You may also play vs matches. Jigglypuff -Play through the stage "The Swamp". After you fight Diddy, pick your character and jump into the mine cart, you'll land in some water, the jump onto the sled which'll launch you to the next platform, kill those enemies and get into the barrel launcher. The door is visible just after the barrel launcher. You may also beat Event Match 20, or play through vs matches.
If anyone has anything else to contribute. Please, go right ahead. Happy 13th birthday, Brawl! Roll call, where all the Brawl online character charts players at. Dear God, it actually happened. US and EU Version differences? Can u have teams in tournament mode? The second hit of his forward smash can easily be evaded with directional influence and thus leave him vulnerable, but still provides an effective knockout because of its double blows much like Link's up smash triple blows, but Toon Link must press twice.
His tether grab has decent range, but it leaves him vulnerable if it misses. Toon Link can block projectiles with his shield, and he will automatically block a projectile when it hits him. Toon Link can only block projectiles that hit his body, so projectiles that hit his head can do still damage.
Projectiles, his bombs in particular, are also part of Toon Link's game, which are great for mindgames, and, like Boomerangs, can be used to combine with other attacks. He has a decently powerful and ranged game due to having three projectiles and a Zair, as well as a shield to automatically block most other projectiles while standing in a stationary position. His Stall-Then-Fall down aerial can negate horizontal knockback although it can also cause some unwanted self-destructs , which sets up the rest of his recovery, and can also make use of a Tether Recovery and bomb recovery.
On the downside, his recovery is predictable, fairly easy to edge guard due his floatiness, and gives only decent distance overall. To find him, players must enter a new door in The Forest which appears after defeating Tabuu for the first time.
It takes them to the stage Pirate Ship , where Toon Link notices the players and prepares for battle. They then fight Toon Link. When he is defeated, he becomes added to the player's team and the stage Pirate Ship where they fought. He does not have an actual role in the overall plot. Swings his sword upward. Good for edge-guarding in terms of leaving the stage to intercept the recovering enemy. Slashes backwards with his sword. Can chain into itself at low percents and can KO foes at higher percents.
Sticks his sword above him, like Link's up aerial, though it has more knockback. A great move for juggling at mid percents, and a good KO move at later percents.
Sticks his sword straight down, similar Link 's down aerial. However, Toon Link stalling momentarily in midair before launching straight downwards very quickly with no horizontal control. The beginning of the downwards descent can meteor smash the opponent powerfully, but it's very risky because if he misses, he will most likely self-destruct.
Fires his Hookshot straight in front of him, just like Link's tether recovery but with shorter range. The only part of the attack which hits is the tip of the Hookshot. This attack is unique in the sense it can be used instantly out of an air dodge a typical combo is a short hop, air dodge, tether recovery , and is practically lagless when Toon Link hits the ground. Drops opponent quickly and shoulder tackles them forward. Oddly, the first hit of his forward throw is considered a leg attack despite being clearly a shoulder tackle.
This is possibly due to an error in his moveset coding. Brings the foe down and shoulder tackles them on the floor. Opponents gets launched behind Toon Link. Oddly, the first hit cannot hit Jigglypuff.
It is believed that this is because Jigglypuff's low weight causes the animation to occur too quickly, the hitbox appearing and vanishing before it is checked for.
Link equips his bow, with the arrows serving as projectiles. Charging increases the speed, distance and damage dealt by an arrow. Arrows are much floatier than Link 's, making them very useful even with no charge, but are also notably slower. Tosses a boomerang that flies forward to hit opponents, and returns to the user while still being able to hit foes.
Can be angled up or down. A "smash throw" similar to performing a smash attack increases the distance the boomerang can travel. Close up, it can be used to follow up with another attack, and on the way back, can disrupt foes Ex.
If Toon Link gets grabbed and turn the tide of battle albeit with weak knockback. Toon Link sticks his blade out and spins around rapidly, hitting opponents multiple times before knocking them in different directions. Useful for catching rolls. The grounded version can be charged for more damage, while the aerial version gives him vertical and horizontal ascension.
After defeating Subspace Emissary at least once, return to the Forest stage. The Forest stage is located in the bottom-left corner of the Subspace Emissary map. You can select any characters you have available to challenge Toon Link. Enter the secret door. You will find a new door above the second platform at the beginning of the Forest stage.
Enter this door to begin the fight with Toon Link. The fight will begin after the stage and Toon Link are introduced. Once you defeat Toon Link in a one-on-one fight, you will be able to select him from the Character Select menu in any mode. Method 3. Complete Brawl Matches. If you don't feel like playing through the single-player modes, you can unlock Toon Link by playing multiplayer Brawl matches. You can play Brawl Matches against computer opponents or against other people, either locally or online.
After the th match Toon Link will then challenge the winner to a Brawl. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
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