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Ultra Street Fighter IV/Oni/Combos

Patata Navideña — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 20:25:02 GMT

I wrote a combo list in the last edit, forgot to put it here.

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	{{USFIV Char Subnav\|chara=Oni}}		{{USFIV Char Subnav\|chara=Oni}}

	== ~~Light Starter~~ ==		==Combo List==
	=== Meterless ===		{\| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;text-align: center;"
			\|+ Meterless Combos
	=~~== Metered ===~~		\|-
			! Combo !! Position !! Damage !! Stun !! Notes
	== Medium ~~Starter =~~=		\|-style="height:3.2em"
	~~=== Meterless ===~~		\| 2LK > 2LP, 4MP xx 41236LK \|\| Anywhere \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Easy BnB, works on crouching or standing opponents.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
	=== Metered ===		\| 2LK > 2LP, 4MP~HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Variation of the above combo if the opponent is standing.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
	== ~~Heavy Starter~~ ==		\| 2LK > 2LP, 2HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Forces stand.
	=== ~~Meterless ==~~=		\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| 2MP, 4MP~HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Medium starter, only works if the opponent is standing.
	~~=== Metered ===~~		\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| 2MP, 2HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Medium starter, forces stand.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| 5HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| - \|\| - \|\| DP punish, best starter in FADC extensions.
			\|}
			{\| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;text-align: center;"
			\|+ Metered Extensions
			\|-
			! Combo !! Position !! Meter Cost !! Damage !! Stun !! Notes
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| ... 41236LK xx FADC, 2MP, 4MP~HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| 2 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| FADC extension for standing opponents.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| ... 41236LK xx FADC, 2MP, 2HP xx 41236LK/214HK \|\| Anywhere \|\| 2 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| FADC extension for crouching opponents.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| ... 236PP, 5LP, 4MP xx 41236LK \|\| Corner \|\| 1 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| EX fireball is +4, other routes work. Must be really close.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| ... 214KK, 6HK/214MK/Ultra \|\| Corner \|\| 1 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Any starter that combos into Tatsu works. Standing only.
			\|}
			{\| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;text-align: center;"
			\|+ Ultra Combos
			\|-
			! Combo !! Position !! Meter Cost !! Damage !! Stun !! Notes
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| ... 41236LK xx Red Focus, 66, Ultra \|\| Anywhere \|\| 3 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Easy BnB Ultra extension. Cinematic version.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| 6HP xx Red Focus, 66, Ultra \|\| Anywhere \|\| 3 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Ultra confirm from poke. Cinematic version.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| 41236KK, Ultra \|\| Anywhere \|\| 1 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| Both versions of EX Demon Slash juggle into ultra. Non-cinematic version.
			\|-style="height:3.2em"
			\| ... 214KK, Ultra \|\| Corner \|\| 1 Super \|\| - \|\| - \|\| As stated before, EX Tatsu juggles into Ultra. Non-cinematic version.
			\|}

			== Combo Theory ==

	{{Navbox-USFIV}}		{{Navbox-USFIV}}
	[[Category:Oni]]		[[Category:Oni]]
	[[Category:Ultra Street Fighter IV]]		[[Category:Ultra Street Fighter IV]]

User:TwoFNclaspers

TwoFNclaspers — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:56:26 GMT

User account TwoFNclaspers was created

Avatar Legends/Azula

Akanesasu — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:37:50 GMT

Fire Fist: Cargo incorrectly queried for j.236A data instead of j.236C

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	{{AttackDataCargo-AL/Query\|Azula_Focused_j236B}}		{{AttackDataCargo-AL/Query\|Azula_Focused_j236B}}
	{{AttackDataCargo-AL/Query\|~~Azula_Focused_j236A~~}}		{{AttackDataCargo-AL/Query\|Azula_Focused_j236C}}
	・Focused exclusive move.		・Focused exclusive move.

Street Fighter 6/JP/Data

ChargedLightning — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:26:44 GMT

236KK: Added proper proximity startup (thanks to JPcord for the data).

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	\| chip = 100x2		\| chip = 100x2
	\| startup = 22		\| startup = 14+8
	\| active = 6(14)6		\| active = 6(14)6
	\| recovery = 50 total		\| recovery = 50 total

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future/Old Joseph/Matchups

Linkbrmine34 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:11:21 GMT

Dealing with His Zoning

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ChargedLightning — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 17:25:34 GMT

Added Ken's Style Actions and Special Moves (yes, Quick Dash is a Command Normal).

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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future/Old Joseph/Matchups

Linkbrmine34 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 17:11:59 GMT

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	=== Overview ===		=== Overview ===
	~~YoJo~~ is a hit-and-run character known by his low defense value, lack of stand, slowest wakeup and roll speed. He also lacks good supers overall but against Oldseph, 214AA is a real problem as it does a bunch of damage. The matchup is very even. Old Joseph has to know how ~~{{CharacterLabel-HFTF\|Young Joseph}}~~'s pressure and zoning game works and punish it properly. This match is more about knowledge than actual character advantages.		{{CharacterLabel-HFTF\|Young Joseph}} is a hit-and-run character known by his low defense value, lack of stand, slowest wakeup and roll speed. He also lacks good supers overall but against Oldseph, 214AA is a real problem as it does a bunch of damage. The matchup is very even. Old Joseph has to know how Youngseph's pressure and zoning game works and punish it properly. This match is more about knowledge than actual character advantages.

			YoJo has some decent pokes like 236A/B, 5S, 5C, 2C, 2A, d.2B, 5B. All of them are good against Oldseph midscreen, keep it in mind.

			Ojo has fairly better defensive tools than YoJo, keep using his reversals like guard cancel and CC.

			Meterless, it is all about of not getting knockdowned up with 3C, or high damaged by his air normals.

			Most YoJo mains do overdrive B at the start of the match because it succesfully reaches at this range.

	===Grabbing Rolls and Setting Okizemes===		===Grabbing Rolls and Setting Okizemes===
	JoJo shares the same roll and wakeup speed as Ojo. Setting up an okizeme and grabbing his rolls are easier compared to most characters, knocking him down is quite great advantageous. ~~Oldseph's CC optimal route does about 50% of damage against him and can be followed up by okizeme~~		JoJo shares the same roll and wakeup speed as Ojo. Setting up an okizeme and grabbing his rolls are easier compared to most characters, knocking him down is quite great advantageous.

	===Oldseph's CC===		===Oldseph's CC===
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	Oldseph's s.2C, s.5C are quite strong tools in this matchup as you can link them into Hermit Wrap to eventually confirm a CC and deal a great damage.		Oldseph's s.2C, s.5C are quite strong tools in this matchup as you can link them into Hermit Wrap to eventually confirm a CC and deal a great damage.

	After ~~using~~ the A/B version of 360°, Oldseph still has time to set an okizeme against YoJo.		Oldseph's CC optimal route does about 50% of damage against him. After landing the A/B version of 360°, Oldseph still has time to set an okizeme against YoJo.

	~~Be aware of his 3C and his aerials since he can convert both to 214AA, the most damaging super in the game~~.

	===Young Joseph's Mistakes===		===Young Joseph's Mistakes===
			Note that all of them loses to s.2C xx 236X, Joseph can plink S+2C in Stand Off. Any fast confirm to CC are welcome too.
	* '''236A/B''': are punishable on pushblock (-10/-25), quickly punish with a fast pushblock into 5B, s.2C, or 2A if Joseph is close enough. You can predict overdrives by his blockstrings such as 2A > 2A > 5B, 2A > 5C, etc.		* '''236A/B''': are punishable on pushblock (both -10/-25), quickly punish with a fast pushblock into 5B, s.2C, or 2A if Joseph is close enough. You can predict overdrives by his blockstrings such as 2A > 2A > 5B, 2A > 5C, etc.
	* '''6C''': is the worst move YoJo can pull off, so wait until he leaves the airborne state and quickly punish with s.2C into wrap. If Oldseph punish too quickly, JoJo will air tech as he's still in the air.		* '''6C''': is the worst move YoJo can pull off, so wait until he leaves the airborne state and quickly punish with s.2C into wrap. If Oldseph punish too quickly, JoJo will air tech as he's still in the air.
	* '''Air Normals''': loses to s.5C xx s.236AA or CC {s.5C xx s.214X (mash)} as an anti air, while meterless, only s.5C or even air-to-airing with s.j.C or j.C are fine.		* '''Air Normals''': loses to s.5C xx s.236AA or CC {s.5C xx s.214X (mash)} as an anti air, while meterless, only s.5C or even air-to-airing with s.j.C or j.C are fine.
	* '''236AA''': Good to mention it isn't an air-unblockable and it is punishable on block.		* '''236AA''': Good to mention it isn't an air-unblockable and it is punishable on block.
			* '''63214A/B''': JoJo will do it as misinput most times and it is unsafe.
	* '''236S''': If YoJo did landed two hits before performing 236S, his combo is safe.		* '''236S''': If YoJo did landed two hits before performing 236S, his combo is safe.
	** '''236S>5S''':The first follow up is pretty minus on block.		** '''236S>5S''':The first follow up is pretty minus on block (-23 on block, -27 on pushblock).
	** '''236>5S>ender''': Doesn't matter which ender he does on block since they all are unsafe.		** '''236>5S>ender''': Doesn't matter which ender he does on block since they all are unsafe.
	*** '''On Block''': 6S ender, that is an overhead, letting YoJo in an airborne state, is the safest ender he can perform on block. All of them let JoJo completely vulnerable to be punished severely.		*** '''On Block''': 6S ender, that is an overhead, letting YoJo in an airborne state, is the safest ender he can perform on block. Meanwhile 2S ender is plus on block but can be punished before it comes out. All of them let JoJo completely vulnerable to be punished severely.
	*** '''On Hit''': It is possible to punish YoJo after he ends the combo with the 5S ender if he didn't landed two hits before the 236S. It does a techable launcher instead of a knockdown. Quickly punish by buffering 214S or 236AA while teching in the ground.		*** '''On Hit''': It is possible to punish YoJo after he ends the combo with the 5S ender if he didn't landed two hits before the 236S. It does a techable launcher instead of a knockdown. Quickly punish by buffering 214S or 236AA while teching in the ground.

	~~Ojo has fairly better defensive tools than YoJo, keep using his reversals like guard cancel and CC.~~

	~~Meterless, it is all about of not getting knockdowned up with 3C, or high damaged by his air normals.~~

	~~Most YoJo mains do overdrive B at the start of the match because it succesfully reaches at this range.~~

	=== Dealing with his Rushdown ===		=== Dealing with his Rushdown ===

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ChargedLightning — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 16:59:26 GMT

Sonic Boom: Added Modern Ava-exclusive fact about Perfect Sonic Boom not being performable with the Special button.

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Linkbrmine34 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 16:41:15 GMT

Young Joseph: WIP

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	==Young Joseph==		==Young Joseph==
	~~This matchup is very even. Old Joseph has to know how {{CharacterLabel-HFTF\|Young Joseph}}'s pressure game works.~~

	~~JoJo shares the same roll~~ and wakeup speed. ~~Setting up an okizeme~~ and ~~grab his rolls are easier~~.		=== Overview ===
			YoJo is a hit-and-run character known by his low defense value, lack of stand, slowest wakeup and roll speed. He also lacks good supers overall but against Oldseph, 214AA is a real problem as it does a bunch of damage. The matchup is very even. Old Joseph has to know how {{CharacterLabel-HFTF\|Young Joseph}}'s pressure and zoning game works and punish it properly. This match is more about knowledge than actual character advantages.

	~~Be aware of his 3C~~ and his ~~aerials since he can convert both~~ to ~~214AA~~, ~~the most damaging super in the game~~.		===Grabbing Rolls and Setting Okizemes===
			JoJo shares the same roll and wakeup speed as Ojo. Setting up an okizeme and grabbing his rolls are easier compared to most characters, knocking him down is quite great advantageous. Oldseph's CC optimal route does about 50% of damage against him and can be followed up by okizeme

	~~Good to mention his 236AA isn~~'~~t air~~-~~unblockable and~~ it is ~~punishable on block~~.		===Oldseph's CC===
			Once Oldseph has meters, he can spend them by hit-confirming into it or punishing YoJo's pokes/pressure. Oldseph's CC is a great win condition in this MU due to how many damage it does if succesfully landed, especially because YoJo has a bad defense value. Build meter with 2B, get meter to punish him severely with CCs.

	Oldseph's s.2C, s.5C are quite strong tools in this matchup as you can link them into Hermit Wrap and deal a great damage.		Oldseph's s.2C, s.5C are quite strong tools in this matchup as you can link them into Hermit Wrap to eventually confirm a CC and deal a great damage.

	After using the A/B version of 360°, Oldseph still has time to set an okizeme against YoJo.		After using the A/B version of 360°, Oldseph still has time to set an okizeme against YoJo.

	~~Once Oldseph has meters,~~ he can ~~spend them by hit-confirming into it or punishing YoJo's pokes/pressure.~~		Be aware of his 3C and his aerials since he can convert both to 214AA, the most damaging super in the game.

	~~JoJo's 236A/B are punishable on pushblock (-10/-25), quickly punish with a fast pushblock into 5B, s.2C~~, ~~or 2A if Joseph is close enough.~~

	~~Oldseph's CC is a great win condition~~ in ~~this MU due to how many damage it does if succesfully landed, especially because YoJo has a bad defense value~~.

	~~Oldseph~~'s ~~CC optimal route does about 50% of damage against him and can be followed up by okizeme.~~		===Young Joseph's Mistakes===

	~~Build meter~~ with 2B, ~~get meter~~ to punish ~~him severely~~ with ~~CCs~~.		* '''236A/B''': are punishable on pushblock (-10/-25), quickly punish with a fast pushblock into 5B, s.2C, or 2A if Joseph is close enough. You can predict overdrives by his blockstrings such as 2A > 2A > 5B, 2A > 5C, etc.
			* '''6C''': is the worst move YoJo can pull off, so wait until he leaves the airborne state and quickly punish with s.2C into wrap. If Oldseph punish too quickly, JoJo will air tech as he's still in the air.
			* '''Air Normals''': loses to s.5C xx s.236AA or CC {s.5C xx s.214X (mash)} as an anti air, while meterless, only s.5C or even air-to-airing with s.j.C or j.C are fine.
			* '''236AA''': Good to mention it isn't an air-unblockable and it is punishable on block.
			* '''236S''': If YoJo did landed two hits before performing 236S, his combo is safe.
			** '''236S>5S''':The first follow up is pretty minus on block.
			** '''236>5S>ender''': Doesn't matter which ender he does on block since they all are unsafe.
			*** '''On Block''': 6S ender, that is an overhead, letting YoJo in an airborne state, is the safest ender he can perform on block. All of them let JoJo completely vulnerable to be punished severely.
			*** '''On Hit''': It is possible to punish YoJo after he ends the combo with the 5S ender if he didn't landed two hits before the 236S. It does a techable launcher instead of a knockdown. Quickly punish by buffering 214S or 236AA while teching in the ground.

	Ojo has fairly better defensive tools than YoJo, keep using his reversals like guard cancel and CC.		Ojo has fairly better defensive tools than YoJo, keep using his reversals like guard cancel and CC.
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	Most YoJo mains do overdrive B at the start of the match because it succesfully reaches at this range.		Most YoJo mains do overdrive B at the start of the match because it succesfully reaches at this range.

			=== Dealing with his Rushdown ===
	Most of Young Joseph's pressure games are fake.		Most of Young Joseph's pressure games are fake.
	* j.A xx j.S pressure loses to pushblock > normal, super.		* j.A xx j.S pressure loses to pushblock > normal, super.
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	* Don't be cocky as YoJo has great pokes midscreen such as 236A/B, d.2B, 2C, 5B.		* Don't be cocky as YoJo has great pokes midscreen such as 236A/B, d.2B, 2C, 5B.

			=== Dealing with his Zoning ===
	{{NavboxHFTF}}		{{NavboxHFTF}}
	[[Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]		[[Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]

Pokken Tournament DX/Braixen/Introduction

Ronboyjr10 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 15:33:10 GMT

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	<p>Braixen looks like a very standard and straightforward zoner. However, she’s anything but. Braixen boasts amazing options at all ranges, and her unique interactions with Support Pokemon make for an incredibly expressive character. Braixen’s flexible playstyle allows her to adjust her game plan on the fly, giving her strong adaptive potential.</p>		<p>Braixen looks like a very standard and straightforward zoner. However, she’s anything but. Braixen boasts amazing options at all ranges, and her unique interactions with Support Pokemon make for an incredibly expressive character. Braixen’s flexible playstyle allows her to adjust her game plan on the fly, giving her strong adaptive potential.</p>
	~~<br>~~
	<br>		<br>
	<p>Braixen also has the ability to enhance her special attacks with Sunny Day for added benefits. Two Sunny Day enhances back to back gives her a temporary attack buff, further increasing her damage potential. In burst, Braixen's special attacks are always enhanced and she gains access to a near full screen super which makes her burst mode one of the more oppressive burst modes in the game.</p>		<p>Braixen also has the ability to enhance her special attacks with Sunny Day for added benefits. Two Sunny Day enhances back to back gives her a temporary attack buff, further increasing her damage potential. In burst, Braixen's special attacks are always enhanced and she gains access to a near full screen super which makes her burst mode one of the more oppressive burst modes in the game.</p>
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	<br>		<br>
	<p>Braixen is a very flexible character with many strengths; any perceived weaknesses can be patched up simply by choosing a different support. She rewards those that are able to quickly think on their feet and adapt to the situation presented to them.</p>		<p>Braixen is a very flexible character with many strengths; any perceived weaknesses can be patched up simply by choosing a different support. She rewards those that are able to quickly think on their feet and adapt to the situation presented to them.</p>
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	\|content= <p>In addition to the standard filling of her Support Gauge over time, Braixen also gains a bit of Support Gauge whenever she uses an attack, granting her more frequent access to Support Pokemon than other characters. Braixen cannot, however, use Supports with a usage limit more times than that limit allows.</p>		\|content= <p>In addition to the standard filling of her Support Gauge over time, Braixen also gains a bit of Support Gauge whenever she uses an attack, granting her more frequent access to Support Pokemon than other characters. Braixen cannot, however, use Supports with a usage limit more times than that limit allows.</p>
	~~<br>~~
	<br>		<br>
	<p>Braixen's enhanced ability to gain Support Gauge is complimented by how dangerous she is once she has access to a Support. Her nY, fY, Homing Attack 2, bX, 5Y, 8Y, 2Y, 5X, 4X, and 2X can be canceled into a Support Call on hit or block, in the same way that she can cancel some of her normals into Pokemon Moves. This gives Supports additional utility unique to Braixen's kit, encouraging more freeform use in combos and setups and allowing her to make herself safe or steal her turn back on block.</p>		<p>Braixen's enhanced ability to gain Support Gauge is complimented by how dangerous she is once she has access to a Support. Her nY, fY, Homing Attack 2, bX, 5Y, 8Y, 2Y, 5X, 4X, and 2X can be canceled into a Support Call on hit or block, in the same way that she can cancel some of her normals into Pokemon Moves. This gives Supports additional utility unique to Braixen's kit, encouraging more freeform use in combos and setups and allowing her to make herself safe or steal her turn back on block.</p>
	~~<br>~~
	~~<br>~~
	<p>Braixen's frame data on block after a support cancel is determined on how fast the support is. Enhance supports are the fastest so we use them as the base. If you use a non-enhance like, for example, Rotom, you add the extra frames that Rotom has to each move of the base frame data, then you'll get your amount. When using an attack support, you use the impact frames to know when a move will blockstring. Farfetch'd, like the enhance supports, has a total frame value of 21, so it's our base for attack supports. Farfetch'd is i15, which blockstrings with anything -8 or less. Litten is i19, so it only blockstrings -4 or less and so on.		<p>Braixen's frame data on block after a support cancel is determined on how fast the support is. Enhance supports are the fastest so we use them as the base. If you use a non-enhance like, for example, Rotom, you add the extra frames that Rotom has to each move of the base frame data, then you'll get your amount. When using an attack support, you use the impact frames to know when a move will blockstring. Farfetch'd, like the enhance supports, has a total frame value of 21, so it's our base for attack supports. Farfetch'd is i15, which blockstrings with anything -8 or less. Litten is i19, so it only blockstrings -4 or less and so on.
	</p>		</p>
			<p>The base cancel data is as follows:</p>
			<p>nY: -8</p>
			<p>sY: -8</p>
			<p>Homing: -4</p>
			<p>bX: -4</p>
			<p>5Y -10</p>
			<p>5YY -6</p>
			<p>5YYY -2</p>
			<p>8Y -2</p>
			<p>2Y -9</p>
			<p>5X -4</p>
			<p>5XX +4</p>
			<p>2X -2</p>
			<p>4X -2</p>
	}}		}}

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future/Old Joseph/Matchups

Linkbrmine34 — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:49:40 GMT

Young Joseph

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	== Vanilla Ice ==		== Vanilla Ice ==

	== Young Joseph ==		==Young Joseph==
	This is ~~a really bad matchup, suprisingly~~. Young Joseph's buttons are virtually the same as Old Josephs stand off normals, but slightly better. He can outzone you pretty easily as long as he respects your hermit grab. If he doesn't, it's a free punish for you.		This matchup is very even. Old Joseph has to know how {{CharacterLabel-HFTF\|Young Joseph}}'s pressure game works.

	~~And due to your very slow~~ wakeup~~, literally any sweep that he has which knocks down will lead to a free Aja super which does insane damage, as long as he cancels to the super immediately after~~ his ~~sweep hits~~.		JoJo shares the same roll and wakeup speed. Setting up an okizeme and grab his rolls are easier.

	~~The best you~~ can ~~do here is~~ to condition him to get caught with your hermit web. Poking him with some stand off normals into 236A/B/C or into your Custom Combo bnb whenever he whiffs or does a move with long startup point blank. Or hell, if he accidentally does a 6C, then you get a free punish not only on block, ~~but on hit as well~~.		Be aware of his 3C and his aerials since he can convert both to 214AA, the most damaging super in the game.

	It'~~s a very uphill battle, but~~ it~~'s not as hard as it seems, despite Young Joseph's advantages~~.		Good to mention his 236AA isn't air-unblockable and it is punishable on block.

			Oldseph's s.2C, s.5C are quite strong tools in this matchup as you can link them into Hermit Wrap and deal a great damage.

			After using the A/B version of 360°, Oldseph still has time to set an okizeme against YoJo.

			Once Oldseph has meters, he can spend them by hit-confirming into it or punishing YoJo's pokes/pressure.

			JoJo's 236A/B are punishable on pushblock (-10/-25), quickly punish with a fast pushblock into 5B, s.2C, or 2A if Joseph is close enough.

			Oldseph's CC is a great win condition in this MU due to how many damage it does if succesfully landed, especially because YoJo has a bad defense value.

			Oldseph's CC optimal route does about 50% of damage against him and can be followed up by okizeme.

			Build meter with 2B, get meter to punish him severely with CCs.

			Ojo has fairly better defensive tools than YoJo, keep using his reversals like guard cancel and CC.

			Meterless, it is all about of not getting knockdowned up with 3C, or high damaged by his air normals.

			Most YoJo mains do overdrive B at the start of the match because it succesfully reaches at this range.

			Most of Young Joseph's pressure games are fake.
			* j.A xx j.S pressure loses to pushblock > normal, super.
			* Clacker Boomerang can be blocked standing by walking forward.
			** Clackers can be ducked by slides, pass under them with d.2B, 3B or 3C.
			** Remember that Clackers aren't air-unblockable and Oldseph doesn't take chip damage in the air.
			** Oldseph can still punish Clackers attempts midscreen with Custom Combos, Hermit Wrap, d.s.2C.
			** His clackers only works properly fullscreen, enclose the distance.
			* Don't be cocky as YoJo has great pokes midscreen such as 236A/B, d.2B, 2C, 5B.

	{{NavboxHFTF}}		{{NavboxHFTF}}
	[[Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]		[[Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]

Street Fighter 6/Arjun

Spabobin — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:04:53 GMT

5HP~HP~HP/HK

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	{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|arjun_5hp_hp}}		{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|arjun_5hp_hp}}
	* ~~Can only continue into follow-ups on hit~~		* Always a true blockstring
	* '''Cancel Hitconfirm Window:''' 51f (full TC)		* '''Cancel Hitconfirm Window:''' 51f (full TC); can only input follow-ups on hit
	* Counts as 3 hits for damage scaling when comboed into (applies to next hit)		* Counts as 3 hits for damage scaling when comboed into (applies to next hit)

	~~Loose Cannon is a TC that~~'s similar to Sagat's ~~HP TC, it's unsafe~~ on ~~block but deals good damage & knocks down~~, ~~but unlike Sagat, Arjun~~ can ~~either super~~ cancel ~~it or do~~ the ~~2 unique follow ups that gain more or less use depending on where you are on~~ the ~~screen~~. ~~Super canceling~~ to SA1 ~~will not work~~ midscreen, and ~~while it will work in~~ the corner~~, the heavy punch tc ender will do more damage, so~~ the only use to is to break DI.		An easily hitconfirmable extension from Arjun's massive {{clr\|H\|5HP}}, making it a rewarding poke similar to Sagat's {{clr\|H\|5HP}}. The opponent is knocked down on hit and sent flying a full screen away, giving him no oki unless he inputs a follow-up TC. He can also cancel the 2nd hit directly into a {{clr\|SA\|SA2}}/{{clr\|SA\|SA3}} to secure extra damage without the corner. A cancel to {{clr\|SA\|SA1}} whiffs midscreen and does less damage than the {{clr\|H\|HP}} corner extension; the only use for this cancel is to break {{clr\|DR\|Drive Impact}} armor (which only works if the {{clr\|DR\|DI}} was input immediately before {{clr\|H\|5HP}} connected).

			On block, Arjun is very unsafe and cannot bail himself out with any cancel options.
	{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|arjun_5hp_hp_hp}}		{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|arjun_5hp_hp_hp}}
	* On hit only~~; can only connect on a cornered opponent~~		* Can only be input on hit after {{clr\|H\|5HP}}~{{clr\|H\|HP}} (only combos in the corner)
	* () refers to scaled damage from {{clr\|H\|5HP}}~{{clr\|H\|HP}} combo starter		* () refers to scaled damage from {{clr\|H\|5HP}}~{{clr\|H\|HP}} combo starter
	* '''Cancel Hitconfirm Window:''' 174f (Super, full TC, corner only)		* '''Cancel Hitconfirm Window:''' 174f (Super, full TC, corner only)

	~~Suppression is the TC's corner~~ follow up~~, it deals~~ a ~~whopping~~ 2800 damage ~~while being~~ a ~~consistent~~ cancel ~~into Level 3~~, ~~on regular hit~~, ~~it gives~~ a ~~decent knock down~~ but ~~do note that this exclusively works~~ with the opponent in the ~~corner~~, ~~anywhere else & this move will awkwardly whiff~~.		This follow-up gives Arjun a very respectable 2800 damage from a meterless hitconfirm on cornered opponents, and can be increased to 4800 damage with a cancel to {{clr\|SA\|SA3}}. If you attempt to use this midscreen, it will whiff and leave you +5 far from the opponent.

			Arjun steps back after the knockdown, making his oki somewhat mediocre; neither a dash nor {{clr\|DR\|Drive Rush}} get him close enough for an airtight strike/throw mixup, but he can still pressure with pokes to drain the opponent's Drive gauge. You can get solid meaty pressure with {{clr\|H\|236HP}}, or throw out a Breathing Ring and mix between the Shockwave or baiting the opponent's response. It's not recommended to use Divine Pillar here, as the opponent can easily {{clr\|DR\|Drive Rush}} forward on reaction to the whiffed stomp animation.
	{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|arjun_5hp_hp_hk}}		{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|arjun_5hp_hp_hk}}
	* On hit ~~only;~~ chases ~~down~~ the opponent ~~for better~~ oki		* Can only be input on hit after {{clr\|H\|5HP}}~{{clr\|H\|HP}}
			* Movement Distance: 4.33

			Arjun chases the opponent down, giving him point blank +5 oki from anywhere on the screen. This allows him to threaten with a throw, command throw, shimmy, or strikes like {{clr\|M\|5MK}} or meaty lights into a 3-hit chain confirm. Midscreen, he can turn this meaty {{clr\|L\|2LK}} into a knockdown with {{clr\|L\|2LK}}~{{clr\|L\|2LP}}~{{clr\|L\|2LP}} > {{clr\|L\|236LP}}~{{clr\|L\|6P}}, which fully connects due to the spacing; however, against wide characters you must link the final {{clr\|L\|2LP}}, which has awkward timing to avoid the chain cancel window.

	~~Hot Pursuit~~ is ~~the TC's~~ midscreen ~~follow up, on it's face, it triggers a command run that halts right next~~ to the ~~opponent when they wake up for great frame advantage. It gives enough advantage to threaten any of his~~ pressure ~~tools & even command grab. This works anywhere on the screen but Suppression is a better ender overall~~.		There is very little reason not to use this ender midscreen unless you are fairly close to the corner, in which case you may get slightly better pressure with {{clr\|DR\|Drive Rush}} normals like {{clr\|DR\|DR~}}{{clr\|H\|delay 6HP}}.
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File:NG Gill Portrait Art.png

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:43:19 GMT

HB Production uploaded a new version of File:NG Gill Portrait Art.png HD portrait art, not the in-game sprite

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HD portrait art of Gill for Street Fighter III: New Generation, with the background removed. This is drawn art, not the select screen sprite from the game.

[[Category:Street Fighter 3: New Generation]]

File:NG Gill Portrait Art.png

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:43:03 GMT

HB Production uploaded a new version of File:NG Gill Portrait Art.png Back to the game sprite for a moment, to re-upload the HD art with the right summary

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	[[Category:Street Fighter 3: New Generation]]		[[Category:Street Fighter 3: New Generation]]

File:NG Gill Portrait Art.png

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:30:55 GMT

HB Production uploaded a new version of File:NG Gill Portrait Art.png Gill portrait art, grey background removed

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Gill's character select portrait in Street Fighter III: New Generation (sprite 0x5B70, as the player 1 side shows it), drawn from the game ROM and scaled 4x.

[[Category:Street Fighter 3: New Generation]]

Soulcalibur VI/Miscellaneous

Cyllene.! — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:04:28 GMT

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	==Tier Lists==		==Tier Lists==

	* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ocqad3ywnT4YvpONU-_6Fa6TADgT8K8hT0aH8EI_QrU/edit?usp=sharing SC6 Community tier list] {{tt\|''(Note)''\| Ranks 22-26 are listed in backwards order. Btw I have no idea how the point scoring works lmao}}		* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ocqad3ywnT4YvpONU-_6Fa6TADgT8K8hT0aH8EI_QrU/edit?usp=sharing SC6 Community tier list] {{tt\|''(Note)''\| Ranks 22-26 are listed in backwards order.<br>Btw I have no idea how the point scoring works lmao.}}
	* [https://www.soulcaliburportal.com/scvi-game/late-season-2-tierlists/ Soulcalibur Portal]		* [https://www.soulcaliburportal.com/scvi-game/late-season-2-tierlists/ Soulcalibur Portal]

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	{{Note\|This segment is a stub.}}		{{Note\|This segment is a stub.}}

			Exclusive to Kilik, Xianghua, and Taki.

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	===Standing Punishment Guide===		===Standing Punishment Guide===
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	Kilik, Yoshimitsu, Tira, Cassandra, and Hwang can damage themselves mid combo to increase their critical edge damage. {{tt\|This technique is unexplored\|This technique was somewhat explored in Tekken 7 and Tekken 8 with Yoshimitsu's Rage Art so maybe ask tekken players if you really want inspiration idk.}}.~~<!--~~		Kilik, Yoshimitsu, Tira, Cassandra, and Hwang can damage themselves mid combo to increase their critical edge damage. {{tt\|This technique is unexplored\|This technique was somewhat explored in Tekken 7 and Tekken 8 with Yoshimitsu's Rage Art so maybe ask tekken players if you really want inspiration idk.}}.

	~~===Stance Movement RE Counterplay===~~

	~~Idk man you can use stance moves with built in sidestep or backsway to make RE whiff after safejabbing.-->~~

	===List of GI Unblockables===		===List of GI Unblockables===

Street Fighter 6/Arjun

Spabobin — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:02:19 GMT

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Soulcalibur VI/Azwel/Introduction

Cyllene.! — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:54:31 GMT

Introduction

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	* '''Whiff Punishment''': Sword B+K's massive range lets Azwel back run far away from an opponent's pokes before launching them for a full combo. LH 22B has [https://youtu.be/qR6gAFroSH0?si=43BxvMfsqnbz_2iq&t=228 lots of wall carry].		* '''Whiff Punishment''': Sword B+K's massive range lets Azwel back run far away from an opponent's pokes before launching them for a full combo. LH 22B has [https://youtu.be/qR6gAFroSH0?si=43BxvMfsqnbz_2iq&t=228 lots of wall carry].
	* '''Counter Hits''': 4A+B is an i18, safe on block mid counter hit launcher which stops most characters mashing after landing a sword poke. WR B is an i14, safe on block, hit confirmable crouching counter hit launcher with a natural combo, counter hit launching followup.		* '''Counter Hits''': 4A+B is an i18, safe on block mid counter hit launcher which stops most characters mashing after landing a sword poke. WR B is an i14, safe on block, hit confirmable crouching counter hit launcher with a natural combo, counter hit launching followup.
			* '''Bugged RE''': Sword mode's RE is fast (i20+14) before blocking or getting hit.
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	* '''Difficult To Apply Mixups''': Sword mode's fastest standing low is the i26 1B, and it's fastest crouching low is the i24 FC 1A. A+G throw whiffs after hitting many sword pokes, after blocking most spaced moves, and after blocking moves with high pushback.		* '''Difficult To Apply Mixups''': Sword mode's fastest standing low is the i26 1B, and it's fastest crouching low is the i24 FC 1A. A+G throw whiffs after hitting many sword pokes, after blocking most spaced moves, and after blocking moves with high pushback.
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	* '''{{tt\|Weak Block Punishment\|Excluding the i16 crouching launcher, FC 3B.}}''': No -12 standing punishment. Standing punishment is low damage and effectively minus on hit until -18 and has {{tt\|no launch\|excluding the i20 !W Ax B+K}} until -22. -14 crouching punishment is underwhelming.		* '''{{tt\|Weak Block Punishment\|Excluding the i16 crouching launcher, FC 3B.}}''': No -12 standing punishment. Standing punishment is low damage and effectively minus on hit until -18 and has {{tt\|no launch\|excluding the i20 !W Ax B+K}} until -22. -14 crouching punishment is underwhelming.
	* '''High Risk Low''': If Ax B+K gets counter hit, blocked or GI'ed, Azwel will be put in unformed mode and cannot punish or disrespect the following mixup or pressure. Ax mode does not have any other fast lows to manage the risk of a failed Ax B+K losing the whole round.		* '''High Risk Low''': If Ax B+K gets counter hit, blocked or GI'ed, Azwel will be put in unformed mode and cannot punish or disrespect the following mixup or pressure. Ax mode does not have any other fast lows to manage the risk of a failed Ax B+K losing the whole round.
	* '''RE Bait''': Ax mode's fastest standing move which can always sidestep i20+16 RE after safejabbing is the i18 5A / 5AA, which is a high and selects Sword mode. ~~The i14 mid~~ 6B can bait RE with string mind games.		* '''RE Bait''': Ax mode's fastest standing move which can always sidestep i20+16 RE after safejabbing is the i18 5A / 5AA, which is a high and selects Sword mode. 6B can bait RE with string mind games.
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Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Yun

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:27:49 GMT

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			* Yun ends up 2 pixels further back.
	* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.		* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.

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			* Yun ends up 32 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into a target combo.		* Cancels into a target combo.
	* Hits inside the kara window, so it can still be cancelled into a special move or super art on hit or block.		* Hits inside the kara window, so it can still be cancelled into a special move or super art on hit or block.
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			* Yun ends up 16 pixels further forward.

	* long poke		* long poke
	Reaches 127 px, 13 px past the twin's own arm, for 65 damage, but it takes 9 frames and is -7 on block. The animation is Yun's from 3rd Strike.		Reaches 127 px, 13 px past the twin's own arm, for 65 damage, but it takes 9 frames and is -7 on block. The animation is Yun's from 3rd Strike.
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			* Yun ends up 34 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

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			* Yun ends up 71 pixels further forward.

	* overhead		* overhead
	A 24-frame overhead that reaches 131 px and has to be blocked standing. +1 on hit, -1 on block.		A 24-frame overhead that reaches 131 px and has to be blocked standing. +1 on hit, -1 on block.
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			* Yun ends up 32 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Sean

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:27:47 GMT

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			* Sean ends up 27 pixels further forward.

	* long poke		* long poke
	Reaches 103 px with the hit 28 px past Sean's leg, and it's +1 on block. It can't be cancelled. The lowest point of its hitbox is 63 px above the floor, so it goes over a crouching Elena or Ibuki.		Reaches 103 px with the hit 28 px past Sean's leg, and it's +1 on block. It can't be cancelled. The lowest point of its hitbox is 63 px above the floor, so it goes over a crouching Elena or Ibuki.
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			* Sean ends up 3 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into special, super art.		* Cancels into special, super art.

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			* Sean ends up 1 pixel further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Ryu

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			* Ryu ends up 7 pixels further forward.

	* longest standing normal		* longest standing normal
	Ryu's longest standing button at 118 px, with the hit 19 px past his leg. It's +3 on hit and -1 on block. Only a crouching Elena is low enough to stay under it.		Ryu's longest standing button at 118 px, with the hit 19 px past his leg. It's +3 on hit and -1 on block. Only a crouching Elena is low enough to stay under it.
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			* Ryu ends up 28 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.

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			* Ryu ends up 4 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Oro

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:27:42 GMT

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			* Oro ends up 80 pixels further forward.

	* long poke		* long poke
	* misses most crouching characters		* misses most crouching characters
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			* Oro ends up 6 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into super art.		* Cancels into super art.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Necro

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			* Necro ends up 4 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into special, super art.		* Cancels into special, super art.

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			* Necro ends up 12 pixels further forward.

	* longest normal		* longest normal
	A 183 px punch, Necro's longest normal, that hits every crouching character and is +1 on block. It takes 15 frames and is active for a single frame.		A 183 px punch, Necro's longest normal, that hits every crouching character and is +1 on block. It takes 15 frames and is active for a single frame.
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			* Necro ends up 2 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Ken

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			* Ken ends up 34 pixels further forward.

	* mid-range kick		* mid-range kick
	* hold MK for an overhead		* hold MK for an overhead
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			* Ken ends up 50 pixels further forward.

	* longest standing normal		* longest standing normal
	* slow		* slow
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			* Ken ends up 1 pixel further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Ibuki

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			* Ibuki ends up 14 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.
	* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.		* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.
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			* Ibuki ends up 4 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into a target combo.		* Cancels into a target combo.

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			* Ibuki ends up 8 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.
	* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.		* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.
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			* Ibuki ends up 4 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into a target combo.		* Cancels into a target combo.

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			* Ibuki ends up 18 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into special, super art.		* Cancels into special, super art.

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			* Ibuki ends up 18 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into a target combo.		* Cancels into a target combo.

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			* Ibuki ends up 18 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.
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			* Ibuki ends up 40 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into super jump.		* Cancels into super jump.

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			* Ibuki ends up 81 pixels further forward.

	* overhead		* overhead
	* plus on block		* plus on block
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			* Ibuki ends up 39 pixels further forward.

	* high stun		* high stun
	75 damage and 22 stun, but it takes 13 frames, is active for one frame and is -8 on block.		75 damage and 22 stun, but it takes 13 frames, is active for one frame and is -8 on block.
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			* Ibuki ends up 77 pixels further forward.

	* slide		* slide
	* goes under high attacks		* goes under high attacks

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Gill

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	* Ice when Gill faces right, fire when he faces left; the Ice / Fire button under the pictures switches between them.		* Ice when Gill faces right, fire when he faces left; the Ice / Fire button under the pictures switches between them.
			* Gill ends up 8 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.
	* Chip damage when blocked: 1/16 of its damage.		* Chip damage when blocked: 1/16 of its damage.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Elena

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			* Elena ends up 10 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.
	* Cancels into special, super art.		* Cancels into special, super art.
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			* Elena ends up 6 pixels further back.

	* anti-air		* anti-air
	A 14-frame kick whose hitbox covers 64 to 111 px above the floor, reaching 108 px. It goes over a crouching Elena, Ibuki or Oro. -4 on block.		A 14-frame kick whose hitbox covers 64 to 111 px above the floor, reaching 108 px. It goes over a crouching Elena, Ibuki or Oro. -4 on block.
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			* Elena ends up 2 pixels further forward.

	* ducks while kicking		* ducks while kicking
	Reaches 108 px. While it starts and recovers, Elena's hurtbox drops to about 60 px, so high attacks can go over her. Even on hit, -2 on block.		Reaches 108 px. While it starts and recovers, Elena's hurtbox drops to about 60 px, so high attacks can go over her. Even on hit, -2 on block.
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			* Elena ends up 30 pixels further forward.

	* two hits		* two hits
	Two kicks for 65 damage that reach 99 px as Elena steps about 30 px forward, -3 on block.		Two kicks for 65 damage that reach 99 px as Elena steps about 30 px forward, -3 on block.
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			* Elena ends up 2 pixels further back.

	* overhead		* overhead
	* long reach		* long reach
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			* Elena ends up 12 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

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			* Elena ends up 90 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.
	* Same attack frames as Slide, with its own numbers.		* Same attack frames as Slide, with its own numbers.
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	\|stun=4		\|stun=4
	\|description=		\|description=
			* Elena ends up 4 pixels further forward.
	* Knocks down on hit.		* Knocks down on hit.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Dudley

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:27:27 GMT

Add where standing and crouching normals leave the character, measured in game

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	\|description=		\|description=
			* Dudley ends up 21 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into super art.		* Cancels into super art.

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	\|stun=18		\|stun=18
	\|description=		\|description=
			* Dudley ends up 60 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into super art.		* Cancels into super art.
	* Same attack frames as Stand HP, with its own numbers.		* Same attack frames as Stand HP, with its own numbers.
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	\|stun=10		\|stun=10
	\|description=		\|description=
			* Dudley ends up 15 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.		* Cancels into special, super art, a target combo.

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	\|stun=8		\|stun=8
	\|description=		\|description=
			* Dudley ends up 32 pixels further forward.
	* Cancels into a target combo.		* Cancels into a target combo.

Street Fighter 3: New Generation/Alex

HB Production — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 11:27:25 GMT

Add where standing and crouching normals leave the character, measured in game

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	\|stun=21		\|stun=21
	\|description=		\|description=
			* Alex ends up 40 pixels further forward.

	* slow		* slow
	85 damage and 135 px of reach, but 15 frames to come out and -8 on block. The lowest point of its hitbox is 63 px above the floor, so it goes over a crouching Elena or Ibuki. Against an airborne opponent it doesn't knock down: they flip and land on their feet.		85 damage and 135 px of reach, but 15 frames to come out and -8 on block. The lowest point of its hitbox is 63 px above the floor, so it goes over a crouching Elena or Ibuki. Against an airborne opponent it doesn't knock down: they flip and land on their feet.
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	\|stun=5x2		\|stun=5x2
	\|description=		\|description=
			* Alex ends up 79 pixels further forward.
	* 2 hits.		* 2 hits.

Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike/Dudley

Bee eats flowers — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:44:22 GMT

Added hitboxes for all of Dudleys normals and universals. Still need special and super hitboxes but I'll get to that.

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Street Fighter 6/Arjun/Data

Spabobin — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 10:32:34 GMT

5HK

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	\| jugLimit = 0		\| jugLimit = 0
	\| atkRange = 1.87		\| atkRange = 1.87
	\| notes = Head and kicking leg hurtboxes are anti-air invuln on frames 11-17; solid anti-air but has slow startup and cannot hit cross-up; puts opponent into a limited juggle state (grounded hit only juggles into SA1); Punish Counter launched opponents high into the air (allows stronger follow-up juggles like a fully charged 5HK~HP Target Combo); extends a hurtbox 1f before active that is vulnerable to projectiles		\| notes = Head and kicking leg hurtboxes are anti-air invuln on frames 11-17; solid anti-air but has slow startup and cannot hit cross-up; whiffs on crouching opponents unless they extend a vertical hurtbox; puts opponent into a limited juggle state (grounded hit only juggles into SA1); Punish Counter launched opponents high into the air (allows stronger follow-up juggles like a fully charged 5HK~HP Target Combo); extends a hurtbox 1f before active that is vulnerable to projectiles
	}}		}}