too much for nintendo - melee movement highlight video

A movement-focused highlight reel that isolates some of Melee's most technically demanding repositioning sequences from actual competitive play. Rather than stringing together damage combos, this video celebrates the precision wavedashing, dash-dancing, and edge-case positioning that separate top-level players from the rest. Created as a spiritual successor to phoon's "too much for zblock," the video pulls exclusively from tournament and friendly match footage—no training mode isolation or synthetic scenarios—to showcase how movement mastery shapes real matches. The creator spent years developing the concept starting in 2015, ultimately settling on a final cut that demonstrates why pure technical control over Melee's physics remains one of the game's defining skill expressions. A must-see for players interested in the movement fundamentals that underpin high-level Melee play.