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A large part of both of his offense pressure and his juggle filler comes from his air Hangetsuzan, or QCB+B/C. Since he has the ability to cancel directly from his j.A into Hangetsuzan, Gang-Il has a lot of ways to pressure and mix-up the opponent. Today’s video from Persona Entertainment explores the damage potential and style of Gang-Il, which makes heavy use of EX Hangetsuzan’s float property combined with his jump cancels.
Source: Persona Entertainment
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The cosmic deity Rosalina is quite a powerful character in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, so it’s no surprise that she is a top pick among competitive players. With the trusty Luma at her side, it often seems like you are playing as — or fighting against — two separate characters, and the Beefy Smash Doods are here to show us that this sensation is no mistake, nor has it been fully explored.
Giving props to Rosalina main Falln for many of the discoveries, the Doods expand on the many specific instances in which one can “desync” Luma from Rosalina in a video entitled How To Control ONLY Luma. The tutorial begins with a few techniques that would not (or should not) be unfamiliar to avid Smashers, but branches off into some more advanced techniques that really allow Luma to shine on her own.
You can check out that video below, and click here for more Smash 4 tech from the Beefy Smash Doods.
Source: Beefy Smash Doods
