Recent content by Kamiko

Thanks, it worked this time. It actually did that twice in a row before, but I didn't want to cheat and send yet another in the event that those submissions were counted. I see some people in here have no quams about that though...

When I cast my vote yesterday, it said I didn't have access to the page. Did this happen to anyone else? I don't know if it went through or not.

I don't see what would be wrong with just tacking "(Melee)" onto the end of it.

As part of a Zelda boss fight I always imagined Ganondorf knocking you away and then blasting you with an orb before you even hit the ground. If we could do at least that in Smash...

Supposedly in Famitsu.

My very first act on Smashboards was suggesting exactly this. I can deal with Ganondorf fighting unarmed, but his specials definitely need to be more magical.

Oh I'm definitely a fan of that idea too (as much as I hate the idea of clones), but unfortunately too many people have convinced themselves that this moveset is right for Ganondorf.

We should've gotten two different movesets for him. We have two Links and Zeldas already, might as well throw in another Ganondorf.

There's not actually much armor there. It's probably not very heavy.

I don't think this is only about his Smash appearances though. Ignoring the animations, I'd argue that his proportions are better now.

Basically, OoT Ganondorf has the body of a god, so his other incarnations look bland in comparison. But on their own, there's nothing really wrong with them.

OoT Ganondorf with WW hair/beard = my rupees throwing themselves at the monitor.

Oh, I wasn't claiming it was abnormally long or anything like that, just that the ratio to the legs was different than before, in a way I personally don't like. Basically, OoT Ganondorf looks like he can run fast and hit hard, whereas TP Ganondorf looks like he'd struggle a bit with doing that.

It's a shame the cape doesn't flare out like the main image.

Unrelated to the weight questioning, I don't like TP Ganondorf's longer torso. I prefer OoT's focus on the shoulders and limbs.