MAX REACTS: Avatar Sokka Breakdown

Let's go. Saka dev diary video. Let me look that up. Let's Let's check that out, too. Oh god, it's Jeff. Oh god, he's taking up half of the screen. Oh god. Let's check this out. We saw a little bit of Saka when it was Don and Justin playing him. He looked pretty fun. I like the wild ass boomerang. Welcome to the first dev diary for Avatar Legend, the fighting game. My name is Jeff Mendcino and I'm the associate producer for this game and it's my great pleasure to be able to show you everything that we've got cooking for the past few months. Jeff also worked out. What better way to kick it all off than by starting with everyone's favorite non-bender, Saka? His [ __ ] ass running around in the background. Get some. Introducing the first episode of Avatar the Last Air Bender. Saka is the glue that keeps Team Avatar together, relying on sneaky tactics and a wide array of weapons to make up for. Oh, bro. Some of his arsenal includes a club, his face sword, and his trusty boomerang. He's his emergent gameplay. The character rough around the edges. Saga ends up growing into a respected true leader by the end of the series. In honor of this, we incorporated not only Saka's weapons, but his personality. That [ __ ] is running all within his gameplay. Let's check it out. I'm Saka and I rock you. First off, all of Saka's normal attacks can immediately convert, otherwise known as cancelling, into one of three of his directional flow moves. Something unique that only Saka can do. He's the Dan of the game, but he's going to be good. Becoming a top Saka player. Whoa. The art style is pretty much perfect now. I'm glad that everyone's come around on this. I mean, granted, the game has started to look better and better and better as time has gone on because it's a video game and it will, but I'm very glad that like everyone's eyes have actually opened since that first trailer when I was like, "This [ __ ] looks crazy, dude. Like, this looks like the show." And people are like, "Oh, looks like a flash game this, [ __ ] that." And I'm like, "No, it always looked good." For some reason, like, nobody wanted to accept that you can make a 2D fighting game that's hand animated. Everyone was giving this game's art style [ __ ] and I was like, why? It looks just like the show. Backflow is a very quick run with the versatility that makes a player's dream of. Pressing flow again will stop Saka almost immediately. Perfect for looping into another strike into another flow run. That's so cool. Pressing A will do a surprise lowhitting slide. Pressing B will launch him in the air to do a controllable overhead strike that can hit from. So, he's a run cancel character or behind straight up. He's all about running and going into stuff. Staka in the air where he's free to perform any of the air moves that he would normally have access to when jumping. His last flow move, his downflow is a sliding knee that has the ability to pass through your opponent. That is during the slide. This looks great, dude. Holy crap. Depending on your timing, your opponent will need to be quick to decide whether to block left or right. This looks mad cool. If your opponent doesn't block it properly, they get blinded for a few seconds, causing Saka to blink in and out of visibility, which effectively turns us tricky mixups into invisible strikes. Trusty boomerang, you always come back. Performing a quarter circle forward with any attack button, either on the ground or the air, will toss your boomerang. The A version goes straight forward. This is going to be the one that you use in most cases. Okay, cool. The B version throws out a head at an angle. Now, if you do it in the back, once the boomerang hits the ground, it'll keep going, hitting any opponents in the way. Okay. No, no, directly behind you. It's a good way to catch people off guard when it comes zooming back. That's really cool. The EX version comes out fast ahead of you, but on hit, block, or whiff, it will always come back still able to hit your opponents from behind. Space sword. Performing a quarter circle back with or the air, will let you wield your sword in a variety of ways. The grounded A version is a quick swipe, launching the opponent in the air on hit, and it's a great way to end combos. The air version is a short angled air dive. The grounded B version has a long delay and does a forward swipe, but it launches the opponent in the air that allows for follow-up juggles. The air version. These are just assist me episodes without the skits. This is a stronger, longer angled air dive. The grounded EX version is the best of both worlds with ace quickness and beast launching power. The air version is a controllable angle dive that can be juggled afterwards on hit. Saka's supports come from the most meaningful relationships that he builds throughout the show. This includes his love interest, Suki. Princess, his sword sensei, master, and everyone's favorite moon, Princess UA. Suki allows Saka to cancel normals into flow moves at half the chos, giving him more opportunities to overwhelm opponents with constant run pressure. Wow. Master Panda enhances Saka's sword technique, allowing all to stack additional damage on top of itself throughout the duration of the entire match. Space swords better that even if you win or lose a round, you'll be able to keep your stacks. See how high you can make that number climb. Princess UA lets Saka charge his boomerang, increasing its power and opening new combo routes with her support. Saka also ties the boomerang. Damn, bro. Wow, this is wild and [ __ ] Potentially striking opponents from behind or extending combos in ways that wouldn't What the [ __ ] All right, this is the hero one. Everyone's been looking forward to the chakra arts. The first chakra art doesn't do direct damage, but it's just as deadly as the other chakra art. It costs four bars and summons Suki out of nowhere to give Saka a kiss to reinvigorate his battle spirit. Just make sure Princess New is not watching. Performing this during unbalanced state will immediately restore your balance state. Your chi gauge will continuously replenish. Most importantly, Saka's flow moves will zip across the screen much faster than ever before. Saka's true chakra art is a direct attack that costs seven bars. It starts with a massive attack that costs seven bars. It starts with a You did that for me, Jeff. This trailer [ __ ] Meteor launch. shooting himself high in the air, taking opponents with him. When Saka starts falling, he swaps a space door sword with a powerful smack from a thick book for massive damage. From a thick book. We're excited to see what players are going to do to break Saka's limits. Follow us on socials to be the first to know about the latest Avatar Legends to fighting game development. Cool. Until next time, thanks for watching. very much looking forward to the um Azoula breakdown. I'm curious what the hell Hurst is going to be like just in general. Yeah, it's a couple months away. It's not even that far from now. Yeah, he looks insane. Like he looks like such an honorable representation of the character while also being a Danlike but a more functional, capable Danlike. You know, cuz Saka is always going to be the goofball of the game. He was definitely going to be that. Yeah, I think he looks really fun. He almost is moving around at the same speed that Kora was. And chorus movement was crazy. It was freaking crazy.