| Trendsetter | |||
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| Availability | Unlockable | ||
Trendsetter () is a newcomer in Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle.
Hailing from the Style Savvy/Trendsetters franchise, she is a young aspiring fashion designer that uses her skills in fashion and shopping to take on her opponents in battle.
How to Unlock[]
- ???
- Collect 20 Mii Fighter Outfits and Headgear.
- Get her to join your party in The Galactic Battle.
With the exception of the final task, Trendsetter will challenge the player to a battle on Savvy Runway. Defeating her will allow her to be used for regular gameplay.
Moveset[]
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Neutral attack | N/A | Trendsetter swipes her purse at the opponent three times, ending with a spin swipe. Each swipe moves her forwards. |
| Forward Tilt | N/A | Trendsetter leans forward and attacks the opponent with her feet, while trying on new sparkling heels. |
| Up Tilt | N/A | Trendsetter spins within a lively jump. The jump aesthetically features lively effects. |
| Down Tilt | N/A | Trendsetter faces forwards as she tries on a Gothic jacket, then swipes her arms out of the sleeves in an "X" shape as she kneels down. The sleeves will release Gothic flowers, which can cause opponents to trip. |
| Dash Attack | N/A | Trendsetter runs forward while spinning around, with a feminine ribbon appearing during the attack. Similar to Mega Man's dash attack. |
| Forward Smash | N/A | Trendsetter charges a purse forwards. Depending on the amount of charging, the purse will change, with the weakest being a simple purse, the middle ground being a purse with straps, and the strongest charge being a briefcase. The briefcase will cause a meteor smash if charged. |
| Up Smash | N/A | Trendsetter kneels down, and then a slow motion leap that will cause a lively explosion around her. |
| Down Smash | N/A | Trendsetter spins around while being surrounded by piano keys. Move can be charged to create a bigger radius. This move is based upon a similar animation in the Style Savvy games, which would happen if the player was able to correctly match an outfit without having to consult the client. |
| Neutral Aerial | N/A | Trendsetter poses in mid-air creating a “Feminine” sparkle around her, similar to Mewtwo's Neutral Air. |
| Forward Aerial | N/A | Trendsetter spins and swipes her leg forward with some “Ethnic” flair. |
| Back Aerial | N/A | Trendsetter twists a bit and swipes horizontally with “Ethnic” flair. |
| Up Aerial | N/A | Trendsetter spins in the air, followed by a “Gothic” Crown which suddenly appears above her. Similar to Zelda's up-air. |
| Down Aerial | N/A | Trendsetter flips upside down, suddenly wearing a pair of Gothic Platform shoes as she stamps down on the opponent. Similar to Dr. Mario's down-air. |
| Grab | N/A | Trendsetter grabs the opponent by their collar. |
| Pummel | N/A | Trendsetter hits the opponent with her purse several times. |
| Forward Throw | N/A | Trendsetter rejects the opponent, as she shoves them forwards. |
| Back Throw | N/A | Trendsetter throws the opponent behind her with a look of dissatisfaction, then cheerfully lifts her leg up in a cute manner to send them further by kicking them. |
| Up Throw | N/A | Trendsetter throws the opponents upwards, and waves to the camera, before smacking them above her. |
| Down Throw | N/A | Trendsetter throws the opponent on the ground in a disinterested manner and stomps on them. |
| Neutral Special | Strike a Pose! | Trendsetter shows off her stuff by setting off a blast of pure fashion around her as she selects a new temporary outfit, each one changing stats for her. However, the move must use a different outfit each time, as more than three times will weaken the boosted stats of the outfit. |
| Side Special | Order In! | Trendsetter makes a quick call on her cell, suddenly ducking as a large clothing rack shoots in from behind, ramming into opponents in front of her. Opponents behind her have a chance of getting hit if they are in the way of the rack. Trendsetter will be left open to attacks from opponents if the move misses. |
| Up Special | New Footwear | A Giant Shoe lifts up Trendsetter, then stomps right down, depending on the outfit selected from Strike a Pose, the shoe will look different, and do more or less damage. This move is based on the European boxart for Style Savvy which featured a giant shoe. |
| Down Special | Outfit Change | A curtain will rise from the ground covering Trendsetter, in this state she can't move but the curtain will protect her from various attacks. The move only lasts for four seconds, and will weaken if used for more than four seconds. |
| Final Smash | Fashion Show | A cinematic scene plays where Trendsetter turns the stage into a fashion runway. Trendsetter then begins a series of poses as the cameras flash on her, with any opponents caught within taking damage from the flashes from the cameras. Any opponents with high damage are insta-ko'd after the move ends. |
Other Animations[]
| Animation | Description |
|---|---|
| On-Screen Appearance | Trendsetter is driven into the stage on a scooter driven by her boyfriend. She then waves as he drives off before getting her stance ready. |
| Idle Animation 1 | Brushes down her outfit. |
| Idle Animation 2 | Looks down behind her. |
| Idle Animation 3 | Checks her shoes. |
| Idle Animation 4 | Brushes her hair to the side. |
| Taunt 1 | Rocks Out on an air-guitar. |
| Taunt 2 | Touches up her make-up. This taunt gives a 2% power boost each time its applied until taking at least 20% damage. |
| Taunt 3 | Takes a selfie. |
| Star KO | Yells, "Waaaaah!" as she disappears into the sky. |
| Screen KO | Crashes into the screen with a >.< face. |
| Character Selection Screen | |
| Crowd Chant | "Trendsetter! Ooh La La! Trendsetter Ooh La La!" |
| Victory Pose 1 | |
| Victory Pose 2 | |
| Victory Pose 3 |
Role in The Elemental Labyrinth[]
Trendsetter was among the many fighters present during Master Hand and Crazy Hand's ceremony congratulating the fighters. Trendsetter was present during the clash between Hearth, Floe, Master Hand, and Crazy Hand. During the clash between the six deities, Trendsetter was seen attempting to fight back some of the beams with her mirror alongside Suicune, who was attempting to shield both with its Mirror Shield. This proves fruitless as both are launched into the beams by Dr. Coyle, who was given the nod by Balder, with Trendsetter being vaporized by Amperage's beams, and Suicune being vaporized by Floe's Ice Beams, placing Trendsetter under the control of Amperage, while Suicune was placed under the control of Floe.
Role in Classic Mode[]
Trendsetter will appear as an opponent in the 3DS, Wii U, Ultimate, and Galactic Battle styles of Classic Mode. She can also appear as an ally in any variations of Classic Mode.
Style Savvy![]
Trendsetter's Ultimate Style Classic Mode is titled Style Savvy!, and features Madame Broode as the Final Boss. Trendsetter fights opponents with various alternate costumes that can be considered fashionable. All battles take place on the Battlefield, Final Destination, and regular variations of Savvy Runway, while each fight plays a track from the Style Savvy universe.
| Round | Opponent(s) | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mona | Diamond City |
| 2 | Isabelle | Town & City |
| 3 | Bayonetta & Jeanne | Umbra Clock Tower |
| 4 | Tsubasa | Castle Seige |
| 5 | Inkling | Moray Towers |
| 6 | Peach & Daisy | New Donk City Hall |
| N/A | Bonus Round | N/A |
| Final | Madame Broode | ? |
Alternate Costumes[]
Trendsetter's design changes with each costume. Different outfits, hair, and even skin tones are able to selected with no differences in gameplay changes.
| Image | Color | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Smash Taunts[]
Palutena's Guidance[]
Snake's Codecs[]
Fighter Spirits[]
Trendsetter's Fighter Spirit can be obtained by completing Classic Mode. It is also available periodically for purchase in the shop for 500 coins. Unlocking Trendsetter in The Galactic Battle allows the player to preview the first spirit below in the Spirit List under the name "???". As a Fighter Spirit, it cannot be used in Spirit Battles and is purely aesthetic. Each Fighter Spirit has an alternate version that replaces them with their artwork in Galactic Battle.
