Koopary

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RILEY,

Thank you Yoshi, I appreciate the support!!!! I'll keep on trying to go further and further!!

(gosh also all the notifications made me realize just how much I typed LOL)

Aaaaa thank you Pheno, I'd be more than happy to take you up on that offer!! A plan could certainly go a very long way...!

Uuuhhhh I don't know how to end this. Koraidon,,

want to keep up a better pace of improvement has. I want to continue to do well, and want to practice more to achieve it! So I'll aim to take this feeling and, rather than start letting any of my competitive emotions get the better of me, use it to strengthen myself!! (That's the hope, at least!)

If I had to summarize these feelings altogether, it would be.......... excitement!! Passion is a powerful driver, and to feel it more clearly, even if just by a bit, has me energized to do greater! My aspiration to continue to become stronger never changed, but the

and combined with the fact that this was my first time battling them, it made me even more determined to have a good display of what I've recently been able to do - and so it hit stronger when I could not...!

very-difficult-to-almost-complete-walls have started to feel slightly more like feasible matchups to me. I think I've begun to reach that "next level" for myself, and with it a desire to continue those results and push forth. RED is currently much stronger than me,

In turn, I've realized that this disappointment from the set vs RED is coming from a new strengthened passion. Recently, I feel like I've been making greater strides with my tourney results. My consistency has felt better than usual lately. Many competitors who've appeared as

Thus, big or unexpected losses, whether they be either against players I feel I have a good chance of succeeding over or against stronger players, wouldn't phase me as much.

when I wouldn't have enough of the results as I felt proper to show for it, it became to me more like an expectation of sorts. I've known my consistency not to be the best in particular, and that has been my struggle for the longest time.

After sitting on it for a few hours now, I gave it some thought. I think the ease of maintaining the attitude I've tended to have didn't come from a lack of passion, but rather a lack of... confidence in myself, of sorts? I'm always determined to do as well as I can, but

Of course, I felt like I could've done at least a bit more, with those iffy base builds and over-committed attack setups I had among many other things... but the feeling of disappointment post-match not only felt oddly stronger, but also lasted longer than usual.

within the moment (exacerbated even more under the knowledge that it was streamed, oh gosh!!) - and this performance felt like no other of those moments of mine. But something felt different mentally coming out of this loss.

In comes the set I had vs RED in Cauldron Clash earlier today. The outcome was just about as one would expect, with them more or less sweeping me. When I'm not playing to a satisfactory level to myself, and it feels to me like it's showing just from general observation of the match, it does feel bad

understandable feeling to have, after all! So then... what does that make of my approach? Is it simply that I've been too good at not letting such things get to me, or is it something more? I wondered if I'd been so relaxed on this to a fault.

But, this attitude that I've had seems so happy-go-lucky that I've been worrying for a while if this was an indicator of some kind of lack of passion. When I look to competitors around me, some are quick to share their sadness or dissatisfaction after such a result - it's a totally natural and

tend to have quite a good mental attitude toward these situations. Indeed the approach seems to work well; the initial sadness from the result already isn't too strong, and usually within a good 10 or so minutes, I'm mostly good as new!

Generally, when I end on a result fairly poorer than what I'd hope for from a set or within a tourney, I'd quickly approach it with a sort of "oof, that happened -- I'll do better next time!" I'm unsure how outwardly it shows, but I'd like to think I

A little writeup regarding my mental fortitude with competitive Puyo that I've been thinking about for a while (mostly positive, don't worry!):

It's been a few years, but it's finally here.
"Puyo Tutorials Part 4: Extending Stairs - Transitioning to the Second Floor" has just been uploaded!!
No more getting stuck at 5-6 chains. It's time to reach for 7 chains and beyond!!! #PuyoPuyo
www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7Uv...

WAIT I didn't even realize we both built LLR here hahaha

winning the LLR battle!!!

(@koopary.bsky.social responds by destroying me for the rest of the set)

#PuyoPuyo

An all clear takes the round in decisive fashion.
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 (global) continues into Top 4 at Vortex Gallery Online 2025!

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💸 matcherino.com/tourn...
➡️ vortexgallery.moe/watch

#VGON25

Here's your Top 8 of a #VGOn25 Puyo Puyo for the record books!

🥇 @anameru.bsky.social
🥈 @koopary.bsky.social
🥉 kzN
🏵️ @yoshi100aus.bsky.social

Thanks to everybody who played, Haaven and Riona for holding down the stream, and @956.productions for hosting!

I hereby declare this to be "The Koopary"!!
(j, just to try and take some of the load off of Dan...)

phenotype__ - Twitch WPLC 2025 Puyo Salty Suite

7 PLAYER PUYO LOCAL FT10 ROUND ROBIN (ft. Yoshi, Koopary, Riona, Dan, Riley, Shocky, & Phenotype) www.twitch.tv/phenotype__

!! Conclusion.......... we must teach all Puyo players to become lizard appreciators..........!

Whhhhwhwh!!!! I'm asking the same!! Tetris grandmaster!!