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18-Volt's Moveset

Character Description

Eighteen Volt bursts into the fray from the WarioWare universe! This music-loving kid brings his booming speakers and a mix of projectile and physical attacks, amplified by his intense energy. He's a unique blend of power and rhythm, ready to drop the beat on his opponents!

Smash Suitability Analysis

Why they could fit: Represents the WarioWare series, adds a unique music-based fighter, appeals to a younger audience.

Challenges: May be considered too niche or obscure for some players. His moveset might be difficult to balance.

How to address challenges: Emphasize his WarioWare connection and create a visually appealing and engaging moveset. Focus on fun and accessibility.

Boxing Ring Title

"Diamond City's DJ Dynamo"

Invitation Story

Eighteen Volt was in the middle of a intense gaming session with Nine Volt when a strange envelope materialized in front of him. He opened it to find a golden ticket emblazoned with the Smash Bros. logo. "Whoa!", he exclaimed, "This is gonna be awesome!" Nine Volt cheered as Eighteen Volt grabbed his boombox and raced off to join the battle.

World of Light Encounter

Eighteen Volt is found in a makeshift nightclub in the City area. He's initially possessed by a puppet fighter controlled by Galeem, challenging the player with a team of enhanced Little Macs representing intense reaction challenges.

Amiibo

Base Design: Standard Smash Bros. logo base.

Pose: Eighteen Volt is posed mid-air, striking a dynamic pose with his boombox, ready to unleash a musical attack.

Functionality: Functions as a Figure Player in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, learning and adapting to your playstyle. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, scanning the amiibo unlocks a WarioWare-themed furniture item. In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, it unlocks a Mii costume.

Basic Attacks

Neutral Attack (Jab): Eighteen Volt delivers a quick one-two punch followed by a headbutt.

Forward Tilt: Swings his boombox forward in a short arc, dealing moderate damage and knockback.

Up Tilt: A quick uppercut that launches opponents upwards.

Down Tilt: Sweeps his leg low to the ground, tripping opponents.

Dash Attack: Charges forward with his boombox in front, acting as a battering ram.

Aerial Attacks

Neutral Air: Spins around with his arms outstretched, creating a small area of attack.

Forward Air: Kicks forward twice in quick succession.

Back Air: Performs a backward kick with significant knockback.

Up Air: Headbutts upwards multiple times, similar to Mario's Up Air, but with slightly more range.

Down Air: Drops his boombox downwards. If it hits an opponent, it spikes them downwards. Otherwise, it bounces harmlessly off the stage.

Smash Attacks

Forward Smash: Charges up and unleashes a powerful sonic blast from his boombox, dealing high damage and knockback. The longer charged, the bigger and stronger the blast.

Up Smash: Summons a short pillar of sound that launches opponents upward. The pillar grows with charge.

Down Smash: Slams his boombox on the ground on either side of him, creating small shockwaves. Good for catching rolls.

Special Attacks

Neutral Special: "DJ Beat": Eighteen Volt starts DJing. By pressing the special button repeatedly, he will speed up the song and the power behind his song. He can move and short hop while DJing, but it will cancel the charge. When he releases the button, he shoots out a music note. The music note can be any of the standard WarioWare music.

Side Special: "Speaker Toss": Eighteen Volt pulls out a small speaker and throws it forward. The speaker travels a set distance and explodes on impact, dealing damage. Can be angled slightly up or down.

Up Special: "Rising Beat": Eighteen Volt jumps upwards with his boombox, creating a series of sonic booms that propel him higher. Has multiple hits, but the final hit deals the most knockback.

Down Special: "Bass Boost": Eighteen Volt slams his boombox on the ground, creating a temporary aura around him that increases his attack power and knockback. Lasts for a short time. Can be punished if the opponent blocks.

Grabs & Throws

Grab: Reaches out with one hand to grab opponents.

Pummel: Headbutts the grabbed opponent.

Forward Throw: Shoves the opponent away with his boombox.

Back Throw: Spins around and throws the opponent backwards.

Up Throw: Launches the opponent upwards with a blast of sound from his boombox.

Down Throw: Slams the opponent on the ground and stomps on them.

Situational Attacks

Ledge Attack: Climbs up and performs a sweeping kick.

Final Smash

Final Smash: "Mega Mix": Eighteen Volt summons a giant sound system, filling the stage with an overwhelming barrage of sound waves and visuals from WarioWare microgames. Opponents caught in the mix take massive damage and are launched away.

Stage

Stage Name: Diamond City

Description: A vibrant and chaotic stage based on Diamond City from the WarioWare series. Features various platforms and interactive elements that change periodically, reflecting the microgame madness.

Songs: Diamond City, Ashley's Song, Fronk

Threats: Sudden appearance of microgame hazards (e.g., giant fingers, spinning platforms)., The stage shifts and rearranges itself throughout the battle., Brief moments of screen distortion and visual chaos.

Taunts

Up Taunt: Strikes a pose with his boombox, shouting "Yeah!"

Side Taunt: Does a quick dance move, snapping his fingers to the beat.

Down Taunt: Takes out his handheld game and starts playing it briefly.

Victory Animations

Victory Animation 1: Jumps in the air, fist-pumping and cheering with his boombox blasting music.

Victory Animation 2: Does a short breakdance routine.

Victory Animation 3: Sits down and relaxes, listening to music on his headphones.

Losing Animation

Losing Animation: Claps politely, albeit looking bummed out.