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Scott by olt-EDEN
Rank: 3rd? High 4th?

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Scott, in spite of his very limited moveset, has a great toolbox. His punches come out fast and are generally safe, and not to mention they can easily set up devastating combos. They can also link into each other a fair amount of times, which is especially useful for when Scott needs to juggle the opponent. He'll use his wallbounce punch whenenver necessary, which is to say very frequently. Scott can also easily set up OTG combos and deal further damage. Offensively, Scott's great.
Defensively, Scott sucks. His slow jumps leave him vulnerable, and his moves are much worse in the air than on the ground. Although Scott does have a throw he can combo out of, a single move won't be enough to save him from any projectiles that may come his way. He also does not have any actual reversals, nor does he have any good anti-airs. Scott is all brawn and no brain.

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Di Gi Charat by Nyan☆Kiryu
Rank: 5th

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Dejiko is... not good up close, reversals aside. Her normals are stubby and you can barely combo off them. She does have a couple of decent specials, but some of them can also put her at a disadvantage if she's not careful. So naturally I had her AI try and zone as much as possible. Every now and then she'll mix things up by going forward, but for the most part Dejiko will keep her distance.

Cookie Mountain by g-r
Rank: 2nd

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This is a character that relies pretty much entirely on pressure and reversals. This character does not have any intricate combos or anything, but regardless it IS powerful. If left alone, it will attempt to quickly gain power, all the while annoying the opponent with projectiles. Something of note is that it will use its supers almost right away. If the opponent attempts to attack it, it will usually retaliate with one of its reversals--which comprise almost half its moveset. While Cookie Mountain can struggle against projectiles and long combo strings, it is nevertheless destructive.

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Astro by Lord Sinistro
Rank: High 5th?

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Don't let the gloves fool you. Astro is really much more of a zoner than anything, and only rarely does he get up close and personal with the opponent. Even then, it's usually only so he can keep them away. In any event, he'd rather be left to himself.
Although Astro's approaches aren't all that good, he can still pull off a good defense game. Not only does he have a couple anti-airs, Astro has a couple of decent reversals in case the opponent decides to chase him down. He most notably has a move that leaves him invulnerable for the entire thing. He's also got a great oki game, with two hypers that deal big amounts of chip damage. When you factor in Astro's relatively quick power gain, flushing this turd can be a bit of a challenge.
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Astro has a super move that is only usable when he has less than 40% of his health. Unfortunately, this move is incredibly glitchy and will sometimes not work, therefore I have decided to disable the AI from using it. However, you're free to reverse this if you want; see the config section of "astro_AI.caca" for more info.

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Earthworm Jim by aperson98
Rank: Mid-low 5th
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To get things out of the way, Earthworm Jim is weak. His damage output is low, his attacks are slow, and he's very vulnerable. In spite of all this though, he has a couple decent projectiles and spacing tools. So naturally the AI will usually lock itself in a corner and attempt to zone as much as it can because Jim is weak.
With no reliable anti-airs, Jim struggles against jump-ins. Additionally, he can't do much up close save for his throw, but even then it barely pushes the opponent back at all. Jim also requires power to access his most useful moves. What I'm trying to say here is that Jim is very easily shut down.

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High Five (original version) by Basara-kun
Rank: High 5th?
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For High Five, the only thing that matters is getting close to the opponent. This is so he can make the most out of his short, yet powerful close-ranged combos. Unfortunately, most of High Five's approaches are pretty slow.
He struggles with guarding opponents partly because of his lack of fast approaches-even though he does have a sweep, it's anything but fast. Certainly not helping matters is the fact that he doesn't have a throw.
However, High Five is still decently capable of catching the opponent off guard every now and then, no matter the distance.
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Princess Bubblegum by madoldcrow1105
Rank: 5th
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Bubblegum has a decidely limited moveset. But she does have a fair bit of projectiles. Since these projectiles are her only real approach, she uses them a lot, as one might expect.
While Bubblegum does have a couple options up close, most of them are fairly punishable. Most of them also have pitifully short range, therefore it's best that Bubblegum stay far away from the opponent in order to make the most out of her small moveset.
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This AI patch also comes with a single tweak: now, Flambo will automatically destroy himself after 10 seconds. He previously only went away if he hit the opponent-I'm not sure if that was intentional, but regardless I feel the change greatly benefits the AI.

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IGG MAN (first version) by Rich Lockard
Rank: 4th
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Igg Man needs his space. He also needs to summon his buddies ASAP or else things will quickly go downhill. It is only with these buddies that Igg Man can zone his opponent to the fullest.
A group of chronic projectile tossers, Igg Man and his friends love to pressure opponents. It's best that Igg Man stay far away from the opponent, as he doesn't have too many fast moves that he can use up close.
While Igg Man does have a bit of comboing potential up close, it's very easy for him to get punished, since again a lot of his moves aren't fast. However, he does have a relatively quick sweep that he uses every now and then. Unfortunately for Igg Man, that sweep is pretty much his only useful tool up close.

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WindowsUG by UGRedSeaDevils and ThisClown17
Rank: Low 4th
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Windows needs to get up close to the opponent in order to actually do anything. From afar, Windows' only approaches are either to use his projectiles or to teleport directly behind the opponent, although even that in itself can be risky.
Once/if Windows lands a hit, expect to see some pretty long combos. The fate of the match practically depends on Windows getting a combo in.

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Iron Ball by Daniel Gularte
Rank: Low 5th
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Iron Ball is a bit of a glass cannon. He's very mobile but doesn't have too many defensive options.
That said, he loves to throw the opponent whenever possible. He's also not a big fan of airborne opponents and will try to get them down ASAP.
Since he's almost all offense and no defense, he's not one of my strongest patches.
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Besides giving him some AI, I modified a number of things, mainly so the AI would have an easier time defeating the opponent.
    - Updated the entire character to work on 1.0 for the most part. Since he was created for a long-obsolete version of MUGEN, he's still missing some required hitsprites.
    - Buffed attack stat from 100 to 250. This change might sound ridiculous at first but he needed it. He previously did extremely little damage.
    - Changed a few LifeAdds and HitDefs to accomodate for the above change
    - Modified his movement speed to make him feel more like a glass cannon
    - Changed his "SuperSomerKick" hyper so it connected more often

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Bouningen by toma
Rank: 4th
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Bouningen can and will stall out battles. While his normals have pitiful range, it's a different story when it comes to his specials.
Even though Bouningen has plenty of approaches, they almost all involve projectiles. Make of that what you will. Bouningen also struggles against guarding opponents since he doesn't have a throw.
That said, Bouningen has some nasty moves up his sleeve that the AI will use whenever it can.

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Stimpy by madoldcrow1105, edited by aperson98
Rank: High 5th?
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Stimpy loves to get up close and personal! While his moveset is decidedly limited, the AI tries to make the most out of it by using basic, yet harmful chains. If the opponent happens to guard these chains, there's a good chance Stimpy will throw them. When he's not as close to the opponent, he'll try and catch them with his Litterboxer or Powdered Toast specials. He can be a bit annoying, just like in the cartoon.

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Mordecai Solo by madoldcrow1105, edited by Syunsuke (UPDATING SOON)
Rank: 5th
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Mordecai is somehow very aggressive and very defensive at the same time. Up close, he loves to combo. From afar, he loves to call upon his vast amount of helpers. On the other hand, he also likes to block a lot and will dash back when cornered.

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Dave L. by malcolm, numb hands patch by :trlo_fcae: (UPDATING SOON)
Rank: 1st
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There really isn't much to say about this AI patch besides the fact that it exploits the hell out of Dave's "cheapness", so to speak. Dave will usually either approach with his frame-1 crouching light punch or his watermelon projectiles, then spam them like crazy. Eventually Dave will either unleash his beam or the power of his numb hands, by which point the opponent is most likely already dead.

Made partly as a joke and partly because I thought it would be interesting to try and patch a character like this.
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There's a glitch where Dave's AI is able to taunt multiple times at once after winning a round, but since I thought it was funny I left it in.

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Milk Chan by Camren Springer (UPDATING SOON)
Rank: Low 5th
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This AI is a little stronger than Camren's original, though it's not very strong either. That said, Milk has a couple of approaches from afar, including "Dash" and "Capture". If "Capture" succeeds, Milk usually follows it up with a short combo, while on the other hand, "Dash" leaves little combo potential but knocks the opponent all the way to the other side of the stage. Every now and then, she'll use "Roll Jump", mainly to juggle opponents in the corner. Eventually, once Milk has built up enough power, she'll use a hyper. Rinse and repeat.