Dragon Ball FighterZ · Tutorial · 2019
Kawamatsu's Goku keeps him competitive in Dragon Ball FighterZ, but as this 4-3 set shows, the character's limitations become apparent against stronger opponents. The video isolates some of the best moments from the match, revealing how Goku's pressure game and combo potential can create openings—but also where he falls short in neutral and mixup depth compared to the cast's top-tier options. Commentary in the original upload hints that dropping Goku entirely might unlock even higher results for Kawamatsu, suggesting the player has the fundamentals to climb further if willing to explore alternatives. Still, these clips demonstrate solid spacing, punish recognition, and combo execution with the character, offering useful reference material for players studying Goku's practical strengths and constraints in competitive play.
Kawamatsu keeps on improving. Who knows how far he could ascend if he could only drop Goku. He might be someone to look out for in 2019. I picked out some of the best matches. Final score was 4-3 to kawamatsu. MY RECORDING SOFTWARE ► https://goo.gl/Rdnzrd BUSINESS INQUIRIES ► Business.XusesGB@Gmail.com DISCLAIMER: All of the footage seen in this video was captured using the…
Show more →Kawamatsu keeps on improving. Who knows how far he could ascend if he could only drop Goku. He might be someone to look out for in 2019. I picked out some of the best matches. Final score was 4-3 to kawamatsu. MY RECORDING SOFTWARE ► https://goo.gl/Rdnzrd BUSINESS INQUIRIES ► Business.XusesGB@Gmail.com DISCLAIMER: All of the footage seen in this video was captured using the IN-GAME replay system which is openly available for all players to view and share public replays. ZERO footage was taken from Twitch or any other streaming/VOD platform. #DBFZ #Drago
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