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I'm not gonna sugarcoat it

Meme used when using an absurdly strong move in a game, particularly when spamming it. It is typically in a hack & slash game but can also be used in other games like fighting games or Ultrakill
Hakita: "V2 can now shoot your coins. This mechanic was added to prevent coin spam"

Ultrakill community: "I'm not gonna sugarcoat it." RMB + F
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I'm Not Gonna Sugarcoat It

When you absolutely refuse to sugarcoat the most honest ass-whooping in your life, using the most effective and simplest methods to knock a nigga to the ground. Minimal effort: maximum results.

Originally stems from an image of Kazuya Mishima from TEKKEN and the absurdly useful yet easiest input that stops enemies dead: Electric Wind God Fist or EWGF, which leads into a free ass whooping, OR you can spam the thing up to 4-5 times to take out an absurdly large amount of health from your opponent.
Person 1: "I'm not gonna sugarcoat it."
Person 2: "What?"
Person 1: "Izanami."
Person 2: "FUCK-"

Person 2 is dead.

Kazuya: f,n,D/F+2 (Electric Wind God Fist)
Kiryu: R1 + Triangle/RB + Y (Tiger Drop)
Sol Badguy: ↓↘ → + K (Bandit Revolver)
Happy Chaos: WHILE At the Ready or Steady Aim hit HS (Fire)
Serious Sam: S (Walks Backwards)
Some Random Mf: Reaches into Pocket (Glock to the chest)
Some Paranoid Mf: Tanks the shot (Bulletproof Vest)

I'm not gonna sugarcoat it

When you pull some insane combo using an obligatory combo opener at any fighter games that you can't even describe how wacky, but powerful execution you just pulled that you'll say this word.
I'm not gonna Sugarcoat it!

➡️⭐⬇️↘️➕2️⃣

(or insert any command strings here, and add a Vine Boom sound with "DAMN!" in the background.)

“I’m not gonna sugarcoat it” 

“I’m not gonna sugarcoat it” is a meme phrase used to describe when the main character in the game pizza tower, parrys an attack, this is often paired with audio of the word “damn”. The counterpart of this is “sugarcoated it”.
*parrys a ground pound from pepperman (in-game boss) *insert damnnnn sound here along with picture of the parry tip and “I’m not gonna sugarcoat it” text.
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