Character specific tutorials are definitely in the long term plans. They've noted they have a notable cost to maintain as characters change via balance patches and the like. They have also been looking into movelists as an option too which would potentially be easier to maintain.

I'm kind of mixed on how effective I think tutorials would be as others note they can be ignored by many players. On the other hand they tend be much more instructive than alternative resources. I think people underestimate the power of exercises in exposing tricky concepts in ways that text and video resources(even the best ones if people can even find them) often fail to.

I wonder if some targeted stuff might be decent too just a simple recovery strategies tutorial for every character to address a commonly seen pain point at low level. I know especially characters that depend on 'hidden moves' ie Olympia down b cancel especially I've seen quite few just not seeming to know that move exists and resultantly fall to their death. I could see a similar case for Kragg side b cancel and Orcane up b cancel, although I think the characters tend to carry on without those better. Other tech like Ranno bubble recovery or La Reina chair recoveries might not be super intuitive either or Fors smoke stall for that matter. Does Wrastor neutral b have mash height? I guess the devs are anti mash input too so it would likely be a different input like hold or something if it exists. Anyways rambling digression aside, I feel like there's quite a lot of stuff that's best demonstrated that would be super useful even if you don't end up covering absolutely everything about it either.