Your movement is super crisp. Aside from your platform wavelands you seem to have really good control of the character mobility-wise. You clearly seem to know the autocancel timings of all of his aerials and you know more or less when to use them in neutral.
Nice moonwalks, I figure once you can do them consistently why risk SDing from a running forward fortress or something. Plus sometimes the hitbox can save a spacie while they recover and you just want a clean ledgegrab. Also Bowser's moonwalk looks sooooo dope.
Your choices on when to up-B and where to drift were typically very good and you incorporated a lot of fortress hogging and were never scared to go to the ledge. As someone who clearly enjoys his fortressing you should look into aerial fortress canceling, fortress landing, and edge cancel aerial fortress. Pangwell's Bowser guide
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I won't go into detail on the Falco match, you were clearly just a way better player than he was. Thumbs up. Nice style. Good execution. It's proof that you were warmed up.
Your decision making in close quarters was very good vs the Fox. A lot of noncommittal pokes and threats, and when you did something kind of unsafe it was usually a bait. You shield grabbed rarely, which is kind of tempting with the spacies because dthrow tech chasing and or uthrowing onto a platform can be juicy opportunities. However, by relying on a lot of up-B, when you did mix it up with the occasional grab you almost always got it or whiffed but wasn't punished for it because he was conditioned to shield to beat the fortress spam. Nice methodical neutral. Good use of retreating fair and ftilt walling all around. You didn't hesitate when in the corner and you mixed up your tech options well, although you missed a few crucial techs and it cost you.
Your edgeguarding vs Fox was just a little bit goofy. Mostly just some bad hesitations which led to you mistiming your aerials or your get up roll/attack. That's what makes DJ's Bowser so good, there's no hesitation in his edgeguarding. He just goes for it, and he's got the consistency to do every part of the sequence without second guessing himself. You gotta sieze that day bro. Carpe diem or whatever. You can't cover every option because you're Bowser, but you can always cover an option correctly. For the most part you don't screw up too bad and you often pick up the edgeguard or the kill quickly, but you don't have to drop it in the first place.
As he started to play lamer towards the end of game 1 your shield heavy neutral started working less effectively because he quit being a goofball and stopped throwing bad aerials at your shield. You should have called out his dash dances and retreats with advancing fairs and or waveland ftilts, or even just a run in fortress; anything to make your neutral more proactive to counter his passiveness. You took a little time to notice that he changed gears but you closed out game 1 pretty easy. Once again you're clearly the better player but there's some stuff you could do better.
Cheeky use of the fullhop Flame Breath near the start of Game 2, I definitely nodded in approval upon seeing it despite being alone at the time. Don't forget that at low percents you can Klaw backthrow spacies into the corner and tech chase them like you would
with dthrow. It only works at low percents because it sends at a more severe angle than
regular backthrow but you can react to all options and get a guaranteed regrab or up-B off of it. It has higher knockback growth too so if the spacie DIs to avoid having to tech in the corner, they just get sent offstage at a ****ty angle. Either way, win win. Know when to Klaw bthrow and the best way to follow up, especially when they catch on an start DIing Klaw fthrow hard away. You gave up some opportunities trying to get Klaw regrabs and style.
That being said, your platform tech chases were awesome and stylish. You tried to follow up weird off of utilt. Off of utilt, you have to react to their DI and either do another utilt or position yourself to tech chase them upon landing. Maybe dash attack, but why would you do dash attack lol. Nice downsmashes, that move looks so cool.
I might look at the Sheik later but those are my initial thoughts. Nice play.
