History Characters / WhatIfTheyWereInSmash81To90

** Mandrake: Emits a [[MakeMeWannaShout ear-piercing scream]] that makes foes around it dizzy, and automatically knocks out opponents that are over 100% damage.

* MakeMeWannaShout: Her down special has her emit a Cacaw's scream, which stuns and launches opponents that are too close to her.

* DropTheHammer: The forward smash has him swing the Gravity Hammer. Aside from the usual power that it has, it also causes a shockwave that deals plenty of knockback as well. It can be used up to 12 times before it's nerfed.

* DropTheHammer: Referencing its Hammer Bro big brother, its neutral special has it throw a single hammer in a forward arc. If it hits, it deals a ton of damage and knockback.

--> '''Debut:''' ''Bomberman'' [{{UsefulNotes/PC88}}], 1983

--> '''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry1'' [UsefulNotes/PlayStation2], 2001

--> '''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MegaManX1'' [UsefulNotes/SuperNintendo], 1993

--> '''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros'' [NES], 1985

* WhipItGood: A few of Snivy's attacks have it use Vine Whip.

** [[CoolGuns/AssaultRifles Assault Rifle]]: The default weapon; has an ammo count of 300 and a constant rate of fire, giving off ten rounds per second for a total of 30 seconds when the attack is held. It's the weakest weapon of the bunch, but it still does flinching damage, more when Chief is closer to an opponent.

** [[CoolGuns/BattleRifles Service/Battle Rifle]]: Has an ammo count of 144 rounds and fires 4 rounds per quick burst with a 0.6 second cooldown, for a total of 30 seconds. It's in between the Assault and Sniper Rifles, with more damage per shot than the Assault Rifle, has medium range, and is quicker to fire than the Sniper Rifle.

* TurtlePower: It's kind of obvious.

* KnifeNut: Uses one for his forward throw.

* ThrowDownTheBomblet: It ''is'' [[MeaningfulName Bomberman]] after all. All of his specials have him place a bomb down, each with different utility, along with Bomberman's ability to move said bombs with his attacks. However, they can also hurt Bomberman.

* BladeSpam: In the Swordmaster style, Dante's jab, dash attack and side tilt can lead into Million Stab, thrusting Rebellion several times before finishing with a powerful forward thrust.

* MasterOfAll: Aside from his recovery being a tad exploitable, Dante with his various styles and moves at his disposal, excels in every aspect: offense, defense, close-range, long-range, mix-ups, pressure, and especially combos.

* SuperMode: Dante's Final Smash, dubbed "Devil Dance Macabre", has him go into Devil Trigger]] mode and charge forward with a [[SpectacularSpinning Vortex]] attack. Any foes caught within are subjected to Dance Macabre, a series of [[BladeSpam slashes and stabs]] followed up with a [[BatterUp charged-up swing that sends the opponents flying]]. ''Jackpot!''

* WeaponTwirling: The neutral special in Swordmaster mode becomes Prop Shredder, where Dante twirls Rebellion in front of himself in a given direction depending on what direction is pressed. Pressing the button the first time uses the upwards-flinging Prop, while pressing again uses the forward-launching Shredder. Each spin deals multihitting damage before launching them when it finishes, and it can be continually held to rack up more damage. Spamming the move is a bad idea, since the timing for keeping the move going is tight due to the slight cooldown, and continuing to use it pushes foes forward which allows them to DI out of the move.

* BreakoutCharacter: Zero is a very popular character, enough to get [[VideoGame/MegaManZero a subseries of his own]]. This is relevant as Zero got a moveset video before X, the protagonist whom this series is named after; even in ''Ultimate'' proper, he was made an Assist Trophy over X who was still relegated to Mega Man's Final Smash.

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A Maverick Hunter from the year [=21XX=], and the best friend and ally of the reploid X. Zero was the last and greatest creation of Dr. Albert Wily, intended to destroy Mega Man. However, he [[TheBerserker went out of control]] and was [[SealedEvilInACan sealed away]] for a hundred years. Upon waking up, he went on a rampage until he was stopped by the now-former commander Sigma. With [[AmnesiacHero no memories of his past]], and despite [[NoOneCouldSurviveThat occasionally being destroyed]], Zero continues to be a formidable hero to humans and reploids alike. If Zero ever gets out of Assist Trophy status, he can show exactly why he's among the Maverick Hunters' aces.

* BreakoutCharacter: Zero is a very popular character, enough to get [[VideoGame/MegaManZero a subseries of his own]]. This is relevant as Zero got a moveset video before X, the protagonist whom this series is named after.

* SkywardScream: Zero's infamous [[invoked]]{{Narm}}y scream is referenced ''several'' times in the move-set video. Particularly after referencing Iris and Magma Dragoon, in the Star KO scream, and [[ItMakesSenseInContext when comparing Zero to Dante]].

* WallJump: Zero, hailing from the subseries that introduced wall-jumping, would be able to make use of it.

* CommonalityConnection: Zero shares quite a few similarities with Dante from the last video, such as being red-colored heroes with a sword and a gun(s), are owned by Capcom, and have [[invoked]]{{narm}}y {{Skyward Scream}}s after [[DiedInYourArmsTonight losing (or supposedly losing) a female love interest]]. Upon realizing this, BJ has a HeroicBSOD until he's reminded that he's making a moveset.

** The up special is Ryuenjin from [[VideoGame/MegaManX4 Magma Dragoon]], an [[{{Shoryuken}} upward swing]] covered in fire that drags opponents along before launching them (basically, it's the same up special that Roy has). It's a particularly important move for Zero to have, considering his role in said game.

* SuperMode: Dante's Final Smash, dubbed "Devil Dance Macabre", has him go into Devil Trigger]] mode and charge forward with a [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning Vortex]] attack. Any foes caught within are subjected to Dance Macabre, a series of [[BladeSpam slashes and stabs]] followed up with a [[BatterUp charged-up swing that sends the opponents flying]]. ''Jackpot!''

-> '''Franchise:''' ''Franchise/MegaMan''

* DeflectorShield: Down special has Zero use the Guard Shell from Shield Sheldon, which spawns an energy shield in front of Zero perpetually until it runs out of power. It'll nullify all projectiles that hit it and fire back if hit with an energy-based projectile. However, it can only be used for a total of twenty seconds per stock.
* PlayingWithFire: Several of his moves, each from a fire-based Reploid.
** Up smash is Shoenzon from Blaze Heatnix.
** Down smash is Bakuin Jin from Flame Hyenard.
** Up special is Ryuenjin from Magma Dragoon. A particularly important move for Zero to have, considering…

* {{BFS}}: For Dante's melee attacks, he uses quite a lot of these. His main one is Rebellion, the blade passed down to him from Sparda himself.

* GunsAkimbo: Dante's favorite guns to use are Ebony and Ivory, and they're used plenty in Gunslinger Style. Shots fired from these guns do not count as projectiles, and he can keep firing forwards while walking as if firing one of the projectile items.

* {{Shoryuken}}: Uses a variation of this with his normal up tilt, the High Tide. It normally just launches opponents up with a low-to-high slash, but holding the button makes him use the rising version to get in aerial follow-ups. It's like this in every stance except Gunslinger, where he instead pulls out his guns and shoots at the opponent.

* SpotOfTea: She has her teacups and teapots with her at all times, and also uses them for attacks.

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Utilizing the same ability introduced in ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3'', Dante can [[StanceSystem change his style]] to alter his attributes and playstyle, which can be changed at any point — whether after attacks, mix-ups or getting launched — by inputting the respective specials, with the more standard specials only being used when in a respective style. The following styles include:

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* PaletteSwap: The default outfit is Hilbert, with alts based on Hilda, [[VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2 Nate, and Rosa]], with a single alt each. Nate can wear the Riolu Boy outfit seen in Pokéstar Studios, while Rosa can wear the Space Captain uniform. In addition, the Final Smash is dependent on which alt is currently out; Hilbert and Hilda get one dragon, the one that [[WellIntentionedExtremist N]] didn't have, while Nate and Rosa get that specific dragon since N entrusts it to them in their game. Whichever one they use is left up to a final choice, since ''Anime/PokemonGenerations'' gives N Reshiram, while ''VideoGame/PokemonMasters'' gives him Zekrom.

* StandardStatusEffects: The down special has it use the Dizzy Shell, an attack used by both [[VideoGame/PaperMario Kooper and Dark Koopas]] that's also referenced in ''[[VideoGame/MarioTennis Mario Power Tennis]]'' as the Paratroopa's Power Shot. It spins in place, creating a small twister around itself that [[InterfaceScrew makes opponents' controls reversed]] for a couple of seconds. It's pitiful in terms of damage, but if used while flipped, it uses the variant that the [[VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor Shady Koopa]] uses while ''it's'' flipped, which makes opponents dizzy instead. However, this version can only be used once while flipped, and missing makes it take longer to get out of its retracted state.

* JumpingOnAGrenade: While not the normal use of the term, Bomberman can jump on the bombs he places, which can save himself from a fall if he uses his down special if he uses it properly.

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