Puyo puyo tips - building large chains consistently

This video is focused on tips for building large chains more consistently. This video doesn't cover the idea of base forms, instead giving concepts that you can hopefully apply to any base form you learn. A followup video covering 2 player strategies and attacking/defending can be found here:    • Puyo puyo battling: high level concepts an...   0:10 - Explanation of base forms and transitions 1:40 - Hanging puyo 5:20 - Color balance 10:20 - Flat and convex 15:45 - Adjusting to the next next piece 19:54 - Tails as a transition 21:18 - Making the top the new middle For more puyo puyo stuff, look up puyo nexus and the forums there, and puyo puyo VS 2. For watching high level matches, you can find videos on youtube of Japanese A and S class league matches, as well as other matches between high level players. I believe momoken has been the best player in Japan by a significant margin for a long time, but other long time top players include people like Alf and Kamestry. momoken's twitch channel containing highlights of a recent set of matches against other top players in Japan can be found here:   / highlights  . Alf's twitch channel with the most recent S class league matches can be found here:   / highlights   Given that I've never really tried to help someone learn puyo puyo so this information could be too complex, covered too quickly, not relevant or useful, too obvious, etc., I'm open to questions, comments, and reasonable criticism. Unfortunately, I haven't been as into puyo puyo recently, but hopefully there will be another Japanese S class league and I'll watch all the matches and get into the game again... (this video is a saved video from a time I was more into it)