Urban Champion (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how Urban Champion appears in Super Smash Stadium. He has no information about him in general, but his game does.
The last character to debut in Season 1, Urban Champion is a playable character on Super Smash Stadium. He debuted, oddly, not alongside a stage from his own universe, but rather Game Show Arena.
==In his own universe==
A prototype of the Smash Bros. games, Urban Champion sees you brawling in a hood, with the goal of knocking your opponents into manholes. An incredibly simple game even by the standards of its time, the only things that keep the game fresh are flowerpots coming down from the buildings as well as the cops driving by. A "level" in this game is best 3 out of 5; you have to beat 15 levels (notch 45 wins) to become Urban Champion. The buildings are very simplistic, with nameplates like "Bookstore" and "Barber Shop" indicating what they are.
==Attributes==
Urban Champion is probably the most hated active character on SSS, to the point where Game Show Arena's designers have wished in multiple interviews since their retirement that that stage either debuted no new character, or a character in a canon Smash Bros. game that's retired or demoted to an Assist Trophy/Poké-Ball Pokémon in SSS, such as Pac-Man or Mewtwo. As a filthy street thug hailing from a universe where you could just poke opponents to kill them as long as they were about to head into the manhole, Urban Champion is extremely weak, and his playstyle focuses on being a massive coward, baiting his opponents, hitting them while they're down, then fleeing just as quickly.
Unfortunately, his speed is quite middling, and his jump is very low. As a result, he has almost no air game whatsoever. Because of how simplistic his home game was, a good lot of his moveset in SSS had to be created from scratch. Joke character, plain and simple. Even Kasumi and Bayonetta, two other "hated characters", are viewed more positively.
===Changes===
*Season 4: Yes.
*Season 15: Was made faster, but had to pay for it by being the weakest character in the game.
*Season 36: Un-nerfed.
*Season 39: Made slightly stronger, but slightly slower.
*Season 47: Yes.
===Moveset===
Entrance: Pops out of a manhole.
Move Name	Description
Neutral Special:
Punch	The sole move Urban Champion could perform in his home game. As in that game, you have two options: the weak punch, which does less damage and knockback but can set up comboes, and the strong punch, achieved by holding for three seconds. The strong punch is hella slow.
Strong punch kills at 130%.
Side Special:
Manhole Cover	Urban Champion flings precisely that. Does moderate damage and knockback, but is pretty slow.
Kills at 160%.
Up Special:
Uppercut	Urban Champion does an uppercut, hitting people on the way up. He does not hit anyone on the way down, leaving him wide open.
Kills at 180%.
Down Special:
Flowerpot	Urban Champion throws down a flowerpot, which does little damage and knockback but instantly breaks shields, buries grounded opponents, and can Meteor Smash anyone in the air.
Kills at 0% off a Meteor; cannot kill otherwise.
Final Smash:
Police	A police car speeds in up to half a Final Destination's length; anyone in its way gets arrested and dragged to the other side of the stage for a kill. They can button mash out if they're at low percentages, however.
Kills at 0%.
===Taunts===
*Up Taunt: Puts his fists up.
*Side Taunt: Punches the air.
*Down Taunt: Sits down.
===Victory===
*Pose: Celebrates while a woman throws confetti on him.
*Theme: The victory theme from Urban Champion.
*"No Contest"/Loss Theme: A loss theme from Urban Champion.
==Costumes==
*Default
*Black
*Hispanic
*Irish Ginger
*Asian
*Butch Woman: A biker chick in leather.
*Camp Gay: Almost resembles Mettaton, in his EX form.
*Italian: Actually voiced by Mike Sorrentino, AKA "The Situation" from Jersey Shore! How Alex managed to get through that without punching him will likely never be known. D:
...Basically, his alts are all various stereotypes of "urban champions".
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