Would you like to play as an Alloy?

[RockyRaccoon]

maybe... but arent they just clones of zelda and captain falcon?

i don't think the alloys are clones of anyone nor based on any other character . they only show coincidental similarities .

[dcmjlive]

i don't think the alloys are clones of anyone nor based on any other character . they only show coincidental similarities .

the wireframes however were standard attack clones of Capt. Falcon & Zelda while the polygons were standard attack clones of all 12 characters...so maybe the alloys are too. So maybe clone isn't the correct term...I myself like to use the word inspiration or inspired from.

[Link McCloud]

i don't think the alloys are clones of anyone nor based on any other character . they only show coincidental similarities .

I'm starting to think that the "oddly written" subtitles have something to do with it. Think about it:

Red Alloy! He’s not the leader or anything!= Leader may refer to Captain, obviously he ain't Captain Falcon.

Blue Alloy! For some reason she seems kind of gentle.= Sakurai notes her odd gentle appearance, this may be in purpose to follow the Alloy's similar structure of Zelda with her obvious amiable and docile persona.

Yellow Alloy! Those horns are scintillating!= Through scintillation he may refer to glowing similar to the compliment, "You are glowing!". Furthermore, Sakurai emphazises the horns. This may be in reminiscince of one of his recent and rather forgotten puzzle games, Meteos, where the glowing and horned characters made their arrival.

Green Alloy! It may look like Kirby, but it’s not him!= Many people are assured that it's Kirby, but throughout strongly stating it's not Kirby though it looks like him, he may be referring to the return of the nearly identical Jigglypuff.

Sakurai may be using the alloys to hint the recurring arrivals of two characters. But I'm slightly doubtful of my Yellow Alloy conclusion and almost fully doubtful of my Blue Alloy conclusion. But I don't think anybody can really joke of these ideas. Overall however, I really don't care if these theories are true or false.

[dcmjlive]

I'm starting to think that the "oddly written" subtitles have something to do with it. Think about it:

Red Alloy! He’s not the leader or anything!= Leader may refer to Captain, obviously he ain't Captain Falcon.

Blue Alloy! For some reason she seems kind of gentle.= Sakurai notes her odd gentle appearance, this may be due Zero Suit Samus's inability to be such.

Yellow Alloy! Those horns are scintillating!= Through scintillation he may refer to glowing similar to the compliment, "You are glowing!". Furthermore, Sakurai emphazises the horns. This may be in reminiscince of one of his recent and rather forgotten puzzle games, Meteos, where the glowing and horned characters made their arrival.

Green Alloy! It may look like Kirby, but it’s not him!= Many people are assured that it's Kirby, but throughout strongly stating it's not Kirby though it looks like him, he may be referring to the return of the nearly identical Jigglypuff.

Sakurai may be using the alloys to hint the recurring arrivals of two characters. But I'm slightly doubtful of my Yellow Alloy conclusion and almost fully doubtful of my Blue Alloy conclusion. But I don't think anybody can really joke of these ideas. Overall however, I really don't care if these theories are true or false.

That's a great conclusion. But maybe it is still Zelda as Zelda seems kind and gentle but is serious and rash.

And for the scintillating horns...I don't know what to make of it.

[Link McCloud]

That's a great conclusion. But maybe it is still Zelda as Zelda seems kind and gentle but is serious and rash.

And for the scintillating horns...I don't know what to make of it.

Yeah, I thought of Zelda, but there seems to be ponytail thing jutting out of her head. If that wasn't there, Zelda would have been a simple choice. Yeah the word, scintillate, still bothers me, and I can't tell if he meant to emphasize the horns anyway. 

[dcmjlive]

Yeah, I thought of Zelda, but there seems to be ponytail thing jutting out of her head. If that wasn't there, Zelda would have been a simple choice. Yeah the word, scintillate, still bothers me, and I can't tell if he meant to emphasize the horns anyway. 

The female wireframe in Melee also had a ponytail but it was still reminiscent of Zelda. I can't see why it couldn't be reminiscent of Zelda now. But I now think it's a mix of the two.

[Link McCloud]

The female wireframe in Melee also had a ponytail but it was still reminiscent of Zelda. I can't see why it couldn't be reminiscent of Zelda now. But I now think it's a mix of the two.

Oh, I didn't even notice that the old one had it. It's definitely Zelda then. I'll change my post to suit the idea, thanks