R1M16 Jojolity Delibs

Judge Donkey Kong 64 (Logic)

A secondary objective Jojolity such as this one is pretty straightforward to delib. PINDROP gets a [7] for integration, but nothing particularly surprised me and the lack of specificity at particular plays (namely the cart) held it back a bit. DCH also gets a [7] for the emphasis on the Treasure Troves, but following my comments on Competency/Counterplay, I will admit that for a Sabotage Jojolity, there seemed to be little emphasis on proactively interfering with the opponents.

Judge Klonoa (Flamechar)

The Jojolity game for this match is Sabotage! Both teams have lots of different tricks throughout the match, ranging from general tactics like hiding objects in floors or walls to more specialized tactics (PINDROP manipulating the crowds to delay Kalari whether by stalling them with a mob of fans or redirecting potential recruits elsewhere, while Kalari herself uses fans to stall and beat up any Alibis). However, I believe PINDROP has a slightly greater variety of sabotage techniques shown - the Ice Trap is also quite a fun piece of sabotage - which lends me to score them a low **8** compared to the solid score of **7** DCH gets.

Judge Banjo Kazooie (Alphamon)

The Jojolity is very much baked into the PINDROP'S sauce here, with April Fools doing a lot of legwork hiding items in walls, under fridges, in otherwise inaccessible places, and destroying items the other team picks up or could find useful. Paper Alibi is no slouch here either, with it having two clones constantly moving and maneuvering things while the team is away, and using its bodies to prevent the other team from gaining much ground. I can give this a solid 8!

Moving on to DCH's JoJolity, we have the ‘treasure troves’ as a mainstay of the keepaway game, as well as leaving behind heavier objects, destroying the opponents’ paper clones, and generally making things somewhat more haphazard with the unique NPC bodies you’re provided. I feel like this earns a 7 overall.