What does Roy say in his taunt?

Taunt. Leans back and holds the Sword of Seals behind him in an attacking position, shouting “Hee-ya!”

What does Marth say in Japanese?

Marth’s taunt in battle is “みんな、見ていてくれ！” “Minna, miteite kure!” which translates to “Everyone, please watch me!”

What is Ness saying in Smash?

Taunts. Up Taunt – Ness bows and says the word “Okay.” Ness’ Up taunt is a reference to the naming screen in Ness’ game EarthBound. When one confirms the name one is giving a character, one hears a sound effect of the game’s creator, Shigesato Itoi, say “Ok desu ka.” which means “Is that okay?” in Japanese.

Did Nintendo shut down a Smash tournament?

Well, that appears to be confirmed now that Nintendo has shut down a tournament called “Riptide”, hosted at a waterpark in Ohio in-person, due to its use of a mod called “Project+”. The inaugural Riptide Smash Bros. event was supposed to happen last year but was postponed due to the pandemic.

How does Roys sword work?

A good anti-air attack as Roy’s sword arm is granted intangibility throughout the attack, though mediocre for ground combat due to it having small horizontal hitboxes. Has enough power to KO at around 100% uncharged. A kneeling outward slash in front of himself and then behind himself.

What do Ness and Lucas say?

Why do Ness and Lucas say PK instead of PSI in the Super Smash Bros. games? I ask this because, well, they localized it to PSI in EarthBound, so people who play them after playing EarthBound might think it’s a mistake.

Why did Nintendo shut down Smash tournament?

The problem is that the aging 2008 Nintendo Wii game needs help to make it suitable for pro-level competitive play. This help comes by way of the Project+ mod, a spin-off of the Project M mod. Seemingly because of Nintendo’s zero-tolerance policy on modding its IPs, Riptide canceled the event.

Does Nintendo sell Melee?

Nintendo has a complicated relationship with both the Smash community and the larger world of video games, largely because of its aggressive copyright enforcement. (The company hasn’t actually sold Melee or the GameCube for over a decade.)