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Nope lol.
Never said MegaMan didn't have multiple results, same with Mario.
Kamemushi started adjusting in the second set, but it was a little too late at that point. In the first set against Ally, there were multiple times were he tried to use triple pellets right in the range of Mario's SH nair approach. That basically gave Ally free damage. He also kept using Leaf Shield as a landing tool which Mario destroys with U-smash.
ZeRo only played Sheik once and isn't even a top 5 Sheik.
I'm glad I wasn't the only to realize that Mewtwo keep away game is incredibly potent to the point where even Sonic struggles as seen with 6wx vs Abadango. Wouldn't be surprised if he is Top 5 considering his keep away + strong power makes a lot of the cast struggle vs him xDIt's a difficult matchup for everybody who has to approach Mewtwo. That's the majority of the cast and it does include Fox. Dtilt / Fair are just hard walls for anything that tries to approach Mewtwo on the ground or the air so most characters just naturally lose to Mewtwo. Fox for all we know may be one of these characters though we haven't really seen how this matchup plays out at different levels of play or matchup experience. It'll come down to how much Fox players will be able to capitalize on the few openings Mewtwo gives them.
Regardless, I think it's about time we seriously start to take Mewtwo into consideration for top 5.
Void didn't SD every game. So it still counts. He beats Sheiks in Japan as well.
yeah, and he's been getting dumped on ever since he took a break and sheik was patched.
Even if you don't count Zero, he still beat Void (who didn't SD every game and there's no guarantee he would have won even the game he did, same goes for Mr.R). And then there's Sheiks in Japan he's beaten.
I agree with most of these points but Megaman's recovery is not that bad. He can throw out hitboxes towards the ledge before grabbing such as the Crash Bomb and angled Metal Blade. He can jump after doing an up B. These are some options a lot of characters would kill for. Also you're forgetting that Megaman is quite heavy, so it doesn't matter as much if he gets comboed a bit harder by Sheik. In fact a few of those uairs Mr.R/Void landed probably would have killed most characters but MM lived.
Thank you. Consistency matters, so let's talk about a character who has become very consistent. Mario. 2 majors under his belt, GOML and EVO, as well as a very good showing at CEO (Cloud may have been the character that won it in the end but it was Mario that got ANTi all the way there.), and I really don't think it's gonna stop anytime soon.
I dunno, some people mentioned Megaman doing some stuff in Japan.
Xaltis consistantly gets top 32, and falln gets top 16.
I'm not a part of we, sorry.
Just to clarify, who all used them?
Oh come on, that is far from the worst matchup in this game. Sheik vs Ganondorf is at least 80-20. Rosa vs anyone below mid tier without a disjoint tends to be a bloodbath, too, though depending on the character not all of them may be as bad as Ness. I know
, are particularly horrible in that matchup.
But.. all of Jr.'s moves save kart and maybe usmash ARE disjointed.Oh come on, that is far from the worst matchup in this game. Sheik vs Ganondorf is at least 80-20. Rosa vs anyone below mid tier without a disjoint tends to be a bloodbath, too, though depending on the character not all of them may be as bad as Ness. I know
I haven never heard this in my life.
sheik outclassed greninja in literally every area.I haven never heard this in my life.
How is that 80:20 and Ness vs Rosa most definitely not?
This is kinda ridiculous man.
Something else I noticed in the Kamemushi vs VoiD set was that VoiD significantly changed up his style on the last stock of game 3. Throughout the first two games and the first stock of game 3, VoiD played very aggressively and was constantly applying pressure to Kamemushi, who was having trouble responding to the pressure. However, in the last stock, he started playing very conservatively, backing off more often, using more zoning fairs in neutral, and needle camping much more; he was probably scared that Kamemushi would hard punish one of his mistakes and end the game. Unfortunately, Mega Man can fish for confirms better than Sheik can at mid range. I honestly feel this shift in playstyle cost VoiD the set, and he was playing the MU much more optimally before.
