The BEST Low Tiers in Fighting Games
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I love that Q is basically a slasher villain in fighting game form if you're great at parrying. Just standing there taking hits with no reaction, taking his sweet time until he finally decides to end you with clumsy overwhelming strength. Even his parry is just "You got something on my jacket."
Bro really just hits you with the light work no reaction.
He may or may not be predates the zombie character aesthetic like Nemesis and Voorhees. No control of body, just beeg damage and beeg defense.
@@Ervonesquehe's based on Robot Detective K
Pretty sure he was also inspired by Mr. X from Resident Evil 2
@@AshZucchini8168 yeah, the coat, hat, even his demeanor and body gesture is a clear reference to Mr. X
When you were definining what made Phoenix Wright bad, I couldnt help but laugh. In Ace Attorney, this is EXACTLY how every trial goes. Phoenix is on the back foot, and has to claw for any advantage he can get, until the "gotcha." Then, the amazing Cornered theme kicks in, and you feel triumphant. The way they incorporated that into UMVC3 was awesome. Great video!
as an ace attorney fan, i can confirm this
Phoenix Wright is one of the best fighting game character based on implementation alone and I just find it absurdly hilarious.
@@HazeEmry I agree. I can't think of any characters so masterfully designed to evoke its own source game so well.
@@totallyaploy1824 categorization as a "fighting game" aside, i think Little Mac in Smash is very reminiscent of his source game(s). in a fighter where characters are rewarded for having well-rounded kits fit for every situation, Mac is a more or less gimmick character who has by FAR the worse aerial options and recovery in the game, but some of the strongest potential when he's touching the ground. this sorta simplifies his gameplan to tight spacing and taking advantage of whiff punishes, which is exactly what Punch-Out!! is about. dodge first, get some damage in after. a total underdog with crazy potential, so long as you find your window to use it.
Abi-torial did a good video covering the way they adapted him into marvel
Importantly Q’s taunt does not actually raise his health but instead increases his defensive multiplier. The earlier in a round you do it the more effective health you gain.
Yeah idk what I was on to make that kind of mistake lol
That one google search frame at 16:53 is insane holy shit
kuroda... bro
The Kuroda situation is crazy, insane, and just got worse
I love how Phoenix having 1 million HP harkens back to his absurd shows of durability in three of his games. In Trials & Tribulations, he fell off a burning rope bridge several stories into a raging river… and came out not only in one piece but merely caught a cold for a day. Then in Apollo Justice, Phoenix got rammed by a car hard enough to fly into a nearby telephone pole face first… and emerged with a sprained ankle for a couple of days. And back to Trials & Tribulations for a bit, Phoenix back in college ATE a glass bauble laced with trace amounts of poison (needing to break it for easy consumption first) and suffered neither lacerations nor poisoning. Oh, last one from Justice for All, someone brained him with a fire extinguisher in his sleep; he came down with amnesia for about an hour right before a case and won the whole thing before finally regaining his memories.
The man is just built different.
Don't forget getting constantly physically abused by the current prosecutor on the case, including getting tazed, whipped repeatedly, thrown a cup of boiling coffee to his face.
@@Gardosuro And nearly slashed with a sword.
Fun fact, Q suffers 1f extra of blockstun compared to all other characters, and briefly during crouch, his grab box goes to the sky and as such he cannot be ground thrown
I thought it was 2 extra frames of hitstun.
I thought his grab box went to air-only during that brief moment in crouching.
@@LloydTheZephyrian yes, I now realize I didn't make that clear enough but it's only for a couple frames
1 while standing and 2 while crouching. Poor bastard has to red parry the last hit of Chun Li's SA2 if he block it.
One thing I wish you mentioned about Robo-Ky is that when he gets knocked down, he has the option to talk shit, during which he stays on the ground longer than you are normally allowed to, letting him dodge certain oki and meaty setups by messing with the timing needed for them
Junpei just playing baseball while in a fight is so iconic of him. I would absolutely marry him
Junpei is the bomb
@@stoop..kid..Junpei is DA MAN
Unfortunately he's taken
Spoilers for persona 3:
And when i mean taken i meant heartbroken bc his love interest died
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eh not really if you give him the flowers he wanted to give to her
@@testtest-sl5nxtrue and real lmao
I love how you frame characters. You start off with their strengths and how they thrive, making them sound like one of the best in the game, but then you break down how far their actual heat differs from their potential strengths. Very well-made, interesting, and informative videos you've got here.
If you see sf3 Twelve u can say the same. Has an air dash, a lot of fast attacks and long range ones. He can become fking invisible.
But there he is, an absolute mess of a character
An important note about Wright: In MvC 3, X-Factor has different 'levels' based on how many of your other characters have been KO'd. With no casualties, you get a level 1 X-Factor, and when you're on your last character, you get the most powerful level 3 X-Factor.
Unless you're playing Wright, who ALWAYS gets level 3 X-Factor, regardless of how many of his allies are KO'd.
this seems... untrue
@@chronocxc Fairly sure it is true, but only while in turnabout mode.
There are a couple hidden buffs for Phoenix Wright:
1) his jumping objection isn’t actually an overhead, but everyone thinks it is. Combined with the last hit of his “steel samurai maya smelting” super hitting low, he can either go for a true unblockable with his forward + medium trip or a fake one
2) he has a glitch in the game where if he activates level 1 X factor while in turnabout mode, he gets the level 3 damage bonus instead for the duration. This combined with the fact that his level 3 hyper combo being full screen 0 frame startup means that he will one shot anyone in the cast
3) his “bridge to the turnabout” (objection) while in trial mode will activate his turnabout mode on assists and can be easily comboed into from a TAC or DHC.
There’s also a very neat touch where as his mode improves to trial and turnabout, not only do his special moves (and evidence uses) become way better, but his confidence of using the moves improves and is reflected in the animations
The second one is not true. It is not a glitch and it is not the base level 3 x factor damage boost. It is actually a hard coded 100% damage boost in turnabout, whereas his base l3 x factor is only 85% damage boost.
@@hi.im.iris69420 oh wow, so it’s even better than his level 3 bonus…
@@Balthazar228 yeah, it really adds to the fact that Phoenix Wright is a win condition character. L3 x factor in turnabout mode makes him a harder hitting character than Vergil.
So small addition to the pokemon trainer section:
Type effectiveness overall doesn't hurt the character all that much. After all, it's only a problem for what is already the worst of the three. The thing that REALLY kills PT is swapping speed. In ultimate, swapping is very fast, and combined with its invincibility it even makes for a good combo breaker. In brawl, however, it takes MULTIPLE SECONDS to swap. If you had any advantage before, swapping meant your opponent got a free neutral reset at WORST. Combined with stamina forcing you to swap every so often, it made PT incredibly clunky and awkward to play. In all honestly, buffing the swap speed was the single biggest buff PT recieved in ultimate.
Not to mention, you can’t even switch in the air in brawl, that’s only a change in ultimate
I don’t play many fighting games or keep up with the community, but I love listening to people talk about it and your style is very soothing
Its so funny that Anakaris just doesnt have system mechanics.
Reminds me of Mr. Game & Watch in Melee
On the same topic, Arthur in UMvC3 completely just does not have a grounded dash, which is something every character can do except him(granted not all of the character's dashes are created equally)
@@hi.im.iris69420Tbf this was intentional to represent Arthur’s stiff movement and double jump from Ghosts n Goblins. I think Anakaris lacks pushblock purely because of oversight.
@@bulb9970 Anakaris still lacks pushblock in the revisions of VSAV, they very clearly intended to balance his kit by giving him terrible defense. Not every strange design decision is just because the devs "forgot" or something.
Reminds me of GGML, axl having invuln moves cuz the devs forgot to put his hitboxes in, axl also not being able to charge cuz of a typo, testament not being able to tech cuz of an missing if state
Saw that something flashed on the screen during the Kuroda mention and it made me think of one thing instantly.
Glad that stopping the video confirmed it lol
I bought P4A Ultimax solely to play Junpei and I love him so much
If another Street Fighter movie gets made, I really hope that they have a mid credits scene where the protagonists fight Q with no context whatsoever.
I think it’s funny how the guy who named himself low tier is an actual low tier of the fighting game community.
You t-bag me, You're banned
You taunt me, You're banned
You grab me more than 5 times in a row, You're banned
Well, I ain't gonna ban you for that
But I might suspend you for 48 hours
Not only that, he routinely plays top tier characters poorly, so he calls them low tier.
Ltg?
@@pyrospikeHigh Tier Human
As a dedicated Q main, I appreciate his inclusion in this list! I think you described him pretty well.
I absolutely love the last one you mentioned. What a clever fighting game character concept, forcing you to understand baseball in order to play the character!
I can't wait for the fighting game character which makes you have to know chess in order to play it well.
There's a Mortal Kombat game with a bit of cheese involved and there's an indie game I heard of recently that's legit have chess-half fighting game.
@@Y20XTongvaLandis that game Your Only Move Is Hustle ?
@@vivelespatat2670 Sorry, but I didn't remember the name at the time I commented. I don't think YOMI Hustle was out at the time, though. I'm not even sure it was renamed at the time I commented.
I always played Junpei because he's my favorite character in fiction thanks to Persona 3, and I've always known that he's low to mid tier, but rushdown also happens to be my playstyle choice so I figured him out quite quick lol
24:56 Uh oh, you got something wrong here.
Well I know you don't play Guilty Gear so I just want to briefly correct this. Burst actually doesn't use Tension, it uses a dedicated meter named, conveniently, Burst. You can see that meter right below a player's healthbar. The specifics of how Burst works is not important at the moment, but I just want to clarify that Burst does not use Tension, or else that'd be very broken 😅.
Otherwise, very great video, covers about all of my favourite low tiers. They have such a charm I can never get tired of and it's always fun to watch them in action at high levels.
🤓
They might've mistaken Bursts and Roman Cancels, since Roman Cancels have a burst esque looking animation, and do use meter?
Maybe?
@@Abos1357 we're all 🤓s here. We're watching a video on low tiers in a niche type of games
@@HazeEmry maybe but starting off by saying "Uh oh, you got something wrong here." is crazy
@@Nick-nn1ql truee
Great video, and something you hinted at that I always think unintentionally helps low tiers is how unique/cool/visually appealing they are. If the low tier is a generic and bland copy of, say, an established archetype/theme then the appeal of using said character seems to drop off a cliff. Whereas the mystery man in a trenchcoat who fights with brute force, or the egyptian mummy that is frankly bizarre even in VSav, have that interest that 'Bloke who is the main character with a different colour effect and worse frame data' just wouldn't have.
It made me smile to see Javi (IHeartJustice) being featured for the Phoenix Wright segment. Him n Lythero definitely coined his popularity in MvC.
I clicked on this video because i saw my man Junpei in the thumbnail, but i actually really enjoyed each characters section. Very cool video 👍
Also, junpei's clean hit sound is INSANE. Don't forget about it.
The funny thing about the stamina mechanic on Pokemon Trainer is that it actually affected the Pokemon very differently. For Squirtle, having a low stamina was arguably a GOOD thing is it made opponents easier to juggle (a big deal in Brawl with its miniscule hitstun), racking up much more damage overall in spite of individual hits being weaker. But for Ivysaur, it was an absolute death knell, especially since she's already the least effective member of the team in Brawl.
It was a mess, to say the least.
bro can we talk about that dizzy pressure during the robo ky section? that shit was nasty.
I believe you forgot that Mr. Wright also has a glitch in the game where X-factor is always a lv 3 X-factor even when you have two full teammates
One of my absolute favorite low tiers of all time is Yuuki Terumi from Blazblue. He's the definition of rush down, NEEDING to be in his enemy's face to do anything. And he can actually put on some pretty decent pressure. His main mechanic is that he gets meter VERY easily, as his drive attacks (unique button that every character gets) gives him insane meter gain even on block. However, because of this he is incredibly meter reliant. He only has 3 special moves, the rest of his major moves all being his distortion drives (supers). Hell, even his DP is a DD. Not only that but his damage is generally VERY low without meter. If you do have meter though, although he has some AMAZING moves (his dp is great, he has a 50/50 with 2 of his DDs, he has a solid anti-keepaway super (though this costs 100 meter), he has an AMAZING combo ender that cashes out all of his meter for insane damage, and if you have the opportunity, his astral heat (instakill) is REDICULOUSLY easy to combo into, meaning that if he snowballs you it is OVER.)
On the other hand, he has a dashing super that, while a good combo tool, has 0 invin making it bad to get in, and has an infamously bad counter super, colloquially known as a 50 meter taunt.
But the thing that make Terumi REALLY special is his overdrive (a special install every character gets) which allows you to STEAL METER. All of his supers become better, he gets access to a loop that gives him TONS of meter in an instant and allows him to essentially do 200 meter combos, and that combo ender super pretty much deletes the other person's meter. But overdrive comes so slow, and if you use it then you can't burst.
I just realized this came out a year ago and has only now been recommended to people. Crazy quality tbh
weirdly enough, the second half of this video's characters seem to be very Mariah-like, in the sense of requiring to be charged and being low damage otherwise. Wild to see how she might've inspired some of them, the true best, worst HFTF char.
You neglected to mention one of the biggest problems with Pokemon Trainer: The insanely long time it takes to actually switch Pokemon.
It wouldn't have made the character viable if it *was* faster, but the switch speed being so slow is just another scoop for the crap sundae. It's so bad that in the clip at 10:48, the Trainer literally sacrifices advantage to switch Pokemon and is STILL minus even after Diddy recovers.
The only way you're not eating whatever punish your opponent cooks up that day is if you switch while they're Star KO'd. Which is kinda hard to do if your Pokemon is fatigued and therefore CAN'T KILL. Also you can't use it in the air, either.
All of this was fixed in Ultimate, so not only can you find more opportunities to switch in that game, but switching even has defensive utility as a pseudo-airdodge.
Just gonna throw this in as well, but Squirtle would be a solid high tier if he was on his own with no fatigue. He has some really neat tech and a solid moveset. Really the only thing keeping the character out of bottom tier.
Q may be weak in some ways but the sense of power he gives off is amazing his hits FEEL like they hurt and his taunt gradually shaking the screen more everytime makes you feel like a dragonball character slowly powering up. He is amazing and i really hope we get to see him again eventually
Pheonix wright and Q are my favorite type of low tiers, where if you manage to achieve certain difficult conditions you get buffs that make you as good as or even better than the game’s top tiers. The type of buffs that would be completely broken on mid or high tier characters (replacing any high tier or above’s taunt with Q’s would make them completely broken, like if you get knocked down at the start of the round you probably lose because suddenly they have more health than Hugo). I like this because you can play a low tier but get the opportunity to feel powerful.
You really deserved more subscribers
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overall great video also ayyy thats me in the junpei section of the video
It’s so satisfying whenever someone comes up with an interesting video concept and then nails its execution.
I know the video is about low tiers, but your research and presentation is top tier.
I really liked this vid, but one thing that stuck out to me was Doctor Strange being called low tier, when he's far from it. Between two great assist (Eye of Agamotto and Bolts of Balthakk), his teleports, damage plus meter build from Impact Palm loop and Spell of Vishanti he's a pretty strong character overall and actually one of the better anchors in the game. He has issues with his mobility and normals being iffy but his positives more than make up for it, at the very worst he's upper mid tier, though i personally have him at the bottom of high tier.
Yeah I have friends who got into Marvel 3 fairly recently and it's taught me that the game's meta has changed a lot, cause I remember a while ago that Strange generally wasn't considered very good. Perhaps I'm mistaken though, but in any case I apologize for the mistake.
@@MrMixtape It's all good, there's A LOT of misinfo about MvC3 out there (like Vergil being #1). Strange wasn't seen as too strong very early on, but as people started rocking teams like Nova/Spencer/Strange it became clear that he's a pretty strong support overall. He's still not used as much because Doom is in the game and Doom is legit the best support character in the game, that's why Nova/Spencer/Doom is an alternate version of the team I mentioned earlier that works very well.
Junpei is great if you can convince your friends to play best of 5 rounds. Also while shadow junpei can get to victory cry state way easier nothing is scarier than regular junpei stalling you out in awakening and gaining more and more awakening HP over time
Genuinely fun video dude, had a great time watching it!
grate video, I was looking for some interesting character fighting mechanics videos but didn't find much, this one actually helped me more!
23:26 Using Cap to cover for Wright seems perfectly in-character for that boyscout lol.
I was probably the only person in the world who was a Brawl Pokemon Trainer main and LOVED the stamina mechanic. It really accentuated the team aspect of the character, you shouldnt just be using the one who is strongest(squirtle) hes a little guy who needs support! The only issues are A:the switching is too slow since Brawl loads characters one at a time and B:its exclusively a punishment with no upside, taking time to give up advantage for a character who is likely less suited to a task you needed.
If it werent such a problem you wouldn't have so much tech discussion on "where are the safest places to switch, and how can we mitigate the consequences?"
Started following you for your SSF2 video, but this idea is pretty cool!
“Junpei is always playing catch-up”
Very in-character.
Shouldn’t underestimate him, though, P3 OR P4AU.
You get him set-up and watch as he wins the game for you.
Robo Ky is even more notable in the DS games. Because they had a mechanic where Robo Ky was a custom character. Meaning you can choose his moveset to be whatever you wish. Allowing you to build the most OP mother fucker
I love playing low tiers. I play fighting games for the funny so anybody that is as goofy as Wright from marvel or plant from ult and down are my favorites.
About Phoenix, apparently, the rng seed only changes when you select characters, so if you just immediately rematch without returning to character select, he'll pull items in the same order as the last game.
Also, apparently, Turnabout mode causes X Factor to always be level 3, regardless of if he has teammates alive or not.
Basically these are all strong characters but they happen to be in a fighting game where top tiers are designed to not let anyone play
I can't believe I had to be subjected to Robo Ky's theme that genuinely hurt my head lol. You should've gone with his Korean theme it's absolutely fire,,,
Bro, Burst is completely apart from tension
I know the feeling of low tiers. I main little Mac in smash, and also use Zangief and Amingo in MVC2. It can be rough at times but when you get going and you start winning, it’s the best feeling ever
hilarious how junpei is basically can be summarized in the same sentence in p3 and p4a, which are same series different genre
When you give him a shot, he cooks.
I never played sf5, so mind my confusion: How the hell is Akuma in the same tier as Dan in the clip shown at 0:07 ? Lmao
Dan had a legit infinite that they patched out by "buffing" him. Dan also had a unique mechanic that can have him cancel normals into a taunt back into any normal, which makes his damage output absurd in the right hands.
Akuma got big nerf during that season and drop from top tier to mid tier for the rest of the game
I think it’s important to mention in regards to Q, Kuroda in my humble opinion, is simply on another level as a 3rd Strike player. He has an argument for being one of the best players of EACH member of the roster, let alone just Q. He’s the 3S GOAT, shout outs to Kuroda
Song from 12:12 is Paradigm Shift from Final Fantasy 13
Hero
something funny about Q, is that if like 2 changes were made, he would be a genuine MENACE in the game
letting him cancel his standing and crouching medium kick would give him access to some absurd pressure as the punches put him at the perfect range on block to do either cLP or cMK
i genuinely cannot fathom how messed up Q with actual good rushdown is
Being the best at the worst feels like something that fits Junpei to a T lmao
With sf6 jamie being bad for needing to do something to boost him, I can see that the arquetype that gets stronger by doing something during the match is the bad one.
The way u casually mention that q can kara cancel his command throw . . . That cancel is so difficult people didnt even know it was possible for a long time. Granted, i suppose at the top level qs kara cancel does matter but for most even decent players the execution is out of reach consistently
All of the characters you talk about are my mains
I swear I don't pick low tiers on purpose, they just always end up being my best characters
this video has made me realize that junpei and phoenix should hang out. i feel like junpei is similar enough to larry that they’d get along y’know
As someone who's been watching a fair bit of MrMixtape recently... Listening to Phoenix Wright felt like a revelation when I pinned down the fact that his problem is he's basically Miriah (Or at least, a Level Up character)
You gotta be a God to play these hahaha
A LowTierGo---
I'll see myself out
robo ky is also the only gg +r character that can delay his wake up and he has an special move that when followed by a taunt fills most of his metter!
that kuroda google search flash screen was funny afff
Thats funny, I main Phoenix in MvC3, main Junpei on P4 and one of my favorite characters from SF3 is Q. I guess I just have a thing for the outcasts.
Honestly, I love brawl. It’s super fun, and I don’t care if you can’t play it at tournaments, it’s the most Smash Bros Smash Bros.
This. Well that, the fact every change to the meta in Brawl was seemingly out of spite, and third party characters were novel instead of making up like 10% of the roster. I don't even like smash bros, brawl is a definitive stopping point.
One character I don't often hear people talk about is Skarlet from MK11. She has some of the fastest zoning, decent damaging combos but her drawback is that she has gaps in her attack strings which let's your opponent flawless block
My favorite part about low tiers is that usually they have a unique mechanic that makes them harder to succeed. Don’t belive me? Anji(strive not anymore imo), junpei, 12, eltnum from uni, and hakumen just to name a few.
I forgot about Robo-Ky's goofy ah theme
Theres a problem going on in sequels with low tiers where people will claim "nobody played them and they were bad" as reasoning for them not getting in when the rosters are revealed and its disheartening that people will complain about top tier strengths and then do the same cycle of complaints when the cast is less diverse and everyone starts to play the same. the top tiers are the most picked characters and when the more esoteric and "fun characters" are left out all that does is force players to go with the "stronger" strategy from the characters that are left.
Its funny cause i heard the player base for mvc3 wanted phoenix in the game but then no one played him
Little Mac from Smash Ultimate is a character that despite being firmly Low Tier in both of the games he's been in, has become more closer to his portrayal from his home series, has gotten closer in viability to the rest of the cast, and has become a pretty cool spectacle to watch thanks to top Macs like Peanut. I know this video is almost a year old, but he is a very interesting case of a low tier.
Q is only low tier until kuroda enters the room
Don't really know if this truly counts as a fighting game. But I would argue that D&A from Lethal League Blaze is a great example of an amazing low tier fighter
Anyone know the music at 12:13 ?
paradigm shift final fantasy 13
What’s the name of the song playing during the Q section?
Yes I would like to know this too.
Specifically once he starts talking more about Q, the song with the violins
i liked this video way more than i thought i would. keep it up!
15:17 Q performs the datamosh grab
Wright and Junpei being among the best low-tier characters seems a little too perfect. Though Yosuke being high tier is a lot less in-character. They're both the butt monkeys of their respective teams after all. (though Ryuji really mixed things up by being the butt monkey but also one of the powerhowses of his team like his fellow blondes Kanji and Aigis, rather than being the speedy agile one)
Honestly, the baseball system ius what endeared me to Junpei when I first bought P4U on the ps3. I bought it cause I was a huge fan of four but never played 3, with Reload being recently finished and now I know 3's story I've been tempted to redownload and play P4u Again.
Phoenix is highkey a solo character. Most use him as an anchor really strong character really nothing sub par and he does not struggle against mix up full projectile blocks and combo breaker makes him really strong not to mention his XFactor with all your team is always level 3 top that with turnabout.
I am so happy you talked about IHeartJustice in that Phoenix Wright section. I don’t know why I am I just am
Phoenix Wright and Q are awesome, the theme of Phoenix is sick and well executed imo, sick character!
Ayeo, what is that song you played during the Q segment? The one with the violin. I'm loving that.
The first song was Paradigm Shift from Final Fantasy 13
The second is The Birth of a God from Final Fantasy 7
I was looking for this, thank you so much!!!
For Phoenix Wright, his lvl 3 super isn't just fast, its FRAME 1 and FULLSCREEN. That super is an immediate death sentence for most of the cast if your caught in it, that and a bug in the game makes it to where in turnabout his x-factor always gives the maximum amount of damage boost
Robo-Ky also has a taunt he can use when he's knocked down where he can delay his stand-up by seconds while insulting you.
I’m late to the party but oh my god look at that at 10:45. Charizard gets a back throw off stage at 50% and immediately tries to switch but it’s such a slow fucking option that the accursed monkey get back and TAKES CENTER STAGE. And he had to do that swap or he’d have been stuck w stamina drained charizard till the next advantage he got this character just doesn’t even get the opportunity to threaten early kills offstage or even ledge trap. Ugh brawl Pokémon switch man, that’s insane
24:58 did he just say burst is a super? Burst is used to shake off an opponent. Not particularly a super since all it does is push away an opponent.
2:55 I'm kinda mad you didn't show the maove actually landing, I was curious
I literally never knew about the Pokemon Trainer Stamina and type Gimmick, what the hell were they thinking??
21:33 is ironic that both phoenix in the game have the same gameplan with different approach, phoenix wright needs to be set up on field with his evidence during wich he transitions from worst in The game to rivaling top tiers, and phoenix is set up out field for a timed comeback when 5 meters are present when she croaks, she transforms when mid to best character in game, the power of being a phoenix runs deep in both
Combined with some specials and normals, Anakaris dominates the air and can actively punish a lot of the roster simply for attempting to contest him
14:30 not "almost doubling" slightly greater than fifty percent increase.
Since Tekken didn’t make it in, my pick (at least for T7’s ‘good low tier characters’ is Lars. While he lacks a few crucial tools, his aggressiveness is off the charts and his wall-carries are THE BEST in the entirety of T7. He’s also very easy to use, making him a good character for beginners.
(Please ignore the fact that I am a Lars main please please NO-)
Marvel vs Capcom 3 has some of the most creative and cool characters in any fighting game ever and it is so devastating to me how these designs don't necessarily pay off when faced with the way core mechanics are handled. In nearly any other game characters like Phoenix Wright or Amaterasu would be beautifully multidimensional and standout characters but they just really don't get the opportunity to play to their strengths and it hurts
Ammy was destroyed by system changes from vanilla, where she was extremely good for a variety of reasons. Scaling assists, the delay, no block during airdash, and even stuff like dhc glitch being fixed really decimated her.
@dumbid51 yeah I should have specified ultimate
16:53 Kuroda did WHAT
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hay i know this video is a year old but id like to add one thing lol, pheonix writes turn about is bugged if he pops xfactor in turnabout he gets level 3 xfactor (everything his speed duration and damage)