Name That Tune
This Swedish player won Guilty Gear Strive at Evo in 2023, much to the distaste of the present crowd.
Leffen
Featured heavily in Sajam's Will it Kill?, this game is known for its incredible speed and characters such as Investigator Azuma and Well Done
Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2
The coloquial term for any porjectile in a fighting game
Fireball
One of the most popular fighting game creators, this commentator is often remembered for his profile picture and sponsorship from Chipotle
Sajam
After a close 10 game set, this player would eventually win Evo Japan 2018 against Omito for Guilty Gear XRD
Nage
The chosen Kusoge of Toronto, this SNES game features fireballs that deal more damage when blocked then when they hit and instant unreactable crossup teleports
Sailor Moon S
Named after a popular celebration, this occours when a player hits multiple characters in a team game
Happy Birthday
Many people don't know that this popular commentator is also a skilled player, holding an evo championship in Marvel vs Capcom 2
IFC Yipes
After a tough battle against customs, this Pakistani player would win Evo Japan in 2019, putting his country on the map
Arslan Ash
Developed in 2005 by Arc System works and based off a popular anime, this fighting game is considered by many to be the pinnacle of Kusoge, with infinate combos being almost required to play it
Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star)
The acronym for a quick dash in the air, often done to cross up or otherwise mix up an opponent
IAD
Despite being known for Tekken commentary, he was featured as a commentator voice in Street Fighter 6
Tasty Steve
Despite the event being known for Evo Moment 37, this player was the actual winner of the 3rd Strike bracket, not Daigo
KO
A bootleg version of a more popular game, this fighting game would eventually inspire Capcom to make Street Fighter 2 faster with the Turbo edition due to its exciting gameplay
Street Fighter 2 Rainbow Edition
The act of hitting any opponent on the opposite side, often to mix up their blocking
Crossup
Often confused for Sajam, this famous voice is featured in many popular Evo Japan sets
This Swedish player won Super Smash Brothers Melee at Evo in 2018, much to the delight of the present crowd.
Leffen
Based on the popular stage show Les Misérables, this Japanese fighting game was released independently and has seen limited play to this day.
Arm Joe
Exclusive to Smash and Tekken, this technique allows a character to move forward in an actionable slide.
Wavedash
A perennial feature on TNS, this commentator is famous for being a favorite among the Ontario FGC and a picture of him holding a water bottle
Jaytsu