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Hello everypony! I've been trying to think of a Super Smash Bros. move set for the Storm King. I plan to mod him into Super Smash Bros. Brawl someday. The Storm King would use his Staff of Sacanas as a weapon and would basically be a slower but more powerful Marth with a more extreme tipper mechanic. His A attacks would be identical to Marth's but slower. The tip of the Staff of Sacanas is electrically charged, so it would do more damage than the tip of Marth's sword, and the Staff of Sacanas is longer than Marth's sword, giving it more reach. However, the hilt of the Storm King's scepter is just wood, so it would do less damage than the hilt of Marth's sword. I'm not really sure what I want the special attacks to be yet. Some may be just like Marth's and others may be completely different. The Storm King's Final Smash will be completely different than Marth's. He would raise his scepter into the air and harsh winds would blow players about and lightning would strike the stage doing big damage and knock back to any unlucky player to get struck. The Final Smash basically emulates the big storm at the end of My Little Pony: The Movie. So what do you guys think of this move set concept? Do you guys like it? Do you guys have any other move suggestions?

One thing I really don't like about the movie is those orbs that the villains use in the beginning. Apparently, they can pierce through Alicorn shields and they can instantly turn anyone they hit into crystal. Then, all it would take to kill the victim is a sufficient amount of force such as a magic blast or dropping the victim onto the ground. They're stupidly overpowered and their existence, how they're made, how they work, etc. is not explained at all. It seems like they were a cheap way for the writers and villains to remove characters from the story. Good writing doesn't show a powerful artifact without explaining it! So here's what I want to know. Let's say that those orbs didn't exist and the Storm King and his troops used a different and more well-written method to take over Canterlot at the beginning of the movie as a result. How would the movie's adventure be set in motion then? What would that method be? The Storm King doesn't necessarily have to trap the princesses or take over Canterlot. The adventure just has to be set in motion. I can already think of how the Storm King dies and the movie ends. I recently bought a book called "The Art of My Little Pony: The Movie", which has a lot of concept art including art of early versions of the characters as well as deleted scenes and script changes. That art book details a scrapped ending concept that I think is more well-written than what we actually got. Originally, the Main 6 were going to use the Staff of Scanas to power up and fire a rainbow laser at the Storm King, but the writers of the movie wanted to do something different than that because the villains are always defeated by rainbow lasers in the TV show, so they changed the ending to the current ending. The book even shows artwork of a new form similar to Rainbow Power. Well, I think that ending would just be better because it doesn't involve the orbs. So I just need to think of an alternate beginning. Can anyone think of anything?

I've always thought that the stone form of characters who are turned to stone in fiction are indestructible. Then again, the Storm King shatters into pieces, but isn't obsidian more fragile and brittle than rock?

There was a fan fic I read where some characters including Tempest Shadow get sent to the Pokémon World. It's this one, but the specific detail I'm about to refer to isn't until I think somewhere in the Chapter 80s, and the fan fic has 100 main chapters. In the fan fic, the Pokémon World's scientists and doctors use their much better technology to take a sample of Tempest Shadow's horn and DNA and use it to 3D print her a new horn, and the new horn works. I don't see Equestria getting that kind of technology for a LONG time, though, and there might have to be a few wars or other huge crises in there because war and other crises jump start technology and medicine development.