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Ashley (アシュリー, Ashley) is a recurring character from the WarioWare series. OriginAshley is a young witch-in-training who lives in a haunted mansion in Diamond City, making her debut as an employee of WarioWare, Inc. in WarioWare: Touched! She is typically accompanied by her familiar, a small shape-shifting imp named Red, who commonly takes the form of her magic wand. As with all WarioWare characters, her stages do not involve the player controlling Ashley, but are rather video games developed by her, contained within the framing device of some kind of short story unrelated to the wider plotline involving Wario. Ashley is commonly depicted in her stories as aloof and studious with her magic, though her spells often backfire due to her lack of experience. She is also very quick to anger, though she otherwise shows little emotion. Despite this, her theme song reveals that she considers herself lonely, ultimately wanting to have more friends. Ashley is often associated with food, with her plotlines often involving themes such as getting trapped in a candy world, defeating a hungry demon stealing food from other demons, and fighting off sentient poison Mandrakes. Her microgames are, starting in WarioWare D.I.Y., typically themed on food. Throughout the 2010s, Ashley would see use as a sort of "unofficial mascot" for Nintendo, making appearances in contexts such as comics for the Japanese Nintendo Kids Space website, 3DS themes, and a notably large amount of badges in Nintendo Badge Arcade. Badge Arcade would also feature an April Fools' prank in 2017 depicting a fictitious video game created by Arcade Bunny titled "Crazy Galaxy", in which players would take the role of a teacher educating students of an astronaut school who have been stranded in space as they return home, in which one enemy would be an aged-up, sci-fi-themed, guitar-playing version of Ashley named "Ms. Ashley". The concept of Crazy Galaxy was described in-depth with character designs shown and made avaliable as stickers, though the actual gameplay was left a secret by Arcade Bunny, with his reasoning being fears of plagiarism. In Super Smash Bros. BrawlAshley's Song appears in both English and Japanese language versions on the WarioWare, Inc. stage. Ashley also appears as a sticker in this game. Sticker
In Super Smash Bros. 4As an Assist TrophyWhen summoned, Ashley conjures up a cloud with an area of effect using Red's wand form. Any enemies caught in the cloud will move twice as slowly, take damage, take 10% damage when eating food, and have various effects applied to them. The effects she can apply are: burying (10/28), reversing (6/28), tripping or forcing helplessness when attacking or grabbing (4/28; lasts 2.5 seconds; grounded or aerial, respectively; doesn't apply to pummels, throws, or taunt attacks), invisibility (2/28), tiny (4/28), and preventing forward dashing or grounded full hops (2/28; lasts 2.5 seconds; doesn't halt in-progress dashes or turnaround dashes). In the Wii U version, Ashley's hair and eyes turn white and red respectively when she conjures the cloud. Unlike Ashley's appearance in the WarioWare games, she does not have any voice clips. The pose she makes during the animation of the Assist Trophy summon is derived from the opening cutscene of the Ashley game in Game & Wario, where she is reading a book and imagines herself as its world's ruler. Ashley has a spawn chance of 32/1254. She cannot be summoned on the following stages in a standard versus match (applies to both games and only the base form unless noted otherwise):
As a background characterAshley can appear as a sticker decorating Gamer. The sticker is located on a large solid platform that can randomly appear on the left side of the stage. In Smash TourAshley's trophy appears as a blue item that can be used by the player to reduce the speed of the spinner, allowing the user to more easily roll a specific number. As a costume A Mii Swordfighter dressed as Ashley. A costume for Mii Swordfighters based on Ashley was released on February 3rd, 2016 as part of the final wave of downloadable content. Outside of her above appearances, Ashley's Song reappears as music in both versions of Smash 4, as music on WarioWare, Inc. in the 3DS version and music on Gamer in the Wii U version. On WarioWare, Inc., the Japanese version is only available in Japanese releases of the game, while the English version is included in other versions; on Gamer, the Japanese release features the Brawl arrangement alongside a new arrangement, while international releases include both the English and Japanese versions. TrophyAshley's trophy appears in both versions. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U it is part of the WarioWare, Inc. Trophy Box.  Ashley's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS  Ashley's trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
In Super Smash Bros. UltimateAs an Assist TrophyAshley returns as an Assist Trophy in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, functioning mostly identically to her Smash 4 appearance. She is no longer able to trip or cause helplessness and the effect that prevents dashing now applies to all forms of dashing. Her design is pretty much the same as the previous game, but now she has red eyes matching her design seen in promotional artwork from the 2010s. Training Mode describes her Assist Trophy with the following: Creates a cursed zone of darkness. Unable to be KO'd. Ashley has a spawn chance of 32/2086. She cannot be summoned on the following stages in a standard versus match (applies only to the base form unless noted otherwise): Ashley cannot be summoned if the following items are active and vice versa:
As a costumeAshley's outfit for Mii Swordfighters also returns, being purchasable from the shop in the base game. As a background characterThe Ashley sticker returns on the same spot as before, now using artwork from WarioWare Gold. SpiritAshley also appears as a Legend-class support spirit. In World of Light, her spirit is located in the village section of The Light Realm. Her spirit battle uses a Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter wearing the Ashley Wig and Outfit and is fought on the WarioWare, Inc. stage. She is fought along a Tiny Ridley representing her familiar, Red. During the battle, Ashley appears as a hostile Assist Trophy before the Mii Swordfighter puppet fighter appears. Also, the controls will be reversed, referencing Ashley's ability to cast magic spells. Ashley can be summoned using the cores of Charlotte Aulin, Star Rod, one Neutral type, and one support type.
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