It's a bit gimmicky, but I've found it to be fairly effective. Equip one of the item effects and then an effect that starts you with one of the items affected by it, then load the character up with Smash Run powers that give you even more of the item lol. Item-based Builds: Basically, you build around one of the item-related equips, like Item Shooter (Ray Gun / Super Scope), Item Hitter (Beam Sword), Item Hurler (Bob-omb / Smart Bomb), and my favorite, Home-Run Bat + Quick Batter. Here are some of the other loadouts that work for more specific groups of characters: Other stuff I've been using tends to vary on the character-specific equipment, like the Pokemon getting special Home-Run stuff and so on and so forth. I hear tell that multiple Smash Ball Attractor badges will stack, but haven't been able to confirm it for sure yet. I don't really run these, but seems like it might be worthwhile for any custom multiplayer Smash matches where Smash Balls will be active lol. Smash Ball Attractor + any of the other various Smash Ball effects Double Final Smasher strikes me as another good one, low as the chance might be.
Or, even just equip a high-level health recovery power combined with 120% worth of damage, then just heal the damage right at the start of the game lol. Subclass: Vampire = add any Vampire effect equipment in for a safer version of the build. I usually run it on the Dark palette variants of characters, but it's pretty much Lucario's jam. Again, very risky, but very rewarding as well if you play carefully. At percentages of over 100 with Rage active, I've reduced Smash Run's toughest enemies like Clubberskull, Bulb-orbs, and Mimicuties to rubble in a matter of 3 or 4 solid smash attacks. It might sound bad in theory, but if you can avoid getting launched it hits like a semi, especially with Rage active. Desperate _ equipment is very useful for when you get to higher percentages, and if you REALLY want to get risky, you can throw more Tradeoff equipment on there. What you want to do is use any All-Around Tradeoff eqiupment, then give the character the Super Armor and Rage powers. This one is basically JUST for Smash Run if you decide you want to live dangerously, because it relies on Smash Run powers to be effective. Crouch Healer could be good for Classic, though. You can add Crouch Healer for the opportunity to basically double your regen speed, but in Smash Run you don't usually want to waste time sitting still. Basically best for Classic, but also decent for Smash Run if you can compensate for the drastically lowered mobility. I used this with Charizard (and a healthy dosage of Rock Smash) to win my first Classic 9.0 run. Especially good on campy, stally characters like Dedede, Samus, and Robin. Great for Classic, great for Smash Run, great for multiplayer Smash.Ĭombine an Auto-Healer equip with the two best Defense-boosting equips you can get don't fall off the stage and you'll be very difficult to kill. I've used this one to clear Classic 9.0 with Lucina, Greninja, and Robin. Basically good for every character, and on chars with enough vertical reach, it makes the Master Core 9.0 fight a breeze. Self-explanatory: charges Smash attacks longer for more power, and gives you super armor while charging for Ganondorf Warlock Punch levels of power and impunity for every Smash attack. Well, here are some of the main ones that I've come up with that any character can use: Customized characters are also great for feats like clearing Classic on 9.0, so hopefully it'll prove useful? Or just fun? IDK. So uh, I guess I thought I'd make a thread for comparing various custom strategies and whatnot. At first it was mainly for the moves (since I've been playing the crap out of Smash Run to get all the custom moves), but as a side effect I've wound up spending a lot of time creating silly little loadouts for all the characters (IE alts like Daisy, Wolf, all the Koopalings, and Robin's alts are based on classes from Fire Emblem lol) or even optimizing them. I dunno about you guys, but weirdly, the customization is one of the things I've been spending the most time on.
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