Daisy Flowers PNG

Daisy flowers are a beautiful addition to any garden or landscaping project. They can also be used as a decorative element in bouquets and centerpieces. They are easy to grow and can thrive in a variety of climates and soil types. Daisy plants are also a popular choice for many gardeners because of their symbolic meaning and cultural significance. This flower has captivated people across generations, and the famous song “Daisy Bell” only adds to its charm.

Daisy has a similar gameplay to Peach and is considered a near 1:1 clone of her, with the only major differences being her altered idle and running animations, which slightly alter her hurtbox shape compared to Peach’s. These changes have minimal impact on gameplay or competitive viability.

Like many autistic people, Daisy can become overwhelmed by her surroundings and has a difficult time connecting with others. She often withdraws into her own world, and is particularly sensitive to sound (even sounds that most other people would barely notice, she hears as loud as someone talking next to her). Her social anxiety and depression took a toll on her grades in sixth form, and she barely scraped through her A levels to go on to the BSc Physics course at Surrey.

Her grabs use different visual effects – a wavy circle around her head and petals instead of hearts – which reference her flower-based abilities in several Mario games, while her back aerial and up tilt also feature a similar effect to match Peach’s SSB4 grabs. She also uses a different music track on the character selection screen and versus splash, as well as a different music track in Spirit battles.