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I made my reasoning for including Robin in the original project: but I did also concede that Lark was kind of the main character of Pilotwings 64, so for the sake of closure I wanted to include him in the extended universe.I still don't think Pilotwings as a series is at a place where it should be getting a playable character. I believe a stage was the right choice and it's a pretty good one!What I would like to see though is another Pilotwings game that embraces its own history a bit more. I didn't play the 3DS Mii game but it almost feels like the three Pilotwings games are so far removed from each other you'd be excused for thinking they were completely different franchises. Bring back some of these characters and maybe reference the instructors from the original, that's what I say!(Don't forget I'm still doing Sticky Note Fighters over on Twitter! ).

Pilotwings 64 tips and questions The Birdman Stars Holiday Island - Under the natural arch on the beach. Cresent Island - in a hidden cove on the beach. And at slopes Lark and others can go. Lark is a newcomer in Super Smash Bros. Galactic Battle. He is one of two representatives of the Pilotwings Series, and in his home series, is an aspiring pilot in training. Lark is one of many fighters to be available for selection when starting a new game.