Holy shit this is really good.

You've escalated your uniqueness to an end product, capitalizing on all the aspects that make your replays great (except maybe minus the booms, but that's not too big an issue for me). The ridiculously chosen dm's, the frantic destruction of various parts, and of course the fast and fluid pusga movement special. And flawless of course, in all senses of the word.


You start with a "twitchy" opener, which is to say a creative style of movement that involves many small movements. The trifecta of your first three hits is a phenomenal start, and have a fluidity to them that reminds me of your "Out of my brain" replay to an extent, although this section seems to be more focused on speed than power. Props on getting an ankle dm on purpose too haha.

The last 2 hits, again, have an impressive flow that not many replaymakers have the skill to pull off. The choice of a wrist dm, is, of course, hilarious. You obviously use every last part of your body to make that last kick look good against all odds. A lesser replay maker would've surely flubbed that decap and made it look bad.

This leads in to the only section where I had a problem with this replay. The spin after the decap is fine, but its not your movement itself that gives me an issue. And to be honest, the gripe I'm about to give you I don't even think I've had a problem with anyone before, but I think the utmost levels of perfection need to be addressed for a replay of this caliber. Your trajectory of the jump leads straight to uke. I don't even know if this was a fixable problem with the replay, but it creates a sort of expectation in the watcher of the replay. The watcher thinks "oh man, look at this, he's going to destroy uke! He's falling right towards him!" Instead, you opt for a pose that honestly looks shoved into the replay in order to "finish" it. You even touch uke, reminding the viewer of the treat that they're not going to see. I'm not saying you should've added a madman section to the end of this replay, but I am saying that I think you created an expectation that wasn't met, and that detracted from the overall quality of the replay. It stopped an amazing replay from becoming transcendental I think.

overall pretty good tho