Okay, I know people are going to Falcon Punch my ass into the milky way for this one, but here it goes.
Shigeru Miyamoto / Shiggy
Basically, we have two options for him. Either he's him in person, or he's a Mii. The latter would probably sound more appealing, though.
Anyway, his moveset is made up of two things, the "Prop Display", which are his A-moves, and "Demo Play", which are his B-moves.
His A-moves involve the various props Shigeru Miyamoto used during his various presentations on events like E3, or just random stuff that just sound Miyamoto-like. His B-moves all involve the games he or others have showcased, either during press conferences or during interviews.
So, here are some moves:
A: Sword slash
AA: Double sword slash
AAA: Triple sword slash
Forward Smash: Shield bash
This stems from the attire he wore during the first time he showed the trailer for Twilight Princess, and one of his most famous ones, aside from the standard clothings he wears.
Up Smash: 1-Up
The name just comes from his t-shirt, which is the 1-Up Mushroom with said text below it. This attack basically just is a "yatta!" fist in the air, which doubles as an uppercut. It makes a fast 1-Up sound, really fast so that it doesn't sound distracting.
Down Smash: DS Liteness
Let's say that calibrating the brightness of the DS Lite didn't go well back then. Has a small area of effect, but can hit from both sides, as well as up and down.
B: Musical encore
Miyamoto pulls out his Wii remote, which transforms into a random instrument. The trumpet causes very light damage but high knockback, the guitar does medium damage but little knockback, and the drum causes high damage, but no knockback, although it does meteor pretty well. Finally, he can in rare instances conduct an orchestra, having a similar effect to Jigglypuff's sing, but has also a guaranteed flower when hit.
Side B: Tennis
Miyamoto pulls out hiw Wii remote, which transforms in either a tennis racket or a ping pong bat, after which he dashes towards his opponent when the B button is released. The tennis racket will deal high damage and might send the opponent flying depending on how long you held the button. The ping pong bat doesn't send the opponent flying that much, and the damage dealt is lower.
Down B: Make a bow
Miyamoto makes a bow. It's a great meteor attack, and it has the potential to bury the opponent, or even send them off platforms.
Up B: Point and grab
This is a pretty much just a form of teleport, and it can be comparable to Lucario's, however, it's a little bit slower, has more time to finish, and you can control it much more freely. It's based on the fact that the Wii remote can point and grab certain objects in certain games. However, this could be substituted for:
Up B: Gardening
Miyamoto throws a seed right below him, and rides the wave, e.g. plant. It's controllable, and when thrown in the air, it sprouts the plant from the most lowest point, which grows up until it reaches Miyamoto's feet, by which it will then give Miyamoto an upward boost, acting as a third jump.
Final Smash: The best press conference ever
A big screen pops up behind the stage, on which a pointer with an area of effect appears. Miyamoto has by then already moved to the background, so he can't really fall off. When you press an attack button, it will summon a picture on that spot, which gives the area of effect a certain effect. This varies between damage (elemental or not) to status ailments. Or:
The big screen still pops up behind the stage. The screen is dark, except for a hotspot. Now, when using a B-move, Everyone in the spotlight will be affected. The spotlight will follow Miyamoto, though. Since his B-moves get replaced, he can't triple jump. Everyone and everything outside the spotlight will be darkened, not so much that you can't see, but enough that sight gets slightly impaired. Also, probably damage over time, similar to being off-screen, only the effect is less.
Also, below was the original moveset I was going to post, but then I figured out that it was mostly more useful for Miis.
B: Wii Sports: Tennis / Wii Sports Resort: Ping Pong
Officially only known as Wii Sports: Tennis, he pulls out a tennis racket, and hits his opponents with it, which does descent damage depending on how long you held B. However, in rare instances, he pulls out a ping pong bat. While it doesn't do as much damage, it does do knock back, unlike the regular attack.
>B: Wii Sports: Bowling
He uses his Wii remote to throw a bowling ball. You do need to hold the B-button until he swings forward, or the ball might even get thrown behind him. Let go too late, and the ball either goes a little bit upward, or doesn't even go at all. The swingback isn't that long, so you can still attack fairly quickly, only not too fast.
vB: Wii Music
The Wii remote transforms into a random instrument, either a trumpet, which gives people a knockback but no damage, a percussion instrument, which does quake damage, or a guitar, which doesn't do damage, but does inflict a stun effect.
Shigeru Miyamoto / Shiggy
Basically, we have two options for him. Either he's him in person, or he's a Mii. The latter would probably sound more appealing, though.
Anyway, his moveset is made up of two things, the "Prop Display", which are his A-moves, and "Demo Play", which are his B-moves.
His A-moves involve the various props Shigeru Miyamoto used during his various presentations on events like E3, or just random stuff that just sound Miyamoto-like. His B-moves all involve the games he or others have showcased, either during press conferences or during interviews.
So, here are some moves:
A: Sword slash
AA: Double sword slash
AAA: Triple sword slash
Forward Smash: Shield bash
This stems from the attire he wore during the first time he showed the trailer for Twilight Princess, and one of his most famous ones, aside from the standard clothings he wears.
Up Smash: 1-Up
The name just comes from his t-shirt, which is the 1-Up Mushroom with said text below it. This attack basically just is a "yatta!" fist in the air, which doubles as an uppercut. It makes a fast 1-Up sound, really fast so that it doesn't sound distracting.
Down Smash: DS Liteness
Let's say that calibrating the brightness of the DS Lite didn't go well back then. Has a small area of effect, but can hit from both sides, as well as up and down.
B: Musical encore
Miyamoto pulls out his Wii remote, which transforms into a random instrument. The trumpet causes very light damage but high knockback, the guitar does medium damage but little knockback, and the drum causes high damage, but no knockback, although it does meteor pretty well. Finally, he can in rare instances conduct an orchestra, having a similar effect to Jigglypuff's sing, but has also a guaranteed flower when hit.
Side B: Tennis
Miyamoto pulls out hiw Wii remote, which transforms in either a tennis racket or a ping pong bat, after which he dashes towards his opponent when the B button is released. The tennis racket will deal high damage and might send the opponent flying depending on how long you held the button. The ping pong bat doesn't send the opponent flying that much, and the damage dealt is lower.
Down B: Make a bow
Miyamoto makes a bow. It's a great meteor attack, and it has the potential to bury the opponent, or even send them off platforms.
Up B: Point and grab
This is a pretty much just a form of teleport, and it can be comparable to Lucario's, however, it's a little bit slower, has more time to finish, and you can control it much more freely. It's based on the fact that the Wii remote can point and grab certain objects in certain games. However, this could be substituted for:
Up B: Gardening
Miyamoto throws a seed right below him, and rides the wave, e.g. plant. It's controllable, and when thrown in the air, it sprouts the plant from the most lowest point, which grows up until it reaches Miyamoto's feet, by which it will then give Miyamoto an upward boost, acting as a third jump.
Final Smash: The best press conference ever
A big screen pops up behind the stage, on which a pointer with an area of effect appears. Miyamoto has by then already moved to the background, so he can't really fall off. When you press an attack button, it will summon a picture on that spot, which gives the area of effect a certain effect. This varies between damage (elemental or not) to status ailments. Or:
The big screen still pops up behind the stage. The screen is dark, except for a hotspot. Now, when using a B-move, Everyone in the spotlight will be affected. The spotlight will follow Miyamoto, though. Since his B-moves get replaced, he can't triple jump. Everyone and everything outside the spotlight will be darkened, not so much that you can't see, but enough that sight gets slightly impaired. Also, probably damage over time, similar to being off-screen, only the effect is less.
Also, below was the original moveset I was going to post, but then I figured out that it was mostly more useful for Miis.
B: Wii Sports: Tennis / Wii Sports Resort: Ping Pong
Officially only known as Wii Sports: Tennis, he pulls out a tennis racket, and hits his opponents with it, which does descent damage depending on how long you held B. However, in rare instances, he pulls out a ping pong bat. While it doesn't do as much damage, it does do knock back, unlike the regular attack.
>B: Wii Sports: Bowling
He uses his Wii remote to throw a bowling ball. You do need to hold the B-button until he swings forward, or the ball might even get thrown behind him. Let go too late, and the ball either goes a little bit upward, or doesn't even go at all. The swingback isn't that long, so you can still attack fairly quickly, only not too fast.
vB: Wii Music
The Wii remote transforms into a random instrument, either a trumpet, which gives people a knockback but no damage, a percussion instrument, which does quake damage, or a guitar, which doesn't do damage, but does inflict a stun effect.