Nuthouse's finest - The opener was pretty nice. I like the amount of speed you achieved around 920, but unfortunately you kind of broke the flow around 890.
When you get to that kind of speed try to continue the movement towards that side, or at least continue the motion of your leg. Having the leg thrown at one side and the torso rotate to the other, together with a foot completely on the ground brings that momentum to an halt so try to avoid that.
The change of rotation of the torso around that part consequently got a lot twitchy as well.


As for the first hit, the grab felt a bit forced because of the lack of speed you had. In these situations grabbing feels like too much of forcing a hit when things should look effortless.
The dismemberments with the kick were really nice though. Having the chest piece fly away still attached to the head makes for great skeet opportunities and you did capitalize on that later.


You behaved nicely mid-air and managed to somehow make it flow in a odd way, which was a good surprise.
There was a halt between the landing and the first hit that could have been avoided, and the grabbing felt a bit unnecessary and slow once again. With a bit of fine tuning you could have made it so that as soon as you land you right leg flowed into a kick.
Despite that, the amount of destruction with the kick was really enjoyable.


The transition to the skeet was great. You switched directions a ton of times but somehow managed to make it work as one continued movement, plus it looked quite silly in a funny way.


On the skeet, it was perfect that you could get the dm, but it's a lot more impressive if skeet dms are done on objects that are still in the air so that's something to take into account on further replays.
Then the little hop in the end was quite enjoyable followed but a good pose.


Overall, I did enjoy the replay, don't worry about all the criticism on some points they're just stuff for you to keep in mind later on to improve.
You had quite some quirky movements on some points that are rare to be seen so good job :)