That being said, if you’re looking for a specific benchmark to shoot for, try a balanced build (2100 / 2100) — and make sure your FP’s Spirit-type is Neutral before you start training it. I can't work with slow characters and prefer young link because his kit is the one I'm absolutely best at using, I just wanted to play a game not be humiliated by some tournament player level ai. Nintendo stopped creating interesting unlockables for amiibo a long time ago when people started complaining about "paywalls" or whatever, and now it sends like they've almost given up on creating unlockable content at all. It is a little slow to start, but it’s got great horizontal range in front of Cloud that can help him ward off opponents approaching him with ease.

Mainly stick to Forward Aerial, but some Down Aerial can be used if the opponent is directly below him (more on this later).The style of this Amiibo matches the designs of other anime/Japanese like the Fire Emblem characters. Closing Thoughts – While this isn’t the most detailed or elaborate Amiibo, Cloud looks great and will surely appeal to any Final Fantasy 7 fan. SEIGENを, however, outperforms them all, earning 9 out of my 10 ranked Cloud wins I’ve achieved to date (one including a major win! It is rare for me to criticize the packaging of Amiibo because it is usually done so well but in this case, I’d have to say it could have been slightly better.

I have trained almost 40 Cloud bins, the most notable of the bunch being Strife, LIMIT-less, FUSION and my most outstanding so far, SEIGENを. The one I have had the most success with has been with the Forward Smash camp, so that is what this guide will mainly be covering. I decided to take him on as young link, my absolute best character that I'm the most stilled with, I try arrows and boomerang fake outs, blocking and dodging, he's able to ignore it all and the most I've taken from him was one life.Tap an amiibo while playing compatible Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS or Wii U software and you’ll uncover surprising new features! Pose – In my opinion, one of the flaws of this Amiibo is that Nintendo did not do enough to separate this Cloud Amiibo from the Final Fantasy 7 design.