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TOWER OF HEAVEN RIVALS OF AETHER PC
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TOWER OF HEAVEN RIVALS OF AETHER PC

It was first released on the PC on March 2017, but got a exclusive Xbox One re-release. As a third party, it's main protagonist, Zetterburn, was included in the roster of Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch as a DLC character, due to him not being finished for the final product. Since the Rivals Of Aether universe only has two games to draw material from, it has somewhat minimal representation: it features one character, one assist trophy, several music tracks, and 2 stages. Zetterburn doesn't have a place in the Story Mode, and oddly, his home stage in Tower of Smash is Norfair X, even though he has his own home stages.

Zetterburn: Zetterburn is the only character in the Rivals Of Aether Universe.

His moveset is very similar to his moveset in his home game, due to it being similar to Smash, with additional new attacks to account for the ones he's missing in the translation from RoE to Smash Switch. In turn, he can be considered as a semi-clone of Fox, and Wolf. He has a unique quirk, in that he can burn his opponents with certain attacks, causing them to take continuous damage for some time, and strengthen his KO power. He is a balanced, easy to learn fighter with strong sweet spots. He shares the same spot as the other DLC character on the character select screen.

Wrastor: Tosses a tornado across the screen, causing a wind to push opponents in a certain direction for a little while.

This will also increase the player who summoned him's speed.

Fire Capitol: Based off of the stage with the same name in RoE, and Zetterburn's home stage.

It's a stage with a plat form, and a wall on the right side, It's design is based off a mixture of the beta and final versions of the stage in RoE.

Tower Of Heaven: Even though it came from a different game, Super Smash Bros.

For Nintendo Switch refers it to be a part of the Rivals Of Aether series. The Earthen Division - A theme from RoE.Flight or Fight - A theme from RoE, from Wrastor's stage.Fiery Ambitions - A theme from RoE, from Zetterburn's stage.It looks similar to it's Rivals Of Aether appearance, with a special book of laws mechanic. Used in the Fire Capitol stage.Rivals of Aether is the spiritual sequel to Super Smash Land, a fan-made remake of Super Smash Bros., and therefore its gameplay mechanics are heavily based on the latter game. Each character must try to knock the others out of a two-dimensional arena. In addition to fighting game-style moves, characters can also use elemental-based attacks or passive abilities that also affect the stage. This creates a meta game of not only attacking other players but also affecting the arena itself.

Gameplay in general favors offense more than defense compared to Smash Bros. attacks can only be blocked by executing a timed "parry" rather than holding up a shield, and characters cannot safely grab edges when returning to the stage.Įach character represents a natural element, and this element is central to their play style.

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The playable characters are Absa (lightning), Etalus (ice), Forsburn (smoke), Kragg (earth), Maypul (plant), Orcane (water), Wrastor (air), Zetterburn (fire), Ranno (poison), Clairen (plasma), Sylvanos (forest), Elliana (steam), and guest characters Ori and Sein from Ori and the Blind Forest, and Shovel Knight from the series of the same name. In Smash Bros., many characters possess only close-combat attacks, with most projectiles being very short-lived. By contrast, all Rivals characters have at least one move with a long-lasting effect on the stage itself, such as bubbles that trap enemies, ice that lets the user move quickly, or a water puddle that can either power up the user's attacks or act as a point for the user to teleport to. Some even create platforms that change the physical makeup of the stage. Cecilia D'Anastasio of Kotaku described Smash Bros.