Quite frankly, this setup, if executed correctly, can lead to massively damaging combo opportunities. Pair that with his incredibly potent aerial up tilt attack ("Bubble Clap"), and you will be able to ricochet your opponent between the two surfaces.
What makes this so good is that you can place one of these barriers above your opponent. His ability to create barriers with his Shield Wall and Shield Stepper specials allows him to create a surface to bounce opponents off of. Steven has a pretty interesting tool that makes for some extraordinary combo opportunities. They are an absolute monster on the battlefield. Make no mistake about it, Reindog's cute exterior is a clever ruse.
Once this fireball lands on the ground it will create a wall of flames and any of your, or your ally’s, projectiles will cause ignite after traveling through it. Then there is Reindog's Fireball special. Now, remember that lightning-generating Power Crystal attack we talked about earlier? Well, not only do those bolts of lightning harm your opponents, but they buff your allies as well. And that isn't the only trick up Reindog's sleeve. If they have been knocked off the platform, pull 'em right back. So, if they are getting swarmed, yank them to safety. Moreover, you can use it to yank your partner away at any moment. Once you tether it to your ally it stays out longer and everyone caught between you and your partner will start taking damage. His Love Leash is able to keep even the squishiest characters alive for far longer than they have any right being. Reindog is the purest of the support characters. We aren't suggesting that Reindog matches the likes of a character like Tom And Jerry, but while they may not be able to control space as dominantly as the pure mages, Reindog will demand your opponent's respect with their toolkit.īut offense isn't why you pick Reindog you pick this adorable abomination for its potent Love Leash. Their Power Crystal special also creates an obstacle on the battlefield that will further help to control space, as it generates bolts of lightning. At first, you may scoff at how slowly their fireballs travel, but, of course, a slow-moving fireball takes up space and establishes control.
Reindog has a number of tools for lighting their opponents up from afar. When played more offensively, Reindog has a pretty strong keep-away game. At its best, this archetype is all about the team performing well, and less about individual accomplishments. Taz is great at destroying armored moves, but Steven Universe can actually create barriers faster than he can knock them down. While Harley Quinn is focused on knocking you off the top of the screen, Reindog is focused on yanking their opponents back onto the main platform. However, while they can still dish out the damage, their movesets place a far greater emphasis on team play. Support characters are still fully functional fighters, of course. We are, of course, referring to the support class. However, while a lot of them feel like they have a similar general "feel", just emphasizing different aspects, there is one class that feels very unique. Each character is assigned a "class" that represents a different style of play. It also has brought some interesting ideas to the table. MultiVersus has certainly brought a lot of excitement to the platform fighter genre.
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