Mouri is dangerous.

I like the Elforte episode the most.

In the Basara episode, it’s getting increasingly hard to laugh because Mouri ignores the rules too much.

I realized after watching Mago passionately talk in Faiko 2, but…
By the way, I haven’t played Sagat in Capcom vs. SNK 2.

I didn’t know that X’s Dedede’s down throw could be used to trap when I was a kid.

It’s interesting to hear experts talk about broken characters, not just in fighting games.

It’s generally funny when someone who took things seriously can only complain about a terrible situation.

In the past, I was really impressed just by watching combo videos on Nico Nico, and now it’s explained theoretically, which makes it even more amazing… I thought.

The history of competitive gaming environments, regardless of the genre, is fascinating.

Tokido made a reservation to play Jeda Doma in Capjam, I wonder if he will do it.

In an era of fighting games without updates, once a bug was found, the game itself would be over, so it was quite a hellish experience…

I saw the main person too, but why is the lead in such a situation…?

I love the story of the yankee who had sharp comments during the Tekken Akuma match.

The existence of this Dedede seriously sends chills down my spine because it was putting an end to lower-tier characters.

In CVS2, it feels like Sagat doesn’t have many frustrating elements, at least not to the extent of Deigo.
A type that is overall strong.

If it was properly adjusted, I wouldn’t get a punish from the Shoryuken…

Dedede’s simple crappiness feels good!

I like episodes with weak, crappy characters like Shirogane Naoto and Forte.

Meta Knight is clearly at a level that’s too strong, even for elementary school kids who are just casually playing.

There are cases where you get a guaranteed counterattack from a normal throw or when certain moves land and result in a guaranteed counterattack.
Hitting the Rising Dragon and getting a counter is dangerous.

Dedede does have a few more things that can be introduced in terms of character performance.
It’s good because you can understand everything with that one technique.

I want you to remake the videos where I explained things in my early days, calling in a teacher.

The KI of the person explaining and the KI of the person being explained to.

The top one is funny because the technique is so cool and forceful.

“Is this the end?” “This is the end.” (Video duration 10 minutes)

In the first place, it’s hard to understand why there are so many rules violations despite having high basic performance, and why it has been strengthened since the location test.

The only time the notoriously infamous automatic tripping in Smash Bros. Brawl shines is when Dedede’s dash down throw causes a trip.

In the apocalyptic martial arts tournament, KI was knocked off by Toki’s 2A.
That video wasn’t a lie.

Toki and Raoh were easy to understand, but Juda was somewhat plain and hard to grasp.

The BASARA community is very kind to beginners, but the story about how once you start playing as Mouri, it will really break your spirit is just so horrible that I love it.

It’s interesting how the release of the “Crap Character Chronicles” temporarily increases the player base of that game.
That’s not a place where you think, “I should just stop playing…”

The purpose is to clearly convey it to that audience, so it’s definitely easy to understand, damn it.

The episodes with Date and Hideyoshi are so interesting that I can’t help but watch them multiple times.

I love that just walking makes this guy seem crazy.

It’s too funny that adding more illustrations to make Date-san look cool ends up being a disadvantage for the frame.

Is Hokuto going to take all the characters at once and present them by character?
Rei will definitely come first, and it seems that Souther will also come, so I’m looking forward to it.

The village chief of KI village was seriously grateful for the “Crappy Character Chronicles.”

The sin of spending the precious youth of a high school student on Date-san is heavy.

The one-person cover fire looked like a rather unpleasant technique.

I’m not going to do the current version…

I often see moments when Toki’s 2A clashes with Shin’s JD and Shin ends up getting killed, and it makes me go “ah…”

I’m explaining it for people who don’t know, so I’m also including explanations of the basic system and basic techniques, making it quite a tutorial.
I often think I want to try that thing I saw in the video.

Mr. Date’s explanation of techniques is generally really cool, but it’s terrible.

It’s basically difficult to introduce games from 2010 onwards because characters that turned into garbage due to updates midway can’t be recreated.

People who say they want to quit because of bad characters probably haven’t played it in the first place.
Rather, let’s try playing a game that was trending; it will attract more people.

The purging of the Dagar is really impressive, isn’t it, Judah?
Don’t try to incorporate such hidden element combos, okay?!

I heard that Date-san has quite a fatal flaw, but is that really just a mild weakness?

I love Nemo’s Loreto stories.
I can’t handle this character, including some episode from someone somewhere who said that.

This character is… cool!

The episode with Mr. Kusoru is guaranteed to be interesting.

The appearance of the KOF football guy is so ridiculous that it makes me laugh.

There was an overseas fighting game tournament called ComboBreaker recently, but in my mind, the system voice of “Combo Breakerrrrrrrrrr!!!!” from KI kept playing non-stop.

I love that Mago who got really angry after watching the Lancelot episode of that crappy character series.

Mr. Date’s soaring dragon scene was truly an eye-opening sight.

I laughed because Gamera was really Gamera.

For some reason, a certain 2D god comes up in conversation regularly.

Mr. Date should learn from Kai’s Stand Edge.

Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun!!!!!

I love the atmosphere of the Loreto segment; it feels just like during the time of Street Fighter 4.
I love it when there are many fundamental sections.

In the series, the episodes that the teacher finds interesting are generally considered excellent episodes.
I really like the Masha from Musashi by RF-sensei.

Small and medium dolls! Small and medium dolls! (There are no mediums)

I was trying to somehow defeat the gorilla with 2B, but I ended up losing perfectly.

The story of Date-san practicing aerial techniques against CPU Hideyoshi and losing perfectly is too funny.

In terms of the video’s entertainment value, while the craziness of the characters and the game is noteworthy, I feel that the instructor being funny is directly important.

Mr. Date’s rival, Sanada, has gone completely overboard with his performance, which is really terrible.
You can go to an infinite play from Shoryu over there.

The Abel user has been doing the same thing for 10 years.

If you’re not careful, there are people who might not understand if you refer to him as Brian from American football.
Gamera! I was called Gamera to the extent that it was understood.

It’s sad that the latest Smash Bros. game has been around for so long that it doesn’t produce any more character stories.
Hurry back, Kazuya.

It’s amazing that Dedede can be understood as a terrible character just by explaining the down throw without touching on frame data or anything like that.

The reason why Tekken was so intense is that it became too unclear whether I won because I played well or if I just got lucky with the 50% a few times.
It’s a little better now.

In the early days of Tekken 7, Akuma was so lawless that players of Street Fighter IV felt kind of sorry about it.
I destroyed the game scene to the point that it felt like I came to apologize.

One indicator of a terrible character is whether it was chosen by Nemoto.

The original Date is weak but easy to use, with a single sword style.
A character that uses the six-claw style, which is strong but has durability issues.
In fighting games, there are aspects that are conveniently similar to basic characters like Kai.

Elforte gets up with a rising reversal, adds armor, runs around, and bounces all over the place, making it exhausting.

Although it’s old and not often talked about, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 still has some broken characters and I’m excited about it.

When looking at the overall character, it’s really not strong, but it’s a good terrible character, isn’t it?

It seems like characters that can instantly kill with certain hits have been appearing frequently, but in regular fighting games, instant kills don’t exist in the first place, right…?

Well, for those who primarily used this character…
Tokido-san
Mr. GO1
Nemo-san

To explain why it’s no good.
I’ll briefly explain what the basic system and other characters can do.
Understanding of the game is progressing.

The definition of being considered active in the first place is ambiguous.
I wonder if the reason for not playing might be due to the number of people who would get angry since even Street Fighter 3rd was quite tough to get into.

The concept of Elforte being weak yet still being called trash was quite shocking.
I just learned that Vortex-san was involved here as well, following Hokuto.

I heard a lot of talk about AE Yoon, but it’s not that great.
I mean, the Street Fighter series actually had good balance.

Since I hadn’t done the Strive series, Umekawa-sensei’s Bison episode was quite shocking as a terrible character.

Characters that are considered “cut-off” usually end up being funny.

I was using ν-13, but it really is terrible, isn’t it…
It’s a game where, if you fight seriously, there are a lot more crazy players around.

In the currently popular Street Fighter 6, there are people who can deal full damage under extremely limited conditions.
It’s really powerful that it’s coming out so easily.

Why does someone who’s out of touch with reality try to join the conversation about fighting games?

I wonder if someone could donate a PS3 with BBCP pre-update KokoNoe in it.

Elforte is really annoying to battle against…

I have the impression that instant death occurs in about 20% of fighting game titles as a whole.
About a quarter of what can be used at a practical level.

First of all, the fact that professionals are all posting videos saying that S2 is tough speaks volumes about Tekken.

This guy is before watching Adam Park…
Who is this guy after watching Adam Park?

Could you please keep quiet, the Yun player who said it’s difficult to approach the opponent?

Comparing it to another title doesn’t make any sense to begin with.
If it’s called crap in that title, then it’s crap.

It’s really annoying that Chun-Li after the Phoenix Wing is not visible due to camera movement.

What is the standard for “not a big deal”…

Elforte is annoying to deal with, but once you corner him, you win! It doesn’t work that way at all; in fact, wake-up pressure turns into a guessing game.

I remembered something while looking at the view counts, but Modok was unexpected.
I watched a lot of tournaments back then, but I don’t think I ever participated at all.

Don’t forget that the top 8 of the tournament was filled with Yun players.
Even the pros were switching rapidly.

If it’s difficult to get close to Yun, tell me who would be easier to approach, seriously…

It’s great that people have finally recognized that while Toki is often associated with special moves, his normal moves are also insane.

The overall structure was bad, kind of like the struggles of an El Forte user…