Val Smith (SSS)

:This article is strictly about how Val appears in Super Smash Stadium. For information about her in general, see her article on the Scooby-Doo Fanon Wiki.
Valerie Smith, one of St. Clair Publications' "mascots" and whose name is often shortened to "Val"In the opening to Back to Coolsville, Ella actually called her "Valerie Smith" until Amy became a permanent character., is a playable character on Super Smash Stadium. She, along with her friends Ella, Linda, and Yuki, all debuted alongside the revived Malt Shop on the Season 43 premiere. She is also a show host, having served in that capacity since a few weeks into Season 41. She's somewhat unique in that she didn't debut with a new stage, but was rather added to an existing one.
==In her own universe==
Val was originally crafted to be a genderswap of Shaggy. That's why she speaks in the most stereotypical "Valley Girl" voice ever, as if she were cryogenically frozen in the 1980's and then thawed out after 30 years; it's an attempted "update" of Shaggy's equally cringey 1960's beatnik style. However, she would switch roles with Yuki by the time the series debuted.
This quite awkwardly puts Val in the "smart woman" role, à la Goombella, and the awkwardness of it all is almost always played for laughs. Still, when the rest of the crew needs a break in the case badly, it's usually Val who finds it, so they don't mind how Val talks.
However, in one Back to Coolsville episode, Ella revealed that she is actually smarter than Val, boasting an IQ of nearly 200...
==Attributes==
Val is the most balanced of the Back to Coolsville cast. Much like Rosalina, she's a heavyweight even though she doesn't look it. At 6'4"/1.93 meters tall and 200 pounds/90.72 kilograms (the same weight as Mandi), Val is quite a pudgeball, and survives about as well as you'd expect someone at that weight to survive. She needs that survivability, too, because her height is a liability on SSS. A Jill of almost all trades (she has no disjointed attacks), it's hard to go wrong with Val.
===Changes===
*Season 47: Her Final Smash was nerfed. Yes, it was even MORE broken before: the freeze duration was one second for every ONE percent the opponent had, guaranteeing a 10-second freeze!
===Moveset===
Entrance: Drives in on a motorcycle and kicks it away, then says "Hey, dude" afterward.
Move Name	Description
Neutral Special:
Hydroflask	Val flings precisely that in an arc at opponents; the color of the flask, chosen at random, determines what will happen:
*White: Puts the opponent to sleep.
*Orange: Val restores 25% to herself. In a Team Battle, she instead restores 10% to herself and all partners.
*Yellow: Only inflicts damage with no extra effect.
*Brown: Doubles Val's speed for 15 seconds. In a Team Battle, she and her partners instead have their speed increased by 1.5× each.
*Green: Insta-breaks shields, ignores counters/reflectors, and stuns opponents either way.
*Red: Burns the opponent.
*Blue: Freezes the opponent.
*Purple: Shrinks the opponent for 15 seconds.
*Black: Kills the opponent instantly.
All flasks except for the black one kill at 150%.
Side Special:
Biker Chick	See the side specials of: Wario, Waluigi, and the other Back to Coolsville characters.
Kills at 125%.
Up Special:
Propeller Pack	Val equips Ashley's famous propeller pack, allowing her free reign over the battlefield for 10 seconds. You can press again during that time to throw more hydroflasks-sk-sk-sk-sk-sk-sk, or use any of her aerials, but once the 10 seconds are up or you push down to cancel, Val becomes helpless. Anyone who gets caught in the propeller gets trapped inside, and can possibly be dragged to their doom.
Cannot kill on its own except for the aforementioned "cheap death" option.
Down Special:
Acid Grenade	Val flings live grenades, which function just like the ones Snake uses, except they explode in acid, which poisons opponents and does further damage.
Kills at 135%.
Final Smash:
The Cold Shoulder	Val engages her signature attack from Back to Coolsville, which involves her eating blue Scooby Snacks, freezing all opponents with a duration of one second for every 2% they have on them. Since this move does 10% on its own, this guarantees a five-second freeze.
Kills at 200%.
===Taunts===
*Up Taunt: Makes beckoning motions and says, "Oh no you don't, dude; I'm, like, SO not finished with you yet!"
*Side Taunt: Breakdances.
*Down Taunt: Crosses her arms and says "Follow the fucking science, shithead!" (She said nothing prior to the Covid-19 outbreak.)
===Victory===
*Pose: Mixes two potions and cackles somewhat psychotically.
*Theme: Team St. Clair Publications' victory theme.
*"No Contest"/Loss Theme: Team St. Clair Publications' loss theme.
==Costumes==
*Default: Her black dress.
*"Classic": Val dressed like Velma.
*Hoenn Pokémon Trainer: From St. Clair Publications' 2013 Halloween celebration, Val dressed as May.
*Cowgirl: From St. Clair Publications' 2014 Halloween celebration, Val dressed as precisely that, with brown boots.
*Japanese Schoolgirl: From St. Clair Publications' 2015 Halloween celebration. Could also reference Clueless, the "spiritual successor" to the movie and song Valley Girl.
*Biker Val: A blue biker outfit mimicking the ones the princesses wear in the Mario Kart games.
*Val Kagamine: Val dressed as Rin Kagamine from the Vocaloid series.
*Bikini
==Notes==