Goal: you will make a replay reproducing the Tesoura de Costa move, interpreting the movements of the martial artists you can see in the video.


Rules:
-No hacking.
-No editing other ppl's entries.
-No more than 3 replays per person. REMOVED, post as many replays as you want.
-No mods, but you can set the value of gravity at will between classic and sambo parameters.
-No more than 1500 frames per replay.
-Dt 100 or higher.
-You can switch your replays how many times you want before the ending of the competition.


Judging: I will judge your replays.

Evaluation criteria:
- Precision and accuracy of the execution. Since you are allowed to interpret the move, you may come out with something original, different from the video (some of you may know that there are many ways to perform this move irl) so your unique execution style will be taken into consideration.
- Impact (The hit causes a dm or not? Is it clean?).
- Madmanning uke after the impact will not give u extra points, a pose will.

Prices:
First place - 40k
Second place - 20k

End: 2 weeks from now.

This is a pure skills demonstration, I am expecting great replays. Gl to everyone!

Wow!!! Yeah!!!
Supa idea

Dont look on start. I am so sorry anout noobstyle start
Edit: one more enter
Edit: and one more again.

Finally, a replay contest. Too bad I'm shithouse at realism.
There should totally be more classic replay contests.

This is imitating a takedown? Aw man I was hoping for more jumpiness D: I'll take a shot though if I get around to it.

The previous comps were about jump, i wanted to make something different this time, when i saw this scissor takedown move i just fell in love

Everyone else seems to be doing kicks and shit, but I thought we were supposed to do that trip move thing on the video.

Isn't that what you said?

Anyway, here's my first effort.

I live in the Capoeira-Country, Brazil!
Get ready people, this replay contest won't be easy for ya .

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I won't post my replay now.
It will be a surprise!

Good Luck for you

You're right, infact wild and Mapkyc's replays are to be considered "invalid".

Nobody's really gotten close to the move yet, because unfortunately I'm not sure tori's glutes are that flexible.
The move requires putting the left leg forward and on uke's right side, and the right leg back and on his left.
Look at like 1:19 in the video. That's the position you need to get to.
In order for you to get the scissor motion right, you have to bend the legs past each other, and I can't come up with a way to do that.

This is the best I've been able to manage.