Fox was like the first fighter I beat All Star on Hard with, but then he's always been one of my high mains.
I find him really easy though. He's so fast, he's got such direct smashes, and good evasive moves.
He's like an Arwing in furry form.
I was playing ''Wii U" with my friends, we did a good deal of stages (i'm aiming for us to play every stage over the weekend), so we got to Yoshi's Island Melee.
When we were on Woolly World, I was Dedede, one of them was Kirby, the other was Sonic, and the CPU opponent was my Mii of Zuko. Both me and Sonic were down to our last lives, with the Sonic player using Sonic's dash attack to keep me at bay. So when he tried to use it to KO me, I put up my shield, grabbed him, and threw him off the stage.
There was also a funny moment in that match, the Kirby player used stone on the thing that tilts, and he self-destructed!
edited 24th Jan '15 4:32:36 PM by powerpuffbats
AAAAUUUUGGGHHHH!!!!@Numbuh1234: Aside from practicing more with Sonic, I'd say to try to finish at least two or three matches in All-Star without trying to heal with the Heart Containers. If the Fairy Bottle is present in Hard, then use that as your first healing item. My basic strat regardless of character and mode is to save the Heart Containers and Fairy Bottle for the last few matches, that way you can top off for the harder fights.
Note that I haven't played Hard All-Star yet (and even if I did, it'd be on the 3DS), so I don't know if the healing items are changed for it like they are in the Kirby games.
edited 24th Jan '15 4:41:52 PM by Customer
My strategy for playing All Star on Hard:
- Wait until you have over %100 and take the Fairy Bottle.
- Take the Maximum (haw) Tomato some time in the middle of the All Star to heal a little damage
- Wait to take a Heart Container until the last two stages or if you have %150 or more and you already used the Fairy Bottle.
Other tips:
- Don't take the Maximum Tomato if you have less than %50 unless you're at the last stage
- Be willing to take a risk and skip a heal so you can use it when you really need it
That's pretty much how I got through everybody's Hard All-Star except Villager's, because he cannot smash for nuts.
You gotta believe me when I scare you away, all that I wish for is that you would stayAlso, smashes are your friends.
You can't fight All Stars like you do normal matches. It's a tag-team 3-on-1 where their resistance is really low and yours is really high, which means that you can't rely on just racking up damage. You gotta make good well-placed hits.
Also, get pretty good with who you're using.
You gotta believe me when I scare you away, all that I wish for is that you would stayOh god.
I got to third round, almost at 150% so I used the bottle. In the fight, I managed to reach over 200% freaking percent, and KO Diddy Kong. I NEARLY KO'd Ness shortly after, but Pikachu managed to KO me. I was at 296% damage when I got KO'd.
ARGH!
EDIT: Oh, and I got all of Sonic's Custom Moves. Sweet.
edited 24th Jan '15 7:43:43 PM by Numbuh1234
Having Spewpa, a middle evolution, in as a Poke Ball Pokemon is an interesting design choice. I figured Vivillon was the most popular of its line, especially what with being Pokemon #666.
Also, is it me, or is Palutena one of the most annoying opponents to face, despite supposedly being one of the worst characters? I think that's because CP Us using Palutena tend to rely on smash attacks more often than those using many of the other characters.
Call me Willy Whistle 'cause I can't speak, baby. Something in TV Tropes really drove me crazy.

I don't find myself using alt skins that much, but I do like the Chrom Ike skin.
Is this a Jo Jo reference?