Read a recorded route before opening the editor. Choose Yuji or Guts, save the reference, or read it one step at a time. Open a personal copy when you want to change the sequence.
These two entries are archived site records associated with August 2026 videos. The original clips were not re-read in this review, and neither route is certified for the current build.
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Move 2 → Side dash → 3 × M1 → Uppercut → Camera turn about 180° → Move 3
The existing site record also describes a side-dash-to-move-1 alternative. It is not appended to this main sequence. A personal edit creates a separate note; it does not extend the recorded source.
3 × M1 → Downslam → Walk forward + next hit → [back] Move 4 → Backdash → Side dash → Restart M1
The existing transcription describes maintaining contact during the backdash and returning toward the target with the side dash. The separate front-dash correction in the character guide must not be treated as a verified replacement for this sequence.
Read the Guts reference and correction · Open the original video
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M1 means basic attack in these records. 3 × M1 describes three basic attacks. A numbered move refers to a recorded skill slot, not an independently verified keyboard or controller button. [back] records a directional condition; the arrow separates successive items.
These symbols describe a sequence. They do not establish damage, cooldown, hit count across all characters, or an unavoidable combo.
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No. It formats and stores references and personal sequences. It does not calculate damage, predict an opponent’s escape, or recommend a mathematically optimal route.
No current-build claim is made. They are existing archive records, displayed with their limitations rather than relabeled as new gameplay tests.
No. The step reader tracks where you are in the text. Finishing it is not a successful gameplay attempt and does not change the route’s evidence status.
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Supports: Footage dated 2026-08-27 shows Vessel Sorcerer, Black Swordsman, Wild Hunter, named move labels, variants, and ultimates.
Limit: Recorded footage is not proof that every shown character, move, timing, or interaction is unchanged in the current build.
Death Skeleton · Published 2026-08-28 · Checked 2026-09-02Supports: On-screen instructions show a Vessel Sorcerer route involving move two, a side dash, three basic attacks, uppercut, a camera turn, and a follow-up.
Limit: The clip does not prove a guaranteed link, universal device inputs, or current-build timing.
Blzcky · Published 2026-08-27 · Checked 2026-09-02Supports: On-screen instructions show a Black Swordsman route using three basic attacks, downslam, a backward variant of move four, backdash, and side dash.
Limit: Damage, consistency, escape windows, and current-build validity were not independently reproduced.
Kiwipukku · Published 2026-08-27 · Checked 2026-09-02