Ok, Wacky Wahoo Pizza man is very cool. His aesthetic is great, and the accuracy to devil may cry is done with love, and it resonates in every frame.

That said, I have notes.

Just know this is meant as both love and constructive criticism. I'm gonna be a bit mean here.

- While he looks stunning, Wacky Wahoo Pizza Man (hereafter called WWPM), is nearly as large in file size than Vanilla Yomi Hustle itself. It's been said before, but let - let that sink in. My beefy PC is always just a bit crunchy when WWPM loads in, and I feel it every turn.

- When I imagine fighting WWPM, I imagine fighting a hyper-mobile swordie fighter with impressive range. In reality, when my opponent is this character, I am fighting not only WWPM, I am also fighting a revolving, swappable tag team of WWPM, Vixen, Miko, and Michael Everloving Jackson, among the - if I'm seeing this right - eight stances? This sheer number of options is overstimulating for both user and opponent, even when separated into distinct stances, AND provided a nearly hour long tutorial video. This also ties to the file size problem aforementioned.

- Swapping has a hitbox to prevent punishing a stance change. While I understand the want to break traditional conventions, I believe it is not outrageous to say something as big as a complete change of moveset should be made a tactical move that must be thought of and planned out carefully in order to better suit multiple situations, putting you in a tricky spot if you do it too brashly. Here, I've seen swapping used to extend combos.

- While the progression of the Devil Trigger and Trigger Heart is reasonable, it adds on lots of offensive options to a character that already had so, SO many. Again, overchoice becomes an issue.

Ok, I know that was a lot. Trust me when I say that your 4-5 months of work really paid off. It did! Also, I'm not gonna just complain without some recommendations on balancing.

+ Cut the number of stances down to 4 at most. I'm sorry, 8's just - do you wanna fight a revolving carousel of eight mechanically distinct characters at any given time? I don't, personally. If you insist on eight, they need to be more RELIANT on one another to succeed, forcing the user to carefully reposition their opponent's position, accounting for their DI, until they have the frames to swap and keep the combo going. At THAT point, I'd be more at peace with an offensive swap hitbox, but with a much, much smaller hitbox so that there's still real risk involved. As it stands, each stance feels like a whole standalone character that you could go the entire match using if you so chose.

+ While the former recommendation could help with this, find ways to make moves more straightforward to DI out of. At times, DI is all a player has to escape a combo, and in WWPM's current state, both the overabundance of options and the moves themselves make DI astoundingly difficult, and Burst is incredibly all-or-nothing.

+ The guard-breaking or otherwise more damaging moves should be more punishing to miss.

+ That cloud of bats. It forces players to block, not allowing escape with an already chance-y dodge, creating an ever increasing block disadvantage, chipping away at their health as WWPM is able to just stride up freely. Just making it a tad slower would work wonders, allowing players to escape, but applying just enough pressure to put them between WWPM and a sharp place.

These are my thoughts in summary. I apologize if it was curt. I want to see WWPM succeed, and, dare I say, COOK, on the battlefield. This character has so much love and thought put into it, and I can see it one day becoming an even greater staple in the YOMI workshop.