Ninja characters have always been much more popular than samurais. A lot of Japanese stuff, thematically, just isn't popular in the West. And why Samurai Jack is one of the few Cartoon Network shows that got cancelled, despite being really well made. There is a reason why Hyrule Warriors and Dynasty Warriors Gundam, sells better than Koei Tecmo's own Samurai Warriors, for example. Aside from Captain Toad from Mario, and Zelda characters like Impa, there aren't a whole lot of characters left that Sakurai has already been clear on not adding, or aren't a "literally who?".Īnd I doubt Takamaru getting a new game would do well on the basis of him being a samurai, that is only really popular in Japan. I'll always like the character, and I'll support him again when the next Smash comes around (well, if I'm still around, that is).Ĭlick to expand.I'm not saying everyone latched onto Takamaru, he has genuine fans, like every character, but he's definitely one of those characters a lot of people latched onto without even playing his game, because they don't have anyone else they genuinely want. I understand he isn't as iconic as Duck Hunt and everything, but it's still reassuring to me that he was at least considered for SSB4 at one point, even if he'll never happen. Since I've found out about Takamaru, he's been one of my favorite Nintendo characters. It's definitely a game I'd love to see brought back and reimagined. Something about the game, the music, and the story of the character just intrigued me. I just happened to like the character a lot when I discovered him. I wouldn't say people latched onto Takamaru for no reason. There's a lot you can do with the character in my opinion. I personally think he's got a shot at the next Smash if he gets a new game eventually.
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That, and being the lost brother of the Zelda series is also pretty interesting. More notable history than Ice Climbers have, anyway. I think it has enough history to be at least a little notable. It's also one of the hardest games I've ever played. It may even be one of the grandfathers of the modern action hack-n-slash genre. Among other games at the time, it seemed rather unique. If I'm not mistaken, Murasame Castle brought some new ideas to the action genre back then. I'll always like the character, and I'll support him again when the next Smash comes around (well, if I'm still around, that is). Click to expand.I wouldn't say people latched onto Takamaru for no reason.
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