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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax - Nice Burst! and Fishing for Beginners

This will most likely happen by accident when playing online or in Arcade. To Reversal Burst, you must press Square+Triangle+Circle/R3 (Burst) when the opponent is hitting you. To miss a Reversal Burst, your opponent must block the Burst. Bursting after a Blowback, getting pushed back after a combo, doesn't count. You must have done this during the combo, before getting Blown away or Knocked Down. This seems like an impossible feat, but if you tend to just press buttons when getting combo'd, then this might pop by accident. The ideal way to accomplish this is to have your Partner hit you with an Auto Combo of about 2 - 3 hits. Once the 2nd or 3rd hit connects, the one getting attacked must then Burst. Meanwhile, the attacker will begin holding Block, after they've finished attacking. If done right, the attacker will have blocked the Burst and popped two distinct trophies for both parties. Don’t try this with Instant Kills, as it isn't safe. Literally! If one of you whiffed the Burst and no trophy popped, then just wait for it to fill back up before trying again. The Burst should take about 90 seconds or so to fill back up, if you do nothing. Getting hit or doing Auto Combos will replenish about 1/8 of the Burst Gauge. It is recommended that you proceed with the Match, than wait it out. If you have the Match set to 1 round, then just finish up and try again in a new one. If you have more than 1 round, then leave and configure the settings before trying again. The depleted Burst will carry over between rounds, so you’ll have to play the waiting game. This trophy and Bronze Fishing for Beginners are polar opposites. This means that while Player A (Burster) pops Bronze Nice Burst!, Player B (Attacker) will only pop Bronze Fishing for Beginners. You must repeat this process a second time, this time with the roles reversed, in order pop the aforementioned trophies. This isn’t as hard, as it sounds. Refer to the video for a demonstration.