The Worst Moves in Fighting Games: Blue Nocturne 

Qs total destruction

Man, You have to make a video talking about Zangie's leg grab in Street Fighter V, It's simply THE WORST move I'v ever seen in a fighting game, It is extremely specific, so this move is useless against most characters, the command to activate it is very similar to one that is really good, so it only gets in the way when you will do its attack, and the recovery time is extremely slow Edit: the movement name is: Tundra Storm

A Q video would be hilarious

Jiggkypuffs final smash, puff up. As far as final smashes go, it's terrible.

Any one of Sean's specials. No, like any one, they're all so terrible so pick your poison I guess

Us Remy players are too busy looking at yaoi porn to learn how to win matches.

@@joedatiusreal

whats his buff?

@@oxerrt he does extra stun damage. the thing is, you NEVER see remy stun the opponent. not only that, his taunt is hilariously long and never safe to use. edit: extra stun damage for the next hit/combo

Tbh his design was kinda mid for me, me and a group of friends had a joke about calling remy "discount iori"

I always hated zoners so I found it especially funny when people took Remy seriously. This edgy mf sitting here playing like a bitch In reality Remy should've had either a command grab or a an aerial projectile

Blue Nocturne should have been a secret super just like Akuma's Raging Demon, you would still probably definetly NEVER use it but it could work as a mind game thing.

Unless your in the corner

If Blue Nocturne didn't flash it would be a ok super tbh

Super reversal with screen flash that is either reactable and punishable with your strongest combo or whiffs when it succeeds in parrying something

Think it’s just a fan theory, though it would be interesting

Also thanks

It gets closer to breaking everyday💔, ima keep it for as long as possible though, makes it feel more authentic

@@Hat_Cola let's enjoy it while we can 🫂

As a Jigglypuff main I feel obligated to defend this move, for example if you use it from underneath the stage it is literally almost always a guaranteed kill, and you're not supposed to use it in the middle of the stage, it's designed to be used on the edge of the stage

@@bubalackgaming8892 Who is actually going to think of using it under the stage? And how many chances do you get to even get there in the first place? Jigglypuff is pretty slow while moving, with the only upside being the fact that jigglypuff has the best air mobility. The only real chance you can get to use this final smash and ACTUALLY get safely under the stage is if you are at a VERY low percent and get knocked away due to jigglypuff being one of the lightest characters. And even then, if used under the stage, many characters can easily just jump off the stage and have enough air mobility to dodge. Or alternatively, use the ledge invincibility frames at the right time. Also also, you'd need to actually get to the middle of the bottom of the stage in order to use it anywhere near effectively. It's just insanely situational, and if you're just playing with hazards off or something, some stages don't even HAVE A bottom. Plus, Jigglypuff has a higher chance to literally DIE than get under the stage, there's barely any real way to properly execute this final smash. This entirely ruins the point of final smashes, as they are meany to be powerful moves to be unleashed and finish off an opponent quickly. Or some other cases, they can help you finish off an opponent or help you in some way like peach and daisy. But puff up? It'll barely do anything. I can see how it's useful for ledgegaurding, however I feel that many characters INCLUDING jigglypuff have better options (for example, a spike.) I do respect trying to defend your main tho, I'd probably do the same thing.

@@genericusername3334 Actually, you'd be surprised how little the amount of characters that can avoid it from below the stage is. The only ones I can think of off the top of my head that can avoid it are Villager, Isabelle, K.Rool, and possibly Sora but it takes a bit of effort for him to avoid it. Other than that, very few characters that get hit by it in this situation can actually survive it in the first place, mainly just heavyweights. For almost every single other character in the game it's a guaranteed kill. Sure, most of the time you might lose a stock doing it, but even then by the time you have your final smash you should already have a stock lead, so using it in this way can help you keep that lead because of how easy it is to kill with it.

Makoto's charged Hayate, but oops, it can be cancelled and thus works as a bait for this :P I was just wondering if it's realistic to even react to mid/full screen tackles and clotheslines (I have played 3rd Strike very little).

My fault