P4U2R/Ken Amada/Resources

Preface

This page is Ken Amada's Resources page. This page is to be used to indiscriminately store just about any pieces of gameplay information that anyone may have that exists about this character, to make for a catalog of preserved content that can (and probably should) be fully realized and transcribed onto main character pages after review.

For simplicity's sake; anything you would want pinned in your character channel or character Discord can go here, such as:

Character Discord pins
Links or transcriptions of external personal documents and / or Dustloop User Docs
Tech videos, especially from Twitter hashtags
One-off or niche combo routes
Set-ups (for pressure, mix-ups, okizeme, or setplay)
Video analyses of matches and sets

If more opinionated works are posted, such as match-up charts, it is highly recommended that you include accreditation to the creator and any other important specifics (such as ordering or et cetera), so that readers can evaluate the sourcing. To readers, also note that this means you should consume at your own discretion. Not all strategy or reasoning may be fully explained, tested, or viable, so either be sure to ask the creators any questions (if possible), or do your own research in training mode.

Community Links

Twitter Hashtag

#P4U_KE

Match Replays

Replay Theater

Documents

You can embed links to external documents or User Docs here.

Axis Ken document
Japanese Name: 天田乾（あまだ　けん） (Ken), コロマル (Koromaru)

Videos

You can embed videos of content here, preferably on generally permanent platforms such as YouTube, or via a direct embed.

Plain Text

You can write your own content here, or post transcriptions of content from potentially impermanent sources here.

Twitter

Players to Watch Footage Of

Name	Region	Sample Footage	Things to Watch For
Chou/Superboy (超)	Japan	Superboy vs Tahichi RT Link	Best Ken in the world. Won EVO 2015 on Ultimax 1.1. Has since Retired plays Hearthstone now.
So-hei (そーへい)	Japan	So-hei vs Nekoze RT Link	Next in line for strongest Ken after Chou. Has unique mixups with S. Ken.
Renikuma (レニクマ)	Japan	Waka vs Reni RT Link	Strong Ken that does more safejumps than mixups or high damaging routes. Also has a good taste in music. Can be found in JP Ultimax-cord.
Nemokan (ねもかん)	Japan	Nemokan vs hidakashogo RT Link	High optimization Ken, amazing use of frenzy and gets plenty damage off of it.
AxisTB (DEMONLORD_AXIS)	USA	Jona vs Axis RT Link	The father of NA Ken. Formerly the best S.Ken NA. Excells at adapting. Top 4 at CEOtaku 2022. Can be found in NA Ultimax-cord.
Gold (Bloody_Aura9)	Canada	Chris vs Gold RT Link	The strongest S.Ken in NA as of recent, known for his rather aggressive approach. Top 5 at CEOtaku 2022, while placing 2nd at CEOtaku2023 only losing to Migaki. Can be found in NA Ultimax-cord.
Candice Catnipp	Puerto Rico	RT Link	Arguably 3rd strongest S.Ken in NA but also plays Normal Ken as well, focuses on heavy left right Koromaru mix-ups and dumping meter for SP Dog Spin. Winner of P4U at CEO 2023 Can be found in NA Ultimax-cord.