Apparently he isn't even kicking his arms. But his hitbox. In fighting games you can exploit the hitbox of your opponents. This can lead to weird results, like someone being mid-air but still suffering from a low kick.
If we don't get a direct reference to Evo moment 37 I'm going to riot.
Maybe at chapter 37 if it reaches that far.
Read enough manga Beago will fight at the end of that arc.So he want to team up with Beago because he's a competent fighter, and then strikes a deal where Beago won't fight?
I don't know the specific game, but I recall there's a fighting game with low kicks that would target the ankle/shin; they were really hard to block and I think the only way to dodge them was to move backwards, since jump didn't exist yet, but the ring also had a finite distance, so if you got trapped in it, you were basically screwed.
Presumably saving it for the finals / captain or whoever the big bad of this series ends up being. I mean, where do you even go from there?
blud haven't heard of dhalsim the OG stretcherweak luffy in isekai
thank you for translating
The alternative is that a Fighting Game Player dominated in the ancient past and taught these techs to the natives
Yes, the former is the reason he decided to talk to him. The latter is the condition on which he managed to get Beago to work with him. He didn't know about Beago's apprehensions before seeking him out. Remember: Kyle has to have a partner to compete in the trial.So he want to team up with Beago because he's a competent fighter, and then strikes a deal where Beago won't fight?
Honestly, this is not the first manga talking about 2D fighting game and got its anime sponsored by CAPCOM.
May this manga last at least a hundred chapters. Good stuff.
Having hitboxes irl sounds like a nightmare. Would be super funny if this was the case and he's just kicking the air? lol
