Honestly wouldn't surprise me if she did have psycho power in real life

I'm now imagining Korone laying the smack-down on someone with her pimp cane. Thank you.

I think i read it in the comments of jp fans saying that korone actually took a boxing lessons besides her dance lessons

@@FikriLazuardi-gg7iy That's kind of true, but not exactly. Even before joining Hololive, she was going to the gym regularly and she was already boxing as a hobby. The funny thing is, it was a hobby for her but her coach gave her a professional training regiment, meaning she was undergoing the same training a pro would. That was the origin of her almost unlimited stamina as it is the most important thing for a boxer, not strength, not speed, but stamina. You need to have a huge amount of stamina to be able to stand on the ring for multiple rounds after all.

​@@FikriLazuardi-gg7iy Korone's famously stated that she'd probably beat every other Hololiver in an IRL fight, and other members have corroborated 😂

Korone is a great student, that's all :D

I believe he originally made a name for himself in Melty Blood, played a lot of anime fighters, got a lot of attention in DBFZ, and now he’s on Type Lumina, I wanna say.

​@@sonnytapman I could be wrong on this one but i think he came from Guilty Gear Accent Core with his Order Sol

@@TwoChunz Oh, yeah, that’s right. It was GGAC to Melty Blood, I think.

I mean Kazunoko was one of the best Order Sols in GGAC. One of the best Yuns in 3S. The best Yun in SF4 (won the first Capcom cup). Was the best Raven for Guilty Gear XRD. Won DBFZ world tour. Came up with a massive amount of Lancelot tech in Granblue Versus. Dudes just a monster at any game he picks up.

I mean that's canon regardless of character..

She has the magic yubi yubi ofc

My sleepyhead read this as gifted daigo💀

She also has all the yubis

Korone is awesome. Gotta love her :D

666 likes, I’m blessed.

doggy style

To those who don't know: Kazunoko is one of the few players who managed to win against Daigo in a first to 10 back in SF4, which is impressive because Daigo is almost unbeatable in first to 10 matches and SF4 was back when Daigo was younger and had quicker reactions. For reference: - Tokido (one of the greatest fighting game players ever), at the peak of his powers in SF5, challenged Daigo to a first to 10 in SF5. This match happened years after Daigo and Kazunoko's first to 10 match, so Daigo was older. Daigo beat Tokido 10 to 5. - Infiltration (one of the best SF4 and SF5 players ever) played Daigo in a first of 10 in SF4. He was using Akuma, who was widely considered the best character in the game at the time. He also had just won EVO, the biggest fighting game tournament in the world. Daigo beat him 10 to 2. The point is, beating Daigo in a first to 10 is a REALLY big deal. It solidifies your place in fighting game history

@@francisayala9310 Yeah Kazu is a great player spanning across multiple different fighting game genres. He beat Daigo and took home the Capcom Cup in 2015 with a nerfed Yun against Daigo's Evil Ryu who was considered to be the best Evil Ryu of USF4.

She’s already leveled up a ton just over the past year essentially going from a casual rookie to an impressively solid beginner player. Some practice with one of the GOATs of the series is gonna make her too strong at this rate lol

​@PSIclops_ She's literally iron and her reactions are pretty slow. I know people love her but this simpping is getting ridiculous.

@@hungerxhunger2548 dude stfu, literally Kazunoko is praising her on this clip. Go be a hater somewhere else.

He also played her in Idol Showdown! this is great

I'm actually surprised that he is good at teaching considering how much he is meme'd he is in terms of knowledge and analysis. "Kazunoko always wakes up reversal with something, but he doesn't know what. And if HE doesn't know, then you have no hopes of baiting him."

​@@Yan4yan"You can't predict me, because even I don't know what I'll do next!"

Kazunokorone

What I learned from Tears of the Kingdom is “If stupid works, it wasn’t stupid.

The quirky off beat energy she brings to everything

Wonder if that means she'll pick Leroy when Tekken 8 comes out.

@@scino55 I can totally see that happening! lmao!

Old man pimp energy

Somehow that would be a fitting addition to her persona lol

Korone play lot old game which know it hardcore level... So maybe it just natural for her.

with her passion from old games quite possibly old arcade games i wouldnt also be surprise

The Super Arcade days. Man, I miss those LevelUp streams.

I know she practiced SFV a lot so is used to playing on an arcade stick

she streamed quite a bit of SFV not long before 6 came out, so even if still a casual-level player, she has a head start over a lot of those who are starting out now.

Tbf it did help that the opposing marissa had taped down the up button :P

Being able to counter Drive Rushes is already so impressive. I have such a hard time reacting on time.

@@trysephiroth007 She was an arcade gamer (along with Okayu) before entering Hololive, so her fundamentals of using classic controls serves her well.

Even Kazunoko was like, "Wait you can combo that?!"

@@magnopere When a pro went "oh! sh*t! how did you do that?" at you, you know you're for a total win.

She plays JP, who is arguably, borderline unusable on Modern Controls. JP needs access to all versions of his specials, be it light, medium, or heavy to be effective, which is missing from Modern Controls. Most pros who play on Modern usually play Luke who, aside from the universal damage nerf, isn't that much less effective on Modern toolkit-wise compared to Classic.

​​​@@runbaa9285they are not missing on modern controls, you just require manual inputs for them to get the light, medium and heavy versions because the special button will only do the medium versions. There also is NOT a universal damage nerf. There is only a damage nerf specifically to moves where you use the special button. Other specials and supers are not nerfed in auto combos.

This is honestly amazing, I saw another vid on a channel I follow about this show match but I had no idea Koro san was even on a team let alone with Kazunoko. He's probably my all time favorite Japanese FG player from all the different games he competes in. It's really a joy to see him coaching Korone who is also one of my favorite in Hololive.

@@eeeeeeeevActually, for some characters they ARE missing. There are some moves that simply won’t come out on Modern even if you do the motion input. I don’t know anything about JP specifically, so that may be irrelevant in this case, but it IS the case that some characters lose more than just some normals on Modern.

​@@Necroskull388 In specific, JP is missing versions of Stribog -- his two-hit purple slash. Stribog his Neutral Special on modern, so he gets the light and OD versions. He can't access the other versions because it's normal QCF command on Modern has to be used for his Torbalan ghost projectiles. H Stribog is the one that wallbounces. OD Stribog also wallbounces, but it's a weaker bounce and fewer combos work. JP looks to be one of the biggest losers on Modern mode.

What's more impressive is how well matched they seem. If there was too much difference in ability neither would get anything out of it, but with things this close it'll be really good for helping them learn from each other.

Shuto-sensei is back to help her level-up yet again!

@@guilhermeberbert my man literally wrote down a ton of last minute tips for her on a piece of paper and sent her on a screenshot "friend showing you their homework style" last time. Shuto a real one.

@@TotemoGaijin yeah, they'd be great training partners if they kept doing it, cause training with someone on your level is the best.

@@AnActualDinosaur the Karubi-Shuto friendship out of the RFN arc was one of the most heartwarming stories of the year

Fighting games are notoriously difficult for an average player. Korona is pretty autistic so she can nail it. There prolly won't be anyone as good as her from mainstream vtubers (100k+ subs). Those girls are scrubs and vidya

While I, a new player, do find fighting games fun, I don't really think they're accessible to many players. My first one was granblue versus that I got to play for about a week. After 1 week of vigorous learning, all I can do is some basic zoning, starting to use normal inputs instead of easy inputs, and successfully inputting the Z manoeuvre on the stick 50% of the time. I still had no proper combos and no idea how to escape a corner. The only prior knowledge I had was about the numpad notation, character types and some basic terminology.

​@mlhx9181 it's a grind and it definitely ain't easy I never made it out of bronze in sfv but in sf6 I was able to make it to gold and I'm proud of that still because it wasn't easy for me ryu to gold btw but I'm newer to street fighter so I had to practice alot

Korone also used to be an arcade player and full time streamer eho trained both on and off-stream so i dunno hoe much she might be "a beacon for those who thinking fighting games are hard", if anything, she's the proof that fighting games are a learning grind.

Classic controls definitely make that initial learning phase tougher so it’s impressive how she’s doing

@@gelatinousjoe7979 Also JP is a very hard character.

I feel like Kaz would be a better teacher than Daigo.

@@Mitsurugi117 oh no doubt but Daigo is funny as hell and I was just thinking of the hilarity that could've been. Daigo has been around so Long and is now in his 40s so he cuts loose from time to time and it's hilarious.

@@dominicdo2719 oh lol then yeah youre right

Don't forget Peko nd Miko playing SoulCalibur 6.

​@ShadowSumac love the custom characters that Miko faces in those streams, hoping someone is gonna stream avatar battles in Hololive as well because those have the same chaotic reference potential.

if she's not panicking, what else should we listen to screaming?

Once she learns footsies, its gonna be over.

Is classic control like manual, so basically there's no assist where moves can be like 70% accurate but the game will execute them anyway?

Just needs to*

@@dsandoval9396 yes

I mean, she WAS recruited, along with Okayu, by Fubuki while they were in an arcade.

Until Tokido himself joins the battle......

Lmao that would be absolutely hilarious.

Sucks that we have to wait for him to be added.

That would be hilarious.

It's classic controls but holy a fight stick XD

So… Oro but as a doggo then.

She used to do it more back in the day, but I assume when Hololive exploded she kinda got too busy for it. Specifically, I remember her doing stuff with Debi Debi Debiru, Kuroi Shiba, and Inui Toko. But I think this might be a first with male streamers?

@@TotemoGaijin I think as long as it’s not stars it’s not a big deal. Kazunoko is well known so I think Korone is in the clear for that

Mental. Physical. Justin.

She's not good at all...

@@hungerxhunger2548 Shut your hatin a$$ up!

@@hungerxhunger2548she’s good. We’re not saying she’s great or close to the pros but she’s good. She’s not anywhere near bad.

@@ABCDerek She is not good though... What about her play makes her good?

@@hungerxhunger2548 being good is not about being good compared to the pros, for a novice this is absolutely a good player, but if you are used to watching pros play then of course it's not gonna seem impressive. If she had been playing the game for 10+ years like most of the pros, what she is capable of is obviously not considered good, but if you picked SF up a few months ago, without playing any other fighting game, can you honestly say you would not consider this "good"? just managing proper input control takes quite the amount of skill to master

When the master also learn from the student

It takes skill to use a fight stick even with classic controls XD