Analysis (courtesy of Tekman):
Sliicer
Weirdly, instead of doing j2d j5a or j236, whenever Sliicer gets to stay above Remilia for an amount of time he does j2a, which basically does nothing unless Remilia commits to an approach and leads to him getting punished. This works once when he does it after a j236 since it's much more logical for Remilia to try and approach after that big bullet as the rock paper scissors somewhat equalizes, but most of the times during the set when he goes for j2a, Remilia really doesn't have any reason to press a button and it leads to Sliicer getting punished.
If I had to say that's probably his biggest overall mistake in this set. He sometimes tries to use upgraded d22 instead but even if Remilia gets hit it only serves to push him farther than his opponent and he is unable to get meaningful oki. This, combined with Sliicer's lack of spellcards in his deck just make it incredibly hard for him to gain any sort of advantage let alone winning.
I will note one cool thing he chooses to do and is notable is the 5orb combo in the corner.
Players:
Sliicer (Aya)
Latimaster (Remilia)
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