Ok. So I decided to finally sit down and practice some of the more advanced desynching. Mainly the desynch Kakera does in this video:
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Explained nicely by 00-Zero here:
Anyways. First of all, this desynch is hard :/. I still don't have it down very well at all though I've only been practicing for about 10 minutes lol. It's certainly achievable though as you can tell by the video where kakera does it on command. I recommend everyone learning it as it allows you to apply pressure in ways we couldn't really before and gives you more spacing options. It's pretty much as useful as my desynch but it's actually learn-able to the point of consistency .
Now, as I was practicing this I discovered some things that may or may not be known, but they certainly aren't used lol.
Normally when you dashdance desynch you have to input 3 dashes before they actually desynch which is why I didn't believe people when they said Kakera was dash dance desynching and looked further into this. As I messed around with Kakeras desynch I discovered you can actually desynch straight into things without even going through the whole shielding process. It's not as easy as just inputting the move, there is a specific timing to it and I haven't quite figured out why it works yet.
It seems like it has something to do with my desynch where you input a move while popo is in his running animation but nana is still in her dashing and only nana will do it but at the same time is almost the same motion as kakeras desynch with the dash dance and I can do it wayyy more consistently than I can do my desynch. I don't know if kakeras desynch works because of this or what it's really interesting to think about.
Ok so basically to do this instant dash dance desynch you do one dash dance(not a fox-trot, a dash dance) and you will sort of see nana skip back to popo twice(that's what it looks like lol). You can just do the DD a few times and you will notice her movements. If you hold down with popo right when you come out of the DD he will crouch and nana will still be running back in her dashing animation and you can just hit b to input a blizzard and only nana will do it and you will have the momentum of the dash dance. It's like my desynch but with a visual cue and it seems like you have a lot more frames to do it because I can blizzard straight out of a dash dance with nana VERY consistently after only about 3-4 minutes of practice.
The IB is a little harder to do out of the dashdance without sheilding because it seems like you're just doing my desynch but out of a dash dance instead of just a dash. You still have more visual cues though and it's easier than my desynch so people should be able to do it consistently.
So it's basically like a sped-up version of Kakeras desynch. I think it's easier than kakeras desynch as well because I still don't have his down >_< lol. I still really want to learn his because the shield will be very useful for characters like diddy when you want to shield the nana and still be desynching an IB where as if you just do my sped up version of his you would be hit by the nana.
Help me crack this guys! I want to understand these desynchs better and how they work because I think they are by far the most useful desynchs we have. They let us apply pressure and keep momentum (pivoting stops momentum). We can move and desynch constantly...just so many options with these desynchs.
I've already been taking my IC's to new levels every tournament, and I want to see others improve as well. Don't let your game stagnate! We have so many options our games shouldn't ever be at a still.
Discuss.
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Explained nicely by 00-Zero here:
One thing I think that Zero has possibly wrong is that you have to drop the shield to do the desynch. If you watch the video at 33 seconds Kakera does his desynch but instead of dropping his shield stays in it while nana blizzards. If Zero knows more about that or anyone can elaborate that would be great .This is true, but only partially. This desync can still be done, even if both nana and popo shield after the dash dance. The way that works is, popo has released his shield as nana gets the input of an OoS attack. The timing for when you release your shield (when they both shield) and attack is a bit different than just popo shielding and nana attacking.
However, the desync you're trying to do, (dash dance>shield>IB/Blizzard) has to do with inputting the attack, right as popo is releasing his shield. It is brought up at the time he finished his dash dance, which is where you're having trouble. (Idk if you know or not, but you should not be holding the shield when you're inputting nana's attack. It is held slightly longer than you would for a powershield.) then released>immediate IB or blizzard, like right as your finger is retracting from you pressing the shield. She'll be occupying the same space as popo when she does the attack, but just behind him when you actually put it in. A good way to get the timing down of when to put up your shield, is to practice dash dance>shield(at the end of popo's dash dance, when he stops)>A-button. If done correctly, nana does her dash attack as popo is releasing his shield. Shielding too early makes nana roll, pressing A too early makes them both grab. This helps you get down the timing for when you're supposed to shield, so that you can eventually replace nana's dash attack with an ice block or blizzard. Finding out when to shield is easy. The harder part is the timing of when drop the shield. On occasion you'll let it go too early and they'll do the same attack with maybe a frame between the two attacks so it seems simultaneous. In that case, try again, but hold up your shield just a split second longer, but not long enough to make nana roll.
Anyways. First of all, this desynch is hard :/. I still don't have it down very well at all though I've only been practicing for about 10 minutes lol. It's certainly achievable though as you can tell by the video where kakera does it on command. I recommend everyone learning it as it allows you to apply pressure in ways we couldn't really before and gives you more spacing options. It's pretty much as useful as my desynch but it's actually learn-able to the point of consistency .
Now, as I was practicing this I discovered some things that may or may not be known, but they certainly aren't used lol.
Normally when you dashdance desynch you have to input 3 dashes before they actually desynch which is why I didn't believe people when they said Kakera was dash dance desynching and looked further into this. As I messed around with Kakeras desynch I discovered you can actually desynch straight into things without even going through the whole shielding process. It's not as easy as just inputting the move, there is a specific timing to it and I haven't quite figured out why it works yet.
It seems like it has something to do with my desynch where you input a move while popo is in his running animation but nana is still in her dashing and only nana will do it but at the same time is almost the same motion as kakeras desynch with the dash dance and I can do it wayyy more consistently than I can do my desynch. I don't know if kakeras desynch works because of this or what it's really interesting to think about.
Ok so basically to do this instant dash dance desynch you do one dash dance(not a fox-trot, a dash dance) and you will sort of see nana skip back to popo twice(that's what it looks like lol). You can just do the DD a few times and you will notice her movements. If you hold down with popo right when you come out of the DD he will crouch and nana will still be running back in her dashing animation and you can just hit b to input a blizzard and only nana will do it and you will have the momentum of the dash dance. It's like my desynch but with a visual cue and it seems like you have a lot more frames to do it because I can blizzard straight out of a dash dance with nana VERY consistently after only about 3-4 minutes of practice.
The IB is a little harder to do out of the dashdance without sheilding because it seems like you're just doing my desynch but out of a dash dance instead of just a dash. You still have more visual cues though and it's easier than my desynch so people should be able to do it consistently.
So it's basically like a sped-up version of Kakeras desynch. I think it's easier than kakeras desynch as well because I still don't have his down >_< lol. I still really want to learn his because the shield will be very useful for characters like diddy when you want to shield the nana and still be desynching an IB where as if you just do my sped up version of his you would be hit by the nana.
Help me crack this guys! I want to understand these desynchs better and how they work because I think they are by far the most useful desynchs we have. They let us apply pressure and keep momentum (pivoting stops momentum). We can move and desynch constantly...just so many options with these desynchs.
I've already been taking my IC's to new levels every tournament, and I want to see others improve as well. Don't let your game stagnate! We have so many options our games shouldn't ever be at a still.
Discuss.