Super Smash Bros. Ultimate · Combo Video · 2024
In Part 10 of the stage challenge series, YEETSmash tests random characters against five brutal movement puzzles designed to separate the capable from the helpless. Each stage demands precise edge control and spatial awareness: threading under Final Destination's bottom, launching across Hyrule Temple's massive gap, clearing Big Battlefield's open expanse, navigating Smashville's restricted perimeter loop, and threading through Hollow Bastion's tight recovery puzzle. The randomized character selection keeps the difficulty unpredictable—some fighters glide through these challenges while others struggle immediately with the geometry or ledge mechanics. Comments highlight Pokemon Trainer as a standout performer, particularly Charizard's ability to handle the Smashville gauntlet, suggesting certain character kits match these specific puzzles better than others. What makes this installment compelling isn't flashy combat but raw mechanical execution: watching different characters fail, succeed, and occasionally cheese the intended solutions reveals how movement tools—or the lack thereof—determine outcome. The video captures genuine reactions to both victories and brutal failures, letting viewers understand which characters actually belong in a stage challenge tier list.
Today we are trying some classic stage challenges and seeing who can complete them all.. or any of them!! For character selection I am randomly selecting them in no particular order instead of going from first character to last. Here are more details about the actual stage challenges: 1 - Under Final Destination: Rules are simple, just go all the way under FD and at least grab…
Show more →Today we are trying some classic stage challenges and seeing who can complete them all.. or any of them!! For character selection I am randomly selecting them in no particular order instead of going from first character to last. Here are more details about the actual stage challenges: 1 - Under Final Destination: Rules are simple, just go all the way under FD and at least grab the ledge to complete 2 - Hyrule Temple Jump: Take the leap from the small bottom platform to the top right ledge! 3 - Big Battlefield Jump: Start on the left ledge, and make it to the right ledge without landing on the
From YEETSmash's YouTube channel