| Origin |
Famicom Disk System Tournaments |
| Earliest Release Date Of Origin |
February 21, 1986 |
| Home Stages |
History of Nintendo, Famicom Disk System |
| Up Taunt |
Diskun looks towards the screen and winks. |
| Down Taunt |
Diskun spins around genially. |
| Side Taunt |
Diskun makes an odd-sounding squeak. |
| Entrance |
Diskun jumps out of his original Diskun case. |
| Kirby Hat |
Kirby becomes completely yellow and gains Diskun-style eyes. |
| Alternate Costumes |
Diskun has a costume that is pure gold, and very shiny. He also has one that is black and grey, making him look like an actual floppy disk. |
| Weight |
2/5 |
| Height |
2/5 |
| Power |
3/5 |
| Jump |
3/5 |
| Speed |
5/5 |
| Standard Special |
Rewrite: Diskun pulls out a screwdriver and 'rewrites' anyone hit by the attack, a reference to the Famicom Disk System's ability to change certain aspects of various games, such as Kid Icarus, The Legend of Zelda, and Metroid, which, if edited, could boast a save feature.
Anyone 'rewritten' will gain 6-10% damage and may also (there is a 5/10 chance) have his, her, or its controls messed up for 4-5 seconds. |
| Side Special |
Floppy Diskun: Diskun throws a floppy disk forward. Anyone hit by the floppy disk will obviously take damage, 5-9% damage to be exact. If charged, Diskun will throw a larger floppy disk in a shuriken-throw-like style, dealing 10-13% damage.
There is a 1/100 chance in which Diskun will throw a gold plate encased floppy disk, though only if charged, dealing 25-30% damage. |
| Up Special |
Diskun Missile: Diskun squints, and a split second later jumps up into the air a few feet, spinning around wildly, dealing 8-11% damage to anyone hit by him with this attack. If charged, this attack will launch Diskun up even higher and deal 12-15% damage to anyone hit by it.
There is a possibility that, with a charged Diskun Missile, a shadow, ice, or fire effect will occur if Diskun hits someone. The shadow and fire effects make it so that opponents in mid-air hit by the attack will gain the 'lag' effect and drop to the ground with no option of jumping back up while the ice effect freezes ones hit by the attack for 3-5 seconds. The chance of one of these effects occuring is actually 1/10.
Also worthy of a note is that while charging up a Diskun Missile, Diskun may glow various colors. This effects the actual battle in no way whatsoever and can be considered a simple easter egg. |
| Down Special |
Diskun Counter: Diskun flails around wildly for 3-4 seconds. If anyone tries to hit Diskun during this time, Diskun will slam himself into his attacker, dealing double the damage they would have. |
| Final Smash |
The Amazing Mr. Disk!: Diskun becomes a huge version of himself, doubling his attack power for 15 seconds. Diskun will still take damage in this form but will not flinch. |
| Brief Info On Character |
Diskun, also known as 'Mr. Disk', was a mascot for several Famicom Disk System game score tournaments held by Nintendo in Japan. Prizes for having very high scores included gold tin-encased floppy disks of various Famicom Disk System games and gold cartridges.
He isn't too well known, even in his own country, due to his only being a mascot of tournaments. However, his popularity has somewhat risen since he has made his first in-game appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee as a trophy. |
| Works |
Famicom Disk System Tournaments, Super Smash Bros. Melee |
| Comment 1 (Jonno) |
The best of my early submissions. I really love my Diskun moveset. |
9:00 AM Nov 29
