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Kirby's Moves - History Behind Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Shows where I believe Kirby's moves come from or what they have been influenced by. CORRECTION: It should be the Cutter ability at 6:18, not the Ninja ability. I sometimes don't notice these things until it's too late, like this time, after I released this video the public. At 7:28, it should obviously be "Brawl", not "Melee". Also, I apologize for "Pokémon" at 18:55 . I thought I had the subtitle file set to Unicode before I encoded it into the video, and I forgot to check before uploading it to YouTube. -__- If the subtitle file was set to Unicode before encoding, it would read "Pokémon" instead. I cover some additional history on Kirby's copy abilities and hats in a separate video, which I will try to post as a response to this one. I decided to make it a separate video since putting it in the beginning of this one would make the first half drag on too long. (More info on that video its description.) Also, I believe that when Kirby turns into a spiked ball for the down-B Stone move in Brawl, it's just a spiked ball, and not a Gordo.* When I did the Melee video, I didn't include it, but some people still wanted the Gordo reference, so that's why I decided to include it in this video. *I don't believe it's a Gordo because it doesn't have a face on it, unlike when Kirby turns into a Super Mario 64 Thwomp. Furthermore, there are actual Gordos in King Dedede's moveset, which don't look like the spiked ball Kirby turns into.