5 underrated techniques

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

Walking, of course, how else are you going to you walk up slowly and Down Smash?

[@nicktrubia]

DID HE JUST WALK UP AND DOWN SMASH!!??

[@loftwild8725]

He really did tho

[@ThrowawayMavis]

technique 6 is rolling ur face across all the buttons! this is a technique that a lot of players dont utilise but is really good to do!

[@chugsfromtriad]

Top player Maister has proven that more people need to do this

[@diabetus129]

If you don’t know what you’re doing, how can your opponent know what you’re doing 8)

[@nathanbolima4934]

As a Mac main, I can confirm this works👍

[@MiaoNya]

Technique 6 is even stronger on Wi-Fi

[@ThirtyfourEC]

That's the Mang0 Helps in teching situations

[@eddiessbu5589]

I think people should use LAN adapters more in ultimate.

[@DarkworldLP]

that is the most underrated technique 🤣

[@beleemoi4433]

I dont have access to one so I just dont play Ultimate online

[@volkanik3070]

@@beleemoi4433 You're a good man. Thank you.

[@andrewwebb624]

I don't blame the players I blame nintendo's absolutely atrocious online support, I have shit internet but in most game it only negatively affected me, in ultimate it's almost a benefit because how bad a job nintendo has done implementing it, it's literally like Ds2 PVP.

[@InkRoller18]

But my wifi connection is great

[@coolguyglasses4036]

These tips were as cool as my glasses

[@gonzalo3210]

Amén

[@guhbruhmaste4557]

Okay buddy

[@JoelGarcia-mp5od]

Bruh

[@antonioaguilar3016]

Wow those are some cool glasses

[@bankai416]

I consider this a hate comment

[@Endershock1678]

Parrying/Perfect Shielding: Most low-intermediate level players don't do it because they think it's too difficult or complicated... It's really not. Right when you think they're about to hit your shield, release it. Once you get the timing down, it dramatically weakens certain character's neutrals, opens up a completely new realm of punishes, and makes projectiles much easier to deal with. It forces your enemy to respect your space and carefully mix up their options.

[@cesarllanos1585]

This is why I say Shulk is NOT top tier. Parrying invalidates Shulk’s ability to approach opponents who are well practiced enough to do it consistently. His frame data and ending lag are so substantial that parrying will ALWAYS put him in disadvantage and force him to go into shield monado. And once your opponent knows this it’s game

[@Endershock1678]

@@cesarllanos1585 Shulk is defintely not as affected as you wanna claim he is. His moves have insanely low end lag (I don't know where the claim he has substantial end lag comes from, his nair has a mere 6 frames and his fair a mere 10) on top of very high range, so even if you parry, unless you play a character with a fast high range f-tilt or F Smash, he'll still be completely unpunishable. He's in the same category as Lucina, where you have to basically not be spacing at all to get punished even if you parry, and the best they can get is a read punish. The only thing this will do is force Shulk to space, which Shulk should be doing anyways unless they're one of those bad ones that spam nair on shield. In fact, Shulk can punish many characters for even attempting to punish by F-Tilting while they are in their initial dash assuming they don't have enough range to hit him, which very few do. At peak levels, Shulk can even cancel his landing lag using Monado Art Swap, which gives him another option deal with Parry.

[@Riley-u8m]

@@Endershock1678 He is among the top 2 worst in terms of endlag . but it isn’t too easy to punish shulks aerials because of their range

[@Riley-u8m]

I think you mean landing lag

[@Endershock1678]

@@Riley-u8m Yes, I mean landing lag, and his endlag is awful, but the landing lag is very low. His nair has only 6 frames of landing lag, and is around -2 to -3 on shield. His fair and bair are both -5 to -6, and his up air is -4 to -5. His dair is the most unsafe move, but has so much range you can drift away before hitting it and auto cancel it before you hit the ground. Don't get me wrong, his moves have an lot amount of endlag, but the only time that's applicable is if he's offstage edge guarding or reverse edge guarding, where parrying isn't relevant.

[@UltimateGin]

To be used more : release shield -> turn around grab. People are MASHING when they get crossed up and it rarely works to just jump oos and aerial.

[@dsquarehead0175]

Dark Wizzy does that a ton

[@hoagieland3716]

Depends on the character. Someone like Palu can’t bair our of shield and hit smaller characters on crossup but a character like game and watch can just up b and cover both normal and crossup aerials on shield

[@dsquarehead0175]

@@hoagieland3716 its not about hitting short characters, it's about dealing with cross-ups as a mixup

[@Endershock1678]

@@hoagieland3716 It's not really about hitting, it's that some characters have much heavier punishes out of a grab than any other option.

[@chrispo7610]

Yo gin

[@origamiman5460]

As a shoto player, walking is the most broken mechanic that no one uses Edit: shotos are Ken and Ryu Edit 2: Terry is not a shoto as he doesn't fight using the art style shotokan, unlike Ken and Ryu.

[@Integral_RoA]

Did he just walk up, SLOWLY, and jab > true shoryuken?

[@finmin2k]

@@Integral_RoA lol

[@hermannplatz]

shoto? This is smash, punk.

[@Sickmmaner]

@@hermannplatz Ken and Ryu?

[@Bladieblah]

Because most characters game plan don't revolve around jab

[@dagingerbreadman70]

I’m that guy. 1. Footstool 2. Shield Angle 3. Ledge Trump 4. Auto-cancel aerials 5. Instant double jump (IDJ)

[@OniiChanPls]

I think people should use Larry's videos more for ultimate.

[@wyattalexander4041]

Facts

[@BenDover0003]

Yup

[@Evan-mt7bc]

I think pummeling is a pretty underrated mechanic that very few people use. It can give you sense of how much of a masher your opponent is, force an opponent that hates mashing into mashing or they take 30% damage free and if they are a crazy masher you can condition them into mashing on grab then do a throw and force them to buffer an awkward option that can give you some very strong advantage or if it's a buffered airdodge could potentially just outright kill your opponent. At high % even characters without kill throws can get a ton of reward off a single grab rather than just awkwardly throwing them for 6 damage immediately after the grab and just further conditioning your opponent that shielding is A-OK because you aren't punishing them.

[@sansanabanana]

I think the shotos as a whole should be used more, most people are just intimidated by the inputs and move cancelling but once you get used to it it's really not that hard cause you can just string together random moves into specials and do like 40 damage haha

[@mazder3594]

they're pretty good as a learning character too (since that's literally what they were designed for), if you can deal with turnaround, special inputs and normal to special cancelling you pretty much can play all characters if you put your mind to it

[@sansanabanana]

@@mazder3594 yeah

[@jj6148]

I’m low key happy that they’re not used more because they have some stupid bs that they can pull.

[@ChinaChamp]

I just wish there were more options for Shotos. Ken was cool, but it would’ve been sick if they had like Chun Li or something instead of an echo fighter.

[@sansanabanana]

i dont know who i would main without ken lmao but more shotos would be cool maybe as DLC

[@sauce8277]

Walking is literally a basic fundamental in standard fighting games due to it's low risk. It's amazing how people always forget in smash and just run around like fundamentals don't apply to smash. Unless you a opponent has a reverse aerial command grab, you don't have to run, or dare I say jump.

[@salvadorlecheese]

I was recommended this video by the algorithm, super impressed by the level of quality! Its rare to see videos with genuine effort put into them these days.

[@ethanrodriguez3569]

I think you should be have mentioned B reversing/wave bouncing Characters like Ness and Lucas get lost of mileage off of it when used for their magnets because it can help with: mixing up the opponent with unfamiliar movement patterns, micro spacing and making landing easier. It also greatly benefits projectile characters like link who will be able to move backwards while throwing out his boomerang forward

[@tatejensen381]

I think he probably thought that it's used a lot

[@nickiminajonetta6167]

Ethan Rodriguez I’ve seen Marss doing wavebounce side b offstage which makes all the hits not connect and send opponents at a terrible angle. It is def useful for people recovering low since I’ve been using it.

[@ChinaChamp]

Yeah I think b-reverse is super important for almost any character. Any instant aerial movement option with no landing lag is huge. It’s similar to how wavelanding is so important in Melee.

[@nerad1994]

The ultimate technique. Swallow opponent as Yoshi and poop out egg over ledge

[@frijolespepepapa9464]

crouching is a great technique, even tho its really character dependent. Wii fit, snake, sheik all have such low profile crouches that avoid some moves including grabs. I think its pretty underrated

[@enthymeme4856]

Pretty cool as snake becauss it allows you to space like a shoto. Moving backwards to outspace aerials then dtilt is nice.

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

I still find it funny how Pikachu can crouch under Wolf's lazer and not take damage, but Pichu can't despite being smaller lol.

[@MindOfArj]

1. Walking 2. Footstooling 3. Shield tilting to avoid pokes 4. Ledgetrumping 5. Auto-canceling 6. IDJ 7. Parrying

[@Splonton]

Something that should be used more in Ultimate? LAN adapters.

[@julezzz_08]

UNDERRATED CHANNEL. How is this man not at 100k? He does videos about how to get better, funny videos, streams, and great topics on the game. He should be more noticed

[@PrestoJacobson]

He will be. Another good thing about Instant Double Jump, is it makes sure your aerial attack will not have the .85x damage downside of instant short hop aerials.

[@timzy4395]

Kinda surprised IDJ isn't used more. I thought many people used it but nope

[@AIejandroide]

Ultimate players are desperately looking for tech that they call doing a double jump "tech" lmao

[@jjt171]

IDJ isn't even that good. If you get stuffed out, then GG your double jump is no more. It's like at most a few frames faster, and is very hard to pull off in my experience, all for what, losing your double jump to continue a combo to do some extra damage? Never worth it imo for the risk and difficulty

[@Kaito_Falcon]

I think it's cause it's still new and it's difficult. I don't have a lot of free time to lab so for now I use a "fake IDJ," just djing as fast as I can but likely not within the 4 frame window. Still works but easier to mess up then if you got consistent with the real one. I imagine that's why more people don't do it.

[@qaasi95]

@@AIejandroide ??? Instant double jumping gives you really quick full hop damage and certain characters can cancel the IDJ to get other tech. Lucas can IDJ into an autocancel zair, giving him spammable autocancel zairs that can even combo into themselves.

[@Kaito_Falcon]

@@AIejandroide It's a tech, you need to input jump, attack, and jump again within 4 frames to do it correctly. It's pretty hard unless you lab it a lot.

[@Hassan-hj7pw]

"is there anything you didn't do?" Me who plays casual: ...

[@megamecha100]

_Everything_

[@davidmason422]

everyone is always talking about shield angling, an me over here just getting my shield broken every time i try to do it

[@Endershock1678]

I only use one shield button and my controller is a bit old so I always end up tilting it too far when I need to angle anywhere but up and roll or spot dodge.

[@felixputz5190]

@@Endershock1678 Hold B while shielding it prevents you from rolling or spot dodge so you dont have to worry about how much you tilt the stick and just can go all out with the motion

[@Endershock1678]

@@felixputz5190 Oh yeah, I forgot that was a thing. But I thought you had to press B before shielding and actually use your special or was I wrong about that?

[@ekene4886]

@@Endershock1678 you can press b at any time while you're shielding to angle it

[@davidmason422]

@The Giraffe Gang lol, so true

[@GlitterFever]

I train for perfect shields online and offline, in the beginning i was loosing a lot because for (what many people would say) my stoopid parry attempt. But now it pays of really well. Doing perfect shields goes pretty automatically and i rarely release my shield to early

[@Duality.12]

1:17 HOW DO U SO THAT?! IM DYING OF LAUGHTER RN

[@im_Spade_]

Look up pivot walking

[@David_Onyx]

Great video as always, Larry. Just to also lend a hand. If y'all are struggling to consistently walk, you can easily do it by placing the stick in the up-forward direction, basically at 45° angle and rotating the stick to speed up or walk slower. Of course this is posible with tap jump off.

[@Gemarald]

Running: *Has a cooldown before you can shield* Walking: *I do not have such Weakness.*

[@thewanderingchelmet]

It's sad how overlooked olimar is, people just him as a another useless character and don't even mention his name. But having the ability to throw mini fighters that can attack, grab items, edgeguard, and block projectiles is pretty cool.

[@DivineOOGWAY]

Damn you late🤣🤣 Niggas HATED oli in the beginning of this game lol

[@dean988]

i wonder how the competitive scene will look a few years from now and how technical it gets

[@Matt-hy9qj]

I’ve found footstooling most useful when trying to land. Footstooling someone shielding let’s me mix up my landing again without using my double jump. I’m really bad at purposefully footstooling in most other situations

[@alexfrasca673]

I also think fastfalling from platforms, whether it be through it or off the edge, is underused. I see so many people using fast aerials to get the free fastfall but not simply empty fastfalling from platforms. it's a really useful and safe movement option

[@ResidentHope]

Hocus Pocus, I nap more than half the time but sometimes I become big and shit gets real

[@waifu27]

I feel like another underused tech is one i call charge cancelling, it works for charge type moves, but also it works with hero menu too. how it works is when you're charging a move in the air, using your double jump close enough to the ground will cause you to land and cancel your charging state, allowing you to move freely when you hit the ground. Salem shows it here with Hero kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ6vqH6HlK2Wq7M

[@AlphaxZero28]

I know about this too because it's applicable to cloud's limit charge cancelling. I can say from experience that there's a lot of other things that I will need to work on before I get to that level. It's so hard to do. There's a lot of tech like this that not a lot of people talk about on youtube videos, and that's most likely due to the fact that most people probably wouldn't be interested in watching boring tech videos like these.

[@victorigbokwe2165]

Great tips Larry. Would love if you gave even like a 30 second explanation how to do each or where you can learn about the techniques.

[@mediumuzidiagonally7207]

I never knew what idj was until now and I will be forever thankful for this knowledge. I'm noticing as well I don't see much people doing smash attack cancels for crazy reads or combos sometimes. My friend uses it to bait me a lot and he calls it the "Turn off the brain skill"

[@FrederickLeland]

2:22 It's not about winning, it's about sending a message.

[@bump7718]

this is probs only useful for inklings with only 1 shield button, but you can also shield wiggle with shield and side taunt

[@aloox3130]

While this isn’t a technique and is more a gameplay style, i think that one thing people should start doing more is shield baiting. People usually do a few things out of shield: shield grab after attack hits, roll, jump aerial, spot dodge, or jump away. If someone is shielding while you are applying pressure, it’s good to bait pressure and then either dash or double jump away or tomohawk to bait out a response from the other play and then punish that.

[@HYLOBRO]

I left my playback speed at half bc I was watching frenzy combos, and then I hopped over here and forgot. I though Larry was drunk asf

[@mazder3594]

not a technique but people should play/ learn characters they don't like fighting

[@fan.of.nintendo]

I do this all the time. It really helps out with matchups

[@jj6148]

It depends tho. Some characters have specific strategies that require a lot of time to learn but are specifically effective against your character.

[@countbopula7513]

I can vouch for this, I have improved at many MUs because I played as characters I despise fighting as or using. You may learn to eventually like playing as or against it. It helps with matchup appreciation too, IMO. If you don't care for GSP, try echoing a strategy that defeats you and see how people react to it.

[@Bladieblah]

It really helps to get a feel for what positions are good for the character and which are bad

[@karlcossaboon7072]

that's kind of how I'm only moderately garbage instead of massively garbage even tho I havent picked a main after way too many hours I friggin played *everyone* almost lmao learned all the garbage matchups baby

[@randomloser5271]

there are some insane combo's that use footstools.

[@sSynclare]

im happy to see u growing and sticking to your youtube bro keep it up

[@fursuitjumpscare]

1:46 And that's how Little Mac became high tier. I'm kidding, obviously.

[@marcus7984]

More people should use "walk up slowly and down smash"

[@kylanrenfroe1092]

Reverse Aerial Rush. Using your back air from a dash or after using a forward facing combo starter/throw is so amazing because almost every character in the game has a strong Bair, and in most cases it's stronger than their Fair, yet because the timing requires practice no one does it!

[@koYyn]

One Word .... PUMMELING !!!

[@efenedick1305]

1:17 Me going to the kitchen at 3 am to eat raw broccoli

[@jamal5927]

Wave dashing is something that people should use

[@para5067]

No

[@mrmilko]

This aint melee

[@ramon-8003]

2:19 is when he said jug

[@thetisor24]

If ur opponent is being pressured into shielding on a platform, one technique u can do is waveland on the platform and grab the opponent. Great crossup if opponent holds shield

[@aidanakbar1789]

Dash walking, it’s pretty easy and let’s you walk out of your initial dash

[@enthymeme4856]

You can actually just dash > quickly analog stick to neutral > and moderately bring the analog stick forward to buffer a full walk speed. This will do the same thing except you won't be committing yourself to the distance of a dashwalk.

[@zacharytrapani3636]

@@enthymeme4856 actually dash walking is very noncommittal because you can instantly act out of the walk animation. So dash walking is actually a very useful technique for quite a few characters. Sheiks is very good because of how big it is. Also the shotos have a big dash walk as well as having the ability to dash walk backwards. I think it’s really underutilized

[@erikg5458]

Footstool: my moment have arrived

[@gavinhendershot5765]

any video with Bomberman 64 music instantly makes me happy

[@math_no7317]

Something else I should see more in ultimate? Hmm.... Wave dashing and landing?

[@thaze8947]

I feel like people should start preforming a technique called the T spike, im pretty sure its called something else tho idk But its basically when a player fast falls off the ledge, double jumps, inputs a dair (assuming ur characters dair doesnt cause u to SD and has a spike hitbox), and drifts toward the stage so that the dair lands onstage. Its a very rewarding move if used correctly and in the roght time. Heres a link of the tutorial of how to do it: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKrQiKZ3l7t2fq8

[@chignonn]

I think people are still not use to parrying even after two years of this game's release.

[@Josh_ua]

I hate going for it online and thats all we have right now.

[@royalrice5191]

Yeah I parry on accident most of the time. It’s not even that hard to time, I kinda forget about it.

[@EdeYOlorDSZs]

This video is actually amazing, GJ Larry!

[@Driff97]

I think the reason why people don't ledge trump at all, even in Smash 4, is due to the mechanic where characters still have their hurtbox in tact despite being on the ledge. Gimr already talked about this in his videos but I think they did this to discourage ledge trumping. After all they don't want another Edge Hogging situation like in Smash 64-Brawl.

[@thomasevansky]

1:45 so true! I’ve been trying to learn how to footstool properly because Mac can actually get quite a bit off of the sheer surprise some people show

[@TheFantasticWarrior]

Try nair, down b, or side b, these are more useful and safer for Mac

[@jeancarlodelaluz6415]

Wait how did you do that spin walk?!?!?!? That's a good move.

[@JazzPikmin]

Pummel! Just do it it is free damage and destales your moves

[@MerryBlind]

My problem with walking in this game is that Stick Sensitivity affects it and I play with it on High for easier smash attacks. I wish we could set sensitivity for movement to Low independently of smash/tilt attacks sensitivity.

[@David_Onyx]

You can easily walk by placing the stick at up-forward position, basically at a 45 degrees angle and rotate the stick to speed up or slow down your walk speed. Of course this is for tap jump off.

[@tylink99]

p sure stick sensitivity only affects tilts/smashes

[@tylink99]

Stick Sensitivity only controls the frame window that differentiates between a Smash and a Tilt. Low stick sensitivity = easier Tilts High stick sensitivity = easier Smashes

[@ronochyrule6707]

A way to get around the Stick Sensitivity is by pushing your stick up on the controller, like for an up-tilt or up-smash and role the stick along the top, left or right. it makes it a lot easier to get the walk speed you want as well. Unless you have tap-jump (I don't know your controller-step) then you could maybe push the stick down, but the problem with that is you would end up crouching before you could walk.

[@MerryBlind]

@@ronochyrule6707 Thanks for the tips guys. I do try to do it that way sometimes. @Tyler S: As for the sensitivity only affecting tilts/smashes, I remember reading about that but just try it yourself. The difference between Low and High is very noticeable for movement.

[@happycamperds9917]

0:50 I found a new online taunt.

[@Snowballsage]

I thought I was dumb for walking so much lol

[@justanothermanontheinternet]

IDJ seems rlly good to me. Also Id like to see more people start using wavelanding and wavebouncing more often. Its already used but I think it has a lot more depth than its given credit for.

[@slade_pikachu]

*Looks at the title when notif pops up* one of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walkingone of thems gonna be walking "an honorable mention goes to walking" Sigh

[@xard2803]

I wouldn't say autocanceling is underrated. it's pretty necessary even

[@frijolespepepapa9464]

i feel like its really abused in this game cuz people mash a lot

[@austinwebb6371]

I didn’t even know #1 was a thing! Thanks larry

[@bandisnoot_tv2324]

One thing i think people should use more if they have it is crawls i dont see enough people utilizing crawl nearly enough for how much it can benefit you in a lot of matchups

[@jn6244]

6. Taunting to make your opponent approach

[@BHRA78]

I think walking is not done much is mostly because it is harder to do for some reason, at least online I can't walk without an accidental dash somehow, it's weird

[@BHRA78]

Then again it's probably the sensitivity I have, or I'm not focused

[@Erik-ed8ml]

Try tillting up first then roll the stick

[@liamthecrusader5056]

I think smash players taking a shower is underrated

[@242jemmy]

i just mash with my toes. elite smash btw

[@kivov]

i distinctly remember getting teabagged on for walking multiple times in Smash 4

[@ItsYusei]

I think Cloud mains who aren’t good at ledge trumping should use the up b to ledge trump as an alternative. I feel like people don’t use boosted tilts anymore. Wavebouncing is underutilized imo Tomahawks/Empty Jumps maybe That’s it

[@thegreenitalianmachine5411]

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see Shulk's use Dial Storage Online anymore, it's odd.

[@octo_ssbu2176]

It’s faster to use the wheel

[@cesarllanos1585]

@@octo_ssbu2176 That’s not what Dial storage means my guy

[@DICEBOY22]

Walking and Slow Running is so important to me as a Hero main.

[@emsharingan8639]

You know when none of these apply to you, you play a freak of a character(still feeling it tho)

[@theblackbasketball]

Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan Sharingan

[@emsharingan8639]

@@theblackbasketball made the account 9 years ago when I was 13, never bothered to fix it lol

[@emsharingan8639]

There, just for you

[@KrazyKaiju714]

Equally underrated are the music choices for this vid. Nice pick from the Bomberman archives.

[@fruitytuesdayz5760]

dash walk lowkey underrated, feels good

[@erickalvarez6486]

Hit getup, I've seen so many times when Ness tries to ledgtap you with the yoyo that he stays in there and you either wait too long on the ledge and get hit when your invinsibility is over or you roll and get hit or normal get up or even jump. JUST HIT THE MAN.

[@danielmartins9901]

Intentionally footstooling?? that's IMPOSSIBLE

[@snor161]

what about holding down with Jigglypuff or Kirby when fighting a shooter projectile character

[@TunaBagels]

One character i can think of that doesn't need footstool - ZSS got that MEGA footstool on her down special

[@konkeydonk]

I don't even play this game anymore I just like this dude

[@silvesta5027]

I bet he’s gonna say walking

[@silvesta5027]

Ahhh he said it straight away lol! But it’s an honourable mention

[@picolonav]

Larry is the only KZbinr I'll watch ads for

[@TheVanillaChapstick]

I think people need to use Falco's up-tilt more. It's so underrated and barely used.

[@loryugan6574]

I don’t know how to A-cancel my aerials. I’m not even sure what it really means or how it’s done.

[@chordalharmony]

Auto canceling is move dependent. If you land a move while the animation is still out but the hitbox isn’t, an auto cancel will be performed. It’s not difficult. You just have to learn when to land with the attack. Like wolf. His short hopped bair can be auto canceled if you fast fall after a short hop bair

[@cobinasaur]

Whenever I try to walk I either move the stick too fast and run anyways, making myself look stupid in the process of trying to walk, or I move the stick too slow and get attacked immediately.

[@themarioking7127]

Be soft with it, it's like driving.

[@JusRed48]

I legit had no idea you can hold the special button to move your shield.

[@LunaDachi]

Thinking is a pretty underused technique. Just really planning and focusing. We autopilot really easily

[@jj6148]

Very true. It’s hard to think in certain situations though because you might not know when the opponent will pressure you.

[@thecowcowclash]

Great video Larry!!

[@Adam-to5xu]

I think phantom footstooling is kinda broken. Gimr made a video on it in case you don't know what it is.

[@grape_nation]

It’s better we forget about that tech. It’ll kill the game.

[@CLOUDS-tm2vj]

I've been using Idj since smash 4 when I started playing the game more competitively

[@EmoticonFull]

how do you do the spin walking thing at 1:17 ?

[@JazzysChaos]

I’m assuming IDJ helps make inkling up throw up air consistent

[@jacopodeldeo4308]

Idj is basically s bless from the god for every snake player

[@MitchellRoman97]

Yo how do you do that “pivot walk” looking thing at 1:17 ??

[@lordlarac]

6 should be turbo teabagging

[@viivoid]

Knew he was gonna mention IDJ (Instant Double Jump / Super Jump)