Buriki One is a fascinating fighter in terms of its gimmicks but I can't help but feel a lot of it is pretty bare. Attacks are very committal and there's a lot of interesting ways to control the neutral, but often times you'll be resorting to a few optimal moves since blocking covers everything and utility doesn't really go beyond grabs and frame data. That said, the novelty of how its inputs work and its scoring system are so cool to me that I can at least say I like it.