Checked them out. Some really nice vids!

Also some of these are quite expensive but they do sound significantly better.

In FG terms, it is used when participants do messy plays.

Ex: Both players repeatedly missed their confirms and combos. Their play was 'guda guda.'

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I guess that makes it a different type of popularity contest unless there is some sort of guideline or knowledgeable panel. Regardless, I still find it superficial and nothing to get too worked up about.

If we wanted a proper "award," it would need to be judged by a qualified panel with measurable metrics. Until then, I would just be content on people originally outside of the community bringing more eyes to the genre.

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tsuujyou = normal
waza = technique/skill
hi・satsu = deadly (literal = sure death)
chou = super(b)

Chouhi・satsuwaza is often shortened to “chouhi.”

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Glad you liked them! I've been seeing that you have been learning Japanese. If you need someone to practice on, let me know!

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If you want to describe someone doing these, add “sha (者)” to the end. So a tournament commentator would be “ji・kyousha” and the analyst would be “kaisetsusha.”

Western style sometimes combines these two but the roles are often split in Japanese commentary.

I agree. In a lot of my videos I end up writing, "just like everything else in life." Empathy, learning, habits, mental fortitude, etc. I feel like most strong players/TOs/content creators who stay at the top practice these very well and probably would have succeeded elsewhere if they chose to.