The Smash Brothers Documentary
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wife did such a good job in the interview
itzChico I was so shocked when he said he wasn't gay hahahahha
Every time I watch his match against ken I want for him to win even though I know in the end he loses?
was he tearing up when he narrated his match with ken? dafuq
He really is the heart of this entire documentary - wouldn't be nearly as good without him.
Wife is bae
"Now, he will try."
*does the most questionable marth up smash ever*
Marth up smashes are always meant to be up tilts... ALWAYS
Dude Marth up smash has a whacky hit box. It's not a common move, but it ain't bad
@@url4345 its a terrible move
@@xavmarz755 it's a good CBO finisher
He probably meant to up tilt
These are actual years of research
Salem could never 😅
very underrated material
Yurrs of research
God, it's almost been 10 years. Time has never felt like it's slipped away so much.
Slippi'd away
So what if it's been 10 years, no John's
Bruv glad I’m not the only one re visiting
@@LeanBeefAdobo im back for the 50th time
@@r_a_w_g_e_r 🤝gimme that salty runback
Wife is so goddamn astute and eloquent on how he explains what is happening. Definitely the best guy you could have gotten to interview about this scene
thekillers1stfan
He really makes this entire documentary for me.
It’s just incredibly satisfying to hear him describe the history behind melee with such intense passion.
'and WE SANG the little mermaid'
His explanation of playstyles and match-ups @2:27:43 makes him sound like he's teaching a college course on this shit.
He definitely earned that thumbnail. Not a bad looking gent, either.
@@Scorpio3002 I agree. That's one of my favorite parts.
“When both Samuses have a charge shot…”
Perfect, the length of this documentary is long enough to entertain four people as they unlock mewtwo
Parker Culhane 😂
who would want to play as him in tournement lol
LOL
5*
I love your comment
well boys, whenever i get bored on youtube, and i see Wifes face on the suggested bar, I find myself here again and again lol.
Round 7 leeesssgooooooo
Me too😆
Damn I'm only on round 2
2nd time today, 4th time overall
Same
ROUND 15 !!!
“Worst thing was that I lost to chillin dude” 😂
This truly is a historic video game.
***** Just another dang hunk.
TeddyPicker191 *melee hell
Should I spend 4 hours watching this when I should be studying? Probably not... Am I still going to? Probably...
it was a fluke dude as seen with future smashes after melee...they suck
So many memes
Gotta love some of the stages that were tourney legal back then.
Rip Mute City
+OscarJerico rip poke floats
+Eddie Chambers (Fritz110) rip final destination
Right? People playing Corneria and stuff.
Or how items used to be legal like
ohhh boy good thing we're more fair about shit now
Feels like Isai just wanted friends and to find love and tried to find that through what he loved which was smash.
And now he's engaged, how bout dat
@@griffinashley2890 Does he have any social media?
@@stinkybut3578 he does not, he just deleted his Twitter last month, sad for us, good for him
Rien Sobiesław so happy for him!!!
@@griffinashley2890 is he engaged to meg?? I really really want to know that now
The way they talk about Isai like he’s dead is just... chilling.
Chilling, dude
@@wealthforthecommoners3146 i hate you and everything you stand for but damn i really walked into that one huh
Its like Eminem in the rap game. once a God and now irrelevant
@@mikec4308 no he's still a god... A god of smash 64. Isai's passion has always been 64 and he only even played melee in the first place because of Ken's suggestion and friendship.
I had to google if he was alive when I was an hour in lol what's up with that
Isai breaks my goddam heart. He seems like the nicest, loneliest, saddest, deepest person in that scene.
His segments really hit me hard. It was like looking in a mirror.. or a parallel universe. "I daydream a lot, pretend to have conversations with people." "I have two friends, I could have more but all the people I know are smash players and they live far away. It's not easy to hang out." Get out of my head Isai, it's breaking my gosh damned heart. ;;;_;;;
hes like the unohana of smash (bleach) if you know you know
If it makes you feel better, per M2K he's happily married now
Melee has a better story than most anime.
Hahah
+bartymatrix7 lol facts.
Now he will try
+bartymatrix7 Better story than most stories..
Fucking truth.
"I just get depressed and can't keep playing anymore, I know it's a John but it's also the truth" poor mew2king
came back just to see the "now he will try" bit again but accidentally watched the whole thing
True but stfu plz and thank you 😘😘😘😘❤❤❤❤❤
DarkWarning20 Wow very cool and riveting comment 10/10 😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️
@@discountfunnyman thanks ❤❤😘😘
now.
he will try.
Azon imagine if he was that good at Smash 4
Holy shit I was scrolling through the comment and he said that right as I read this one
this documentary has kept me occupied for the whole weekend
SuchNova the workday for me XD
SuchNova, one day for me
SuchNova omg so trueee
This documentary is 4 hours long, and 9 years old. I have no idea how many times I have watched it at this point. It is a time capsule and it always makes me feel so nostalgic. There are problems with it, but it is a product of its time and I still love hearing the stories of how this small grassroots community rallied behind this silly party game and turned it into arguably the most technical fighter in the world.
Same dude. I played a ton of Brawl back in the day and even played Project M before the doc came out, but this documentary is what got me into Melee. Now, in the past decade, ive played thousands of hours, gone to dozens of fests and tournaments, and still play on Slippi to this day. I still come back to this doc every couple years and watch it all. I love it. Melee never dies.
This documentary tells the story of Melee through to EVO 2013, perhaps the most influential and important tournament in Melee's history. Now, EVO 2019 will not happen for this game, despite its six straight years on the main stage. What I would give for a documentary of 2013-2019 Melee; the rise and fall of the Five Gods, the Godslayers, the demigods, and all of the hungry newcomers who strive for a Top 100 spot.
I bet it’s already in the works by someone. There’s no telling when it’ll be finished though.
The creator of this doc is making another one called metagame and it's probably going to be focused on around that time frame
i want it too!!!!
Respect your elders
Don’t forget the return of PPMD
After years of research I realised this is only The Brothers Documentary
World record for the most underrated comment
Did you think there was another??? Why?
@@ThaThree it's a joke about the absolute genius of Salem
@@deathgodfire while that explains where it came from, I don't understand how it came about. Fill me in😭
Salem ripped on a lot of melee players for playing ultimate and said melee isn’t part of the smash community based on years of research
"I wouldn't be surprised if I saw Apex 2016 and M2k is top 3 in Melee and Brawl"
Apex 2016:
Smash Wii U M2k 4th
Melee M2k 1st
“Smash is about cool combos” - guy who invented Wobbling
"when you have someone screaming next to your face... It's hard to concentrate"
No Johns.
I want this to be played for history class
Yoshi Bro just a few more years
Master Porky saw u In a video by smash academy
Everyone will cringe
In generations to come it will be.
The instant you go competitive with smash your life becomes an anime.
Noway the yugi moto of smash
Noway oh shit youre right
That's why so many of these weeboos like that Isai segment.
@@fupalover Yeah, anime shite. It stinks. Horrible segment.
I dont think I have ever read a more retarded comment. You weeb virgins try to turn anything into anime. My god it's so pathetic.
The fact that M2K guy is willing to be vulnerable and open and honest about his feelings doesn’t make him a pussy at all, actually makes him a chad tbh
Netflix should pick this up
If history taught us anything, it's that Nintendo would go outta their way to shut it down.
Oooo! The edge! Look here here guys, we got a real cool guy here!
@@rambo3rd471 easy to be cool when surrounded by Melee players.
@@thomasc.5219 I doubt the majority of people who watch Melee even play the game. I know I don't (and bigger tournaments picking up 100k+ views shows it). You're just hating on people because they're different from you/have different interests.
@@rambo3rd471 no hating on them cause they unshowered swine. Learn person hygiene then you can be treated as a person
those parts with ISAI were super emotional
My favorite players are m2k ken and isai and yeah I agree
Gavin Vann m2k suffers from depression pretty badly, i feel kind of bad for him
RubberCement yeah I like how he says its a john
RubberCement Yeah, have you ever noticed in between games he does that kind of rocking thing? I jokingly call it the 'M2K shuffle,' bcus its like his good luck dance. But if it's related to depression I won't give it such a 'title'
Mashu Koria As someone that suffers from both anxiety and depression, his rocking reminds me more of my behavior when I'm having/about to have an anxiety attack. But obviously, I don't know exactly what he suffers from, so it's hard to say. Mental illness sucks balls, either way.
Isai's talks are somehow depressing.
Creota but really inspiring as well
"Somehow"? The man's is as deep as a trench, I fuxx with isai
I have nostalgia for an era of smash I didnt know existed until a year ago 😅
Isai almost made me cry with his view on personal relationships, i can relate with a lot of the things he said. Watched till the end, can't give enough praise.
God whenever it’s just Isai just talking to the producer it’s emotional man. Just the whole segments about Isai is so emotional.
I was like 100% sure he died or something, turns out hes still playing -_-
@@Insane_Kane Yeah, like he remaines in the past. Turns out, they just left it there.
Made it seem like Isai was dead.
The anime stills help
Wife was basically the voice behind the documentary.
Gadrick Knight yeah
hes such an iconic gaymer
He makes my butthole pucker, like 2 samus' with charged shots
@@20D0D0 he isn't gay
@@thel33tpenguinftw40 IK im joking, he's super friendly and he has a wife. A good guy overall
I knew Ken was a legend but damn.
He was THE guy for a long time. Props.
Yeah, he pretty much invented and/or popularized a lot of the advanced techniques used to this very day.
Ken is still the guy. Everyone is chasing it.
@@stephenmoran5855 kinda insulting to say Zain hasn't passed him at this point
He was also on survivor season 17 Gabon.
It always cracks me up when Chu says “that’s when the word like, first came out”
So... Isai is a shy, talented smasher who won Doubles for the sake of helping his teammates and lost singles for the sake of others winning. He had all that power, and he never abused it. Good man.
BlueNightFire Ive heard that he just didnt take losing too well, and when the competition got really good, he started sandbagging to avoid losing straight up. Couldnt do that in doubles tho, or he wouldve lost Ken and free money.
kamalindsey I mean Crew Battle came from anime LOL
Colette Flaherty
Yeah, sandbagging is a good way to keep your rep up because losing becomes meaningless when you aren't trying. Maybe if he didn't sandbag he would have been shown to be not as invincible as everyone thought and his godly myth wouldn't exist today.
Abstract Daddy Nah dude was insane, he was doing modern Tech all they way back then, YEARS before it was popular or even well known.
Ekana Stone
Like what?
mom: you have one video then you have to go to bed
me: say no more
n harry97 are you 8?
I always love that HungryBox is at the end. It's like a foreshadowing of what's to come.
Really? That dude seemed like a total tool. I dont know anything about the smash group, I guess now I do, but man always having to compare yourself to someone else just seems so small minded.
Craghacker he’s number 1 in the world
Littyboi Litfam was* he’s dropping a lot rn
Real Nigha Is* he won CEO
@@littyboilitfam112 How does that make him less of a tool? He's a tool no matter how much he wins. Dude's got a victim complex in the worst way.
I love how hard they all john over the early years.
@Col2k I mean... Ken still johns over losses where those variables weren't a thing... losses that are over a decade old...
* john count: 13*
surprising how well this documentary was produced
Parts of it were really bad like the anime background shots for Isai and other parts were really cheesy but for an amateur documentary, yeah it's really well made.
fuck the anime backgrounds
+Joshy Zamael LOL XDXD
The violin part in the middle was nice. The production value is definitely impressive for the budget.
I really do hope that Melee doesn't die for the next 10 years at least
or something better can take it's place?
Isai Baez Nothing is close to Melee to be able to replace it do you realize that
+Syntax!
I'm just saying maybe in the future.
Isai Baez I don't want it to be changed I want this game for another decade.
+Syntax!
I'm not saying it needs to be changed, just that maybe it's predecessor can expand on what's already built to make a more deep and immersive experience, because we can only find new techs for so long.
that kopimi sound triggers something deep inside my soul
Man, this resonated with me so hard. I played pretty seriously from 07-13 or so. I was only regionally ranked at one point, somewhere in the top 25 of the southeast. took a set off lambchops once, one off fullmetal. Made it out of pools most times, but never placed super high. This game and the time I spent playing it means so much to me. Me and my partner from a small nowhere town talking about strategies and watching the MLG videos. The experiences we shared travelling and meeting people. The time our small nothing crew travelled to huntsville Alabama, and the tourney hosts bought our friend a hello kitty birthday cake and we sang happy birthday. We had our own small crew rivalry with PCB, and we'd travel back and forth. When we were first starting out we'd upload videos of our terrible play. Posting on smash boards. I remember when brawl came out, and our region had the first real big melee tournament and EVERYONE came. I watched M2K at the biggest tourney since brawl at 3 AM wake everyone up and tech chase people with shiek, claiming he knew exactly where someone was going by frame differences as soon as they hit the ground and pausing to show us. I remember those long nights when it was just me and my friend, practicing. And as we practiced and sharpened our rivalry talking about life, love, just... everything in general. I don't talk to anyone in my little crew anymore. We've drifted apart, but I know that those experiences shaped me into the person I am today. The lessons I learned about drive, victory, defeat. The friends I made, the ones I lost, and the ones that stayed. I learned about self discipline, and just more about my personality and who I actually was. All from a game that was never meant to do this.
I miss those times. Thanks for bringing them all back to me one more time.
So what you are saying is you are a smelly virgin. Got it.
@@thomasc.5219 shut the up
People fade but memories remain
What a great story :)
I hope you are good and happy nowadays!
W Essay
ChillinDude feels like the Krillin of melee, anyone else feel?
Mythical Entity OUCH! When you made that comment somewhere chillin felt a sharp pain in his chest and he didn’t know why
More like Oolong
Disappointed you didn’t make a Krillindude pun
my b
ＨａｉｒｙｙＳｕｎ 夢の頭 I’m afraid the number 5
The Isai parts always get me. I love this documentary.
I agree
Hopefully the dude has made some true friends since this.
@@nickhalfmann8397 well I hear he's doing fine. Got a gf and still plays smash 64.
Why does everyone suck his ass?
idk he's just a likable figure.
This is such a beautiful piece of history captured here. It's got everything I love.... Video Games, the early 2000's, competition, and fun trash talking!
I’m back to watch this for the 1000th time.
EVO really missed out but it was gonna happen eventually. Keep the fire and spirit alive and stay hungry and we will never die.
LONG LIVE MELEE! (and smash)
thats 180 days worth of the smash brothers documentary i salute you
Maybe get a shower once in a while. EvO made the right choice kicking out the grossest community in the world. God you guys are foul.
@@thomasc.5219 ok buddy
Thomas C.
Cool
@@thomasc.5219 And yet here you are
Any game would be lucky to have such a marvelous documentary as this. Incredible.
Lol Ken salty his first loss was to chillin of all people
salty suite time?
TrueaceMusic my b LMAO
well not w I understand why people say that all Marh players are salty dooches
Leffen>Ken??!??!!!????
I would be mad too if I lost to a fat fuck like chillin 😂
This is my go-to video to play when I have a big project to do in the garage. Just put on my headset and go to work.
@@thomasc.5219 Low tier god alt account
I come back to watch this every few years and love it every time I do
Same! Tonight is that night for me. I don’t even like Smash, but this is one of the best documentaries ever made IMO
Wife is dope
It's insane how much bigger competitive Smash got in the last 3 years.
Yami with smash 4 and all
+Ace Ragnarok loool
Yami I started playing competitively about 3 years ago. I felt like I was way late to the party but now I'm really proud of when I got into the scene. and take it from me, Smash isn't dying anytime soon.
This documentary is largely responsible
The documentary + EVO = EXPLOSION
Okay, so people make a joke that this is an anime, but episodes 1-6 fit so well together it is actually like an anime arc.
The first episode sets up the rivalry with Azen and Ken
Episode 2 begins to add new characters (like Isai and Captain Jack) while expanding on other characters (Chillin, Azen, and Ken).
Episode 3 shows how well of teammates Ken and Isai are, while showing Isai’s own mini arc. He’s in love with a girl who doesn’t feel the same way about him. He never tries except when he teams, then one day at a tournament that he’d probably not try at and give it all to Ken, he hears the girl he loves cheering him on, causing him to try and ends up defeating his partner, for the first and only time.
Episode 4 sets up Ken’s character arc (him going through a lot for being the best player) while setting up people who want to see him fall off his throne (Like Wife for example) along with a mysterious challenger (Bombsoldier) fighting against Ken and almost defeating him, and he inspires many others along the way. Not only does Ken retain his #1 status, but he also gains an ally (Chudat) and his only real rival (Azen) retires
Episode 5 sets up Ken’s first real challenger other than Azen, this being PC Chris, with him losing a tournament for the first time in a while. While this gives H2YL hope, it’s quickly thwarted by PC getting annihilated at MLG Dallas. This sets up PC Chris’ character; he wants to have fun, and hopefully win along the way. Ken and PC have one last match, at MLG Anaheim, with Ken defeating PC again, securing his title as the best.
Episode 6 introduces KoreanDJ, the player with no fear. After being inspired by his dad, who managed to fight off death from a near-fatal car accident, became one of the best players in a short amount of time. He works up the ladder and even manages to defeat Ken. Azen comes out of retirement and he defeats Chudat and KoreanDJ to win his first MLG in a while. We’re also introduced to Mew2king, who will be more prominent next season. Azen finally manages to defeat Ken and also gains another MLG title. We also see Ken burning out and Chudat going through a conflict about if he can actually let himself win. Finally, we have the final tournament. Here’s the recap of each character:
Ken - The King of Smash who wants one last tournament to win before he retires
Azen - Ken’s rival who wants to secure his title as Ken’s equal
Isai - The fighter who doesn’t unleash his potential unless his friends are on the line (or unless he’s trying to impress the girl he loves)
PC Chris - A rising star who wants to prove himself a good player after coming short of his previous wins and not meeting expectations
KoreanDJ - A Fearless warrior who will do whatever it takes to beat an opponent, and whose dream it is to become the best.
Mew2king - A new challenger who is fairly unpopular and not much is known about him other than he’s not very well liked at this point
Chudat - Wanting to finally prove that he’s not second fiddle to Ken and Azen
Hugs - An old ally of Ken’s who managed to make it to the finals
In the end, many of the arcs come to an end - Chudat is taken out early, Isai, Hugs, and Mew2king are defeated, Azen is bested by his rival once again, Ken is taken out by KoreanDJ, and the final showdown happes: The Fearless Warrior verses The First Challenger. In the end, PC wins, securing his place as a top player and not falling short of his old wins. While Ken and PC are content with their placings, KDJ is suffering because of his loss. Before they have time to prepare themselves for the next year, MLG drops Melee, and season 1 comes to a close.
Sorry for the long comment! Just thought this was too much like an anime for it to not be written down. The reason I stopped after episode 6 is because 7-9 don’t really fit together like the others do. Feel free to reply with the other episodes if you’d like!
J.D. Cloud solid comment, this deserves more likes
Enjoyed reading this summary - nice comment!
Imma be honest isai is the god who decided to get rid of his immortality, and quit for good because he lost his spark for the game
Kinda like most anime towards the end 😂😂😂
bro
if this doc got animated?
best video content ever produced
Fine, I'll watch the smash documentary for the 7th time
Ken's parents: "There's no way you'll win another tournament"
Ken: "BET!"
When I first started this video I was kinda watching it ironically, but damn, I got so into the story and people! This is a very well cut documentary.
ME TO
MrStickySpaz who decides to watch a 4 hour video ironically
Benjamin Shaul by ironically I meant I was gonna watch the first 20 mins and laugh at everyone in the documentary. I was proven to be a fool.
MrStickySpaz but then you loved it
Gael Guillerm this is actually true. I've been practicing tech skill since I saw this.
Guy: Wife are you gay
Wife: Nooooo, that guy is just my smash partner.
Guy: ....
Wife: wait !
delchTF you bought a copy of melee yet?
"Pause"
Anyone else feel Nostalgia for something they never actually experienced? Watching this always makes me wish I grew up a part of this scene, going to these tourneys.
Same man
They emphasized 'no Johns' and then gave a bunch of 'Johns' later when talking about competitions...
he was like "maybe if i sleep abit more or ate more i would have won" lol
Anthony P I know right!
Dude, no johns
Congratulations on finding the point.
0:22
"How you doin'?"
"Pretty good, yourself?"
"He considers himself to be 'pretty good'."
ProjectJ underrated comment
Beautifully underrated
Seriously underrated
2019 and I’m still watching this. Forget that it’s 4 hours long, every minute of it’s beautiful
Such a phenomenal documentary. This really needs mainstream spotlight. So much raw emotion displayed by these young men and women as they literally chased their dreams and just simply lived life. Beautiful work of art.
I know right
With all the negative stuff thats come out of the smash scene/community its better left as is. People will always bring negative stuff out when something like this goes mainstream and honestly this is pure and needs to stay that way
wife is a great speaker. I love listening to his voice in this.
It turns me on.
Phexism oh shit
Sounds like my grandma
Yea hes such a cute gaymer
I'd wife him
They displayed one of the names wrong; they wrote "Isai" while it's actually spelled "God"
+Saitama ok
I’m not even ashamed to say I cried, this was a masterpiece. Hit me hard in the feels.
I just watched all 4 hours of this. And now I'm gonna watch it again. Thank you to the original creators and thank you to the person who compiled this into one long experience.
Episode Timestamps and Titles:
0:00 Episode 1 - Show Me Your Moves
20:34 - Episode 2 - No Johns
47:35 - Episode 3 - Don't Get Hit
1:15:58 - Episode 4 - The King of Smash
1:44:12 - Episode 5 - Revolution
2:12:28 - Episode 6 - Paper Cuts
2:45:59 - Episode 7 - The Robot
3:15:54 - Episode 8 - The Natural
3:55:28 - Episode 9 - Game!
Thank you very much for the timestamps! 👍🏽
Thanks
ive watched this at least 7 times
28 hours well used
Same
i've only watched it 3 times and each time i love it
I've watched it over 15 times no joke. I just love it so much I watch it all the time
I've watched the first 7 episodes over 30 times and the first 2 episodes I think over 100 times since 2013.
this is my fifth time watching it
I've probably rewatched this video 5 times all the way through now, even just as background noise because the storytelling and visuals it creates are great, I've never been in the competitive smash scene but it just brings me joy to listen to others stories about it.
wow this anime even has an opening
I wish I was a part of this, touring across the US, meeting new people, goofing off, having fun, joining the hype, being tired as fuck on long car rides and plane rides from one side of the country to the other... All to play one of the greatest fighting games on Earth with friendly rivals and new buddies. Watching the game grow up and evolve alongside the hundreds of thousands if not millions of players in the US and worldwide.
It’s like a dream.
yaboiTallMan me too 😁
It still exists just do it
New games are constantly coming out and there's ultimate
It still exists! You can even do this stuff with Ultimate
I've always noticed how sad m2k looks when he loses. Its really sad to me.
Dane Van Slooten is sad to lose. He prob made several ppl feel the same way.
Coming back to this 10 years later after having watched in 2013 is so sick the game has grown so much and I’ve been playing melee ever since. Melee is sick.
just found out isai is married and that made me wierdly happy
It means he has one more friend that he can be happy with for the foreseeable future and not be as lonely, he deserves it, even though he isn’t usually as lonely or depressed as the video portrays.
dudes a legend. paved the way for everyone whos ever played
@@PKINGU I rather stay alone, but I'm happy for him :)
2:40:48 you know the footage is old when they say " here comes the cloud" and not "RANDALL SWOOPING IN AND SAVING (name)"
Lloyd Y not everyone refers to him as Randal even today
randall has been the cloud's nickname for nearly a decade
Max Griggs i know but not every says Randall. Everyone knows that's his nickname and most ppl say it but not everyone.
You're right. Everyone who is relevant* calls him Randall. So I guess you aren't relevant. lmfao.
Molly 5 months and nobody had heard from KingKien...this man unplugged the set is over HE FORFEITS
Great documentary. So personal. Beautiful, really. You can feel these people's souls.They captured something special here
You're right, especially the Isai part. For Mel!
Edgar Bautista Yeah, that guy really got to me. Such powerful profound words he has, even though they are really just so normal.. they hit so hard. Simple and deep.. I want to just chill with that dude... talk about the universe and world peace or something
+Vince SC Exactly. I'm still pretty new to this community("joined" like a year or a year and a half ago), and this video made me realize how much more this means to people and this taught me the whole story behind it. This actually got to me a bit...
+Sigmero just imagine if Mel cheered for him, he would probably be the greatest smasher of all time.
+Vince SC I don;t know how i even got here on this video on youtube. But Actually i am crying because i hear Isai say's things that i recognize really badly in my own life right now. I grew up with pdd-nos (form of autism) WIthout not knowing it. I Alway's experiencing things differently then others, which makes it almost imposible to connect with others and yourself. I think Isai had that to, without getting diagnosed. What the docu tolled about him being a good team player en being better when he played in a team is exactly what happend to me also. In a Group-Timetrial in cycling. Its a long docu but i thing i am going to watch the rest of this because its indeed very special.
I can't believe this just got recommended to me. I almost cried seeing the beginning, I watched this with my best friend a long time ago and the nostalgia it brings is unreal.
I don't know how many times I've watched this, but this has to be my favorite video/documentary of all time
The ending was so fucking beautiful, what a conclusion...
DarkStar7564 the conclusion is nowhere near my friend,
The pictures of players fading into the smash logo with happy-somber music, or MOH talking about how Armada was starving for victory and comparing his lust for victory to a Holocaust survivor in a buffet?
Both were pretty good.
I’m still watching this. This needs to be on Netflix’s already
Martin B nah let it be on TH-cam for everyone to enjoy.
lafon02 why not both ?
@@chris-tx2sw you gotta pay for Netflix. Eff that.
@@tragic_solitude7992 your point being? it can still be on boy
@@purpleipecac5875 nah kid. Let it be here where its free.
"Hey! You hit your head pretty hard there. Coronavirus? Rollback? SCL? What are you talking about. Come on! We're gonna miss PC Chris vs Ken finals"
I'm rewatching this because this was the best documentary I've ever watched.
Then you need to watch more documentaries cause this is quite awful. Youre just a fanboy who refuses to see the shit production.
Thomas C. Lol what is wrong with you just let him enjoy it
Thomas C. Let him be, as people can have their own opinions and preferences on stuff. I like it, as it’s different.
I finished it and now I am sad.
My favorite player was "Isai" pure heart.
If you like Melee: play Melee.
If you like Smash 4: Play Smash 4.
Smash is Smash. I don't care how different the games may be. We should be encouraging each other instead of insulting. Even ignoring is better than that. Who cares if they like the opposite game. They have every right in the world to.
Joshua Davidson I like how you excluded Brawl.
No, seriously, I am not being sarcastic.
+Rayan al-shikhi It's better we don't talk about that
Joshua Davidson I agree, but I think the point that many people miss is that you should TRY the smash games and see which one you like the best. Dare I say that if someones first time playing Super Smash Brothers is playing brawl they will probably think it's amazing UNTIL they try the other games :P.
Joshua Davidson Brawl > tr4sh
Vdogg2496 Gr8 b8
I wonder how PC Chris and his friend reacted when King Dedede finally became an actual character 😂
He loved it o 😘😘😘😘❤❤❤❤❤
Timestamp?
Every few years I rewatch this. Such a classic
It's weird, looking back and seeing people play on P o k e F l o a t s at tournaments.
Rip pokefloats
Bring back PokeFloats #MakeMeleeGreatAgain
What a solid documentary. I can't wait for the sequel!
+LopsidedPasta Coming this winter apparently
Dell Conagar I forget the name but if you go to East Point Pictures' (the studio that made this documentary) website, there's a post about the sequel.
Are you talking about 60 frames?
+Syntax! no that's a different documentary series
Is it released now?
I truly enjoyed watching this. It's such a beautiful thing to watch people come together in a community and grow together. warms my heart. This is up there with The Goonies
This was awesome. What a nice way to spend a Saturday evening. Props to Hanox for the series, and Wife for the words.
Back for the yearly viewing
I knew about this but today was just the best day to watch it
man if i could train with m2k for like 30 seconds im pretty sure i would be 10 times better
true
if you trained with isai back in the day. he'd only tell you to not get hit and you would win evo
+3D_SoReal lol yea :)
+Arykle your a good mate
I went to my first tourney last week, lost 0-3, but I got a 3-0 set in losers by repeating "don't get hit" in my head l0000000l
Just watched this video using my switch with Smash Ultimate inside
This may be the greatest doc of all time. I've watched this whole thing atleast 10+ times. Its perfection
This Documentary gave me so much respect for M2K. He's just awesome
People usually treat M2K well, but in certain circumstances they treat him badly, like when he fought Sethlon in his home town, and the "Roy's our Boy" chant was in his ear the whole time.
With how respectful they are, it'd be a great place for him to cut back and just have fun playing. Though, I can't say anything about the skill of Japanese competitive players, so I'm not sure his skill level would make a good fit. (Maybe SSB4 since he's not god tier competitive in that one)
daspammerguy TBH, the top Japanese are probably way better than M2K when it comes to Sm4sh, but if he could find Melee/Project M Tourneys in Japan I'm sure he'd perform a lot better over there.
M2K is always cracking under pressure when the crowd is yelling in his ear/cheering against him. After Seeing Ken, who went through the same shit, loving how calm they were...I'd imagine M2K would fucking love Japan's Melee/PM community
implying japanese people can't be mean
Chillen looks like Gene from Bob's Burgers all grown up.
bahahahhaaha, I never noticed that. You're so right
ive seen this doc like 7 or 8 times and i always come back. its just such a comfort watch.
I literally watched this today and just restarted it. I love it so much.