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MagicScrumpy “Fixes” Link & Donkey Kong, While Breaking Kirby & Pichu in These Super Smash Bros. Melee Experiments
Some fighters balanced, some fighters imbalanced.
MagicScrumpy is still hard at work picking Super Smash Bros. Melee to bits, and putting those bits back together in intriguing ways. Lately, he’s been working on what changes it would take to make lower-tiered fighters like Link and Donkey Kong as sturdy as Melee’s stronger fighters. Observe, his finished “viable” versions of these two characters:
Comparatively, sometimes it’s fun to see what it takes to push a character into the range of “broken”$$ below, check out his overpowered versions of Pichu and Kirby.
Source: MagicScrumpy
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Master Karin’s Senha Kusabi in These Street Fighter V Setups from NurseLee
A spotlight on one aspect of Kanzuki-ryu.
Karin’s a technical fighter, with no shortage of elaborate techniques to master on the road to victory with Kanzuki-ryu. In the video below, NurseLee narrows the focus down to Karin’s Senha Kusabi: specifically how to apply the move as part of meaty setups. Check out twelve different variations, covering quick-rise, back-rise, and no-recovery circumstances. Try them out, and see if they’re truly worthy of a Kanzuki.
Source: NurseLee
