Animal Crosser

Neutral Special ~~~ Gyroid
Animal Crosser fumbles in his pocket for about half a second, then throws a little robotic gyroid (seen here) forward. It's about the size of Olimar, and is thrown forward about a Battlefield platform's length. Only one gyroid may be present per Animal Crosser in a match at a time. It does nothing when thrown, but the gyroid will remain there for the next 30 seconds, and will make a strange noise every 6 seconds, emitting a quick shockwave that covers an area about Bowser's size instantly. The noise deals 5% damage and flinching knockback. The gyroid can be attacked, and will be destroyed after taking 30% damage. If it's destroyed, it's remains will still lie on the stage, so you won't be able to summon another one, but you won't reap the benefits of its attack.
[ 5% ]

Side Special ~~~ Bug Net
The Crosser swings a bug net forward, in a vertical swing much like Ike's Forward Aerial, with a similar range, motion, and speed. If it hits anything (whether it be an opponent or solid ground) during its arc, the swing will stop, and if it's an opponent, he'll deal 8% damage and okay knockback, but nothing special. However, this attack has an addition use when combined with the Down Tilt. Remember those bugs that flew in to the syrup? You can catch them with the net. Once you've caught a bug, your next swing of the net will be performed with the bug in the net. If you miss, the bug is released, and will start flying around again. If you hit with this swing of the net, the bug will latch onto your opponent, biting to deal extra damage in the same fashion as Olimar's Pikmin in his Side Special. The bugs are about as easy to shake off as a red Pikmin, and deal 2% damage each time they bite, and do so at a rate of about one bite per half-second.
[ 8% (+ 2%) ]

Up Special ~~~ Fishing Rod
When this attack is used for recovery, it functions as a tether, reaching about as far as a six-Pikmin Pikmin Chain. However, the farther you have to throw out the line, the more of the line you'll use up. When this attack is used on the ground, or in the air when there isn't a ledge to grab, it will wind up the line, which is necessary to use the recovery. The farther you have to recovery from, the more line you'll have to wind up, and the less you'll have available if you don't wind up. It only takes about a second to wind up the full length of the line, so try to get that in quickly after you use this move to recover. Luckily, this is a very fast recovery, functioning faster than any other tether in the game to compensate for its debilitating weakness.
[ 0% ]

Down Special ~~~ Plant
This is a multi-part move, functioning differently as the situation progresses. All stages of this move can only be used on the ground.

The first time this move is used, the Crosser will pull out a small seed, and quickly bury it in the ground. This takes about a second to do, and the spot where the seed is planted will quickly sprout into a tiny seedling. This will mark the spot where the rest of the steps of this move will have to be used, so choose it carefully. Using the move after this in a different spot will do nothing (but you can dig the seedling up with your shovel [Down Smash] to restart somewhere else).

Use this move again near the seedling to water it. Animal Crosser will pull out a watering can and quickly water the seedling. This, again, takes about a second. Roughly three seconds after being watered, the seedling will grow, to about the height of Mario. You can still dig the tree up at this point to restart somewhere else. You'll have to water it one more time for the tree to reach full size, and three seconds after that, it will grow to be about as tall as Ganondorf, sprouting a full set of leaves as well.

At this point, the move begins to serve a purpose. Using the Down Special near the tree will now cause Animal Crosser to shake the tree. This, once again, takes approximately one second. 90% of the time that he does this, a piece of fruit will fall to his feet, which he can eat to restore 3 - 4% damage. Enemies can eat it as well, if they knock him out of the way. 10% of the time, the tree will instead procude an angry horde of bees, which will swarm to attack any opponents who are within about a Battlefield platform's length of the tree. The bees will remain around the tree for five seconds after first appearing, dealing constant damage (about 4% per second) to those they swarm after. After the bees come from the tree and go away, it will stop producing anything when shaken.

A fully-grown tree has one more function. Using an uncharged Forward Smash twice (or a fully-charged one once) on the tree will cause it to topple over the opposite direction, it reaching forward as far as Ganondorf is tall (of course), and dealing 20% damage and great knockback to anyone it hits. The tree falls somewhat slowly, but the hit is well worth it if you can land it. After chopping down the tree, the stump can be dug out with the shovel to restart the move somewhere else.
[ Variable Damage ]