and with more horizontal distance than vertical. Makes a larger arc, as opposed to Pikachu's Quick Attack.
Down special: Bulldoze—Diggersby charges across the ground, smashing its ears and burying anyone it hits.
-Custom 1: Dig—Diggersby digs under the ground itself, and pops up to attack opponents. Does not cause burying of opponents, but can surprise many at once.
-Custom 2: Hammer Arm: More powerful, but slower movement. This move can be charged.
Final Smash: Earthquake—Diggersby causes a massive earthquake that rages for about seven seconds, during which players on the ground get damaged with dangerously high knockback. Diggersby can move while this occurs.

Diggersby's taunts:
Diggersby laughs while opening its palms.
Diggersby grunts and dances around, waving its ears.
Flexes its ears and arms, grinning.

Alternate costumes:
1. Standard
2. Shiny
3. Blue fur with white accents, to resemble Azumarill
4. Brown fur with tan accents, to resemble Lopunny
5. Purple fur with orange accents
6. White fur with tan accents
7. Black fur with white accents, with gray puffy fur; resembles Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
8. Dark gray fur with gray accents, to resemble Hippowdon

Palutena's Guidance

Pit: Aw, a rabbit—with four arms?
Viridi: Yeah, this guy has two pairs of forearms, and arms in general.
Palutena: Yes. That's Diggersby, also known as the Digging Pokémon. It's known for lounging around lazily after a long day of work.
Pit: Huh. He looks like the kind of guy I'd hang out with after the match.
Palutena: Yes, you'll have time to hang out with Diggersby... AFTER you win.
Palutena: Diggersby's no slacker on the battlefield; in addition to using its arm ears, Diggersby can create powerful tremors that can leave you buried.
Viridi: Wow. Diggersby tho?
Palutena: Diggersby, tho?
Pit: You two are weird.

Wheelie (from Kirby Super Star, 1995)
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-Wheelie Bike is lightweight and very fast, rivaling Sonic in land speed.

Wheelie's attacks:

Neutral: Jabs forward with bumper, then spins sideways.
Side tilt: Backs up tire into opponent's body.
Up tilt: Upward headbutt.
Down tilt: Wheel stomp.
Dash attack: Skids on side.
Forward smash: Charges up then smashes into opponent, doing barrel roll.
Up smash: Leans downward and makes a fiery burst with the exhaust pipe.
Down smash: Does a motion that resembles an axe kick while spinning his wheel.
Neutral aerial: Spins on his side.
Forward aerial: Rams forward.
Back aerial: Bursts exhaust into opponent's face.
Up aerial: Upward exhaust burst.
Down aerial: Drop kick with tire spinning. This move will send Wheelie driving in the direction he's facing.
Grab: Catches opponent between wheel well and tire.
Pummel: Spins tire.
Forward throw: Spits opponent out by launching with the tire.
Back throw: Throws opponent on the ground then runs him/her over, spitting him/her out the rear.
Up throw: Spins violently to throw opponent into air.
Down throw: Stomps on opponent several times with the tire spinning, before launching upward.
Floor attack (front): Rams forward.
Floor attack (back): Rams backwards.
Floor attack (trip): Spins around, extending his exhaust pipes.
Edge attack: Rolls back on the stage, hitting anybody in his way.

Specials:

Neutral special: Wheel Dash--Wheelie charges up then rams straight forward. Stops at an edge.
-Custom 1: Quick Wheel Dash--Does not charge, but does more damage than an uncharged Wheel Dash and goes faster.
-Custom 2: Heavy Wheel--Wheelie moves significantly slower, but deals much, much more damage with more launching power.
Side special: Cruiser--Wheelie sets off in a direction, barreling into anybody he hits. Works a lot like Wario's side special. Wheelie can jump while using this attack.
-Custom 1: Heavy Cruiser--Wheelie moves slower, but has more launching power and control.
-Custom 2: Wheelie Blitz--Wheelie will charge faster and do more damage, but will damage himself if he hits someone. This move cannot be aborted.
Up special: Barrel Roll--Wheelie barrel rolls straight into the air.
-Custom 1: Exhaust Rocket--Wheelie's exhaust pipes explode, launching Wheelie higher into the air. Only the explosion will do damage.
-Custom 2: Wheelie Drill--Wheelie will fly into the air as normal, but then come crashing straight down.
Down special: Skid Out--Wheelie flops on the ground; his body can deal damage. If he is dashing into this move, the attack will do more damage.
-Custom 1: Wheelie Flail--Wheelie flops about more wildly, dealing more damage while sacrificing control.
-Custom 2: Wheelie Top--Wheelie spins on the ground, and can move slowly around the ground. Deals big damage.

Final Smash: Formula Storm--Wheelie rams into an opponent, then drops him/her on the ground before charging at a blinding speed across the screen in a cutscene.

Taunts:
Up taunt: Kirby dance.
Side taunt: Revs engine, rumbling exhaust pipes.
Down taunt: Looks behind at screen, flashes taillight.

Alternate colors:
1. Standard Wheelie Bike.
2. Blue Wheelie Bike with purple tire.
3. Based off Grand Wheelie's coloration in Kirby Triple Deluxe.
4. Pink Wheelie Bike with red tire.
5. Gold Wheelie Bike with silver accents.
6. Bronze Wheelie Bike with brown tire.
7. Wheelie Scooter.
8. Rex Wheelie.

Palutena's Guidance (optional):

Pit: No way! That is one sweet ride!
Palutena: That's Wheelie, one of Kirby's helpers. Wheelie serves as a mode of transportation when Kirby doesn't want to lose his own Copy Ability.
Viridi: Look at how much exhaust that thing puts out! Yecch!
Palutena: Well, you would expect as much with an engine of that much horsepower.
Viridi: Ever heard of a HYBRID ENGINE? What about an electric motor? At least THOSE don't destroy the environment.
Pit: Can we get back to, you know, beating him?
Palutena: Wheelie Bike may be fast, but his speed is somewhat unpredictable. If you can catch an out-of-control Wheelie, I think you'll be good.

Solana (from Pokémon Ranger, 2006)

-Middle weight, medium speed, has good jump

Solana's attacks

Neutral: Solana sweeps in a wide arc with her Styler before releasing e disc and having it spin in place to damage anyone in front of her. Kind of like Rosalina's neutral attack.
Forward tilt: Solana punches.
Up tilt: Uppercut
Down tilt: Has Capture Disc sweep the area around her.
Dash attack: Flying side kick
Forward smash: Solana winds up for an elbow strike.
Up smash: Psychic Assist; Solana lifts the target in the air and launches him/her.
Down smash: Solana does a hammer fist with her Styler hand. Has a meteor effect.
Neutral aerial: Overhead karate chop; has a meteor effect.
Forward aerial: Sex kick.
Back aerial: Solana swings her arm behind her, taking the Capture Disc with her.
Up aerial: Sweeps Capture Disc in an upward arc,
Down aerial: Drop kick.
Grab: Uses the Styler to encircle and trap target.
Pummel: Capture Disc's rings cause damage; mash A to make the disc circle more.
Forward throw: Slugs the Capture Disc into the opponent's stomach.
Back throw: Without looking, Solana flicks her Styler backwards and launches the opponent over her shoulder.
Up throw: Solana sweeps her Styler upwards to trow the opponent into the air.
Down throw: Solana brings her Styler straight down to hurl the trapped opponent into the ground.
Floor attack (front): Kicks herself back upright and buries anyone she's under.
Floor attack (back): Backwards somersault.
Floor attack (trip): Sweeps Capture Disc around her to give her room to move.
Edge attack: Pushes herself up and lands on an opponent.
Neutral special: Capture On—Solana launches the Capture Disc in a forward arc, damaging whoever it touches. It has a boomerang effect and can be charged for range and damage.
-Custom 1: Dark Assist—Longer range at the expense of damage output.
-Custom 2: Fighting Assist—More power and a longer charge for damage output, but slower to execute
Side special: Rock Assist—The Capture Disc throws gravel in the direction that Solana is facing. If Solana is moving as she executes this move, the gravel goes further.
-Custom 1: Bug Assist—The Capture Disc throws a sticky web in the direction that Solana is facing. It may not deal damage, but it does leave the target stuck on the ground in place for quite a while.
-Custom 2: Water Assist—The Capture Disc blows a storm of bubbles at the target. The bubbles do less damage than the gravel, but slow down the opponent and hinder his/her jump.
Up special: Flying Assist—Solana creates a whirlwind by circling the Capture Disc beneath her. The winds radiate and damage those around her.
-Custom 1: Whirlwind—This attack creates more whirlwinds that push back the opponents further but do less damage.
-Custom 2: Hurricane—A single downward column of wind that deals much more damage to anyone directly beneath Solana.
Down special: Discharge—Plusle's assist, chargeable. Creates a spinning electrical barrier around Solana that damages anyone around her.
-Custom 1: Ground Assist—Deals massive damage to grounded enemies. Has less vertical range.
-Custom 2: Fire Assist—Solana uses the Capture Disc with a Fire Assist, circling around her and creating a barrier of fire. Lasts longer than Discharge, but has a smaller range.
Final Smash: Full Discharge—Solana circles her Capture Disc around an enemy and damages him/her before releasing Plusle and having it use a slow-moving, spinning Discharge attack.

Solana's taunts:
Up taunt: Raises her Styler; the capture disc spirals around her.
Side taunt: "Capture on!"
Down taunt: Plusle appears and cheers on Solana with electric pom poms.

Victory poses:
-Catches Capture Disc in her left hand and says, "Capture complete!"
-Retracts Styler's antenna and smirks to stage left.
-Plusle runs around her and makes her fall into a sitting position, mimicking one of her official artworks from Pokémon Ranger.

Alternate costumes:
1. Standard appearance from Pokémon Ranger
2. Colors resemble Kate from Guardian Signs
3. Blue Ranger uniform, red hair
4. Black Ranger uniform, gold cuffs and shirt
5. White clothing, gold accents
6. Green Ranger uniform, white collar
7. Orange Ranger uniform, blue shirt
8. Purple Ranger uniform

Palutena's Guidance

Viridi: Now here's a human I could work with.
Pit: Huh, you usually don't like humans. You're all, "Oh, I'm gonna wrap all you humans in trees and make you die!"
Viridi: ...Which will be what I do to you if you don't shut up. But Solana's a human that I'd probably spare. PROBABLY.
Pit: Solana? She's a Pokémon Ranger, right?
Viridi: Exactly! Human beings at one with nature, who serve to protect the ecological environment and the natural community from disaster! Especially when their own species is the cause.
Palutena: Don't think that Solana's soft just because she's at one with nature.
Pit: Oh, I know all about that. Thanks to a CERTAIN SOMEONE.
Palutena: Solana temporarily enlists the help of Pokémon using her Capture Disc, which allows her to capture a Pokémon and wield its powers. You should definitely watch out for those Poké Assists.
Viridi: Yep. This is what happens when you mess with the natural order, folks.
Palutena: ...Local bureaucrats hurling gravel and electricity at your face?
Viridi: Only if you mess with nature!

Crash Bandicoot (Crash Bandicoot, 1996)
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Attributes: Lightweight, average movement speed with superb jump height and slow fall speed.

Attacks:

Neutral: Spins very rapidly in circles, dealing damage to all enemies caught with the move. Can be spammed, and once the move has started, Crash can move around and continue to spin simultaneously.
Side tilt: Kicks
Up tilt: Uppercut
Down tilt: Jumps onto his head and spins.
Dash attack: Spins really fast, dealing more knockback than the normal spin.
Forward smash: Turns sideways and spins insanely fast, launching himself at the opponent.
Up smash: Jump punch.
Down smash: Spin kick reminiscent of a breakdancing move.
Neutral aerial: Trademark spin attack
Forward aerial: Sex kick
Back aerial: Flying Kick
Up aerial: Flip kick
Down aerial: Body Slam
Grab: Normal grab
Pummel: Headbutt
Forward throw: Crash spins, and the enemy being thrown gets caught in the tornado, taking continuous damage until being spontaneously launched forward.
Back throw: Same as forward throw, only the enemy is launched backward.
Up throw: Same as forward throw, except enemy is propelled straight up.
Down throw: Same as forward throw, except enemy is slammed into the ground and bounces into the air.
Floor attack (front): Crash rolls forward then spins once he stands up.
Floor attack (back): Crash Rolls backwards and kicks the opponent.
Floor attack (trip): Crash spins to his feet.
Edge attack: Somersault, which deals damage on contact with opponents.

Specials:

Neutral special: Wumpa Hurl- Crash throws wumpa fruit at an enemy.
-Custom 1: Wumpa Hurl replaced by Wumpa Launcher, which is stronger but slower.
-Custom 2: Wumpa Hurl is replaced by an Aku-Aku mask, which Crash throws like a boomerang and is capable of hitting multiple opponents.
Side special: Hunger for Wumpa (Crash eats a Wumpa fruit of varying sizes, restoring 3%-6% of his health.
-Custom 1: Hunger for Wumpa replaced by TNT Hurl, in which crash throws a TNT crate that deals massive damage, but has little range.
-Custom 2: Hunger for Wumpa replaced by TNT drop, in which Crash leaves behind a crate of TNT that activates when touched, counting down from three then exploding.
Up special: Tornado (Crash spins so fast that it propels him upward and in any direction left or right he desires.)
-Custom 1: Tornado has reduced vertical recovery ability, but increased horizontal recovery ability.
-Custom 2: Tornado has reduced horizontal recovery ability, but increased vertical recovery ability.
Down special: Crash jumps forward and leaves behind a crate of Nitro, a substance so volatile that the crate tends to hop around a little in random intervals and explodes on contact, dealing massive damage.
-Custom 1: Nitro drop replaced with roller skates, greatly increasing Crash's movement speed and dealing damage to anyone he touches.
-Custom 2: Nitro drop replaced with jetpack, further enhancing Crash's recovery.

Final Smash: Aku-Aku (Crash puts on the multicolored Aku-Aku mask, making him invincible to all attacks and sending anyone he touches flying.)

Taunts:
Up taunt:
Side taunt: Crash rolls a wumpa fruit from one arm to the other by doing the wave, then catches the fruit and returns to his original position.
Down taunt: Crash points and laughs.

Alternate colors:
1. Purple with brown shorts
2. Scarlet with black shorts
3. Green with yellow shorts
4. Yellow with orange shorts
5. White with black shorts
6. Blue with red shorts
7. Pink with white shorts
8. Black with blue shorts

Palutena's Guidance:

Pit: Woah! It's Crash Bandicoot!
Palutena: Crash is a special case. He may not seem that smart when you try to talk to him, but he consistently takes down villains who are both very strong and very intelligent.
Pit: I think I can take him.
Viridi: Watch out though. He may take you for a spin!
Palutena: Crash's signature move is his spin attack. It's devastating, so try not to get caught up in that. Aside from that, he's got a few other tricks up his sleeve too, namely that tiki mask friend of his.
Pit: He talks to a mask? You're right, he does sound like he's a bit on the dim side.
Palutena: Aku-Aku is a spirit who was reincarnated into a mask. He's very powerful and wise, so be on your toes.
Pit: Will do!

Character Sheet:

Arata Sanada/Keramon (from Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth/Digimon Battle respectively, release dates: 2015/2002)
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Other forms:




Attributes: Middleweight character with an average jump and speed

Attacks:

Neutral: Punch-punch-kick combo similar to Mario's.
Side tilt: Elbow Jab
Up tilt: Summons Keramon and bites upwards
Down tilt: Stomps in front of himself
Dash attack: Summons Keramon and punches while lunging
Forward smash: Summons Keramon who transforms into Chrysalimon and sends his tentacles forward
Up smash: Punches upwards
Down smash: Summons Keramon who uses Crazy Turn to spin around with arms spread out and attack enemies to both sides
Neutral aerial: Quickly Kicks
Forward aerial: Knees Forwards
Back aerial: Kicks backwards
Up aerial: Keramon's hand lashes out and slaps upwards
Down aerial: Summons Keramon who transforms into Infermon which uses Cocoon Attack to retreat into it's shell and dive downwards
Grab: Summons Keramon who tries to reach out and grab his foe, it's not an extremely long range, but it's longer than average
Pummel: Keramon shakes them back and forth in his grasp
Forward throw: Keramon turns into Chrysalimon and uses his tentacles to send his opponent flying
Back throw: Keramon turns into Diaboromon who's massive hands allow it to easily toss his opponent back
Up throw: Keramon turns into Infermon and uses Cocoon Attack upwards to launch opponents into the air
Down throw: Keramon turns into Diaboromon who flips his opponent upside-down and slams them into the ground.
Floor attack (front): Summons Keramon who swipes forwards
Floor attack (back): Summons Keramon who transforms into Chrysalimon and slashes his tentacles behind himself
Floor attack (trip): Summons Keramon who uses Crazy Turn while crouching
Edge attack: Throws himself up while Summoning Keramon to punch down

Specials:

Neutral special: Crazy Giggle: A chargeable attack that appears as a big ball of darkness coming from Keramon's mouth
-Custom 1: Crazy Smoke: A chargeable attack that takes the form of a ball of poison. It drags the opponent with it, and deals no impact damage, but deals gradual damage if the opponent is caught in it. It can be jumped out of.
-Custom 2: Web Wrecker: A chargeable attack that has Keramon turn into Diaboromon. It has much more power, but less range, speed, and greater charging time.
Side special: Data Crusher: Keramon becomes Chrysalimon and stabs with all six tentacles at once
-Custom 1: Wired Shot: Keramon turns into Infermon and lashes out with it's front legs. The range is greater, but the power decreses
-Custom 2: Cable Crusher: Keramon transforms into Diaboromon and lashes out with his claws. The range is short, but it has heavy power and a decent amount of knockback.
Up special: Crazy Flail: Keramon's body wraps around Arata and he swings his arms up, extending and flailing them. It slings Arata up and can grab edges
-Custom 1: Data Flail: Chrysalimon wraps Arata with two tentacles while launching his others up, doing the same thing as Crazy Flail, but with a greater range. The downside is that Arata is thrown up a shorter distance, and it can't grab onto ledges. The damage is also less
-Custom 2: Infernal Flail: Infermon grabs Arata and flails it's two front legs up. It does no damage, but has great range, though the distance Arata travels is less. It can, however, grab enemies and pull them closer so long as Arata is grounded.
Down special: Rage of Darkness: Chrysalimon surrounds itself on it's left and right with walls of darkness which throw enemies away and deal damage. In the air, the wall is also below him
-Custom 1: Robe of Darkness: Infermon notates where the walls would be, but makes a sweeping motion instead of creating walls. It as no knockback, but does greater damage.
-Custom 2: Veil of Darkness: Diaboromon charges up a single wall which can be released either in front (grounded) or beneath him (arial). It deals no damage, but has big knockback. It only can be used in one direction, and the charge effects the size of the knockback.

Final Smash: Armageddemon: Keramon envelopes Arata and becomes Armageddemon, who uses Full Scale Attack to fire energy shells into the sky which come raining down before he turns back into Keramon.

Taunts:
Up taunt: Arata puts his hood on and turns away while Keramon comes out and giggles maniacally
Side taunt: Keramon opens his mouth screeches while Arata smiles
Down taunt: Keramon quickly goes through his stages and Arata hops back shocked

Alternate colors:
1. Standarad Appearance
2. Orange hair, Black jacket, Yellow pants, Black and White shoes/Keramon=White with Green neck frill, Chrysalimon=Green body, Infermon=White becomes Green, Diaboromon=Blue becomes Green, skin becomes White
3. Pink hair, Pink jacket, Sky Blue pants, Black and White shoes/Keramon=Yellow all over, Chrysalimon=Orange with Brown horn and Blue claw tips, Infermon=Red becomes Silver, White becomes Orange, spikes are Purple, Diaboromon=Blue becomes Yellow, skin is Orange, hair is Red, thorns are Silver
4. White hair, White jacket, White pants, White shoes/Keramon=Black all over, Chrysalimon=Black with Green horn and Red claw tips, Infermon=All White, Diaboromon=Blue becomes Black, skin is Grey, hair is Black, thorns are Grey
5. Black hair, White jacket, Black pants, White shoes/Keramon=Yellow all over, Chrysalimon=Orange with Brown horn and Blue claw tips, Infermon=Red stays Red, White becomes Orange, spikes are Grey, Diaboromon=Blue becomes Black, skin is Grey, hair is White, thorns are Red
6. Brown hair, Blue jacket, Brown pants, Blue and White shoes/Keramon and transformations are same as Costume 3
7. Brown hair, Blue jacket with flame patterns at the bottom, Olive pants, Orange and White shoes/Keramon=Blue with White Frill, Chrysalimon=Blue with Grey horn and White claw tips, Infermon=Red becomes black, White becomes Forest Green, spikes are Blue, Diaboromon=Blue becomes Black, skin is Blue, hair is White, thorns are Red
8. Brown hair, Blue jacket, Grey pants, Green and White shoes/Keramon=Red with Black Frill, Chrysalimon=Red with Black horn and White claw tips, Infermon=Red becomes Silver, White becomes Red, spikes are Black, Diaboromon=Blue becomes Silver, skin is Red, hair is White, thorns are Gold

Palutena's Guidance (optional):
Pit: What's that? Another Pokemon fighter?
Palutena: Pit, that's no Pokemon, that's Keramon, a Digimon, a Digital Monster!
Pit: Digimon? So they're from like, a video game? How is he fighting in real life?
Palutena: Keramon is connected to his partner, Arata, and they've somehow managed to learn how to travel between worlds together.
Pit: So who's better, that old Pokemon trainer or this guy?
Palutena: A different debate for a different day. Either way, Arata and Keramon are a powerful duo, with Keramon being able to freely change his ability and form and Arata being able to summon him at any time. Don't let that get to you however, ability wise, Arata is only average.