Well, I noticed in the second replay that you lose your footing and end up on your side and eventually on the ground. Typically this leaves you with very little choice but to grab at uke and swing him around until something breaks. So yeah, try and stay upright unless you have a plan for what to do when you hit the ground.
Also, the biggest thing I ever tell anyone is to press "C" as often as possible. A lot of time when you're making a replay you get caught up in a few DMs and forget that you have been holding onto Uke with the same hand for the last 2 hundred frames and haven't done anything stylish. Relaxing all not only opens up nearly endless possibility for movement, but many times it allows you to make more powerful, better looking strikes.
Above all, just practice. These aren't as terrible as you may think, and with some practice Im sure you will be rocking ass in no time
Also, the biggest thing I ever tell anyone is to press "C" as often as possible. A lot of time when you're making a replay you get caught up in a few DMs and forget that you have been holding onto Uke with the same hand for the last 2 hundred frames and haven't done anything stylish. Relaxing all not only opens up nearly endless possibility for movement, but many times it allows you to make more powerful, better looking strikes.
Above all, just practice. These aren't as terrible as you may think, and with some practice Im sure you will be rocking ass in no time
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