Azula is ACTUALLY CRAZY?! - More Avatar Legends Details

Let's go. What is this? There's a bunch of Avatar stuff as well. I'm just trying to pick up on everything. Is this Is this somewhat different? Cuz this definitely looks like what we were doing in the beta. beta stuff kind of. There's a PlayStation blog as well. We got to check that out. They're showing off more stuff on uh Azula, I think. Right. Okay. Hang top tier. It's hard to tell now because the game the game will have gone through so many changes from before, right? It's going to be hard to tell. chat, how much did Qatara change from beta 1 to beta 2? Did she become way less degenerate? Because she was degenerate. She was actually degenerate in the first beta. Daphhone got her ultra nerf. Good. That was about to make the game uninteresting. Ang is still doing a [ __ ] Damn that cross on my side. You seen Azula. We're going to check it out. Yeah, dude. She is not doing nearly as much damage. So, they they did a trade-off with her where she's going to have these like big long-ranging normals. Nice smear frames. Uh, big long reaching normals, but she's not gonna do as much damage. Is more powerful than yours. Feels like a good trade-off. Feels like fighters. Ah, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You say this feels like fighters. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Invincible versus or this don't feel anything like Dragon Ball Fighters. Not at all. Might look like it in some ways, but they don't play anything like it. If you want the Dragon Ball Fighters game, that's the latest version of Tokon that nobody else has tried, but me and a few other people, right? Tokcon got much closer to DBFCZ, but even less degenerate in its latest form. If you like DBFC, you'll love Tokon. Now, this doesn't play anything like it. This plays much closer to like old school 1 v1 Guilty Gear. Nobody using the alpha counters. Excited to play this. I'm excited for more people to try it. You know what's what's really great about Avatar is that it also is naturally mashy. And that's not a bad thing. You should be able to mash buttons and see cool [ __ ] happen. You should. It should it just shouldn't be good. Um the neat part is that Avatar is supported in that way. Like it they are thinking about the average level player as well as the highle player. They're thinking that we just need to make a really fun game. So there it's got Mashy all over the place. It's definitely Mashable. I want to see I want to read this thing, dude. But there's crazy [ __ ] you can do. There's so much nutty mobility. Avatar Legends, the fighting game, Elemental Bending Breakdown. Proud to announce our partnership with PM Studios to publish Avatar Legends, the fighting game, bringing deep expertise, development, distribution, publishing. Okay. Each character's bending style translates seamlessly into the fighting game format with even shared elements expressed in distinct and dynamic ways. Players can shape their approach to combat by selecting three support characters tied to each fighter, unlocking modified abilities. All stuff we are pretty familiar with. Some bending styles, however, are impossible to overlook. Azula is one of them. Ruthless, unpredictable, slightly unhinged, uh, and yet incredibly precise. We knew we had to get her just right. Zuko's younger sister and the daughter of the Fire Lord Ozai. Azoula is uh, fiercely ambitious and unrelenting in her pursuit of power. Her blue flame and lightning attacks reflect the drive and intensity that make her one of the most dangerous firebenders in the Avatar universe. She dominates the skies with exceptional air mobility. She can weave in and out of combat using aerial movement and fire attacks let her control space above the battlefield. Azula's struggling states of mind have been captur Oh, what the hell? She has a different what have been captured in two polarizing gameplay toolkits. Focus mode. Azoula fights with calculated precision. Setting traps and controlling space with lethal attacks. Dude, did they make this character's mental illness a mechanic? Her movements become smoother with many her of her special abilities, leaving behind oil traps that can be ignited with the flick of her wrist. She also gains access to grounded fireball, giving her strong space control. This is the Azula of deceit, control, and composure and poised future ruler of the Fire Nation. In Fire Lord mode, she abandons restraint and fully embraces chaos. traps are replaced with raw power as her sets shift towards the relentless offense. Her attacks grow significantly more powerful, her movements become more erratic, and several of her abilities transform entirely. For example, her standard fireball moves evolved to a towering wall of flame that slowly advances across the battlefield, forcing opponents to face it head-on. Really, not every fighter relies on bending, however. Saka stands out of the roster as one of the few characters who hold his own. Without it, a core member of Team Avatar, aka the gang, he hails from the Southern Water Tribe alongside his sisterqar. Oh, we're finding more about uh Saka. Interesting. I want to know. I want to see more on this wild ass Azula [ __ ] This character literally exists already. This game's literally made by KI devs in the background. This character exists. It's idle. So, you'll change heads midcombo and [ __ ] as you are playing as this character. And this sounds really similar to maybe how Azula is. I'm curious if she is going to change up her personality type by a stance or something like that. Yeah, Tira is also kind of like this in Soulcalibur, right? Also kind of like this. Original Idol was not that at all. They made Idol actually interesting. The the cool different poses, all the extra animations. This is very cool, man. Saka, I'm guessing he's a run character cuz I'm seeing too much running. He's a sarcastic strategist of Team Avatar, relying on creativity, human, and improvisation instead of the power of the elements. To reflect that eccentric personality, Saka plays very differently from the rest of the cast. He can cancel many of his normals directly into powerful flow options, allowing players to constantly reposition and keep opponents guessing. The trade-off, Saka cannot chain his normals into C attacks like the other fighters. Weird. Meaning players must rely on mobility, timing, and creativity to stay ahead. Okay, there's a lot he can't do. Interesting. It feels like they're they really don't want any of the characters to feel homogeneous. Everybody's combo routes felt very different, you know, like if you wanted to do anything even like like basic B&B in any way. That's way different on Kora. That is way different on A. That was way different on to from what I played so far. That is pretty neat that you'll have to like figure out what you got to do with these ones. They're going to play different from everybody else. Everyone's got flow, but the flow doesn't work the same as everybody else. You know, historically speaking, chat, this is a Guilty Gear thing. We have to give credit where credit is due. If we want to go back to like the game that really made like why is every character playing a different game? That goes all the way back to like the Guilty Gear series, early Guilty Gear. His arsenal includes a club, meteorite sword, and trusty boomerang instead of straightforward offense. Saka thrives on tricky movement, unexpected positioning attacks that'll force opponents into constantly adapt. And with clever tricks, unpredictable movement, and loyal boomerang that always returns, he proves that you don't need to bend to become a legend. Cool. Fighting as Aula and Nice. The things only handdrawn animation can give us. Uh, fighting as different as Azula and Saka highlight just how many ways there are to approach combat in Avatar standard edition. $30 as a reminder. That's incredible. And check the pricing for your region cuz apparently this is like regionally priced. Actual regional pricing. No mention of a beta though. I don't know if they're going to do one. This sounds wonderful. I want to see gameplay of these characters really bad. If I recall, you said this was done by some of the Marvel 3 mod team. Yes. um some of the folks that made Diesel Legacy, some of the folks that worked on Killer Instinct season 2 and beyond, and some of the folks that we highlighted on stream several times like three to four years ago that were making modded Marvel vs. Capcom 3 characters. I mean, I even asked them. I'm like, "Ka reminds me of Soul Bad Guy." Like, people aren't going to see it immediately, but as you play Kora, she kind of reminds me of Soul Bad Guy. And they're like, "Yeah, yeah, really. Does she really?" So yeah, there's some pretty there's some pretty fun [ __ ] Uh, as we have played a little bit of this