All of the attempted 720s in these screenshots connect. Both grapplers in ST cannot waste their meter, when their Super starts up, their opponent goes for a ride. Here we also see that sprites don’t always accurately represent their hitboxes, even though Hawk’s throw range is pretty huge in this game. Explanations of the situations and setups in these screenshots are included below.
Hey, peeps. Bringing a new community combo vid after about a six month absence with a good few contributors with games ranging from the more known like Persona 4 Arena and BBCS Extend to the lesser known such as Rumble Pack and Castlevania Judgement, ranging from the practical to just plain silly and flashy, but all possible. Clocking in at just shy of 21 minutes.
Highlights
– Mikadok: VF5FS combo at 08:12, Battle Fantasia combos at 01:52, 03:29, and 05:02.
– Zeroqs’ SFxTekken combos at: 01:08, 02:57, 06:26, and 07:07, BBCSEX Jin combo at 13:02.
– Icege’s TTT2 combos at 06:18, 07:33, 10:51, and 12:08.
– Tatsuma’s 100% P4A combos at 03:41, 08:20, and 20:24.
Combo artists from around the globe unite. The tradition of the Tekken Zaibatsu Community Project lives on. Started during Tekken 5, it is only fitting we do one for TTT2.
Highlights: High Damage tag combo @1:37; Near-death combo @2:10; Creative sandwich combo @2:48; SLOTH combo @3:39; Incredible “Dance of Death” bear combo @4:01
A study of Ancient Ogre’s B+1,2~b TAG ASSAULT cancel to relaunching the opponent on the wall for more potential options.
Highlights: high damage Bryan combo @1:25; Kuma High launch after splat @1:50; Technical Michelle combo @3:25; Paul death combo @4:01
Combos and editing by sithlord
Soundtrack: TOOL – Lateralus
Released – August 23 2013
GT Vegeta is one of the more technical characters in Dragonball Z: Infinite World, and AquaTeamV3’s video tutorial gives an overview of how to play him. This includes combos, setups, and his neutral game.
Combos and editing by AquaTeamV3
Soundtrack:
Character Select – DBZ Hyper Dimension
Vegeta Theme – DBZ Super Butouden 2 Arranged
Flash in the Dark – Mega Music Mix
Summer Sunday – Daeda
Released, August 22, 2013
A very simple character but that doesn’t mean his combos are easy to do! He only has three techs that’s worth noting and that’s stun combos, kara cancelling his Vulcan Punch (cancel the Vulcan Punch into another special right before the Vulcan Punch comes out) which allows new extensions to combos and being able to air grab EX Iori even during an anywhere juggle situation. Other than those, it’s all about being creative with his HD cancels!
Kizuna Encounter: Super Tag Battle is a tag team fighter developed by SNK in 1996. (It has a lot of infinites.) I took some screenshots of it a long time ago which made it look pretty serious, but it’s actually hilarious watching a giant armored dude with a mohawk swing a sword while wearing boxing gloves. Also, Jyazu’s win animation at the end of the video makes me laugh every time.
highlights:
KESTB Kim Young-Mok taunt break at 0:38, King Leo teammate assist finisher at 1:53, hyper-accurate boomerang physics at 3:03, and Jyazu goofy fireball infinite at 4:30
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Since there wasn’t really enough to a full video on each character, The next episode in my C.C.V series is a compilation of grappler combos. Some really interesting stuff here so check it out!
Highlights: 0:28 Hakan normal dash cancel links, 0:35 T.hawk 8hit link combo on Abel, 1:44 Zangief 16hit stun combo on Abel, 1:54 Hakan double F.A. Juggle madness on Dudley
Soundtrack: Tremble By Vicetones
Released: July 28th, 2013
Krusan and Tigre III prepared this King of Fighters XIII combo exhibition for Evo2k13, where it was premiered on the main stage before KoFXIII top 8 on Sunday. It contains four minutes of exceptionally stylish combos and a few entertaining zero damage sequences. This video definitely deserves more views than the ~5,000 it currently has!
highlights:
KoFXIII Mr. Karate cross-under uppercut DM at 0:49, Iori mid-combo Neo Max interrupt at 1:17, Mai double fan chase at 1:51, and Iori double Maiden Masher at 3:33
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One of the hardest characters to get a 100% combo with unless you’re willing to burn everything you’ve got to achieve it. Even if you’re willing to do that, you can’t really be too creative with her 100% combos simply because it barely KOs the opponent, obviously meaning less variety. One of the trickier characters to build combos for simply because the end of her Neo Max does very little damage so it’s easy to overkill the opponent. Luckily I built the combos in a way where the last hit KOs the opponent. The reason I’m being a bit nitpicky about it is so that you can see exactly how much meter your opponent gets because since it’s training mode and they don’t get KOed, going overkill will build useless meter simply because it’s impossible in a real match. Also I might regret it in the future but as of now, I found no use to include her rapid A attacks (it’s an exclusive trick to her where you can get three hits from one weak attack instead of one) simply because it only works on a standing opponent (meaning you can only do it either at the beginning of a combo or on a stunned opponent) and it kills all the damage very quickly.
