Morshu

Open for Business
Morshu exits his shop and steps onto the battlefield. The doors then vanish like an item.

Neutral B - Rupees
Morshu shoots 8 red rupees that make a circle around him. The rupees can be charged up to be shot farther. The longer the charge, the farther they go. Up to 3 rupees can be saved. If he runs out of rupees, he can't use the attack, so "as long as he has enough rupees," he can use this attack. The rupees regenerate over the course of time in the fight. If no rupees are in the counter when he uses this special, he will do his infamous "Mmm!" line as he points in the air.

Origin
While rupees have been a staple in the Zelda series since the series started, this attack comes from one of Morshu's two lines in Link: The Faces of Evil "Lamp Oil? Rope? Bombs? You want it? It's yours my friend, as long as you have enough ruppes!". This was converted into Lawl by letting Morshu use the attack "as long as he has enough rupees". Secondly, the kind of rupees he trows are red rupees. But in The Zelda CD-i games, the money are rubies, instead of rupees. That's why the rupees are red.

Side B - Lamp Oil
Morshu spills some lamp oil in front of him. Once spilled, it becomes a slip trap. When hit with a fire attack (ex: Fireball, Fire Flower, etc.), as it is oil, it will combust into a fire trap. If it's hit with an explosive (ex: Bob-omb, Electrode, etc.), it will double the blast zone.

Origin
First appearing in Link: The Faces of Evil, but most known in Twilight Princess. Lamp oil is used to light dark caves for a limited amount of time. However, this move is more towards real oil which is known to be slippery and highly flammable.

Up B - Rope
Morshu pulls out a rope and uses it as a lasso (at least when you hold down B). Using the analog stick can aim where he'll throw it (which can be easily done on a classic controller because of the octagonal shape where the analog stick is). It can grab opponents, items, and ledges.

Origin
First appearing in Link: The Faces of Evil, the rope is used to reach high places that cannot be reached normally by jumping (however given the game's bad control, it's hard to jump period). However it could not grab items or enemies, making it more remenesent of the boomerang than a rope. However, the boomerang can't grab ledges.

Down B - Bomb
Morshu throws a bomb. There are 6 different types of bombs he can throw. They can be aimed with the analog stick in one of 3 directions after pressing B again. The types come out of a chance similar to Judge. Unlike Judge, however, which has 1/7 chance of each attack, each bomb has a different chance, as the table below will show.

Origin
Ever since the start of the Zelda series, bombs have been used to both kill enimies and find hidden doors in walls. The denominators of the chance of each bomb all being 10 may be a reference to both Zelda CD-I games where it takes 10 bombs to blow up a rock.

Final Smash - Morshu Bomb
8 ropes come out of Morshu to grab opponents. If at least one enemy is in a rope, Morshu then pushes a button on a remote and jumps up. A giant nuclear missle falls down with Morshu on top of it. Morshu then says "Bomb, you want it? It's yours my friend!" The nuke then crashes onto the ground, KO-ing everyone who got trapped by the remote. If no one gets trapped in the rope, the ropes go back in and Morshu says "Sorry," canceling the final smash. Anyone who isn't trapped in the rope can still take damage from the ending explosion.

Origin
This is the only move NOT to be from Link: The Faces of Evil. It actually comes from this video.

KOSFX
KOSFX1: "Mmm!"

KOSFX2: "Sorry."

Star KOSFX: "MMMMMMMMMMMMM!"

Screen KOSFX: "Ro--"

Taunts
Up: "You want it?"

Sd: *flicks both birds at the screen*

Dn: "It's yours, my friend! As long as you have enough rupees!"

Victory Options+Failure/Clap
1. "Come back when you're a little, mmm, richer!"

2. "Sorry, my friend. I can't give credit!"

3. *approves of a copy of Smash Bros. Lawl*

Failure/Clap: Bombs?

Standard Attacks
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Snake Codec
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Character Description
Arccoding to Youchew Morshu is a man who is found in Link: Faces of Evil. A local merchant, his real name is Morshu Hundenbilg, but prefers to be called "Malfunctioning Bubba", in rememberence of his college years. Also mistaken for Tim Wonnacott.

His main products include lamp oil, rope, and bombs, among other "things". He also acts like a jerk to people who aren't rich enough to buy things. All payments for his wares must be made up front, since he can't give credit.

He has a secret food stash in his shop. He doesn't sell the food so he can eat it himself, hence his large size. Another reason for his weight is because he has an unhealthy habit of eating bombs. He was also the lead singer of The Cure for two months, although there is no record of this.

Classic Mode
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Role in SSE
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Extras
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Trivia

 * He's the character to first introduce spam prevention.