Thread:Hiromichi/@comment-1471931-20131210192725

Name: Nephrite (Nephlite in English)

English voice: Kevin Lund

Japanese voice: Katsuji Mori

Rival: Li Dian

Select: Nephrite shoots out a blast of energy from his hand. It clears to show his upper body and he says "Your energy is the Negaforce's!"

Intro: Nephrite appears form a portal and says "Now then, which of your energy shall I start with first?!" ("You think that Tiara's gonna work on me? you joke!" if he fights Sailor Moon, "Welcome to your death, Li Dian!" if he fights Li Dian)

Standard: Darkness Blast: Nephrite pushes his left palm out and unleashes a dark beam of energy at his opponent.

Side: Negablade: Nephrite dashes forward using a blade made of negative energy to slash four times.

Up: Starlight Smash: Nephrite glows his left hand black then rises up doing an uppercut.

Down: Fiery Pillar: Nephrite glows his eyes red and lasers the ground in front of himself. Out of it comes three blasts of fire that blast up the opponent.

Hyper Smash: Starlight Attack: Nephrite gathers energy in the form of multiple orbiting circles saying "Powers of the Negaverse, turn this fool to dust!" then he fires the energy rapidly at his opponent. When 15 of those blasts are fired enough, Nephrite stops.

Final Smash: Starlight Beam: Nephrite gathers energy saying "Now the Negaforce will overtake you!" then he fires a massive beam of energy forward. The player can control the trajectory of the beam. It will hit rapidly for 24 hits before knocking the opponent away. After 10 seconds, the beam dies down.

Victory 1: Nephrite crosses his arms and says "The world shall soon belong to Queen Beryl!" ("You never stood a chance, Sailor chicken!" if he defeated Sailor Moon)

Victory 2: Nephrite steals the losers energy and says "Your energy is mine!"

Victory 3: Nephrite swipes his hand and stomps the ground saying "And the Negaverse wins again!" ('Your puny weapon has failed you!" if he defeated Li Dian)

I realized Nephirite was not a name. So his name was Nephrite all along. 