Tarkatan Alien Pays Homage to Baraka in Mortal Kombat X

The Alien is one of the more interesting guest characters in Mortal Kombat X, owing to the fact that one of its variations actually pulls inspiration from a series veteran.

It’s that Baraka-esque Tarkatan fighting style that gets the spotlight in ElChakotay’s latest combo video. Below, he shows off a number of damaging mid-screen combos that can carry the opponent to the corner, as well as tactics to employ once they’re stuck at the edge of the screen.

Source: ElChakotay

Tarkatan Alien Pays Homage to Baraka in Mortal Kombat X

The Alien is one of the more interesting guest characters in Mortal Kombat X, owing to the fact that one of its variations actually pulls inspiration from a series veteran.

It’s that Baraka-esque Tarkatan fighting style that gets the spotlight in ElChakotay’s latest combo video. Below, he shows off a number of damaging mid-screen combos that can carry the opponent to the corner, as well as tactics to employ once they’re stuck at the edge of the screen.

Source: ElChakotay

No One Can Touch Karin in This Street Fighter V “Combo” Video

While the era of Street Fighter IV brought us a number of fantastic zero damage exhibitions, none so adamantly adhered to the usage of a single move as the following Street Fighter V “combo” video. Cue the Benny Hill music…

Crazy, right? All of the tactics portrayed above are made possible by the Kanzuki-Ryu Hokojutsu Sappo, or Sappo for short. This command dash sports a lower profile that shrinks Karin’s hitbox for a short period of time, a feature that’s only improved by the EX version’s projectile invulnerability.

While entertaining, this video also implicates the power of Karin’s Sappo in actual matches, as the variety of moves she can transition into during the dash should provide for a number of punish options against hapless plasma chuckers. Let us know what you think in the comments below.

Source: MeroPlays

No One Can Touch Karin in This Street Fighter V “Combo” Video

While the era of Street Fighter IV brought us a number of fantastic zero damage exhibitions, none so adamantly adhered to the usage of a single move as the following Street Fighter V “combo” video. Cue the Benny Hill music…

Crazy, right? All of the tactics portrayed above are made possible by the Kanzuki-Ryu Hokojutsu Sappo, or Sappo for short. This command dash sports a lower profile that shrinks Karin’s hitbox for a short period of time, a feature that’s only improved by the EX version’s projectile invulnerability.

While entertaining, this video also implicates the power of Karin’s Sappo in actual matches, as the variety of moves she can transition into during the dash should provide for a number of punish options against hapless plasma chuckers. Let us know what you think in the comments below.

Source: MeroPlays