This “guide” is horrible and lazy The channel name implies “tips” but the video doesn’t cover any tech or advice rather you say the usually pt game plan. The closest things to “tech” you talk about is how to change Pokémon after ivy’s vine whip. The narration felt very lazy as if it was a last minute put together. For example saying “The good Pokémon trainers *know* the game plan super well and they know all the mechanics behind Pokémon trainer” as a conclusion completely fails your intention of the title. It implies only the good can be good. The 6 min + build up didn’t reach anything really helpful. You address a normal game plan for pt 2-3 times and only adds on the small gimmicks each character has on the second time you explain it. You said Pokémon trainer has different play styles but no examples are given rather saying they may have confirms like Squirtle f tilt jab locks. You address the strong suits of each Pokémon well but not their disadvantages. Squirtle excels in speed and combos but lacks the range in neutral and ability to edge guard. Ivy has a strong mid percent neutral game but lacks the frame advantage vs close pressure. His speed, poor movement, disadvantage state are all really bad and has popularly claimed as the worst of the 3. You mention Charzard has strong hitting moves but you don’t talk about any of his other strengths other than that. Charzard is the fastest out of the 3, boxing options with nair, spaced f tilt and fly oos. A good way to transition this sort of information is telling the viewer each Pokémon’s weakness and then mentioning how the next Pokémon on the line up covers those weaknesses Squirtle disability to edge guard and survive is aided through Ivy’s medium weight survivability and edge guard options like nair/dair covering huge amounts of space. Ivy’s poor disadvantage and ability to land is aided with Charzard’s multiple jump mix ups to land and his “get off me” moves like nair/up smash Charzard as a big body can have a space disadvantage and lacks the consistent low percent combos. This is aided by Squirtle. This sort of information could have been a lot more helpful for newcomers to realize more on how each Pokémon correlate with each-other rather than regurgitating Pt’s game-plan 3 times. Half of the video’s gameplay is you vs a cpu doing the worst examples of combos and doesn’t show any real b&b in a training mode. The other half of gameplay is just Tweek & Leffen... Tweek and Leffen aren’t the only representatives. How is Wishes or Puppeh not in this video. CEO was 6 months ago and this video was 4 months ago. Puppeh made top 8 solo pt and was seemingly out of nowhere. Wishes had one of the hype sets at frostbite vs Mkleo taking game 1 but he isn’t mentioned at all besides saying “*they* lookin kinda good right now”. This is not half of a guide. This is not “how to become a Pokémon master” and rather you constantly saying the *idea* of how the character should work. This implies that you don’t know any actual depth but just the basic knowledge most competitors already know. This information is so obvious just by looking at the 3 different Pokémon. Please do better
I agree for the most part, but squirtle can go pretty far offstage to box oponents recoveries out, you are wrong about edgeguarding in that sense. Also Charizard is most certainly not the fastest, and his Nair is over committed and not that safe an option most the time. But yeah, this is not a guid by any means.
Charizard isn't the worst Pokemon, it's a good heavy now because of it's buffs. It makes it a really good fighter because of how fast it is compared to other heavies. Upthrow isn't the great for killing anymore however, It's Fthrow is a stronger kill.
Diego Elizondo Id say squirtle since although hes beast for beginning play, hes basically not as good if you play him alone. Ivysaurs and Charizards moveset is made for killing but squirtles is mostly to rack up damage
@@namikatsu858 fair, but I feel like Squirtle CAN get kills w f tilt jablock setups, not gonna lie tho, respectable opinion, btw this is coming from a pt main who do u main ?
@@namikatsu858 The main problem with Squirtle is that he lacks potential past low percentages, altough his combos are sick at low %. Poor range, lack of weight and no proyectile because of the Neutral B change. Ivysaur is the 13 kilos middleweight and the more well rounded, with the best D-air in the game (and one of the best up air as well), great edgeguard, good neutral, decent combo potential and good kill power. His two problems are his lack of OOS options and being slow in general, altough it's not that bad if you mantain the advantage. Charizard alone is bad, but at higher percentages he has a lot of good kill moves like Fly, OOS Up smash (Is frame 6 hitting in front at first, so a good OOS overall), Tipper F-tilt or B-air, up air, Flare blitz or F-air.
Before watching the video I’m assuming you must master squirtle combos, use charzard and only flairblitz when your opponent is at kill percent or you know you could *just use ivysaur and win*
2:42 Yes, nair is good and scoops opponents pretty well, but it’s not safe on shield and if you do a drag down nair then your opponent will always be able to react before you no matter what move you use.
@@amvforlife2886 also not to be a downer but if this attention keeps up pt is probably gonna get a nerf because ppl cant adapt, like they already nerfed ivy(hes still good but now has to rely on char sometimes) and Charizard still has a below average fair so what you have to complain about? people complaining abt us putting time into a diverse character and getting rewarded for that time and effort instead of having a "skill full" kit outta the box like inkling or ness like im not saying they’re no brainers but it takes considerably less time to see success with tbh
3:51 This is actually a frame one combo breaker which is really good, and sometimes I use it with ivysaur to cause a reversal and uair their butt to the heavens.
Basically how I see it for why PT is so good is summed up as follows; Squirtle has really good combos (especially throw combos btw) Ivysaur has bullshit hitboxes, a ridiculously good projectile and then more bullshit hitboxes. And then Charizard has a better recover, more time for living (heavy), flare blitz, smash attacks, b-air, and kill throws. P.S best strat, combo with Squirtle, wall with ivysaur, switch to Charizard and immediately flare blitz. Easy
@@nozzle3466 that's just coz I'm joking (mostly). I actually play PT a decent bit and I know that they are way better than what i said, I repeat, I was joking
Up b is also a good reversal tool. Imagine there’s a bayonetta carrying you to the top blastzone, you can use up-b and take them up there instead sometimes and if you do that it kills at 0%
Sosuke Aizen Pokémon trainer is so much fun and very satisfying. You can really see a formula and how much you grow as a player while playing him. So yhea I recommend Pokémon Trainer.
I don’t really like Pokémon trainer that much, but at the start of the game I am squirtle, if the enemy gets over 50 I change to ivysaur, and if I get over 80 I turn into charzzard
If your opponent is on a low platform, run under the platform, switch to charizard, and charge your side smash. 9 times out of 10, the opponent will drop down, thinking they’ll hit you first, then release your side smash, dealing decent damage the opponent and sometimes even killing them
Too much of a commitment, it’s better to pressure shields on the plat with Ivy. If you read they do a run off and attack, ivy or any of the Pokémon could parry or whiff punish. Besides Zard’s f smash could be just frames too slow and the opponent will get away.
Kuuja fair point, but you could always wait for the shield to drop and damage with fly, then switch to squirtle when the end lag finishes and you’re out of freefall, to deal additional damage
Bongoe Videos fly would still be too comital. If the opponent is patient and you do any over extensions, then you can get punished for it. The general game plan for platform pressure should be Squirtle: short hop up air the shield and whiff punish anything aggressive. If they jump or run away he can chase them and land f tilts when they are off the plat. Ivy: up air and up tilt covers everything Charzard: empty hops and falling up air to pressure shield and nair to cover landings. If the opponent doesn’t anything aggressive, Charzard can shield then up smash or put space the opponent and f tilt.
Bongoe Videos that isn’t related to what I said but sure that game-plan works. Limiting yourself to that is kinda tunnel vision but it’s a strong plan either way.
I find it funny that I played Pokemon Trainer one night for the first time as a JOKE and suddenly, out of nowhere, I was almost as good as I am with Toon Link THE CHARACTER I MAINED FOR MY ENTIRE LIFE. Safe to say that Pokemon Trainer QUICKLY became my pocket main after ONE MATCH.
@@babytron5877 sounds good. Your opinion is just as valid as mine is. Then again I've mained PT since launch and have felt the difference between the patches. When I say that Ivysaur gets carried by Squirtle and Zard that's because some of his best tools got nerfed while Zard got buffs to some of his. Also since I have a different playstyle than everyone else, Zard picks up the slack from Ivy. Which basically means killing at lower percents. That's not to say Ivy is bad but he isn't what he once was. His dair is still good as is his Vine Whip but good luck trying to use Razor Leaf as an effective zoning tool. It's pretty much only useful for reads and for covering your approach back to the stage. Again that is just an opinion. The reason I stated it was because the guy who made the video either is NOT a PT main or hasn't played him much since he basically said Zard is only good for recovery. Which is patently untrue.
@@babytron5877 that's fair. Everyone plays PT different. For a long time I relied on Zard for a lot. Now there is more balance on my team. But Zard still is a big part of my success with PT.
Hey guys I need some help. I was playing online as yoshi against a captain falcon and no matter what I did I couldn’t land a single attack on him. His moves would cancel out mine and kick me around the stage. I couldn’t down b him, when we did a dash attack at the same time his would always take priority, he was able to move out of shields and attack quicker than me. What am I doing wrong? I’m very frustrated
Gregory Henry a play vs a good yoshi a lot and I’d recommend to use eggs more, double jump out of his combos, nair oos a lot, juggle him, and edgeguard with nair and fair. I’ve seen the best yoshi and falcon mains in my local scene (I play with the yoshi a lot) play with each other and yoshi was mainly killing with bair and up air so I’d recommend looking to kill with these at high percent (around 120ish).
Gregory Henry the most important thing to understand is that proguides won’t help you with anything, the channel is made for casuals and their vids are filled with misinformation. If you want to improve your yoshi I’d recommend asking yoshi players on twitter for tips or looking for a GOOD guide on RUclips. If proguides make a yoshi guide I can tell you from now that it will be filled with BS, I have 1200+ hrs on this game and I main PT and have 50+ hrs on them alone. I can guarantee you this vid was done with very little research and filled with misinformation and made for casuals who don’t know shit about the game and just wanna beat their big brother or some shit.
@@pelagiusseptim3454 Then that just means you're not used to it's range. If you're under the stage, drift to the side and use a jump to be to the side of the ledge and there, you have a good way to get back up. Saying it's not good because you're not used to it is like calling Pikachu's recovery bad because "it's not easy to get the second part of quick attack and doesn't work if you time it wrong". The problem with Squirtle's recovery is that it is too linear and that you need to recovery from certain angles and is vulnerable from directly above it. Charizard can be abused off stage as well if you get him far enough to need to use flare blitz or hit him when he's lower. Ivy's only weakness as a recovery is having a lingering hitbox at edge so that Ivy can't recover immediately back to ledge. That's how you counter most tether recoveries, but that is about the only reliable way which is hard to pull off.
@@jacobs5546 Then why main him? If you can't use Ivy's recovery properly I understand your frustration tho, as its extremely important for their disadvantage State. Imo Ivys UP B is among the best in the game
I'm a minute and 45 seconds in and I haven't received a single bit of useful information related to this game. Stop spamming stupid flavor text and long intro nonsense. Boo bad guide
This “guide” is horrible and lazy
The channel name implies “tips” but the video doesn’t cover any tech or advice rather you say the usually pt game plan. The closest things to “tech” you talk about is how to change Pokémon after ivy’s vine whip. The narration felt very lazy as if it was a last minute put together. For example saying “The good Pokémon trainers *know* the game plan super well and they know all the mechanics behind Pokémon trainer” as a conclusion completely fails your intention of the title. It implies only the good can be good. The 6 min + build up didn’t reach anything really helpful. You address a normal game plan for pt 2-3 times and only adds on the small gimmicks each character has on the second time you explain it. You said Pokémon trainer has different play styles but no examples are given rather saying they may have confirms like Squirtle f tilt jab locks. You address the strong suits of each Pokémon well but not their disadvantages. Squirtle excels in speed and combos but lacks the range in neutral and ability to edge guard. Ivy has a strong mid percent neutral game but lacks the frame advantage vs close pressure. His speed, poor movement, disadvantage state are all really bad and has popularly claimed as the worst of the 3. You mention Charzard has strong hitting moves but you don’t talk about any of his other strengths other than that. Charzard is the fastest out of the 3, boxing options with nair, spaced f tilt and fly oos. A good way to transition this sort of information is telling the viewer each Pokémon’s weakness and then mentioning how the next Pokémon on the line up covers those weaknesses
Squirtle disability to edge guard and survive is aided through Ivy’s medium weight survivability and edge guard options like nair/dair covering huge amounts of space.
Ivy’s poor disadvantage and ability to land is aided with Charzard’s multiple jump mix ups to land and his “get off me” moves like nair/up smash
Charzard as a big body can have a space disadvantage and lacks the consistent low percent combos. This is aided by Squirtle.
This sort of information could have been a lot more helpful for newcomers to realize more on how each Pokémon correlate with each-other rather than regurgitating Pt’s game-plan 3 times.
Half of the video’s gameplay is you vs a cpu doing the worst examples of combos and doesn’t show any real b&b in a training mode. The other half of gameplay is just Tweek & Leffen... Tweek and Leffen aren’t the only representatives. How is Wishes or Puppeh not in this video. CEO was 6 months ago and this video was 4 months ago. Puppeh made top 8 solo pt and was seemingly out of nowhere. Wishes had one of the hype sets at frostbite vs Mkleo taking game 1 but he isn’t mentioned at all besides saying “*they* lookin kinda good right now”.
This is not half of a guide. This is not “how to become a Pokémon master” and rather you constantly saying the *idea* of how the character should work. This implies that you don’t know any actual depth but just the basic knowledge most competitors already know. This information is so obvious just by looking at the 3 different Pokémon.
Please do better
THIS
Magical Muffin spread the word 😌
I was going to watch the whole video because i've been thinking about maining Pokemon trainer but thanks for speaking out about this guide.
This speaks to me on a spiritual level
I agree for the most part, but squirtle can go pretty far offstage to box oponents recoveries out, you are wrong about edgeguarding in that sense. Also Charizard is most certainly not the fastest, and his Nair is over committed and not that safe an option most the time. But yeah, this is not a guid by any means.
5:49 how you can tell who isn’t a true trainer
He's a Charizard hater lol
Battousai the Mineslayer that is probably true.
True, easy switch to Charizard and recover. Idk why he hates Charizard, a Trainer is only as good as his Charizard
Charizard isn't the worst Pokemon, it's a good heavy now because of it's buffs. It makes it a really good fighter because of how fast it is compared to other heavies. Upthrow isn't the great for killing anymore however, It's Fthrow is a stronger kill.
Who is then
Diego Elizondo Id say squirtle since although hes beast for beginning play, hes basically not as good if you play him alone. Ivysaurs and Charizards moveset is made for killing but squirtles is mostly to rack up damage
@@namikatsu858 fair, but I feel like Squirtle CAN get kills w f tilt jablock setups, not gonna lie tho, respectable opinion, btw this is coming from a pt main who do u main ?
@@namikatsu858 The main problem with Squirtle is that he lacks potential past low percentages, altough his combos are sick at low %. Poor range, lack of weight and no proyectile because of the Neutral B change.
Ivysaur is the 13 kilos middleweight and the more well rounded, with the best D-air in the game (and one of the best up air as well), great edgeguard, good neutral, decent combo potential and good kill power. His two problems are his lack of OOS options and being slow in general, altough it's not that bad if you mantain the advantage.
Charizard alone is bad, but at higher percentages he has a lot of good kill moves like Fly, OOS Up smash (Is frame 6 hitting in front at first, so a good OOS overall), Tipper F-tilt or B-air, up air, Flare blitz or F-air.
Before watching the video I’m assuming you must master squirtle combos, use charzard and only flairblitz when your opponent is at kill percent or you know you could *just use ivysaur and win*
NO. WE DON'T NEED FLARE BLITZ SPAM.
2:42 Yes, nair is good and scoops opponents pretty well, but it’s not safe on shield and if you do a drag down nair then your opponent will always be able to react before you no matter what move you use.
I love how much attention and love my main is getting now
All it took was a evo win bc ppl are clueless
@@1bum right there my man
@@amvforlife2886 also not to be a downer but if this attention keeps up pt is probably gonna get a nerf because ppl cant adapt, like they already nerfed ivy(hes still good but now has to rely on char sometimes) and Charizard still has a below average fair so what you have to complain about? people complaining abt us putting time into a diverse character and getting rewarded for that time and effort instead of having a "skill full" kit outta the box like inkling or ness like im not saying they’re no brainers but it takes considerably less time to see success with tbh
@I hate people who take everything to heart yup lol
@I hate people who take everything to heart he got nerfed a lil when i wrote that message idk if he got nerfed again from there tbh lol
3:51 This is actually a frame one combo breaker which is really good, and sometimes I use it with ivysaur to cause a reversal and uair their butt to the heavens.
Basically how I see it for why PT is so good is summed up as follows;
Squirtle has really good combos (especially throw combos btw)
Ivysaur has bullshit hitboxes, a ridiculously good projectile and then more bullshit hitboxes.
And then Charizard has a better recover, more time for living (heavy), flare blitz, smash attacks, b-air, and kill throws.
P.S best strat, combo with Squirtle, wall with ivysaur, switch to Charizard and immediately flare blitz. Easy
It sounds like you're tunnel visioning hard here on certain tactics instead of using their entire kit when needed
@@nozzle3466 that's just coz I'm joking (mostly). I actually play PT a decent bit and I know that they are way better than what i said, I repeat, I was joking
6:02 Another RUclips said that squirtle as a rush down character is too risky for him, so they said he played a bait and punish playstyle.
I play really aggressive with Charizard, I think I'm good with all 3
I'm a little late to the scene, but you can jab lock into up b with charizard killing super early
Wait seriously? I need to try that now.
Up b is also a good reversal tool. Imagine there’s a bayonetta carrying you to the top blastzone, you can use up-b and take them up there instead sometimes and if you do that it kills at 0%
I been a Pokémon trainer main since day on and I had no idea he is so good
then are you really a pokemon trainer main lol
KA0S I am a true Pokémon trainer then
Do u guys think i should main him or lucario. Im having trouble deciding. Please tell me what u think.
Sosuke Aizen Pokémon trainer is so much fun and very satisfying. You can really see a formula and how much you grow as a player while playing him. So yhea I recommend Pokémon Trainer.
I don’t really like Pokémon trainer that much, but at the start of the game I am squirtle, if the enemy gets over 50 I change to ivysaur, and if I get over 80 I turn into charzzard
I main P.T by no means competitive or tournament but this helped me a lot
“mastering 3 of the original 150 pokemon”
LMAO there is 151 lol
If your opponent is on a low platform, run under the platform, switch to charizard, and charge your side smash. 9 times out of 10, the opponent will drop down, thinking they’ll hit you first, then release your side smash, dealing decent damage the opponent and sometimes even killing them
Too much of a commitment, it’s better to pressure shields on the plat with Ivy. If you read they do a run off and attack, ivy or any of the Pokémon could parry or whiff punish. Besides Zard’s f smash could be just frames too slow and the opponent will get away.
Kuuja fair point, but you could always wait for the shield to drop and damage with fly, then switch to squirtle when the end lag finishes and you’re out of freefall, to deal additional damage
Bongoe Videos fly would still be too comital. If the opponent is patient and you do any over extensions, then you can get punished for it. The general game plan for platform pressure should be
Squirtle: short hop up air the shield and whiff punish anything aggressive. If they jump or run away he can chase them and land f tilts when they are off the plat.
Ivy: up air and up tilt covers everything
Charzard: empty hops and falling up air to pressure shield and nair to cover landings. If the opponent doesn’t anything aggressive, Charzard can shield then up smash or put space the opponent and f tilt.
Kuuja we could do this for months. 😅 my basic plan is
Squirtle 0% - 50%
Ivysaur. 50% - Kill percent
Carizard finisher
Bongoe Videos that isn’t related to what I said but sure that game-plan works. Limiting yourself to that is kinda tunnel vision but it’s a strong plan either way.
Time to learn more about my second main character
I main Pokémon trainer and Toon link and this vid helped me learn more now I can beat my cousin in beta now thx lol
Fello pokemon trainer mains unite!!! We love to see it 👏 😄
U could’ve just said a Pokemon master in the thumbnail
"might be the best combination character in smash history"
That didn't last very long
Was researching him yesterday and found this video! This is perfect for me thanks!
get this channel to 100k
Charizard up throw is great for killing
Me remembering living a fresh up throw at 170% just last week
Ha
Bowser main?
@@GrieverSSBU PT
That Up Throw is bad at killing because of DI.
I find it funny that I played Pokemon Trainer one night for the first time as a JOKE and suddenly, out of nowhere, I was almost as good as I am with Toon Link THE CHARACTER I MAINED FOR MY ENTIRE LIFE.
Safe to say that Pokemon Trainer QUICKLY became my pocket main after ONE MATCH.
Charizard is clearly not bad but whatever you say, my guy. Hes honestly better than Ivy now. Zard and Squirtle carry.
why do you think zard is better than ivy? seems like a bit of a stretch
...okie dokie
... ill... I'll leave you to thinking that
@@babytron5877 sounds good. Your opinion is just as valid as mine is. Then again I've mained PT since launch and have felt the difference between the patches. When I say that Ivysaur gets carried by Squirtle and Zard that's because some of his best tools got nerfed while Zard got buffs to some of his. Also since I have a different playstyle than everyone else, Zard picks up the slack from Ivy. Which basically means killing at lower percents. That's not to say Ivy is bad but he isn't what he once was. His dair is still good as is his Vine Whip but good luck trying to use Razor Leaf as an effective zoning tool. It's pretty much only useful for reads and for covering your approach back to the stage. Again that is just an opinion. The reason I stated it was because the guy who made the video either is NOT a PT main or hasn't played him much since he basically said Zard is only good for recovery. Which is patently untrue.
@@GrieverSSBU ye it's just that I don't think that char is better than ivy
@@babytron5877 that's fair. Everyone plays PT different. For a long time I relied on Zard for a lot. Now there is more balance on my team. But Zard still is a big part of my success with PT.
They should have just called it “how to become a Pokémon master”
Definitely didn’t EV train that Charizard lol.
Hey guys I need some help. I was playing online as yoshi against a captain falcon and no matter what I did I couldn’t land a single attack on him. His moves would cancel out mine and kick me around the stage. I couldn’t down b him, when we did a dash attack at the same time his would always take priority, he was able to move out of shields and attack quicker than me. What am I doing wrong? I’m very frustrated
Trying to rushdown a falcon is only really good if you range to duel him
Git Gud, yoshi destroys falcon the only reason you would lose would probably just be because he’s way better than you
Saad Alraqtan I understand that but I was hoping for the mechanics behind WHY.
Gregory Henry a play vs a good yoshi a lot and I’d recommend to use eggs more, double jump out of his combos, nair oos a lot, juggle him, and edgeguard with nair and fair. I’ve seen the best yoshi and falcon mains in my local scene (I play with the yoshi a lot) play with each other and yoshi was mainly killing with bair and up air so I’d recommend looking to kill with these at high percent (around 120ish).
Gregory Henry the most important thing to understand is that proguides won’t help you with anything, the channel is made for casuals and their vids are filled with misinformation. If you want to improve your yoshi I’d recommend asking yoshi players on twitter for tips or looking for a GOOD guide on RUclips. If proguides make a yoshi guide I can tell you from now that it will be filled with BS, I have 1200+ hrs on this game and I main PT and have 50+ hrs on them alone. I can guarantee you this vid was done with very little research and filled with misinformation and made for casuals who don’t know shit about the game and just wanna beat their big brother or some shit.
Ivy is good at recovering what are you talking about
that it's not easy to latch onto the ledge, and it doesn't work if you're under it, which you are all the time.
Ikr
@@pelagiusseptim3454 then don't lol its that simple
@@pelagiusseptim3454 Then that just means you're not used to it's range. If you're under the stage, drift to the side and use a jump to be to the side of the ledge and there, you have a good way to get back up. Saying it's not good because you're not used to it is like calling Pikachu's recovery bad because "it's not easy to get the second part of quick attack and doesn't work if you time it wrong". The problem with Squirtle's recovery is that it is too linear and that you need to recovery from certain angles and is vulnerable from directly above it. Charizard can be abused off stage as well if you get him far enough to need to use flare blitz or hit him when he's lower. Ivy's only weakness as a recovery is having a lingering hitbox at edge so that Ivy can't recover immediately back to ledge. That's how you counter most tether recoveries, but that is about the only reliable way which is hard to pull off.
Pelagius Septim it is easy, it literally homes into the ledge if near it
Ivys recovery is super good, I mean come on... Ivy does everything but struggles in disadvantage and is a little slow.
In what way is his recovery good? (But he still sucks and needs a nerf, this is coming from a PT Main BTW)
@@jacobs5546You can go super deep, and have tons of different tether cancel mix ups. Also you don't think he's good, but also thinks he needs a nerf??
GarderN95 By He sucks I meant I hate him. Sry about that.
@@jacobs5546 Then why main him? If you can't use Ivy's recovery properly I understand your frustration tho, as its extremely important for their disadvantage State. Imo Ivys UP B is among the best in the game
Could you do a guide for Sonic?
Hate that character, no thanks
Jesse Perez let me guess, he’s to bait and punish?
This comment is disgusting
@@kanekitheghoul2049 Ok, sorry for wanting to learn how to play with My favorite gaming character of all times, Kaneki from Tokio Ghoul ™️
b button
A true Pokemon Trainer Master know how to easily gain money to spam Full Restore
151(including mew)
if found in a bad situation where you have to kill with squirtle, just f-tilt, jab lock, f-smash and BOOM DED
Do how to play duck hunt
Maybe the trainer used 2 fire stones on charizard instead of lvling up. That’s why he is the worst
The music pls
Epic guide
Squirtle - Speed
Ivysaur - Technical
Charizard - Power
It's not as simple as that, you could argue that squirtle is more is more technical than ivysaur
I want Sonic!
I main Dark Pit and Bayonetta and I was wondering if could do some tips on how to play them better.
Pretty neat although thought Ivy was referred to as She by most of the smash community
why does this warrant a comment? it's not like ivy is a single character that needs a specific pronoun.
@@bonniejunk tbh I have no idea
I call all of them a he because there is only a 12.5% chance for any of them to be a girl
All the starters are more likely to be male tho
aka stop spamming razor leaf
You can just say how to become red
Greninja
How do u switch
@Loco Coco no lol it is a joke
@Loco Coco down b
spacies?
If you guys could do Wario some time soon that’d be great, thanks!
They REALLY missed the chance of naming this video:
"How to became a pokemon master"
But I like the guide anyways
Amazing guide.
No...not really
Unless I'm getting wooshed
@@babytron5877 no youre prolly not gonna get wooshed, a lot of people thought this was awesome in 2019 but its always been trash lmao
PJiggles sent me here
Pjiggles sent me here
PJiggles sent me here!!!
Wait is that Albert from flamingo 0:40
Thats leffen,not flamingo.
Am I the first comment?
efox 1 yes
Good
Sure you are
But the blue shell is coming
Absolutely
show how to do Megaman Z Drop combos dude please
look at Wreckongize Nine9 twitter for reference
I'm a minute and 45 seconds in and I haven't received a single bit of useful information related to this game. Stop spamming stupid flavor text and long intro nonsense. Boo bad guide