Soon Min Min became the most hated character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for the Japanese scene

Min Min became available as the 81st character of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate during an era when the world was essentially in lockdown due to the 2020 global COVID-19 pandemic. Offline tournaments around the world have been suspended in hopes of curtailing the spread. As such, players have been excluded from playing online for the foreseeable future.

It’s often said to play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate online offers a completely different experience compared to playing offline. This means that some characters may appear to be less effective than usual while others benefit from the lower reaction speed of “online identification”. With Japan now back in the offline tournaments, it looks like Min Min might be a little stronger offline. Ironically, this leads to the character gaining a lot of hate in the Japanese region.

User Min Min who can respond correctly appears to be able to create situations against the opponent where it is impossible for them not to be hit. It is able to do this thanks to its range of ARMS attacks and the ability to shatter one forward of the other.

This comes in addition to a really powerful set of combo options. If Min Min could catch a player sleeping at the wheel, she could instantly carry out a simple sequence from scratch to death.

Once Min Min can confirm phase control, it can be extremely difficult to return things to the neutral state. It can be said that Min Min has the best edge protection tools in the game.

Could Min Min be stronger than the initial impressions of most players? Is Min Min set to be “Bayonetta of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate”?

Larry Laure He recently uploaded some videos showing how Met Min Min develops in Japan’s offline scene and how players interact.

Fans don’t just hate playing against Min Min, but apparently a lot of them aren’t fans of watching her. Matches showing a Min Min loss tend to hear louder cheers from the audience in video uploads. Meanwhile, the videos that Min Min won on the group see more likes than likes.

Some Japanese players have started participating in tournaments with pasta lovers at Mintendo Noodle House. Even top competitors like GW | Zackray constantly struggles to get over it.

Just observing the facial reactions of some individuals while they are exposed to the bread and butter preparations that Min Min developed is also evident. All this led to Min Min becoming extremely hated in the Japanese scene. Are Smash’s scenes in North America and Europe the following?