Fantendo Smash Bros. Remix (Ragtag Refusal)/Smite

Smite 	Smite
 	
Franchise	KillGames
Homestage	Forsaken Magma
Credit To	
What happens, when you don't like a character, you scrap it, then you deliberately ignore its existence? Uh, do you expect us to say that they get angry at their creator, become vengeful, and get ready to destroy their still-living characters? WRONG. This is NOT one of those aware-of-why-they-exist state-of-the-art art. The real answer? Has a somehwat better chance to be picked up as a boss fight for Fantendo Smash Bros. Remix! That's Smite here, folks! 
A scrapped character from KillGames 1, Smite is the most powerful cyborg to come from the ? Project. The reason why Smite joins is because the demons killed its parents, and wants to take vengeance on them. And then it was sent to the KillGames, seeking to kill any demon- Soul included. This character didn't see the light of the day however and got scrapped, replaced by Vice, who was Smite, but as a demon or whatever. Who in turn didn't come back for KillGames 2, while Trip & Wire just jumped off of the "not returning" wagon to return, as DLC. 
What an interesting story Smite has. 
==Boss Fight Description==
Did you really expect this boss to be like any other Super Smash Bros. boss where they basically just stay in one spot and then attack, but never really chasing you? Did you really expect this boss to just be like Giga Bowser? You're wrong. Smite likes to run up to you and then perform a powerful attack right on you before teleporting to a random spot before running up to you again. You can flinch it, which will stop its attack and its teleporting, and you can block most of its attacks with very little damage done to your shield. It takes about ten hits to you for it to get ready to do its Ultimate Move, but twenty hits if you're shielded.
Without the Kamikaze, it can't damage your shield in any way and actually takes more damage, but it automatically teleports after three seconds of attacking it. You can't knock it back, you can only flinch it.
===Battlefield===
Forsaken Magma is set in a volcano with an entire crowd watching you fight Smite. Smite's battlefield is mostly flat, except at the far ends of the arena, where there are staircases that you can ascend up from to gain a height difference compared to Smite. In the background you can see a crowd of white puffballs that resemble Geiger, and below is a lava pit.
==Moveset==
Normal Moves 	Normal Moves
Kamikaze Slash 	Two slashes, with the last slash causing an explosion.
Killing Blow 	This is only done if you're above 120% damage, and Smite will do a very powerful slash that if you don't dodge, will instantly kill you. Hacking this move to be done early reveals that it'll kill you no matter what, even at 0%.
Blender Kamikaze 	Jumps up, moving backwards in the process, before slamming and dragging Kamikaze along the ground. Don't get hurt by it.
Shock Jumper 	Will perform an upward slash before slamming back down and creating a slow-moving fire shockwave.
Passionate Thrust	Has a one second start-up instead of immediately; this ignores your shield, but won't ignore your dodge.
Aerial Cutter 	Attempting to jump over it and failing to will result in it doing an Aerial Slash. It has quite the knockback and does 12% damage. If it doesn't hit you, a fast moving energy wave will, that will be aimed towards you. It also curves slightly.
Free Break 	If you hold it for too long, it'll break out with a slash that does damage. Throw it, don't just let go of it.
Half-HP Moves 	Half-HP Moves
Nova Chopper 	Spins forward, being surrounded in an energy ball that grows as it travels. At the end, the energy ball explodes.
Kamikaze Literal 	Throws its blade forward to do rapid damage and eventually explode. It still does weak shield damage and it's not as threatening as the other Ultimate Moves it does, though it's the most powerful of all Smite's non-ultimate moves. Loses the Kamikaze in the process, regaining it after the fifth attack.
Glorious Plunge 	Jumps into the air before thrusting its blade into the ground, causing two slow-moving shockwaves to appear on both of its sides. The shockwaves can grind your shield down, so just try and run away from it.
Energy Blazing 	Shoots a powerful laser beam forward from Kamikaze. It doesn't do rapid enough damage that you can't just dodge it or block it once you get hit by it.
Unleash Comets 	Plunges the sword into the ground. Unlike Glorious Plunge, the plunging doesn't do damage, and instead causes five energy orbs to appear and hover before launching themselves downwards and causing miniature explosions upon impact. Doesn't move until the end of this move. Covers a fair amount of distance.
Shatter Limit 	A unique attack where it powers up its next attack, but afterwards has its Kamikaze break. Never used in conjunction with one of its Ultimate Moves.
Ultimate Moves 	Ultimate Moves
Slash of the Just	Charges up a lot of energy. Has a very long start-up of two seconds; afterwards, Smite charges forward. If you get hit, it'll slash you before following up with many slashes, and ending with a slash wave that is capable of pushing you off screen. The dash itself only ends if Smite reaches a ledge, in where he'll briefly lose balance before regaining it. If you hit it during this period, it will be thrown into the fiery pit for 25 damage before it jumps back.
Lost Trust Thrust	Jumps up incredibly high before firing a quick-moving beam towards you, lasting for one second but doing massive damage (50%) and knockback. Can be blocked and does very weak shield damage, on the contrary.
No Kamikaze Moves	No Kamikaze Moves
Twin Knuckles 	Punches the opponent two times before punching them with both of its fist.
Uppercut Combo 	Uppercuts the opponent before punching them if the attack connects successfully.
==Trivia==
*Technically, this is Smite's first proper game appearance, considering Smite before was scrapped and replaced with, as said, Vice. It was mainly brought into Fantendo Smash Bros. Remix for being an obscure character who got replaced with a different concept, and that Mr. Yokai found it kinda fun to see if it could give Smite a moveset from the lacking description it got.
*Smite's battle is heavily inspired from Digimon All-Star Rumble's Story Mode; 
*It was originally supposed to use demonic energy but it was too ironic to Mr. Yokai.
*If one looks real closely in the background for Forsaken Magma, they can actually find some hidden references, including:
**Milo & Ecto.
**Some random dinosaur that's actually one of Torque's old designs.
**Stun also appears.
**A Bob-Omb stylized after Redge.
**Shine's very old concept in which she was supposed to be part-cat but was able to transform into an eagle, a spider, and a shark.
**Vice, who didn't return for KillGames 2.
**Grylon, who in Mr. Yokai's opinion, looks kinda like Vice.
**Frycisca.
**Burst.
**Adam, wearing a wendigo skull.
*Smite actually utters stuff at times aside from just shouting the name of its attacks, in a different voice. This includes:
**"Pathetic." (if it breaks your shield with an attack)
**"No remains." (if it hits you you with a Shatter Limit attack)
**"Cannot." (if it breaks out of your grip)
**"Your cover is none." (may say this instead of "Slash of the Just!" if it uses it on Microwave)
**"It was your duty." (may say this instead of "Lost Trust Thrust" if it uses it on any demon-related character, including Microwave)
**"How... can this..." (if defeated with a very weak attack such as a jab, rather than screaming)
**"No...!" (if you manage to make it lose its balance)
**"Erased." (25% chance to happen instead of grunting if it manages to land an Ultimate Attack on you)
**"Let nothing echo." (if it does what might be a killing blow to you)
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