Honestly, since its a fighting game, stuff like danganronpa characters (For Example) wouldnt be used, so most likely, any action game based character.
Uhh, Alm
Unless they want to use one of the new characters from the next FE game.
But its all third party so nah.
Alm as an Ike echo but with neutral-b replaced with a bow and Celica as a Robin Echo but with
up-b looking like Seraphim
then iāll shut up and hate fire emblem spam like the rest of us
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Wish we had a work environment like this.
https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/alr3a0/we_take_smash_a_bit_too_serious_at_our_company/
remember friends
weāre all playing Brawl
but Sakurai is playing Melee Kirby and heās still whooping our asses
I wouldnāt be surprised if they added fucking Steve, but if they did, Iāll be extremely uncomfortable ;-;
āDefaultā is the Bravely seriesās version of the traditional ādefendā or āguardā option - you use your turn only to raise your defenses, not to perform any action.
In Bravely Default, there is an action counter, which starts natively at 0. As long as you do not have negative actions, you can perform an action during your turn. Most actions take one point, and at the end of the turn all fighters regain one point. This means that the standard turn-based system is still effectively there.
However, some actions can take multiple action points (usually in place of having an HP cost like in most turn-based RPGs). This can leave you with less than -1 action points at the end of a turn. Thus, regaining the point at the end of the turn will not bring you back up to zero. If you start a turn with negative action points, you cannot make any move, including Defaulting. Thus, you do not gain the defensive benefits of Defaulting.
However, Defaulting does not cost any action points. As such, you can build up a stockpile of action points, until you have three action points. This allows you to use multiple action points in one turn without dropping below -1, so you can still act next turn in the normal fashion.
Lastly, the āBraveā mechanic is what really makes the combat so interesting. You can Brave up to three times in a turn, adding an extra action to your turn, up to a total of four actions. Each action still costs one action point, and certain moves and abilities may add further action point costs as described above.
As such, you and your foes can default several turns in a row to store up action points, and then unleash them all at once to deal devastating damage in one turn. You can also make risky plays by going deeply negative on action points in exchange for massive damage output right now.
All around, this combat system makes the Bravely series have the most addicting turn-based battling Iāve ever seen. Coupled with the interesting Jobs and subclassing mechanics, Iāve never enjoyed grinding levels as much in any other game, and I highly recommend both games.
They also have amazing soundtracks, especially Bravely Default.
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Also highly doubt a niche FF spinoff series like Bravely is getting a Smash fighter
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