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Plus blocking everything your enemy/ies can throw at Dante and retaliating like the unstoppable badass Dante is meant to be looks really awesome. If you take the time to master it, however, you can do a lot of damage. To get the most out of this style, you need to time Dante's blocks and releases near-perfectly. In 3, 4 and 5, you can play Dante with the Royal Guard style.Once mastered, however, Yoko can easily and quickly slaughter any enemy in the game with the correct spell, weave in and out of enemies' arms like a butterfly, earn melee kills before the enemies even know what hit them, and look incredibly stylish doing it. Her spells themselves are very tricky to use properly, as well.
She's a Squishy Wizard in a game mode where it's already very easy to die from taking hits, and in order to recharge her mana, she needs to get very close to the enemies to use her ridiculously short-ranged melee attack. There's also Yoko Belnades, available in Julius mode.If you can get the range down, however, you have an extremely powerful attack that also heals Soma greatly. It has a very specific range it works at half a pixel off, and Soma will just swipe at empty air, and most likely get hit by whatever he was trying to grab. Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow has the Succubus soul.In the hands of a master however, he's a force to be reckoned with even on Low Level Runs. Since there's so much to learn to use, he's incapable of using items or gaining shards, and the only way to heal is to get to a save room, the game quickly becomes difficult as him if you don't get a good grip on all of his moves and his ability to change elements on the fly. Playing as Zangetsu on Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has a pretty tricky learning curve owing to him being capable of literally everything he could do as a boss during Miriam's playthrough.The timing required is VERY precise and unforgiving but once you have it down, there is not an attack in the game that you can't send right back where it came from. Simply put, it's the accessory that allows blocks and averting/countering attacks. Specifically, there's the Moon of Mahaa Kalaa accessory.That said, feats that're about as amazing as this are legitimately possible. Pretty much anything in Bayonetta tends to have mechanics rivaling Fighting Games in complexity.Counter-Attack-centric characters lend themselves easily to this definition because of the need to master the precise timing of their counters, as do Mighty Glaciers in games that favor the relentless pressure of Fragile Speedsters or Jacks-of-All-Stats. These characters tend to avoid becoming the Tier-Induced Scrappy, due to an unspoken respect for the amount of effort it takes to play one of these characters well, though they can still earn this status if they are particularly frustrating to play against and/or boring to watch turtlers, attrition fighters, and heavy zoners are the most likely to earn Scrappy status, as are touch-of-death rushdown characters who are known for extremely lengthy combos. Most commonly seen in fighting games, strategy games, and in general multiplayer. But! With enough practice and experience, it turns out they really are awesome as advertised it's just that these characters have a high bar to entry, and their steep learning curve scares most players away from using them.
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