Pook is a very mechanically simple fight, but there are a surprising number of details in order to optimize it. Whilst generally true and requiring creative solutions in many titles, I do not agree with the notion that a harder-difficulty run makes for a better movie in the case of this game.
The player is also incentivized to collect as many upgrade points as possible on these harder difficulties to mitigate the relative loss in power, slowing the game down further. As Super attacks are in short supply on the harder difficulties, boss fights become a protracted, tedious affair as risk of dying isn't present, and the movie becomes much slower as a result. The biggest difference between difficulty levels is the number of Super attacks the player can hold in reserve 99 on Easy, 5 on Normal, 3 on Hard. This movie plays the game on Easy difficulty, as this is the current standard in RTA runs, and the differences between difficulties are not as substantial as commentors have claimed in the past, at least not in a qualitative sense. The game has three difficulties to choose from upon file creation: Easy, Normal and Hard.
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