Waluigi

How do you prefer Waluigi?


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Connor McKoopa

Who da fook is dis guy?
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I want Waluigi to be playable.
 
I've wanted this man playable ever since Brawl when Wario got in. He should've at least been here by now imo, hopefully DLC.
 
I'd rather have him playable but then again that could go for most assist trophies. There are others I'd rather have promoted first, like Skull kid.
 
For fighters, would prefer him to plant piranha for sure. Let's see if he can make it in Smash 6.

To me he either fits in a playable role or just being absent, since making him a npc on stage could be kinda disturbing.
 
I still want a playable Toad over him, but I wouldn't mind Waluigi.
 
I would like Waluigi as Wario and him go really well together. Themed fights would be nice, think a fight with all 8 playable Mario Party 4 characters. I like Toad more but Waluigi would be great too.
 
I really think he should've been made playable for Ultimate. Piranha Plant is funny, but Waluigi is funny AND has actual value as a unique character. Plant is just a generic enemy, and I think it's a bit stupid that a generic enemy was added as a joke instead of an established character who is already somewhat a joke.
 
Uh, Piranha Plant is a unique character in context of the Smash Ultimate roster. It's pretty much the only generic enemy playable in the entire game.
 
You've got a point there, but out of all the generic enemies in the Mario series, why Piranha Plant?
 
Piranha Plant is a unique character for being based off an enemy species and having a radically different appearance.

I'm pretty sure they chose Piranha Plant probably for its unique appearance, for the surprise factor. It's why we had Mr. Game & Watch, R.O.B., Duck Hunt.

I mean there's no reason to scapegoat Piranha Plant. Roster decisions are made early on and I think they just wanted to introduce a character no one asked for a surprise, not shirk a requested character out of spite.
 
When I said unique character, I wasn't talking within the context of Smash. I meant unique as in "has an individual name and is easily differentiated from other members of his species." I've always felt that th