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GGG? AWWW YEAH, THAT SHIT IS GONNA BE HYPE!

This looks REALLY good dragontamer! But I'm more of a visual learner, It'd be great if someone would record your findings if it's not too much trouble. And lol I haven't been BBing much either Mizzet, you're not alone lol.

I haven't been following this thread so bear with me please. Why not add 4D in your CR blockstrings? Unless it has a property that makes it mad unsafer than other CR moves.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I present to you..... WARUI NE NEJI! High level Chinese play right there.

Have fun eating a Spark Bolt to the face.

If anybody here is interested at playing this series at a deeper level, I suggest you start with NA2, but UN3 or 4 is fine too. IMO, Neji, both PTS and TS forms (I prefer PTS though), is probably the most beginner friendly character in the series. He has a RTSD Chakra Denial playstyle, good mixups, easy to perform advanced combos, has one of the fastest pokes which makes it possible for him to do stagger pokes in his blockstrings thus making his mixup/pressure game more dimensional, Kaiten can act as his DP/GTFO move and can be used as a reversal, one of the easiest infinites to perform and I'm sure he has more.

So guys let's discuss some broke shit... Just saw the latest NA2 Ranbat on FullArmorBass's Youtube channel and man, all I gotta say is that my hatred for TS-Temari has deepened.

Should've heard the dude raging on the mic on Ad Hoc Party, his saltiness made me orgasm and major lulz were had that day. You should join the Shishi-Rendan forums bro! It's not as deep as SF, GG, or BB, but it is deep for a niche anime fighter in terms of the different playstyles characters have, (The different playstyles range from Rushdown, high risk, high reward offensive characters who deal damage mainly with their jutsus, Bulldoging, offensive characters who can deal damage and apply pressure with their normal alone, Chakra Denial, characters who focus on draining their opponent's chakra in order to setup an infinite combo with their easy to KnJ strings but low damage output, and your typical Zoning characters who deal damage and pressure from afar) Different match-ups and counter-picks, (With many different playstyles, this obviously makes match-ups important) and also all the different kinds of cancels you can do that the SSR crew found that deepened the metagame for the series. Thanks for the kind compliment btw. I mained Hanabi when I still played the games btw (lolis :D) but if I want to be gay, I picked KK-Sasori. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-_20M9HkmM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPe0gWIRox0 Invincibility Frames ftw?

OOOH don't get me started guys. Whenever somebody talks about NH/NA/UN, it kind of gets me riled up. <_< NH3/UN3 was pretty much my favorite because that's when the series reached it's peak in terms of gameplay mechanics. I remember watching Jaxelrod's, FullArmorBass's and Rockmankb's tournament and tutorial vids to get better. And NA3 is the fucking devil! So much hype built up for it, only to let us down with the watered down mechanics. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtMbaFFCqn0 ^ Quick start up and recovery jabs ftw?

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6A has been one of Noel's well known AAs buddy.

Uhhh, 5B like you never 5B'd before? It sure has helped me.

Why couldn't this be on PS3?

I thought the only thing that was nerfed about it was the startup being slower. Anyway on topic, I've been lurking and reading this thread and how d.5A can somewhat "throw off" an opponent's rhythm in a blockstring. Can someone please elaborate on this?

Off to study I suppose... Huh, 5A is - on block? I thought it was supposedly her best tool for mixups and whatnot.