Memes #5 - Mokou All Nonspells perfect timeout

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Published on August 6, 2018 3:37:24 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrod3tcwxzo

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Imperishable Night (2004)

Duration: 9:15

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Rings of death: 7:58

Mokou's nons are pretty fun imo. The ofuda/amulets in IN are supz sm0l and cozy to be around so it's actually forgiving in that sense lol

1st non:
Easy. Three arcs of streams of amulets in fives. You can cap it by strictly following the safe corridors between the amulet streams if you start slightly towards the left of the field.

2nd non:
Amulets spin out at varying speeds. If there's a thicc cloud of them incoming, move up and past them so that the slow cloud of amulets don't mix with the speedy boiz

3rd non:
Seems like a faster, less-dense 2nd non. Stay at the bottom-ish, and read the amulets' paths as well as you can. Remember that they're sm0l and chill so don't panic

4th non:
From here on, things are colour-coded. Purple is fast and red is slow. Rings of purple amulets that leave each leave delayed red amulets. It's just micrododging, I guess... stay calm and comfy around the amulets!

5th non:
4th non, but faster. That means much greater speed for slightly lower bullet density. I like positioning myself within a safe space among the red amulets, then focusing my gaze on the faster purple bullets, while restricting my dodges to the aforementioned safe space. If RNG is bad then I just panic uwu

6th non:
Rings everywhere! Remember the colour code from before. Typically, I try to see where the gaps between the purple amulets will match up, then position myself roughly in that area, and once the amulets come together I discipline myself to make small dodges, so as to stay within the matched-up gaps between the purple amulets while still side-stepping the red amulets. If RNG goes south then panic uwu

7th non:
6th non, but faster. It's mostly me panicking.

8th non:
Absolute RNG with rape-time-esque speeds. Try and stare blankly at the screen and see where the gaps match up, and if they don't match up at all, well, you'll have no choice but to resort to reasoned and hopefully-lucky guesses. In a sense this whole attack is a series of lucky taps...

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