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Inkling was the first character I could properly get into because I really struggled with the game's basic movement (especially directional aerials and directional recoveries, still can't figure those out). Inkling is very agile and moves easily and I feel like it's easy to recover from mishaps. Also I like her moveset. I like the neutral B continuous ink jet, because if the opponent shields, they aren't able to drop shield until I drop ink jet. This means I can keep wearing down the shield for a while, and then they have to be more cautious around me until it recharges. I can also use the down B ink bomb at the right angle to block certain recovery options, or try to hit the character while they're off stage for extra damage.
My favourite item is beast ball. If you normally play no items, try turning on ONLY beast balls at low or medium frequency. It really adds some charm to the game and you can get some cool combos off it, whether by accident or on purpose.
Haven't played in ages because online rubbed me the wrong way and the weekly club stopped getting attendees aside from me and this other guy that I now live with.