if I made a vid I would use "White Reflections". That song fits Marth pretty well, IMO.

If your going to try to learn him, just note he has a high learning curve for everything non chaingrab related. Have to be very precise with him since his attacks have a lot of variance in start up and ending lag. If you miss or attack too early it leaves him wide open. Spacing is extremely crucial to Dedede, if you miss you rarely if ever get a second chance before you're hit. He's also kind of unwieldy in the air due to his fall speed. Mastering his fast fall and aerial ranges is crucial to ever successfully edge guard with him.

I don't think you'd enjoy him at all. Dedede's highly defensive and an oppurtunist in every sense of the word. His aggression game just falls flat, he has 0 ways to safely approach. He's also highly match up and stage dependant. Theres characters he can just flat out eat alive and others where he just basically assumes the fetal position and dies. He also just can't risk going into the air or staying on the ground in certain match ups.

If you saw my early videos of Dedede you'll probably see how long it took me to get to where I am now >.> He's certainly easy by no means to learn. He does however, have the most powerful non special attack in the game. Is one of the best, if not the best direct edge guarders. Exceptional range on the ground, fast and powerful attacks in the air. One of the best grab games. The most damaging throw (%, not launch) and a chain grab. His Up-Throw (if your opponent lasts that long) is not effected by DI and is basically an instant KO at proper %s. Has one of the best suicide games. Projectiles that can stage trap. One of the best recoveries in the game. Heaviest vertical weight in the game.

Considering a lot of characters don't even have one of those, I'd say he's pretty well off =p

man TAO,we got disconnected

did you quit brute?

nope

wanna play again?

I'm going to try him out right now, ivo.

sure, make a room

ok i made one

I'll join someone if there is a room open...