And last but not least, from my partner's favorite game ever it's Edmund McMillan's twisted brain child, Isaac. While I'd say the grim nature of this game definitely puts it in the impossible tier maybe Isaac is a good enough boy to get into Smash~! It's definitely food for thought on how the game's randomized nature and absurdly graphic powers would work in the world of Smash Bros. Something like a grizzly Game & Watch meets Mega Man or Samus. There's so many variables that honestly, you could really do anything with this character and it would still work and while I'm not as big of a fan of the game as my partner, I have helped them to collectively gain over 1000 hours in this beast, so I can't say I wouldn't enjoy seeing this sad little abomination in Smash's roster... though I feel like if he ever had a chance it would be as an Assist and nothing more but that's me. Then again, he inexplicably made it into Blade Strangers and held up pretty well there so who knows? ...granted the same can be said of Shovel Knight and we saw how that worked out...