Who Can Hit All The Switches With Only Up-Air?

What happens when you restrict yourself to a single move in a fighting game? YEETSmash explores this question through a creative constraint: using only upward aerial attacks to hit all the switches in Fatal Fury. The challenge strips away jumping, Up B moves, and any other options, forcing creative positioning and timing around this one attack type. It's a fun look at how a game's mechanics behave when squeezed into an intentional limitation—whether the up-air alone can cover what the level demands, or if the constraints reveal gaps in what that single tool can accomplish. The video pairs this self-imposed ruleset with the Fatal Fury 2 Kurikinton remix, creating a casual, exploratory vibe rather than a serious optimization attempt. Perfect for fighting game fans curious about how much one move can actually do.