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Cosmos is characterized by his aggressive decision making and heavier utilization of {{SSBU|Mythra}} compared to other top Pyra and Mythra players. He spends the majority of a stock on Mythra, using her quick mobility and strong frame data to rack up damage and force opponents into disadvantageous situations. Cosmos often switches to Pyra once they reach a high enough percent or if they're put off-stage; his Pyra is known for attempting hard reads with forward smash due to her extreme kill power. His playstyle allows him to surmount percent or stock deficits, and he is known for having the potential to beat even the best players in the world. He is also known for being proficient in the [[ditto]], forcing both {{Sm|Sparg0}} and {{Sm|MkLeo}}, the two best players in the world at the time, to switch off at the {{Trn|Smash World Tour 2021 Finale}}. | Cosmos is characterized by his aggressive decision making and heavier utilization of {{SSBU|Mythra}} compared to other top Pyra and Mythra players. He spends the majority of a stock on Mythra, using her quick mobility and strong frame data to rack up damage and force opponents into disadvantageous situations. Cosmos often switches to Pyra once they reach a high enough percent or if they're put off-stage; his Pyra is known for attempting hard reads with forward smash due to her extreme kill power. His playstyle allows him to surmount percent or stock deficits, and he is known for having the potential to beat even the best players in the world. He is also known for being proficient in the [[ditto]], forcing both {{Sm|Sparg0}} and {{Sm|MkLeo}}, the two best players in the world at the time, to switch off at the {{Trn|Smash World Tour 2021 Finale}}. | ||
However, Cosmos is also well-known to "choke", losing games or sets where he originally took a significant lead. His inconsistent playstyle leads him to have high highs, with major victories and multiple top 8 placements at supermajors, but also low lows, sometimes placing far below his seed or being upset by players seeded much lower than him. Fans have referred to Cosmos as the "Green Goblin", due to how dramatically his decision | However, Cosmos is also well-known to "choke", losing games or sets where he originally took a significant lead. His inconsistent playstyle leads him to have high highs, with major victories and multiple top 8 placements at supermajors, but also low lows, sometimes placing far below his seed or being upset by players seeded much lower than him. Fans have referred to Cosmos as the "Green Goblin", mainly due to how dramatically his decision making changes when he begins choking, similar to [[wikipedia:Green Goblin|the character of origin]]. This term was coined by {{Sm|Nairo}},<ref>{{cite web|url=https://youtu.be/6tWGHKplUOA|title=Clip of Nairo's stream}}</ref> and the meme has gone so far to be mentioned in his article on the [[PGRU v3]].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pgstats.com/articles/pgru-na-v3-30-11|title=Article with reference to the meme}}</ref> Likewise, Cosmos is often referred to as "Chokemos" or "Clutchmos" depending on his performance in a game. | ||
==Rankings== | ==Rankings== | ||
