utterpedant

Originally inspired by this post about Marth and Lucina, I’ve been taking characters into training to track their knockback. I invited newcomer Isabelle to Final Destination to see how well she cleans house.

Other Characters:
Bowser Jr
Sheik
Ganondorf
[Young Link]( https://old.reddit.com/r/smashbr

Originally inspired by this post about Marth and Lucina, I’ve been taking characters into training to track their knockback. I thought I’d put Young Link through his paces this time.

Other Characters: Bowser Jr Sheik Ganondorf

**All moves were performed against a static Mario standing in the middle of Fi

Inspired by this post about Marth and Lucina and explored further in this chart on Bowser Jr and this chart on Sheik, I brought the heaviest of hitters Ganondorf into training mode to see what true power looks like against a helpless opponent.

All moves were performed against a static Mario standing in the middle of Final Destination. Percent is when Mario was sent into a blastzone. Obviously

Inspired by this post about Marth and Lucina and explored further in this chart on Bowser Jr, I brought Sheik into training mode to figure out if her kill moves are really as limited as they say (spoiler: they are).

All moves were performed against a static Mario standing in the middle of Final Destination. Percent is when Mario was sent into a blastzone. Obviously this means no DI and that the following percents aren't useful in a real match, but are simply provided as baselines

Inspired by this post about Marth and Lucina, I brought the much maligned Prince of Koopas into training mode to get some knockback numbers on his moves.

All moves were performed against a static Mario standing in the middle of Final Destination. Percent is when Mario was sent into a blastzone. Obviously this means no DI and that the following percents aren't useful in a real match, but are simply provided as baselines to check against. Compare them to those Marth/Lucina numbers, for example.

If you're interested in Jr, take a look. Click the PERCENT KILL column to sort by numbers

I caught this song at the end of an episode of This American Life. I submitted a post about this to the This American Life sub here but had no luck, and they suggested I try this sub.

I'm looking for a song by a male singer, probably from sometime in the '60s-'70s, about a comedian/actor trying to be funny and desperate to be loved, but then going home and crying because he's alone.
It's hilariously bleak and the singer wails about death and about how performance is a lie and then the song ends with echoing laughter.
What else ... the artist's name is a normal male name, not a