Raijin95

Then explain to me why half of Fire Emblem's roster is made of Marth clones, Zelda's nearly a quarter of Link clones, Joker being a Cloud and Shiek hybrid clone, Hero being a Link and Robin clone? All of these swordfighters are the same. There's nothing remotely interesting about them, and that goes for any other potential candidates not in Smash yet. There isn't a single thing that the likes of Ryu Hayabsua, Dante, Sora, Sir Farfetch'd, or 2B can do that Link, Pit, Cloud, Joker, and every Fire Emblem character hasn't done before in this game. They're all spiky haired big irised characters that do nothing but swing their sword around. Where's the variety? Where's the uniqueness? Where is the life in these characters? It's not a "gatekeeping tactic". It's a growing ire of having to put with the same exact thing over and over again for nearly six years. But apparently people like me are the "bad guys". Guess I'll have to blare Billie Ellise from now on.

Gee, it's almost like there's a growing number of Smash fans that are getting increasingly tired of having the same exact goddamn thing shoved down your throat over and over again. What a revolutionary concept.

#1. Any Overwatch character (Aside from that damn hamster) #2. Crash Bandicoot #3. Spyro The Dragon #4. Scorpion #5. Bandana Waddle Dee None of these will ever happen, but hey it's fun to dream right? Please no. There are already enough swordfighters in Smash as it is. The last thing this series needs is more of them. And if any Pokemon from Sword and Shield should get in, it should be Obstangoon.

Geneology of The Holy War: 7. The map design is a bit of a slog, but the story for this game was amazing. Thracia 776: 9. A near masterpiece of a Fire Emblem game. Binding Blade: 6. The game plays fine, and actually has a rather good main villian, but other that it doesn't really stand out from the rest as much. Blazing Sword: 9. A GBA classic, and my personal favorite of the series. The Sacred Stones: 8. Though it may be arguably the easiest title in the series, it had a really good story and cast of characters. Path of Radiance: 6. Imagine what I said about Sacred Stones being easy, only this time it didn't have writing I liked. Radiant Dawn: 7. A tad bit better than Path of Radiance, especially in the gameplay department, but the latter half of the game's plot just goes down the drain. Shadow Dragon: 5. If it wasn't for Marth's character alone, this game could easily get a lower score. Awakening: 3. Shonen bullshit with boring gameplay. Fates Birthright: 3. Even more shonen bullshit with boring gameplay. Fates Conquest: 6. Shonen bullshit but this time the gameplay is actually interesting. Still doesn't excuse the horrible writing though. Fates Revelation: 0. Trash. Echoes Shadows of Valentia: 4. Outdated. Maps. That is all. Three Houses: 6. Disappointing. Edlegard and Dimitri's storylines are brilliant, but Claude's plot is kinda lame and the gameplay is nowhere near as good as other titles.

In my honest opinion, kinda? It's good for one playthrough, but can get kinda old more so than most other FE titles.