Super Smash Bros. · Combo Video · 2021
Hungrybox settles one of Smash's most heated Twitter debates: what actually makes a character a shoto? Rather than focusing on a single matchup or combo, this video ranks every fighter in Super Smash Bros. on whether they fit the archetype—and the results are genuinely surprising. Kazuya gets rejected from shoto status while Luigi earns the classification, challenging conventional wisdom about what defines the archetype in this game. The video uses humor and clear reasoning to work through each character's toolkit, examining which ones actually share the fundamental traits that define a shoto. It's the kind of deep dive that settles arguments by forcing viewers to reconsider their assumptions about character classifications. Whether you're a hardcore player or just someone tired of seeing this debate play out endlessly online, the definitive breakdown here gives you solid ground to defend your take with actual evidence.
Kazuya? NOT A SHOTO. Luigi? DEFINITELY A SHOTO. I'm going to end all Twitter drama right now and rank every single fighter in Smash Ultimate on if they are a shoto or not. Feel free to use this as evidence to your friends WHO ARE WRONG. Look no further than this definitive and official list. Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on…
Show more →Kazuya? NOT A SHOTO. Luigi? DEFINITELY A SHOTO. I'm going to end all Twitter drama right now and rank every single fighter in Smash Ultimate on if they are a shoto or not. Feel free to use this as evidence to your friends WHO ARE WRONG. Look no further than this definitive and official list. Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on Liquid+ Video editor: Follow and subscribe to keep up to date on all of my
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