hi, i finally got round to learning the inverse sonic - i always thought it would be much harder than it actually was - and pretty quickly started adding it into mini combos etc.
a natural use of the inverse sonic seemed to be to use the point where the pen passes in front of your middle finger to throw the pen into a shadow so i wondered if this has a name or is it just a hybrid trick. if so a clarification on the notation would be great.

thanks

nope
inverse sonic 23-12 ~> shadow 13-23

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correct me if i'm wrong

ah, cool. it seemed so natural thought it'd have a name
thanks for the clarification

Haha I asked the same question, but to be honest it was just to raise my post count -_- I felt like such a noob with 5 posts lol.

Yeah there's not really any need to name hybrids anymore, do you know about demon's sonic? or devil's sonic? or demon devil's sonic? or inverse reverse demon's sonic spin? You get the point, it just get's confusing and is unnecessary.

yeah, we've tried getting into the habit of naming less tricks, because it can get a little confusing.

suppose you do an inverse sonic 2312 ~ shadow 1212 ~indexaround ~ fingerless ta ~ palmspin.

how about a name for that one?

lol. it just doesn't make sense anymore now that we have a good system for naming hybrids

How do you do a shadow 13-23?

imagination.

maybe you should ask the french for a name.
i hear they don't use our notations.
or so i hear..

We can call it the Invonicadow.

LES invonicadow. I got it, never mind.

So what do you call a shadow 13-12 with the middle finger bent DOWN?

Sonic Clip ~ Shadow 13-12