Kick Up a Stink with These Wario Waft Setups in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Wario is a bit of an oddball in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. His kit mainly revolves around playing defensively and trade occasional hits with his amazing aerial mobility, before closing in to send foes flying with a ripper of a Wario Waft. It’s not silent, but it’s very deadly and can KO foes as early as 50% near the edges of the blastzone. As Wario is his own most-played character, and because consistently landing a monster fart can prove quite difficult, My Smash Corner has made a video detailing some noxious Wario Waft setups.

These setups mostly involve a fully charged Waft, which takes roughly one minute and 50 seconds to charge, but its massive hitbox means it can counter almost every vertical and horizontal recovery option. Blowing up Wario’s bike with the Waft increases its hitbox, making this bung blast super dangerous. Wario can lock opponents in place easily with his dash attack and forward-air, so My Smash Corner lists all the percents where Wario is able to lock his opponents and lead into a fart kill.

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Kick Up a Stink with These Wario Waft Setups in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Wario is a bit of an oddball in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. His kit mainly revolves around playing defensively and trade occasional hits with his amazing aerial mobility, before closing in to send foes flying with a ripper of a Wario Waft. It’s not silent, but it’s very deadly and can KO foes as early as 50% near the edges of the blastzone. As Wario is his own most-played character, and because consistently landing a monster fart can prove quite difficult, My Smash Corner has made a video detailing some noxious Wario Waft setups.

These setups mostly involve a fully charged Waft, which takes roughly one minute and 50 seconds to charge, but its massive hitbox means it can counter almost every vertical and horizontal recovery option. Blowing up Wario’s bike with the Waft increases its hitbox, making this bung blast super dangerous. Wario can lock opponents in place easily with his dash attack and forward-air, so My Smash Corner lists all the percents where Wario is able to lock his opponents and lead into a fart kill.

Source: My Smash Corner

Infiltration’s Rashid, Angry Poongko and More Insanity in These CPT Asia Qualifier Highlights

The Capcom Pro Tour Asia Qualifiers quickly filled up with insane moments, as some of Asia’s best showed up to compete for their spot in the Capcom Cup. Among these instances are some that feature household names like RZR|Infiltration, Secret|Poongko, and RB|Bonchan, but also put the spotlight on some of the lesser-known warriors that are making waves on their continent. We get a good glimpse of Infiltration’s new Rashid play, something that is as interesting to observe as it sounds, and some behavior that is attributed to Poongko’s infamous “angry” transformation.

Replays of these exciting instances and many more are featured in this full 18 minute highlight compilation:

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R. Mika is “Boring”: Capcom Pro Tour Interview Series Talks to Flash at Red Bull Battle Grounds

According to Flash: Vega’s all about control, but Alex is more fun to watch.

The Capcom Pro Tour interview series had caught up with Peter “Flash” Susini at Seattle’s big Street Fighter V blow out: Red Bull Battle Grounds (now better known as where we got the SFV Akuma reveal), just before the North American Regional Finals. In the interview, they discuss how Flash came to play Vega in SFV, after being a former C. Viper main (he tried R. Mika, but found her set play “boring”), Vega’s changes since the SFV beta, and how Ken and Necalli can be Vega’s worst enemies–among other topics, such as cooking. Watch the full interview below.

Source: Capcom Fighters