Dude...
— Alfredo (@BlindAstaroth) December 6, 2018
Here is the Spanish version, with the awesome voice of Adrian Barba!
He doesn't have Twitter, but instead you can check out his YT channel:https://t.co/i70RJ7j0uA pic.twitter.com/5pE0w8h7ge
The highly anticipated Super Smash Bros. Ultimate launches December 7 (today) on Nintendo Switch. While fans restlessly wait to get hands on the new game (which most reviewers have been all praise for), an artist by the name of Shiya Moegin has released a parody video that re-imagines the opening of Dragon Ball Super with characters from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Take a look:
The music you hear is “Limit Break x Survivor” (originally by Kiyoshi Hikawa), and it’s sung by NateWantsToBattle. Here’s a Spanish version of the same video:
Amazing, isn’t it? Moegin says they spent a total of 15 months to conceptualize and animate this.
One year and 3 months!
— 萌荵シヤ / Shiya Moegin (@ShiyaMoegin) December 6, 2018
The video is receiving a lot of praise and appreciation on social media. Take a look at some of the comments below:
Amazing work 😊👊🏾
— Demetrious Johnson (@MightyMouse) December 6, 2018
Yes please! The https://t.co/ejXsnBEUAB front page is ready and waiting!
— Newgrounds.com (@Newgrounds) December 6, 2018
This is an amazing video.
— 🖤 L (@They_Said_That_) December 6, 2018
I can only imaginr the effort, time, and creativity you had making this.
I'll spread this as far as I can
Definitely the BEST thing to hype up the game I've seen yet, hella good job
— Future BaalSara main (Lib/Dia) (@chiyubaras) December 6, 2018
This is insane and so fire! You’re incredibly talented!
— VikkiKitty (@VikkiKitty) December 6, 2018
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