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What? Only people who were sad about Marth were Lucina fans. And you should never listen to Lucina fans.Welcome, welcome! I'll be adding you shortly.
There was so much rage over Marth when he was ¨announced¨ this time around, it was crazy. A person on twitter said it was a turn off because FE for the 3DS got released this year, so why couldn't they put newer characters in. The internet is a downer for party games, I swear
Putting out Sheik out of the picture. (Since she's an established Smash character anyway) I think the relevancy argument DOES hold water.That's because these people believe relevancy and recency is the only thing that's important when adding characters into a crossover fighting game. Of course, this mindset was also why PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale was practically an inferior Smash Bros. due to the inclusion of new Dante over old Dante and Raiden over Snake. I'm glad Marth and Ike's return destroyed this whole relevancy nonsense, because it shows that Smash Bros.' only factors are importance and iconic influence.
People on the other will look for any example to dismiss this. They look at Ice Climbers and use them as an example. Or G&W. Or Captain Falcon. However, there's a very significant thing they're forgetting.
If it's an established and popular series today, then relevancy is an important factor. This is why I think K.Rool has no chance. The DK series today has no need for him, he's completely forgotten. If you want to rep a DK character, you'd want someone who make san appearance today, since the series is huge. It'd be a disservice to the series to practically use a dead character as a rep, instead of say, Dixie who is a major character in the last game, or even Cranky. There is a difference between Ice Climbers, main characters in a forgotten series, and K.Rool, forgotten character in a still universally popular series.
Like, ask yourself this. Who would your rather have? A main character from a forgotten series that could warrant a playable to represent Nintendo's overall history? Or a forgotten character in a series that is still going very strong today, and doesn't need said character at all? I think it's obvious which is more significant.