Can Anyone Destroy 100 Boxes with a Final Smash? - Part 2

Part 2 of the Final Smash destruction challenge swaps out switches for boxes, opening up fresh possibilities for testing how different attacks handle a larger destructible environment. The YEETSmash channel continues experimenting with whether specific Final Smashes can clear all 100 boxes in a single run, pushing the mechanic's limits in ways traditional matches never would. This shift in objective creates new variables—box placement, spread, and attack coverage become critical factors that separate which Final Smashes succeed and which fall short. The premise is simple but effective: watch a parade of powerful signature attacks attempt the same goal under identical conditions, revealing which ones deliver the most thorough devastation. By isolating Final Smash performance in a controlled setting rather than relying on competitive match outcomes, the video lets viewers see raw power and utility without the noise of player skill, reads, or spacing decisions. It's a straightforward stress test that cuts through the usual fighting game analysis to answer one concrete question: which Final Smash is actually the best at obliterating everything in its path?