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This video talks about toxic moves in fighting games and how they can shift the momentum of a match.

00:00 Intro

00:35 Opera GX (sponsor)

01:40 The 1V1 Dynamic

02:18 Butt Attacks

04:02 Randomness

05:44 Super Moves

07:00 Outro

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