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And so, the long journey of catching up begins. And these vids are all brand-new, I didn't even get to Jourdal's re-uploads yet! Too bad that Youtube decided that it's too cool to let me watch more vids, but I needed a break, anyways. vs Amane: 12/21/12 BBCP Spica Oomiya Minami Part 2 of 3 [bloodRayne] BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot Ranbat Part 2/2 [Kobayashi] vs Arakune: BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot Ranbat Part 1/2 [Kobayashi] vs Azrael: BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot - Shadow (Azrael) VS Marquee (Bullet) [Marquee] BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot - Hekisa (Azrael) VS The World [Keita] vs Bang: BBCP 12/22/2012 Akibahara Leisureland OgreLive Cup Post Tournament Casuals Part 2/2 [Reria] vs Carl: 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] vs Hakumen: BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Casuals Part 1/2 [Reria] BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Casuals Part 1/2 [Keita] BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Casuals Part 1/2 [Reria] BBCP 12/22/2012 Akibahara Leisureland OgreLive Cup Post Tournament Casuals Part 2/2 [Reria] BBCP 12/22/2012 Akibahara Leisureland OgreLive Cup Post Tournament Casuals Part 2/2 [Reria] vs Hazama: BBCP 12/16/2012 Game Chariot - Kaqn (Hazama) VS The World [Owa wo] BBCP 12/16/2012 Game Chariot - Kaqn (Hazama) VS The World [bullet de Nuita] 12/15/12 BBCP Doraibuin Rin Rin 24 Tourney 12/15/12 BBCP Doraibuin Rin Rin 24 Tourney [M shi] vs Izayoi: 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] BBCP 12/22/2012 Akibahara Izayoi Matches Part 2/2 [bokosuka] vs Jin: BBCP 12/28/2012 Tachikawa 3on3 Part 2/4 [0] 12/24/12 BBCP Kawagoe MagmaMAX Random 2on2 Part 2 of 4 [Rigein] vs Litchi: 12/21/12 BBCP Spica Oomiya Minami Part 3 of 3 [bloodRayne] BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot Ranbat Part 2/2 [Kobayashi] 12/15/12 BBCP Doraibuin Rin Rin 24 Tourney [M shi] vs Makoto: BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Casuals Part 1/2 [Reria] 12/21/12 BBCP Spica Oomiya Minami Part 1 of 3 [bloodRayne] 12/15 Kamikumamoto Jikamu BBCP 2on2 Part 1 [Takanashi] vs Mu: BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Casuals Part 2/2 [Reria] 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] 12/24/12 BBCP Kawagoe MagmaMAX Random 2on2 Part 2 of 4 [bullet ganbara nai] BBCP 12/22/2012 Akibahara Leisureland OgreLive Cup Post Tournament Casuals Part 2/2 [Reria] vs Noel: 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 1 of 2 [nao] vs Nu: BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Casuals Part 1/2 [Reria] BBCP 12/28/2012 Akibahara Leisureland Tournament Part 1/3 [Reria] vs Platinum: BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot - Shirou Madoushi (Platinum) VS The Bullet Army [Gatsu In] BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot - Shirou Madoushi (Platinum) VS The Bullet Army [Marquee] BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot - Shirou Madoushi (Platinum) VS The Bullet Army [Keita] BBCP 12/19/2012 Game Chariot - Kobayashi (Bullet) VS Shirou Madoushi (Platinum) [Kobayashi] BBCP 12/23/2012 Kanasugi Chariot Tournament Part 2/3 [ui-do] 12/15 Kamikumamoto Jikamu BBCP 2on2 Part 3 [Takanashi] vs Relius: 12/15 Kamikumamoto Jikamu BBCP 2on2 Part 1 [Takanashi] vs Taokaka: 12/23/12 BBCP Central Hachiouji vs Circus Part 2 of 2 [nao] vs Tsubaki: 12/15/12 BBCP Doraibuin Rin Rin 24 Tourney [M shi] vs Valkenhayn: BBCP 12/22/2012 Akibahara Leisureland OgreLive Cup 2 [Reria]

Seems like she just held 5D and waited for the red crosshair. Guess you get it insanely fast with H2.

Huh, they changed Bravo's voice? And I actually wanted to buy this game and all. Half-jokes aside, I'm waiting warmly for this game to get released in the EU store. Or at least the US one.

Didn't know Bullet likes books.

Waldstein's theme deserves more love, but nothing can beat Merkava's.

Oh I see. Just like the Plat artwork with her different palettes, right?

I don't recognize any of those chars. Well, the pink-haired one could be Tsubaki, I guess.

Can't blame you, Hermes-aniki is the manliest character of her arc. I'm tempted to main her, too, though Okuyasu and Wham are pretty good, too. As for Weather, he's the stage hazard (with all the frogs and rainbows and stuff), so I'd say that he won't be playable. Then again, DIO is the hazard of Cairo, so everything is possible.

Not enough PATRIOT APOCALYPSE here.

I've heard that it's just some Nico user's wishful thinking, but whatever, I guess it's worth mentioning.

The new trailer is here! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbdgjePSY0o No new chars, but the CVs for the known characters are as follows: Hermes: Chizu Yonemoto Mista: Kenji Akabane Sex Pistols: Asami Imai Abdul: Masashi Ebara Hol Horse: Houchuu Ootsuka Kakyouin: Kouji Yusa Polnareff: Hiroaki Hirata

Welcome to the Bullet Data Compilation Thread, where Bullet's gameplay info is collected until her wiki page goes live! Things to do if you want to help the threadHigh-quality versions of the pictures. There are more than enough videos out, so just take some good screenshots and post them! Various properties of the moves that are not mentioned here. It can be frame (dis)advantages on block, jump or special cancels, and anything that might matter in a game. Any other random facts that you think should be here, but for some reason are not. Overview Bullet is a member of a mercenary force who appears to be against Sector Seven. Having been raised by mercenaries since she was young, she fights from one battlefield to another. Bullet has a candid attitude and she doesn't sweat small details. She is the type to always keep a promise to someone no matter what. She is slightly ignorant of the world around her due to her upbringing in an all-male environment. Aside from the battle knowledge she's acquired, she doesn't know much. She is always ready to fight and usually applies her knowledge of the battlefield to everything. She is also aggressive, but has a 'big sis' sort of appearance. Health: 11,000 Combo rate: 65% Play-style: Rushdown, Situational (dependent on Heat-Up) Movement Options: 1 Double Jump/Airdash, Hop-Dash Palettes Reference palettes: Axl Low (Guilty Gear), Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell), Azrael (BlazBlue), Yukino Mayuzumi (Persona 2) Pros: Has many different tools for any situation, including a projectile, a reversal move, and a command grab super Strong pressure at close range with tight blockstrings, high/low mixups, and frame traps Capable of extremely strong combos that don't require Heat Drive provides good mobility to stay on your opponent for the whole match Easy to learn, the combos are easy to execute Cons: Her dashes are short and slow without Heat-Up, making it difficult to close in on mobile characters Even with the various ways of getting in, she depends on being close to the opponent, so zoners may be difficult to deal with Her high-damage combos require Heat-Up which should be gained while you're at the disadvantage Most of her grabs are blockable, limiting her mix-up to highs, lows, and an occasional cross-up Performs poorly on the defensive, making her low health even more of a drawback Example of a move info table: [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] Input Damage Proration 1 Proration 2 [/TABLE] Note that most info in this thread is not official and is subject to change. Drive: Lock-On [*]By holding down the D button, Bullet creates a growing orange circle around her. If the opponent is inside this circle, they are "locked on" with a special crosshair. By releasing the D button, Bullet launches herself at the opponent she locked on with an attack (if she didn't lock on them, she simply cancels the stance). [*]If Bullet lands a hit with her Drive, she gains one level of Heat-Up. She can have up to two levels, with the first one (H1) denoted by an orange shade and the second one (H2) by a red one. [*]Heat-Up lasts for 600 frames; the timer resets each time she gains another level of Heat-Up. Gaining Heat-Up when you're already at H2 doesn't do anything but reset the timer. [*]Heat-Up has many different effects on Bullet's moves. Some moves make her lose all levels of Heat-Up she has, usually leading into a combo that lets her regain at least one. [*]Being in the Heat-Up state makes Bullet's ground and aerial dashes faster and cover more distance. It also makes the circle produced by the Drive larger. [*]If Bullet doesn't land a hit with her Drive after launching herself (by getting it blocked or having the opponent dodge or stuff it), she loses a level of Heat-Up instead. [*]By locking on the enemy for long enough, the crosshair becomes red and makes a beeping noise. If Bullet attacks with her Drive in this state, she becomes completely invulnerable on her way to the opponent and deals more damage. The time required to get the red crosshair is reduced if Bullet is in the Heat-Up state. (j)5D [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] (j)5D(1)30090%89% (J)5D(2)700--100% (j)5[D](1)70090%94% (J)5[D](2)700--100% [/TABLE] A quick rush at the enemy followed by a dropkick. Hits mid, has fast start-up. The aerial version is exactly the same as the ground one, though it can be used in cross-ups. May be used in blockstrings since it gets safer on block with more Heat-Up, though don't forget that you lose Heat-Up if it gets blocked. Thanks to its fast start-up, often used to end combos and get Heat-Up. If the opponent doesn't recover quickly, you can even hit them with another 5D and get another Heat-Up level. In fact, a popular way of spending Heat is going 5D > RC > 5D, netting you max Heat-Up in a single combo! 2D, 6D [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 2/6D80090%89% 2/6[D]100090%94% [/TABLE] 2D is a hop followed by a sweep that hits low, while 6D is an overhead swing with both fists. Both of them are punishable on block and have slow start-up, so they are used to break through the enemy's defenses instead of combos. 2D's start-up animation is similar to 6D, which makes it difficult for the opponent to react. Overdrive: Heat the Beat Normals 5A [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 5A 300 100% 77% [/TABLE] A regular standing jab, hits low enough to hit crouching opponents. Nothing interesting to say here; use it in blockstrings, to stuff slower moves, you know the drill. 2A [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 2A 300 100% 77% [/TABLE] Another no-brainer, a quick crouching jab. Doesn't hit low, so there isn't much of a difference between it and 5A. 6A [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 6A 800 85% 92% [/TABLE] An overhead elbow strike with long start-up. People tend to get hit by it more often than by some other overheads, though it might be because Bullet is a new character. Also forces crouching state on hit. It's often used in combos thanks to the fact that it ground-bounces airborne opponents. 5B [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 5B 700 100% 89% [/TABLE] A long-reaching kick with short start-up and cooldown. The main poke that has the best range out of all of Bullet's normals. Also often used in combos not only to link A and C moves together, but also to pick up the enemy after stuff like 5DD. 2B [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 2B 500 90% 85% [/TABLE] Bullet stretches her leg forward and hits low. The fastest of Bullet's low-hitting attacks, which means that this is the main move to use in blockstrings if you are going for the high-low mixup. 6B [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 6B 700 90% 89% [/TABLE] An upward kick. A great anti-air move which has head invisibility. Its horizontal reach is deceptively wide, too. Also often used to (re-)launch the enemy mid-combo. It is also the animation of Counter-Assault. 5C [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 5C 800 100% 92% [/TABLE] A fiery body blow which gives Bullet some forward momentum. Fatal Counter. Its cooldown is long (though it seems to be advantegeous on block?), but its start-up is good enough to link from 2B. Has projectile properties, so be careful of Hakumen, Tager and stuff like that. 2C [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 2C(1) 400 90% 92% 2C(1) 400 90% 89% [/TABLE] Bullet swings her leg for two low hits. Gives forward momentum. A bit clunky to use in neutral game, but it can be Drive-canceled, which makes it very important for combos. 6C [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 6C 1100 90% 92% [/TABLE] A running knee strike, can be jump-cancelled. Fatal Counter. The enemy becomes airborne on hit, while Bullet becomes airborne on block, as well. Can be special-cancelled, usually into Overdrive. Can be used as a mix-up tool with j.C: the opponent either blocks j.C high or you land and hit them low with 2B. 3C [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 3C 700 95% 89% [/TABLE] A sweep after a forward roll. Comes out late, but low-profiles many moves. It doesn't have any invincibility, though. Can be special-cancelled, so using it in combos with Miquelet Capture is not a bad idea. j.A [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] j.A 300 80% 86% [/TABLE] An air punch. The angle is a bit lower than Ragna's jA. Bullet doesn't spend that much time in mid-air, so it doesn't get used that often. j.B [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] j.B 500 100% 80% [/TABLE] A horizontal aerial kick. Again, Bullet rarely needs to perform air-to-air attacks. At least it's good at what it does, being fast and having good reach. Used in combos, though some people opt for only using j.C. j.C [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] j.C 700 100% 80% [/TABLE] A downward kick. Relatively slow start-up, but floor-bounces on counter-hit. The best of Bullet's aerial moves, j.C has great hitbox, good damage, nice combos on counter-hit, and of course, it's an overhead. Whatever you want your aerial moves to have, j.C got it. Forward throw [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] (6)B+C 1400 (fixed) 100% 60% [/TABLE] Bullet grabs the opponent with both feet and throws them forward, causing wall bounce mid-screen. To combo after this throw, it's recommended to pick them up with 5B after a dash. Backward throw [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 4B+C 1400 (fixed) 100% 60% [/TABLE] Bullet grabs the opponent with both feet and flips them backward, knocking them down. Can be special-cancelled, so charged Flint Shooter is often used to lift them from the ground and proceed with a combo. Air throw [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] j.B+C 1400 (fixed) 100% 60% [/TABLE] Bullet grabs the enemy and throws them forward, causing wall-bounce mid-screen. There's usually enough time to land and pick them up with 6B. Crush Trigger [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] A+B 1000 80% 100% (100% minimum damage) [/TABLE] Bullet blasts the enemy with fire from her glove. As all other Crush Triggers, this one costs 25% Heat and breaks their guard if they don't Barrier it (in which case, it takes a great chunk of their Barrier gauge). Since Bullet's mix-up options are limited, going for Crush Trigger might be a very good idea. It's barely ever used in combos, however. Special Moves Wadcut Engage [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] D (after D normals) (H1) 1000 -- 84% D (after D normals) (H2) 3076 -- 84% [/TABLE] Bullet picks up the enemy from the ground and blows them away with fire. All Engage moves require Heat-Up and spend all the levels you have. Wall-bounces on H1, wall-splats on H2. If you got your opponent in the corner, it's never a bad idea to go for this follow-up, since you are guaranteed to get one level of Heat-Up back. The usual combo routes are 5DD(H1) > 5B > 6B and 5DD(2) > 6A > 236[A]. Has repeat proration, though the only way to fit two Wadcuts in a single combo is through RC or OD, anyways. Flint Shooter [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 236A (H0) 350 100% 89% 236A (H1) 500 100% 89% 236A (H2) 700 100% 89% [/TABLE] Bullet shoots a fiery projectile that spins along the ground. It gets faster and travels longer distances with higher levels of Heat-Up (H0 travels about half a screen, while H2 covers the whole screen). A great way of getting in safely. Flint Shooter (charged) [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 236[A] 1200 100% 80% [/TABLE] Bullet shoots at the ground, creating an explosion. Unlike the regular Flint Shooter, the charged version doesn't go anywhere, being just a simple attack with projectile properties. Its main use is picking up enemies off the ground, launching them high enough to pick up by 6B. Cutting Shear [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 623B 1050 90% 75% [/TABLE] Bullet grabs the enemy and kicks them upwards. Is invincible on start-up, so it's almost always used as a reversal. It doesn't deal that much damage, has small range, and can be blocked, so it's not Inferno Divider-good, but pickers can't be choosers. It can be used in combos, but there are usually better moves to use instead. Explode Engage [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 623B > 22D (H1) 1600 + 100 (fixed) -- 40% (fixed damage included) 623B > 22D (H2) 3200 + 100 -- 40% (fixed damage included) [/TABLE] After kicking the enemy upward with Cutting Shear, Bullet grabs them and slams them into the ground, finally thowing them behind her. All Engage moves require Heat-Up and spend all the levels you have. Can be followed up with a combo if the enemy gets thrown into the corner. Isn't worth losing Heat-Up most of the time, though landing it when you're being cornered and turning the tables feels amazing. Miquelet Capture [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 41236C 1000 100% 70% [/TABLE] Bullet runs forward; when she reaches the opponent, she grabs them and throws them forward. While it's mostly used in combos thanks to its good hitbox and follow-up, it can also be used in neutral thanks to its projectile invincibility. It only covers about half a screen, so don't use it recklessly. Though if you're feeling adventurous, you can burst-bait with it, too. Don't forget that it can be blocked! Piercing Engage [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 63214C > 236D (H1) 800 -- 84% 63214C > 236D (H2) 3694 -- 84% [/TABLE] Bullet shoots a long fiery beam, making the enemy bounce from the opposite wall. All Engage moves require Heat-Up and spend all the levels you have. Since it wall-bounces even with H1, this is a great follow-up to use in mid-screen combos, giving you back one level of Heat-Up and carrying the enemy into the corner. Snaphance Fist [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] (j)623C 1700 100% 80% [/TABLE] Bullet hops forward for an anti-air throw. Switches sides with the opponent. Has head invincibility. Causes wall-splat in the corner. Though its use as an anti-air is questionable (6B is generally better), its corner combo potential is excellent, easily reaching 3-4k without Heat or Heat-Up. Flechette Engage [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] (j)623C > 623D (H1) 900 -- 84% (j)623C > 623D (H2) 3846 -- 84% [/TABLE] After throwing the enemy with Snaphance Fist, Bullet makes another jump and grabs them again, slamming them into the ground. All Engage moves require Heat-Up and spend all the levels you have. Gives much more punch to midscreen Snaphances, including the combos that follow after it. Afterburner [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 214D / 214[D] [/TABLE] A power-up stance that gives one level of Heat-Up when not charged and both levels when charged. The main way of gaining Heat-Up if you can't approach the opponent. It even has projectile guard point, so it's harder for them to hit you out of it. They can still do it during the cooldown, so be careful. Some people use it after knockdown, though it's a bit risky, too. Distortion Drives Rage Aggressor [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 2363214C [/TABLE] Bullet rushes forward and performs an upward kick. If it hits the opponent, she follows it with a short combo. Thanks to its good trajectory, you can end a lot of different combos with this, with the minimal damage of about 1000-1200. The OD version adds another hit that deals about 500 damage and blows the opponent away. Since the regular version leaves the enemy closer to you, you'd rather use it only if it kills them or if you are in a corner, anyways. Serpentine Assault [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 720A [/TABLE] Bullet grabs the enemy and kicks them into the corner, giving them a couple of punches afterwards. The only proper command grab that Bullet has, which is surprising for a character that is built around tossing the enemy around the screen. Its range is shorter than Tager's 720C (the damage is smaller, too, of course), but you can follow it up with a combo and it carries the enemy into the corner. It is usually buffered during wake-up or OD start-up as a reversal option; other than that, 2B and 5C seem to be good, too. Frangible Engage [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 720A > 720D [/TABLE] Bullet grabs the enemy again and carries them to the center of the screen, launching them upwards. All Engage moves require Heat-Up and spend all the levels you have. The damage of this follow-up isn't that great, about 400-500, but it can still be comboed from. Blackout [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 720A > 720D > 1080D [/TABLE] Bullet jumps over the enemy, shooting them back to the ground with a barrage from her gauntlet. Requires additional 50% of Heat. This is the follow-up that makes the whole grab deal as much damage as Tager's 720C: 5020 without OD and 5620 with OD. Since Bullet doesn't tend to spend Heat that often, it's not hard to hoard 100% of Heat to perform this, though you must still land the initial grab. Astral Heat Hard Kill Bringer [TABLE=CLASS: GRID, ALIGN: left] 632146D [/TABLE] Bullet strikes the enemy, shoots them thrice, mounts them, reveals a pile bunker in her gauntlets and pins them to the ground, making a huge crater. Can be comboed into, which already makes it better than many other AHs. For example, you can do it after the usual 236[A] > 6A link. [*]After using Overdrive, Bullet immediately gains a single level of Heat-Up. [*]During Overdrive, Bullet does not lose any levels of Heat-Up, whether the opponent blocks your D attacks or you use the D follow-ups of special moves. [*]After leaving the Overdrive state, Bullet retains the Heat-Up level she gained while entering it. [*]The Heat-Up timer freezes while in Overdrive, and resets after Bullet leaves the Overdrive state. Bullet's Overdrive can be used in many different ways. You can use it for extremely dangerous unburstable combos, even entering it mid-combo. You can use it at the beginning of the match to get yourself a guaranteed Heat-Up level (for example, if you expect your opponent to outrun you). Lastly, you may use it as an impromptu reversal, perhaps even buffering 720A during its start-up animation.

(j)5D becomes invulnerable if you hold the button long enough for the crosshair on the opponent to become red. Thanks for the answers, I remembered another question I had: have you seen Crush Trigger being used in combos?

Great, then I'll go ahead and ask. - Do any moves change their properties with Heat-Up, beside the specials and Drive moves? For example, there were some rumors over jBBS that 5C gets better with higher levels of Heat-Up, but I haven't seen anything certain about that. - Are (j)5D and 5C punishable on block? People seem to respect them a lot. - Is Snaphance Fist (623C, the anti-air special) blockable? - Have you ever seen Cutting Shear (623B, the reversal) getting used in combos? I'll be posting the info compilation thread soon, so give it a look and tell your thoughts about it there.

Looks solid, though I can't really say anything but "There are combos!" and "The spellcards, yay!". Maybe I'd be more excited if it wasn't just Reimu and Marisa.

We already have some mirror channels, such as these: http://www.youtube.com/user/HardEdgeOfficial http://www.youtube.com/user/chronophantasma For now, I think that the best course of action here is wait for Jourdal himself to re-upload all the vids on his new channel. He's been going at a pretty good pace, so I hope we get them all back by the end of the week. Still, changing all the links and looking for the Bullet matches again will take a lot of time, and I don't really have that much right now. I'm trying to finish that write-up, so I may do it after it. Speaking of which, congrats to 909 for becoming the official Bullet mod! We need you, so try to visit us more often!

Hey, we're not the only ones who are doing the Azrael Pokemon jokes! And you don't need a Platinum to make homo jokes! Maybe it's because I've been feeling so down lately, but this episode was amazing. Especially Imai-san.

It constantly pulls in the magnetized enemy, as if you were holding 6A or something like that. The pull doesn't seem to be that strong, though. It also modifies most of the D moves, though I'm not exactly sure how.

What should we do with the video thread? I suppose we should look for the mirrors first, then remove all the dead links, then keep adding the mirrors as they arrive. I wish I started naming the links sooner, since that makes looking for the mirrors much easier.

Well, Comiket is just around the corner, which means that we're going to get a playable demo very soon.

vs Carl: 12/15/12 BBCP Access Yanatsu Singles Part 2 of 5 [Takanashi] vs Jin: BBCP 12/12/2012 Game Chariot - Yutta (Jin) VS Keita (Bullet) [Keita] vs Noel: 12/15/12 BBCP Access Yanatsu Singles Part 2 of 5 [Mikiro] vs Platinum: BBCP 12/12/2012 Game Chariot - Various Matches Part 2/2 [Keita] vs Ragna: 12/15/12 BBCP Access Yanatsu Casuals Part 3 of 6 [Takanashi] vs Tsubaki: 12/15/12 BBCP Access Yanatsu Singles Part 3 of 5 vs Valkenhayn: BBCP 12/12/2012 Game Chariot - Various Matches Part 2/2 [Keita]

Okay, that still looks pretty cool. I wonder if you can only do it in the early frames of the dash, since canceling it at any time would be a bit silly. Cool, I'm on it.

They just had to name him like that for that silly Valentine's Day joke.

Well I can do 6C > 22C > 6A and 6C > 22C > 5C in about 3 cases out of 4, but my neutral game sucks, so I rarely end up doing it anyways

No, actually, I'm not. Got a link?