History Characters / SuperSmashBrosUltimateEchoFighters

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* AscendedExtra: Went from a PaletteSwap of Peach and a trophy to a supposedly fighter.

The fun and extroverted princess of the four kingdoms of Sarasaland, Daisy was saved by Mario from the evil alien Tatanga and since then has been a firm friend of the Mushroom Kingdom crew, joining them in everything from [[VideoGame/MarioKart Go-Karting]] to [[VideoGame/MarioTennis Tennis]]. She's also Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest, similarly to how Peach is with Mario; fitting, as the two princesses are best friends.\\

This extroverted princess of the four kingdoms of Sarasaland, Daisy was saved by Mario from the evil alien Tatanga and since then has been a firm friend of the Mushroom Kingdom crew, joining them in everything from [[VideoGame/MarioKart Go-Karting]] to [[VideoGame/MarioTennis Tennis]]. She's also Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest, similarly to how Peach is with Mario; fitting, as the two princesses are best friends.\\

The extroverted princess of the four kingdoms of Sarasaland, Daisy was saved by Mario from the evil alien Tatanga and since then has been a firm friend of the Mushroom Kingdom crew, joining them in everything from [[VideoGame/MarioKart Go-Karting]] to [[VideoGame/MarioTennis Tennis]]. She's also Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest, similarly to how Peach is with Mario; fitting, as the two princesses are best friends.\\

The extroverted Princess of the four kingdoms of Sarasaland, Daisy was saved by Mario from the evil alien Tatanga and since then has been a firm friend of the Mushroom Kingdom crew, joining them in everything from [[VideoGame/MarioKart Go-Karting]] to [[VideoGame/MarioTennis Tennis]]. She's also Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest, similarly to how Peach is with Mario; fitting, as the two princesses are best friends.\\

* AssKicksYou: In Daisy Bomber, her variant of Peach's Peach Bomber attack. The two can even collide for a flowery heart explosion. Unlike Peach, Daisy winks when performing her back aerial, adding insult to injury.

* CombatStilettos: Like Peach, Daisy keeps her high heels on when on the battlefield.
* DanceBattler: Like her counterpart, she fights like a classically trained ballerina.

* GenkiGirl : Tout comme dans sa propre série, elle est très joyeuse, optimiste et garçon manqué, sans parler de très énergique. Il suffit de regarder le YeahShot dans son rendu par rapport aux autres Princesses pour avoir une bonne idée de combien !
* HartmanHips: Just like Peach, who she is a clone of, Daisy has rather large hips and a big butt, which [[AssKicksYou she uses to her advantage in her moveset.]]

* PimpedOutDress: Similarly to Peach, her dress is much more detailed here than in the ''Mario'' series.

* VibrantOrange : La princesse Daisy, brillante et enthousiaste, a les cheveux orange, des paniers orange à la taille et des volants orange à la base de sa robe.

Daisy is a minor character of ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. She's here as Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest and as Peach's clone.\\

First appearing as an alternate skin for Peach, Daisy comes (unfortunately) in the Smash, being the first new Echo Fighter to be confirmed for ''Ultimate''. So he fights exactly like her companion Peach, with no meaningful gameplay differences aside from some minor animation changes and altered aesthetics, unlike the others Echo Fighters.

* InformedAttribute: In Daisy's Palutena's Guidance, Pit is pretty set on her being Peach with another name. Viridi "tries" to talk about her differences between her and Peach, but she seems unsure about it. Similarly, her origins as a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for Peach are reflected by her being a complete MovesetClone of her.

* MovesetClone: Daisy possesses the exact same moveset as Peach, with only aesthetic differences. The only real gameplay changes are some altered hurtbox shape due to a few of her animations being altered (mainly her idle and running animations). She formerly had a more meaningful gameplay difference distinguishing her from Peach (her turnips used to deal more knockback at lower percents, but less knockback at higher percents), but this was subsequently removed in patch 3.0.0. Moreover, she is the only character of all Super Smash Bros not to have the slightest personal touch.

Daisy is a minor character of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''. She's here as Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest and as Peach's clone.\\

First appearing as an alternate skin for Peach, Daisy comes (unfortunately) in the Smash, being the first new Echo Fighter to be confirmed for ''Ultimate''.So he fights exactly like her companion Peach, with no meaningful gameplay differences aside from some minor animation changes and altered aesthetics, unlike the others Echo Fighters.

* PaletteSwap: In ''Video Game / Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U'' she is an alternate outfit for Peach and her Toad has a blue-spotted head in contrast to Peach's having one with red spots.

* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: A bit more of an InformedAttribute compared to how she is normally portrayed, since she's using all of Peach's moves and abilities here, but character-wise, she's the Tomboy to Peach's Girly Girl.

The feisty Princess of the four kingdoms of Sarasaland, Daisy was saved by Mario from the evil alien Tatanga and since then has been a firm friend of the Mushroom Kingdom crew, joining them in everything from [[VideoGame/MarioKart Go-Karting]] to [[VideoGame/MarioTennis Tennis]]. She's also Luigi's ImpliedLoveInterest, similarly to how Peach is with Mario; fitting, as the two princesses are best friends.\\

First appearing as an alternate skin for Peach, Daisy finally throws her crown in the Smashing scene, being the first new Echo Fighter to be confirmed for ''Ultimate''. Inexplicably, she fights exactly like her companion Peach, with no meaningful gameplay differences aside from some minor animation changes and altered aesthetics.

* AdaptationalBadass: While she hasn't been nearly kidnapped as much as Peach and she's already been shown to have some fighting capability in her home series, Daisy is usually more involved in sports, parties and kart-racing and rarely gets to show it.

* AscendedExtra: Went from a PaletteSwap of Peach and a trophy to an actual fighter.

* BadassAdorable: The crown Princess of Sarasaland, with big blue eyes, an expressive face, an incredibly positive attitude with tons of energy to spare, and more than capable of throwing down with everyone in ''Smash''. Daisy counts even outside of the series--particularly [[VideoGame/MarioParty3 shown by that one time she sent Bowser flying with a single]] BitchSlap.

* ButtMonkey: In Daisy's Palutena's Guidance, Pit is pretty set on her being Peach with another name. Viridi "tries" to talk about her differences between her and Peach, but she seems unsure about it. Similarly, her origins as a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for Peach are reflected by her being a complete MovesetClone of her.

* GenkiGirl: Much like in her own series, she's very cheerful, upbeat, and tomboyish, not to mention very energetic. You just have to look at the YeahShot in her render compared to the other Princesses to get a good idea of how much!

* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: Daisy fights while wearing her crown, stilettos, and fancy dress.

* MovesetClone: Unlike how Daisy often tends to play differently from Peach in many ''Mario'' games, in ''Ultimate'' Daisy possesses the exact same moveset as Peach, with only aesthetic differences. The only real gameplay changes are some altered hurtbox shape due to a few of her animations being altered (mainly her idle and running animations). She formerly had a more meaningful gameplay difference distinguishing her from Peach (her turnips used to deal more knockback at lower percents, but less knockback at higher percents), but this was subsequently removed in patch 3.0.0.
* PaletteSwap: Not Daisy herself, but her Toad has a blue-spotted head in contrast to Peach's having one with red spots.

* TomboyPrincess: All these tomboy tropes didn't clue you in? Nevertheless, this is downplayed compared to Daisy's usual appearances due to her being a Peach clone in ''Ultimate''.
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Much like in her own series, Daisy is the more tomboyish Princess between herself and Peach--generally being the much more sassy, boisterous, and less formal of the two--but at the same time, still with a noticeable [[FlowerMotifs flower motif]] to her outfits and moves, which is added onto the rainbow and ribbon ones that Peach already had with hers. Due to being a clone of Peach in ''Ultimate'' however, she ends up being less tomboyish this time around compared to her usual appearances in the ''Mario'' series.

* VibrantOrange: The bright and enthusiastic Princess Daisy has orange hair, orange panniers at her waist, and orange frills at the base of her dress.

->See [[Characters/MetroidMetroidPrimeAndDarkSamus Dark Samus' page]] for more information on the character in her origin series.

->See [[Characters/StreetFighterI Ken's page]] for more information on the character in his origin series.

'''Individual Characters''': [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosGanondorf Ganondorf]] | [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosBayonetta Bayonetta]] | [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosJoker Joker]] | [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosHero Hero]] | [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosSteve Steve]] | [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosSephiroth Sephiroth]] | [[Characters/SuperSmashBrosPyraMythra Pyra / Mythra]]\\

'''Specials:''' Axe, [[BattleBoomerang Cross]], [[{{Shoryuken}} Uppercut]], [[HolyBurnsEvil Holy Water]]\\
'''Final Smash:''' [[HolyHandGrenade Grand Cross]]

->See Characters/CastlevaniaRondoOfBlood for more information on the character in his origin series.

->See Characters/FireEmblemAwakeningTheLords for more information on the character in his origin series.

->See [[Characters/StreetFighterKenMasters Ken's page]] for more information on the character in his origin series.

* CatFight: Played with; her Classic Mode campaign has her duking it out with fellow female monarchs. With the exception of Master Hand and/or Crazy Hand.

* CatFight: Played with; her Classic Mode campaign has her duking it out with fellow female monarchs. With the exception of Master Hand.

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaRondoOfBlood'' [[[UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 PCE CD/TG-CD]]], 1993
-->'''Nintendo debut:''' ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaDraculaX'' [UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}], 1995

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'' [[[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS 3DS]]], 2012\\

-->'''Nintendo debut:''' ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' [UsefulNotes/{{SNES}}], 1992

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' [UsefulNotes/GameBoy], 1989

* LighterAndSofter: When compared to Simon, at least. Richter is primarily based on ''Rondo of Blood,'' where he did such things as flash a "V for victory" sign and was a surprisingly cheerful man for a vampire hunter.

* ScrewDestiny: Like his daughter, he firmly holds the belief that "fate" is something that can be defied. His {{Catchphrase}}, "Anything can change!", demonstrates this.

-->'''Debut:''' ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime'' [[[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]], 2002 (appearance in TheStinger and as Metroid Prime); ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime2Echoes'' [[=GameCube=]], 2004 (full debut as Dark Samus)

* InformedAttribute: His status as an Echo Fighter, despite having enough obviously distinct moves and mechanics from his base fighter that he is considered his own character in tourney settings, unlike other Echoes. Sakurai even admits that his Echo Fighter label was a personal preference regardless of definition, likely done in honor of Ken being the fighting game genre's poster boy for the MovesetClone.

* AdaptationalDyeJob: In his home series, Ken's hair is a blonde color, but in ''Ultimate'', it is instead a dirty blonde/brownish color. Even his trophy in ''3DS/Wii U'' gave him his correct hair color.

* AdaptationalBadass: While she hasn't been ndarly kidnapped as much as Peach and she's already been shown to have some fighting capability in her home series, Daisy is usually more involved in sports, parties and kart-racing and rarely gets to show it.

* {{Bishonen}}: He has this look compared with his bulky and square-jawed ancestor Simon, though he's a bit bulkier and more muscular than other ''Smash Bros.'' Bishonen such as Link, Marth, or Cloud.

* {{Bishonen}}: Much like his ancestor, Chrom is quite handsome. Unlike Marth, however, he's clearly been working out, making him somewhat of a {{hunk}} as well.

* {{Bishonen}}: Downplayed. He is more muscular rather than his more Bishonen look in some of his other previous incarnations.

* BigNo: Like Peach, she lets one out when she gets star KOed, but hers is much louder, which is accurate with her character.

First appearing as an alternate skin for Peach, Daisy finally throws her crown in the Smashing scene, being the first new Echo Fighter to be confirmed for ''Ultimate''. She fights almost exactly like her companion Peach, but with her own largely cosmetic differences (usually flower-based befitting her name) that emphasize her own personality.

* AdaptationalBadass: While she hasn't been kidnapped as much as Peach and she's been shown to have some fighting-capability in her home series, Daisy is usually more involved in sports, parties and kart-racing and rarely gets to show it.

* AssKicksYou: In Daisy Bomber, her variant of Peach's Peach Bomber attack. The two can even collide for a flowery heart explosion. Unlike Peach, Daisy winks when performing her Flying Hip back aerial, adding insult to injury.
* BadassAdorable: The crown Princess of Sarasaland, with big blue eyes, an expressive face, an incredibly positive attitude with tons of energy to spare, and more than capable of throwing down with everyone in ''Smash''. Daisy counts even outside of the series — particularly [[VideoGame/MarioParty3 shown by that one time she sent Bowser flying with a single]] BitchSlap.

* BattleIntro: Spins in a flurry of daisy petals while brandishing her parasol, then jumps and says "Yooooo~!".
* BigNo: Like Peach, she lets one out when she gets star KO'd but hers is much louder, which is accurate with her character.

* HomeStage: ''Ultimate'': Mario Circuit in ''Ultimate'''s website, her fight in ''World of Light'' though takes place in Mushroom Kingdom U, and their normal unlock battle takes place in Figure-8 Circuit.

* LimitBreak: Daisy Blossom, which is functionally identical to Peach's Final Smash, but instead of giant peaches, giant daisies appear on the stage - and has a floral theme with animated images of herself.
* MovesetClone: She possesses the exact same moveset as Peach with changed animations and effects to suit her personality. The only gameplay changes are very slightly shifted hurt boxes or hitboxes on a few animations. She formerly had an extra mechanic to differentiate her from Peach (her turnips used to deal more knockback at lower percents, and less knockback at higher percents), but this turned out to be a bug and it was removed in patch 3.0.0.
* PaletteSwap: Not Daisy herself, but her Toad has a blue cap in contrast to Peach's red-capped one.
* PetalPower: Befitting her name, many of her attacks have flower petal effects trailing from them.

* PromotedToPlayable: Daisy has been present in the series since ''Melee'' — but only in the form of trophies, and as an alternate colour option for Peach. As of now, she's branched out into her own playable character.

* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: A bit more of an InformedAttribute compared to how she is normally, since she's using all of Peach's moves and abilities here, but character-wise, she's the Tomboy to Peach's Girly Girl — it especially shows in her animations, expressions and taunts.
* TomboyPrincess: All these tomboy tropes didn't clue you in?
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Much like in her own series, Daisy is the more tomboyish Princess between herself and Peach — generally being the much more sassy, boisterous, and less formal of the two — but at the same time, still with a noticeable [[FlowerMotifs flower motif]] to her outfits and moves, which is added onto the rainbow and ribbon ones that Peach already had with hers.
* VSign: Daisy does a standard version as a taunt and a sideways version as a victory pose — complete with a playful Anime/SailorMoon-esque wink in the latter.
* VibrantOrange: The bright and enthusiastic Princess Daisy has orange hair, orange panniers at her waist, and orange frills at the base of her dress.

* RatedMForManly: Like Simon, Richter is destined to hunt down all sorts of supernatural baddies, and he's certainly got the muscles to show it.

* RatedMForManly: Ken is just as skilled of a fighter as Ryu, and just as manly as well. The fact that a good chunk of his moveset is on fire is a nifty bonus.