You know who Tweek is, like come on.
Xavier's Mario is nothing short of impressive. Fundamentally strong and sound, he has been pushing to make it to the top. Despite having a proficient Duck Hunt, his Mario has been taking names and games. From the brutal advantage state,to clever pressuring and positioning, Xavier's playstyle will continue to show greateness and prowess within the scene.
When it comes to pressure, ledge game and combos, Hoo D Nii is an absolute monster at it. From the egg throws off stage, to the up air chains, Hoo D Nii knows how to keep his opponents in disavantage for an insane amount of time. On top of this, Hoo D Nii use of grabs in neutral are creative and surprising effective. It only take one grab to start the opponents decline in stocks.
Since the arrival of Steve, A9 has committed to crafting his skills with Steve. As time brew, A9's skill and tech has dramatically increased. Only a handful of opponents have had the right to take sets from him. As he sets off to other tournaments in the region, A9's success has become more consistent. His growth continues....
Noodl's movement and technique are what turns this character from a mid-tier, to a top-tier. Noodl's ability to use DK's entire kit to the absolute fullest is insane. His ability to consistently find grabs, and punish his opponents hard for it, makes his advantage stage strong. Able to react with accuracy and power, nothing is stopping him once a lead has been formed; however, there is never such thing as having a lead on Noodl....
Adaptation is the forefront of Sauce's game plan. Once Sauce is given even a little bit of information, Sauce takes it and runs with it. Juggling opponents with Ivy's up airs that deal crushing damage, to Squirtle's unorthodox neutral and converting 0% to 60%, Sauce knows how to get in on opponents and take stocks like candy. Likewise with Charizard, but instead, the room for error is extremely small — one up smash or flareblitz and it's over.
Arms go far, win game.
Vince’s neutral is straight-up boxing translated into Smash. Every movement he makes isn’t just positioning, it’s bait, pressure, and a mental check all at once. He forces opponents into constant decision-making, and if they’re not ready, they crack. Vince thrives on understanding a player’s internal “switches.” Everyone has habits, everyone has triggers, and Vince is the type to figure yours out in the first 60 seconds. Once he conditions you, he cashes out big.
Just hit the B button at ledge. GG's.
Side B strong.
Here is a video on the most recent PR reveal: