The upcoming Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl gains yet another new fighter in Avatar: The Terminal Airbender's Toph Beifong. The critically-acclaimed Avatar: The Concluding Airbender franchise is already seeing some solid representation in Nickelodeon's respond to the Super Smash Bros series thanks to Avatars Aang and Korra beingness set to appear equally playable characters, as well every bit getting their own designated stages.

Avatar fans will fondly recognize the immature but powerful Toph, equally she was a leading member of Avatar: The Last Airbender since its second season - referred to equally "Book 2: Earth." The bullheaded daughter of the Earth Kingdom's wealthy Beifong family, Toph was trained in the art of Earthbending at a immature age by badgermoles, which also helped her learn how to encounter by feeling the ground beneath her feet. She was shortly recruited past Avatar Aang and his friends to help the immature hero learn Earthbending, during which she proved to be a valuable marry in the battle against the Fire Nation. She fifty-fifty invented the art of Metalbending in the process. Returning as an one-time woman in the follow-up serial The Legend Of Korra, Toph would aid mentor the next Avatar, Korra, who also appears in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl. Toph proved to be a popular character among the Avatar fanbase due to her rough-and-tumble personality and impressive displays of ability throughout the original series.

Now Toph has been confirmed as a playable character in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl, with Fair Play Labs' Markus Villalobos showing off the young Earthbender's moveset to IGN before today in a gameplay overview video. This six-minute showcase depicts Toph as a ground-based brawler, making upward for her lack of aerial prowess with strong attacks and impressive ranged abilities. Some of her noteworthy moves include her upward-aiming Champion's Belt (where she hits enemies with the prize belt she won as the Earth Rumble Champion), Stone Slide (which has her slide beneath opponents to take them out at the knees), and Boulder Hurl (in which she channels her Earthbending powers to fire a large rock at foes). Additionally, she tin apply her Iron Kick movement to place floating rock platforms beneath her to recover. Her designated stage is Omashu, an Earth Kingdom city with rolling minecarts that can knock back unsuspecting players.

Watch Toph's gameplay overview on YouTube here.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl was announced back in July and looks to characteristic beloved characters from Nickelodeon'south vast line-up of drawing classics as they engage in Super Boom Bros-style combat that its developers hope volition arrive a success among casual and professional fighting game fans alike. The game'due south roster is already packed with popular characters like SpongeBob Squarepants, Ren & Stimpy, and fifty-fifty April O'Neal of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fame. Additionally, developer Ludosity has confirmed that Nickelodeon All-Star Ball will have DLC characters following its release on Oct v, but details about who will make the cut are still forthcoming.

Toph is an extremely popular character amidst fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender, too as a natural fit for a fighting game given her competitive nature and impressive Earthbending abilities. Her moveset in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl appears to capture these abilities pretty well, and players will get to channel Toph'south power when the quirky brawler launches later this week.

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Nickelodeon All-Star Ball launches on October 5th for PS4, PS5, Xbox Ane, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC.

Source: IGN

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