User blog comment:Aranryanchampion/What makes a moveset or a special move uninspired? I am discussing that in this video..../@comment-5657903-20140706200717

You are right in this video. Cookie Monster was a character that, apart from the Up B, had a really interesting set of attacks. I know exactly how you feel. The Up B's are usually hard to make, and sometimes they are pretty weird ways to recover. Just look at Megaman and Simon Belmont's Up B from my Captain N moveset. I also like how you recognise your mistakes, even if the others don't. To this point, I dislike CD-i Zelda's moveset. It's really painful to watch, even if my fans think it's good. And do I need to mention my reviews? I always have that problem in my reviews.

I think I have an idea to solve that problem of those bad attacks from good movesets. Similar to what Smash Lawler did to Diglett's FS, you can show that new attack as an extra in other moveset. I had an idea for Cookie's Up B.

Up B: What starts with C: Cookie Monster jumps over a giant C, which is carried upwards with a couple of threads. Once it has reached a specific height, the C stops. You can press Down to fall in a similar way to the old Up B. If you press B, Cookie gets one of this things:

-Cookie: He bites it, healing damage, and drops it.

-Donut: The same as the cookie. However, it has a similar effect to Cosmo's Side B and it heals less damage when Cookie bites it, because it's not as good as the cookie.

-Moon: He bites it, damaging himself, but deals the most damage.

Inspiration Clip

As for Lilac, you can remake her when the game is out, so she would have more potential.