The Big Third Anniversary 3DS Voting Spectacular with andyman949

Palutena
Points: 6
First places 0


You say:
"witty, occasionally snarky, but mostly made of heart."

I say: I enjoyed what I saw from her but I have played a shamefully small amount of KIU. I'll rectify that soon... (maybe)

Mallo
Points:7
First places0


You say:
"Fat sumo wrestler but completely loveable. I still hope he'll be in Smash."

I say: Charming little chap who thoroughly deserves a spot on this list.

Isabelle
Points: 8
First places 1


You say:
"she mimicked Iwata on a Nintendo Direct, what do you want? Always seems to be happy, despite the fact I clearly don't know where is a sensible place to put a wind turbine."

I say: I'm sure as far as Animal Crossing characters go she's lovely.

Rusty
Points: 8
First places0


You say:
"Controversial perhaps but I really like his game and he has more of a personality than most."

I say: A wonderful newcomer, there wasn't a lot to him but he was incredibly loveable.

Professor Hershel Layton
Points: 10
First places 0


You say:
"despite the faeces dumped on him in both 3DS games, Layton remains the gentleman's gentleman."

I say: A worthy placement for a brilliant character. Whilst his 3DS antics may not have reached the heights of his DS adventures, he has remained a joy throughout.

Luigi
Points: 27
First places 4


You say:
"The cut-scene I remember most vividly is Luigi finding the portal thing, sticking his arm through, and waving at himself. That alone was enough to secure his place in my heart, although his general demeanour was just as endearing. "Bad doggie!" he says pathetically into the air. Mario's got nothing on this."
"I've always had a lot of time for the cowardly little clown, and he had some great moments this year in M&L and Luigi's Mansion. What a lad."
"the super-expressive Luigi from Luigi's Mansion 2 was an easy first choice."
"Year of Luigi aside, I thought he played a fantastic role in Luigi’s Mansion 2. Yes, odd choice I know given the game’s hardly narrative and story driven, but Luigi is the anti-Mario in a way, cowardly, more human, even referred to as Nintendo’s Aardman. He’s just so endearing to be with, Next Level Games’ expert animation filling every moment with hilarity and pity."

I say: A worthy winner, why do they even bother with Mario when this wonderful chap is on the scene outdoing him every time. A fitting result for the Year of Luigi.