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Well, now that you mention it, I Can Mwahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!! Anyway I'm Jefimus and this is the top 10 characters I want in Super Smash Bros. 4
For this list I will only choosing characters that have either had a prominent appearance on a Nintendo Console, or at the very least have originated in video games, thus excluding characters like Batman Uncle Scrooge or Goku. Now that's out of the way Lets do this

10 Miles Tails Prower Sonic The Hedgehog (1992-) With the addition of Sonic in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, it only makes sense that his best pal should come along for the ride. A much different personality from the blue blur, Tails uses his head and engineering skills to get the job done. With the ability to fly – or at least hover for short periods of time – knocking this intrepid fox off the platform might prove difficult. Plus, he could always use his Mech as his final Smash.

9. The Lee Brothers: Double Dragon

8. Paper Mario: I know what you’re thinking, but this won’t just be another palette swap (I’m looking at you, Dr. Mario and Toon Link). Paper Mario can have an entirely different array of powers to his 3D counterpart, being able to dodge into the background and having timed button press attacks to deal extra power. His inclusion also gives us an excuse, maybe even if it’s just for the 3DS version, to have a Paper Mario stage which would certainly mix up the action. Also, as the series is an RPG and a number of its items can be borrowed for regular Smash Bros. fights. Paper Mario can also be an in for the main game to steal some new mechanics from the latest outing Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Brawl even had collectable stickers (though nobody cared about them as they were essentially a naff extra collectable compared to the already awesome trophies) so this way the stickers can be used to power up your fighter rather than Brawl’s method of restricting this to the Subspace Emissary. Maybe not appealing to those who play ‘Final Destination, no items’ but the rest of us might get a kick out of it.

7. Shante Most of her great games are on the 3DS you can purchase them on eshop more accurately 3DS Virtual Console.

6. Chun li: Now that Ryu is apart of the Smash bros roster it's only fair that the Street Fighter's second most icionic character joins the growing lineup. Chun-Li's fighting style consist of kicks and she can use them to not only attack her opponents but also to get herself back on platforms as well, her speed can match Sonic's and her jump can match the Mario Bros. because her legs are so beefy. Her Kikosho super combo can also be a very good and very effective Final Smash as she can catch multiple opponents in it as she can cover herself in energy (much like she can in the Marvel VS. Capcom games). It would also be intersting to see Chun-Li go up against the other Nintendo leading ladies such as Princesses Peach and Zelda as well as Samus (and maybe Krystal *if* she's in the next game).

5. Tifa Lockhart Final Fantasy 7: With Cloud now a guest character It's only fair that his childhood friend the gorgeous and powerful Tifa Lockhart aid Cloud in hold combat against Mario Megaman Donkey Kong Sonic and Link A lot of her normal moves as well as her magical moves can be used, and a lot of her limit breaks from Final Fantasy 7 can also be used like the beat rush and the somersault (which she can use to get her self back onto a platform). Her Final Heavel limit break can also be her Final Smash as well.

4. King K. Rool (Donkey Kong Franchise) As the big baddie of one of the most beloved platforming franchises of all time, King K. Rool has been overlooked for far too long. Suitable for a heavy fighter class like Bowser, the King has donned a few aliases over the years. Besides his usual, regal self, he’s been a pirate and a mad scientist – cuz the only thing better than new characters, is new character with multiple costumes.

3. Bomberman Again not a specifically Nintendo property, but if you have memories of Bomberman from your childhood, odds are you were holding a SNES controller in your hands. He’s since fallen on hard times with reinterpretations of his games being dismal examples of how not to modernise a game series and simple re-releases of former glory grazing the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade scene. He surely can’t not fit into a Smash title. He has a Nintendo-like cartoon appearance to go along with different bomb mechanics to form an array of attacks. Being entirely bomb based might make him seem limited, but in reality you can work a range of mechanics that are from the series’ history. Drop bombs. Throw bombs. Set bombs. What type of bombs? Timer bombs. Fire bombs. Ice bombs. Cherry bombs. Smash Bros. needs more bombs and I know just the man for the job.

2. Simon Belmount: The Castlevania franchise is still plugging away across all major home consoles and has experimented with a variety of styles though none have suited it more than the side scrolling platformer that made the original great. It’s another game that, despite being released on multiple formats, is frequently seen as a Nintendo classic. It had great level design, atmosphere and taught you how to play effectively using items rather than letting you charge in. Not every Castlevania game is spectacular (the internet won’t let you forget how bad Simon’s Quest is) but the name has endured as a classic franchise. Simon Belmont is the face of that franchise. He isn’t present in every game, but he kick-started everything back in 1986 so he deserves some Smash Bros. respect with a spot on the roster. He fits right in to everything demanded from a character. He can get a range of attacks from his in-game weapons such as the holy water, knife, axe and classic whip as well as lending some great bosses for assist trophies. A Castlevania stage would be a sweet addition that can spice up the action with some falling spikes and moving platforms and that doesn’t even cover the music which would only flourish under the Smash Bros. history of remixing classic tracks.

1. Earthworm Jim: Betcha you never saw this coming, then again if you grew up in the genesis/SNES area you never heard of this guy. I definitely think he needs a comeback, what better than to out him SSB? Even though that's unlikely... it never hurts to suggest things.That’s who I want to see in the next Smash Bros but what about you? Who do you want to see? Who should be brought in or left out? What do you think of the newest characters already revealed? Leave a comment in the section below.

Honorable Mentions

Sora

Krystal

Terry Bogarud King of Fighters

Blastoise Pokemon

Nightmare from Soulcalibur

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Well, now that you mention it, I Can Mwahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!! Anyway I'm Jefimus and this is the top 10 characters I want in Super Smash Bros. 4
For this list I will only choosing characters that have either had a prominent appearance on a Nintendo Console, or at the very least have originated in video games, thus excluding characters like Batman Uncle Scrooge or Goku. Now that's out of the way Lets do this

10 Miles Tails Prower Sonic The Hedgehog (1992-) With the addition of Sonic in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, it only makes sense that his best pal should come along for the ride. A much different personality from the blue blur, Tails uses his head and engineering skills to get the job done. With the ability to fly – or at least hover for short periods of time – knocking this intrepid fox off the platform might prove difficult. Plus, he could always use his Mech as his final Smash.

9. The Lee Brothers: Double Dragon

8. Paper Mario: I know what you’re thinking, but this won’t just be another palette swap (I’m looking at you, Dr. Mario and Toon Link). Paper Mario can have an entirely different array of powers to his 3D counterpart, being able to dodge into the background and having timed button press attacks to deal extra power. His inclusion also gives us an excuse, maybe even if it’s just for the 3DS version, to have a Paper Mario stage which would certainly mix up the action. Also, as the series is an RPG and a number of its items can be borrowed for regular Smash Bros. fights. Paper Mario can also be an in for the main game to steal some new mechanics from the latest outing Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Brawl even had collectable stickers (though nobody cared about them as they were essentially a naff extra collectable compared to the already awesome trophies) so this way the stickers can be used to power up your fighter rather than Brawl’s method of restricting this to the Subspace Emissary. Maybe not appealing to those who play ‘Final Destination, no items’ but the rest of us might get a kick out of it.

7. Shante Most of her great games are on the 3DS you can purchase them on eshop more accurately 3DS Virtual Console.

6. Chun li: Now that Ryu is apart of the Smash bros roster it's only fair that the Street Fighter's second most icionic character joins the growing lineup. Chun-Li's fighting style consist of kicks and she can use them to not only attack her opponents but also to get herself back on platforms as well, her speed can match Sonic's and her jump can match the Mario Bros. because her legs are so beefy. Her Kikosho super combo can also be a very good and very effective Final Smash as she can catch multiple opponents in it as she can cover herself in energy (much like she can in the Marvel VS. Capcom games). It would also be intersting to see Chun-Li go up against the other Nintendo leading ladies such as Princesses Peach and Zelda as well as Samus (and maybe Krystal *if* she's in the next game).

5. Tifa Lockhart Final Fantasy 7: With Cloud now a guest character It's only fair that his childhood friend the gorgeous and powerful Tifa Lockhart aid Cloud in hold combat against Mario Megaman Donkey Kong Sonic and Link A lot of her normal moves as well as her magical moves can be used, and a lot of her limit breaks from Final Fantasy 7 can also be used like the beat rush and the somersault (which she can use to get her self back onto a platform). Her Final Heavel limit break can also be her Final Smash as well.

4. King K. Rool (Donkey Kong Franchise) As the big baddie of one of the most beloved platforming franchises of all time, King K. Rool has been overlooked for far too long. Suitable for a heavy fighter class like Bowser, the King has donned a few aliases over the years. Besides his usual, regal self, he’s been a pirate and a mad scientist – cuz the only thing better than new characters, is new character with multiple costumes.

3. Bomberman Again not a specifically Nintendo property, but if you have memories of Bomberman from your childhood, odds are you were holding a SNES controller in your hands. He’s since fallen on hard times with reinterpretations of his games being dismal examples of how not to modernise a game series and simple re-releases of former glory grazing the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade scene. He surely can’t not fit into a Smash title. He has a Nintendo-like cartoon appearance to go along with different bomb mechanics to form an array of attacks. Being entirely bomb based might make him seem limited, but in reality you can work a range of mechanics that are from the series’ history. Drop bombs. Throw bombs. Set bombs. What type of bombs? Timer bombs. Fire bombs. Ice bombs. Cherry bombs. Smash Bros. needs more bombs and I know just the man for the job.

2. Simon Belmount: The Castlevania franchise is still plugging away across all major home consoles and has experimented with a variety of styles though none have suited it more than the side scrolling platformer that made the original great. It’s another game that, despite being released on multiple formats, is frequently seen as a Nintendo classic. It had great level design, atmosphere and taught you how to play effectively using items rather than letting you charge in. Not every Castlevania game is spectacular (the internet won’t let you forget how bad Simon’s Quest is) but the name has endured as a classic franchise. Simon Belmont is the face of that franchise. He isn’t present in every game, but he kick-started everything back in 1986 so he deserves some Smash Bros. respect with a spot on the roster. He fits right in to everything demanded from a character. He can get a range of attacks from his in-game weapons such as the holy water, knife, axe and classic whip as well as lending some great bosses for assist trophies. A Castlevania stage would be a sweet addition that can spice up the action with some falling spikes and moving platforms and that doesn’t even cover the music which would only flourish under the Smash Bros. history of remixing classic tracks.

1. Earthworm Jim: Betcha you never saw this coming, then again if you grew up in the genesis/SNES area you never heard of this guy. I definitely think he needs a comeback, what better than to out him SSB? Even though that's unlikely... it never hurts to suggest things.That’s who I want to see in the next Smash Bros but what about you? Who do you want to see? Who should be brought in or left out? What do you think of the newest characters already revealed? Leave a comment in the section below.

Honorable Mentions

Sora

Krystal

Terry Bogarud King of Fighters

Blastoise Pokemon

Nightmare from Soulcalibur