Why Ivysaur Was Terrible in Brawl and How Project M Did Them Justice 

Combo...in Brawl

@@tonberry2670 As good of a combo game as you can have in that game lmao

I try lol

@@ZachHonest Honestly, i have never seen a more Honest & Honorable person such as yourself, ZachHonest. And that's the Honest Truth!

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Yeah he completely missed the point of bullet seed. It’s a frame 1 invincible reversal that does up to 48% on hit and can be used out of hitstun at early percents to directly punish people for hitting her

Yes, you took 10% less knockback if you resisted the element and 10% more knockback if you were weak to the element.

Yo thank you, means a lot!

Ha very funny

@@thefreshexpress8615 My creative genius within the comedy space knows no bounds :P

fair points but what gameplay do you mean specifically. I respect the point tho.

Technically them can work in Exeggcute if you count as a group and the I think it's name is tandemouse is multiple mice so them as well.

Then wouldn't ivysaur be "he" because the majority of ivysaurs are male?

Fr, BrawlFan1 concepts are questionable design wise

MewtwoKing agrees

God i hate brawl

But he's soooooo good in Ultimate tho.

Worst than Ganondorf?

64 link Melee bowser brawl ivisaur smash 4 jigglypuff ultimate little mac

The changes done to them predated Ultimate by a lot of years and the devs made it clear that they want to be very conservative in the changes they make to Project M outside of balancing.

Nah, that would be an unnecessary nerf to each character

I disagree, the only Pokemon that are considered "its" are legendary Pokemon (Mewtwo, Mew, Arceus,) otherwise most of them can be either Male or Female. Ivysaur can be Male and Female in the Pokemon Games.

Jokes on you. The PM team confirmed Ivysaur is female.

Responding again, because I think my comment got deleted for posting a spaced-out link. Firstly, you can't disagree with the history, nor Nintendo. Go boot up Smash, go to the Tips section, and check Greninja, Incineroar, and Pokemon Trainer. The pronoun "it" is used *exclusively*, not "they/themselves." Not merely Legendaries. Proof is at your fingertips. This pronoun usage didn't begin with Smash Ultimate either, nor did Sakurai invent it. Historically, a singular Pokemon of indescript gender is always referred to as an "it", and most older gamers know this. We've played the games. Ivysaur is a singular Pokemon of indescript gender, thus canonically the proper pronoun usage is to refer to it as an "it." The person in this video is effectively canonically "misgendering" Ivysaur. Also, PM devs opinions do not matter. It is the same model of Brawl Ivysaur, an "it." If they want to make their own universe or lore in PM, that's fine but don't pretend it is authoritarive on Nintendo IP. And if Ivysaur is arbitrarily called a "she" by devs, then the person in this video is still "misgendering". Feel free to google "Ivysaur pokedex entry" and read it. The pronouns are exclusively "it." I shouldn't need to expound any more.

​@@TONyjustRoCks Idk what you are talking about Ivysaur as a fictional species similar to some of are own has the biological gender of male and female as it can reproduce it its same egg group the PM dev team thought it would be a fun Idea to make the character female IDK why and I really don't care as it is FICTION and it has been depicted as being male or female in multiple other media (eg pokemon anime, manga, and other spin-offs) it is not the case where Ivysaur is specificly a character with non-binary pronouns (eg Testament from Guilty Gear) or is a race that does not have a gender (eg the Chimera Ants from Hunter X Hunter) it is a gender race and the people that while not the creator's of the character created a specific version that is female like the Pokemon Comany, Gamefreak, and Nintendo do sorry for my shitty grammar hope you understand what I am saying and have a good day

I was wondering if anybody else noticed that lol. Kinda weird.