Wolf O'Donnel

[Shrikeswind]

Name: Wolf O'Donnel
Game: Starfox 64
Year: 1997

Moves

Up-B: Red Fang
Wolf leaps upwards, leading with his foot in a powerful kick.
B: Plasma Blast
Wolf charges a laser to fire on release of the button. It gets more powerful with greater charge, though he gets more speed without charge.
Side-B: Rear Shot
Wolf fires a quick, weak laser in the opposite direction from the one tapped, i.e., if you tap to the right, he fires to the left. The shot does not cause him to stop or slow down, so it may be used to cover a retreat, however, he can't charge this blast.
Down-B: Reflecter
The Star Fox Reflector is efficient in that it reflects on both sides all the time. Wolf's, however, is different. Wolf's Reflector takes the form of a spinning ball. The technology is certainly different between the two teams, while Fox and Falco have shields that surround their entire body at all times, Wolf's shield is a ball that spins around his body, hurting enemies more than Fox's and Falco's shields do, but at the expense of defensive capabilities.
Final: Wolfen Assault
Wolf boards his ship and flies into the foreground. Rather like Snake's Final Smash, he opens fire on the stage, though his aiming mechanism is faster and he hits two spots on the stage at a time. Also, rather than simply returning to stage, while he finishes the attack he actually swoops the stage like the Dragoon at where ever his aiming mechanism is. Be careful with the aiming mechanism, by the way. If you let go of the control stick, it jolts back to the default position.

Entrance: Wolf flies in on his Wolfen
Taunt: Wolf snarls, hand on his blaster.

Stats
Speed :: 4/10
Power :: 8/10
Jump :: 6/10
Fall :: 10/10
Size :: 6/10
Weight :: 8/10
Traction :: 5/10

[IVIr.G]

<B, yeah, NO!! There's basically no point whatsoever. A little shoot backwards? No.

Wolf isn't that heavy either...

The FS is a good idea, but it resembles Snakes too much.

Overall it's good, the only thing that needs change is >B.

[Shrikeswind]

I see a purpose to it. See, unlike every other Side-B in the game, if Wolf uses his Side-B in this idea, his speed is unaffected, so you don't have to start dashing all over again after using it. Basically, Wolf's using an attack that allows him to cover his rear in an escape. It does cause enemies to flinch, so they need to restart their run while Wolf keep sprinting, allowing him to, say, reach a safe place to charge up a Plasma Blast or, say, keep an enemy away from a Heart Container.

[IVIr.G]

Still don't like it.

Oh, and I ask permission to challenge this.

[Shrikeswind]

Granted.