20 Beginner Pro Tips - Smash Ultimate 

Wasn’t aware Inkling could hold 2 triggers to angle their shield. Whoops!

10: Don't go for unrealistic edgeguards *OVER MY DEAD BODY*

Bananaboy: "practice turning around" Ryu, Ken, and Terry: "sorry, what?"

The control stick drawings are just perfect

Banana Boy: “Sorry inkling players.” Inkling mains with two shield buttons: *Am I a joke to you?*

As a falcon player, I can confirmed getting rock crocked feels like getting kicked in the nuts

Holding two shields buttons also prevents rolling so that's what Inkling can do

“Beginner Pro” **Visable Confusion**

"Most characters out of shield options are slower when their back is turned to you" DK: *Smiles*

On tip 15, it's also worth mentioning that the average reaction time to auditory stimulus is faster than that of visual stimulus. Just another reason to play using game audio.

*When you have use these tips before a Smash Tournament*

It’s great to see you giving even better and more specific advice it seems you took leffens criticism to heart and I can’t wait to see how you keep improving and changing your content

One of the best SSB channels, you've made me so much better, thank you

Don't apologize for the "how to fight everyone" video. Like seriously, you are fine. You made a short video for a 70+ character game, if anyone honestly thought you would be perfect or not be making generalizations, they are dumb. Also just b/c Leffen says you're wrong, doesn't mean you are. I watched his video and I thought half of his counter points were wrong, some of this is opinions, not fact, after all

Just a heads-up: You can angle shield by holding two shield buttons at once, and it works with Inkling too!

2:15 So, G5 actually covered this “tech” and actually it makes you die SOONER, So bassicly what happens is that when you Directional air dodge, your character actually goes the oppisite direction of what direction you inputed [only happens for a few frames] although its only a few frames, the little push can be enough to put you in the blastzone, Also, about low knockback moves that send of stage, sure, why not, but the examples shown in video are air dodging right at the blastzone, which is worse than just DI’ng or jumping

As an intermediate player, these videos are still very helpful. They help me "research every day" lol

This was a very helpful guide, and I feel like I could utilize almost every one of these tips into my play style. Thank you for making this :D

You have great content ! I like your style of editing, the way you explain is fast but super helpfull because the explanation doesn't make tedious, can notice you spend some time making dialogs for you videos thanks to you I have learned a lot and just some months ago reached Elite Smash with my first character that is ness and now I'm up to the third on. Thanks so much for your videos and shareing you experience with us, you are doing great.

I have to say I love that you are a Yoshi main. It’s really helpful having practically personalized videos.

5:00 EL TECH DE JESÚS

Another great vid from banana boy!! Keep up the good work

Was waiting for the “years of research” joke when you were talking about research

I think your videos are some of the most fun, while simultaneously being some of the most informative. As far as I'm concerned, you are one of the best smash RU-vid channels in existence. Thanks for all the hard work, my man

I’m very happy with the music you chose! Tropical Freeze has a great soundtrack and I love listening to it, especially Deep Keep! ❤️

Good vid BananaBoy. I like how fast it goes, how fun it is, and how accurate and helpful the info is. Keep it up!

I figured out some of these by watching hi level plays, but it's good to check it out for some cool extra tips. Way to go!

Perfect timing! I was just getting back into smash and you made this video. Time to beat MkLeo

Very Helpful video Banana Boy. Some of this stuff could definitely help my Doc out.

I really hope this guy's channel blows up more, his vids are 👌.

thank you sm!! this tutorial and guide was very helpful and i hope to see more technique from this channel!!

Good stuff man, been playing smash since 64 and i am trying to get really good at ultimate! Appreciate the tips!! Keep em coming!!!

Very informative and great guide as always

i liked this video more than your other videos because you focused more on your points and it was more condensed than other videos that have many tangents and TOO many jokes XD

Nearly 100k good work Bananaboy

Also love all the info and work you've made to help community.

Almost 100k! Great job man!

Absolutely love your videos.

Hey that was an amazing video. Very thorough breakdown, I wasn’t expecting nearly as much as I got.

Thank you for this video! Thanks for your time and your work :)

Hey dude, you are the best youtuber in terms of teaching, thank you so much for all of your videos, they are really helping me a lot

Yo, thanks for the tips you have done so far. I have improved at smash so much because of your Chanel bro. Your pretty heccin epic

Just found out about your tournament win over best Ness. congratulations keep up the good work

I have been playing smash consistently as like a hobby since august 2019. I am not the best nor the worst i dont think but i am very grateful for all the knowledge you share. Its hard to get good advice from people i know without harsh criticisms or embarrassment and its nice to see people online be so kind about being a beginner and are willing to give advice. Thank you!

This video was already great, but you turned it into perfection when you played ヒビカセ

I'm honestly liking you more than bsd at this point. Not throwing shade or anything. But they've just be doing clip reels and yeah it's cool, but it just gets old. You've been putting out good quality content since day one that's actually valuable. Glad I subbed to you

Some good stuff, some stuff I knew, but actually subbed for superior taste in music

Liked everything lol Great video!

Super incredible guides man.

This is a very good video. Thank you for the insight.

This video was very helpful, thanks!

i was NOT expecting to hear Hibikase at the end, but hell yeah brother

Thanks for the helpful tips!

Keep up the great work man!

Small but important correction about tip 13, specifically how it relates to Joker: Universally, grabbing after an attack hits your shield takes an additional 4 frames. This means that Joker's grab OOS to punish daisy Fair is 10 frames, not 6 as the video implies. I actually often times will intentionally turn around and shield with my backside to get bair OOS because it has a godlike hitbox despite the startup. The reason the grab worked and the bair didn't is because peach/daisy fair is -8 done perfectly, but shield is the character's only frame 1 option, so grab beats shield (duh), jump (universal 3f jump squat), spot-dodge/rolls (not active until frame 3 or later), and maybe dash back (Idk about this for sure, but I think it's likely). Jab is frame 2 though so a frame-perfect fair > jab should trade. Love your content btw

“But none of this research matters if you don’t put it into practice.” I don’t even have a switch. I have never played Smash. Why the _heck_ am I watching these videos?

One of the best smash youtubers. You deserve way more subs

So close to 100k keep up the good work :D

I’m here for the MS paint control stick. Impeccable shading. The content I subscribe for.

Thank you for the great advice 😊❤️

All my game knowledge comes from this channel. If i ever beat a big boi, ur definatly getting the shoutout. Thnx for these amazing videos, keep up the good work ^^

Awesome vid man !!!!

Enjoy your stuff. Keep doing you.

Thanks BananaBoySSB, trying to get at least 1 character into elite smash. This information will surely help.

Yo I just wanna say it's super impressive how you dealt with all the toxicity from leffen's community (not him) and kept putting out good content. Major props.

Love the Miku end song! Good video too!

I am gonna buy it today. So excited

Congrats on 100K🎉🎈🎉🎈🎉🎈!!!! U deserve it man

Damn i learned like 18 really useful things from this. You got my like

Very very Good and helpful tips thank you. 👍

let's go almost 100k BananaBoy!

Man you’ve help me out a lot in this game

Thanks for these tips!

Just played my first tournament today lol. Definitely could have used these tips during it. Before I went I was scared because I haven't played many people aside from some co workers. But after playing my first round, I definitely felt like I played a lot better even though I lost really early in both brakets. The guys there were definitely great at helping me improve my game. Probably would go again if I ever have the day off.

I loved the Control stick animations for di

Really good video!!!

This video was funny and helpful my type of youtuber I’m going to sub

Very nice video I learn a lot

Congrats on 100k!

I'm just recently starting to get much better (I'm steadily starting to beat the 2 best players I know) This, I believe, just secured my unending victory against them. Thanks so much, my friend. Can't wait to cream them.

Thank you great content 👍🏽

Love your videos BananaBoy! Can you make a video dedicated to escaping combos? I’m always getting juggled into oblivion 😭

I'll take this into consideration, mostly #1 😅 Thank you

Your videos are perfect as they are

This video really helped me

7:34 Thank you this helps my damage output so much. I play Wolf and utilize his n-air to get my opponent to kill percent. I played some games right after I watched this and got punished a lot less. Ty good sir 👍

Hey my man, I'm also a Utah Yoshi main. Definitely not as good as you, but your videos really are a huge help. I have a pesky falco main friend who I rarely beat.

I will do research evey day, thank you.

Very helpful!

thank you for including miku even more

I'm pretty good at the game, but I will still watch these videos because banana boy does such a good job about just explaining everything and he's funny.

Well, well, well, look who got on Yeet Smash! Congrats!

Great video.

I am not a beginner, but this advice is still helpful for teching. Thanks!

I actually just got a weighted blanket and it's really great!

Very Good Video👌🏼

This kind of videos are perfect for me. I wont add nothing else.

Hibikase?!?! You have taste, my dude!

I learned a lot from this video. I now need to learn a little bit each day by doing some research. I also need to learn to move away after some attacks instead of drifting in. and learning to practice edge guarding. Also learning the match up is important to getting better. Thanks again, great video. Do you do all your own edits or do you have help?

100k subs, gg!