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Rivals of Aether is a very interesting indie fighter. It draws much inspiration from the Super Smash Bros. playbook, but a lot of the characters and play styles function in their own unique fashion. Combined with the entertaining sprite style and animations, RoA is certainly a worthwhile game to watch and play.

Today, YouTuber ThirstyWench, along with Phazed, puts together this collaborative combo music video using Orcane (the water-based whale-puppy thing). This video showcases some crazy neutral into surprising kill confirms, as well as interesting teleport shenanigans. This cheeky play is edited to the beat of the song, too, making it quite the show!

Source: ThirstyWench

Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel is becoming an increasingly popular game for combo videos. Its double assist mechanics and loose inputs allow for similar combo flexibility to Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Skullgirls 2nd Encore; if you add the amount of synergy that each character has with multiple assists, it makes this game magical for combos.

In this video, Ignis from the visual novel game Jingai Makyou steps up to slice and dice through foes. She has some powerful combos, including several super combos and cancels that extend the pain for quite a while.

Source: Mikadok

Geese Howard is one of the poster boys of the King of Fighters series; the perennial villain typically hits like a truck while usually being fairly easy for newer players to pick up and learn the game with.

This guide will help you out with learning Geese, and getting to the core of his dark side. While you learn some of his best anti airs–such as standing D and close standing C–it also teaches you more about how to use his counter specials, as well as his most damaging combos.

Source: Coliflowerz

As the top ranked Super Smash Bros. for Wii U player in the world, TSM|ZeRo’s opinions on the scene, and more relevantly the game, are always a topic of interest. He regularly shares his insight–hoping to help more players improve at the game themselves–and uploads videos with such content regularly.

He has talked about the competitive viability of many characters; this video features Greninja, who he thinks may be seeing a rise as players get his complex tech down. Don’t think Greninja can compete in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U? Water you saying? Shuriken!

If you enjoyed that, he has a playlist with more of his similarly-themed character discussion videos. You can watch that playlist here.

Source: ZeRo