Now that Smash Bros. Ultimate is finally here, and I’ve gotten over being shook by it, I asked our resident Smash Bros. expert Cecilia D’Anastasio to give me a quick rundown of the new characters and their new movesets.
Joining the already massive roster are a handful of characters that all have some unique moves and amazing little touches to their respective animations. Isabelle summons a sign from the ground that launches opponents in the air, and Ridley can slide across the entire stage using players like a snow sled. Even Inkling girl has to jump into the ground in squid form to reload her ink blaster, just like in Splatoon.
If you want a deeper dive with some more helpful guidance through Smash Bros. Ultimate, check out Cecilia’s tips. Now, it’s time for me to unlock all of these characters and practice for this weekend’s festivities.
[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2018/12/super-smash-bros-ultimate-the-kotaku-review/” thumb=”https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/vmnjkru7ddujnwuthbqu.png” title=”Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: The Kotaku Review” excerpt=”Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the very best of the Smash Bros. series. If you’ve got 20 years of accumulated Smash memories, from the button-mashing neighbour kid suggesting you play Kirby in primary school to drunkenly playing a round of all Bowser, Poké Balls only in uni, you’ll find that they are done great justice by Nintendo’s latest iteration of its cherished fighting-slash-party game.”]
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