@pro_gamer59865: Game is Shonen unleashed #fyp #jjk #mahito #robloxfyp #shonenunleashed #roblox #blackflash

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tehnketsu :

gameplay > animation lol

2025-03-09 16:39:43

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2tall4food :

people will see this and play aba instead

2025-03-09 16:26:46

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Luisito_MA :

Aba players will sit and defend 100-0 combos and claim its more balanced

2025-03-09 17:31:55

76

silly funny :

It’s unbalanced ash and not fun

2025-03-09 14:37:52

73

R :

Aba devs sold their souls to never fall off or something

2025-03-11 15:22:36

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pink :

people who saying the gameplay sucks either can't explain why or never gave it a second chance, it had its problems on release its in a very good state now

2025-03-09 20:13:48

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Kira :

This game also has better combat and balancing too✌️

2025-03-10 06:18:02

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datepicbird :

Ong I love shonen unleashed it deserves way more players and the devs still work on it even with the low player count and listen and improve it 😭🙏

2025-03-09 22:23:01

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tan 🇵🇭 :

you can tell nobody in this comment section has played shonen unleashed

2025-03-10 07:19:30

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goldweaver_ :

gameplay has more intricate execution. too much for the average aba player to process

2025-03-11 07:09:04

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Very Crazy! :

Aba has a big roster and had way more versatility

2025-03-09 18:34:43

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Xoro :

Obviously because of aba Chan

2025-03-09 18:57:38

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imveryhungryforchips1 :

Game just doesn’t do it like aba, there will probably never be a game with combat as fluid as aba combat on Roblox

2025-03-09 16:47:34

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No :

Aba hate is so forced💔

2025-03-10 07:38:37

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gottalovecam :

because aba plays better

2025-03-10 01:15:58

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Static :

its an hell for beginners

2025-03-11 07:19:51

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J :

aba is infinitely better lol. 100 players

2025-03-15 21:06:10

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Miyamoto 𒉭 :

Maybe cuz it’s so insanely unbalanced and has multiple infinite comboes

2025-03-09 14:24:21

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avkaiser :

people pick aba because the gameplay matters more than animations 💔

2025-03-25 17:44:17

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Laketoke :

roblox devs try not to make a anime battlegrounds knock off challenge impossible 💔💔💔

2025-03-11 14:59:18

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Dabeeb :

Aba is the best game in the world

2025-03-15 18:41:16

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YunoManuel🇩🇴🏀 :

Aba is better

2025-03-09 19:44:17

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TheSecretFreak :

The games combat is terrible for how unbalanced it is

2025-03-09 17:28:22

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