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Street Fighter 6/Marisa

NelluC — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 02:38:08 GMT

nj.2HP

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	** Cannot be used to avoid the 2nd hit of JP's {{clr\|OD\|OD Amnesia}} bombs		** Cannot be used to avoid the 2nd hit of JP's {{clr\|OD\|OD Amnesia}} bombs

	An interesting air command normal that has a wide horizontal hitbox. The cross-up hitbox prevents opponents from easily walking or dashing under Marisa's neutral jumps, forcing them to anti-air or back up to avoid it. Deals the most drive damage of Marisa's jump buttons.		An interesting air command normal that has a wide horizontal hitbox. The cross-up hitbox prevents opponents from easily walking or dashing under Marisa's neutral jumps, forcing them to anti-air or back up to avoid it. Particularly useful for punishing an opponent's Drive Reversal when neutral jumped, if the Drive Reversal happens to go too far forward. Deals the most drive damage of Marisa's jump buttons.
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Pokken Tournament DX/Glossary

ChargedLightning — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 01:59:40 GMT

Pokken Terminology: Fixed misinformation in the Burst Declare section and a punctuation error in the Light Armor section.

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	\| properties = <p>The act of going into Burst Mode by pressing L+R while not in Burst Mode when the Synergy Gauge is full.</p>		\| properties = <p>The act of going into Burst Mode by pressing L+R while not in Burst Mode when the Synergy Gauge is full.</p>
	<p>Burst Declare is invincible for the entire duration of the animation, and emits a wave that knocks the opponent back.</p>		<p>Burst Declare is invincible for the entire duration of the animation, and emits a wave that knocks the opponent back.</p>
	<p>~~Using~~ Burst Declare resets the PSP counter for both players.</p>		<p>Hitting the opponent with Burst Declare resets the PSP counter for both players.</p>
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	\| movement = yes		\| movement = yes
	\| properties = <p>Armor which characters in Burst Mode have. It negates hitstun from Light attacks.<p>		\| properties = <p>Armor which characters in Burst Mode have. It negates hitstun from Light attacks.<p>
	<p>While it negates hitstun, it does not negate damage or PSP</p>		<p>While it negates hitstun, it does not negate damage or PSP.</p>
	<p>A character in Burst Mode has it regardless of if they are performing an attack.</p>		<p>A character in Burst Mode has it regardless of if they are performing an attack.</p>
	<p>The armor will break after being hit with 9 Light attacks, with the 10th dealing hitstun and damage as normal.</p>		<p>The armor will break after being hit with 9 Light attacks, with the 10th dealing hitstun and damage as normal.</p>

Street Fighter 6/Marisa

NelluC — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 01:50:17 GMT

5LK

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	* Applies 20% damage scaling to next hit when beginning a combo (100/80/70...)		* Applies 20% damage scaling to next hit when beginning a combo (100/80/70...)

	A quick shin kick and Marisa's farthest reaching light normal. Extremely limited follow-up options even on {{clr\|PC\|Counter-hit}}, with ~~only~~ {{clr\|SA\|~~SA2~~}} ~~connecting at max range.~~ {{clr\|L\|~~214LP~~}} ~~is also semi-reliable if connecting from slightly closer~~.		A quick shin kick and Marisa's farthest reaching light normal. Extremely limited follow-up options even on {{clr\|PC\|Counter-hit}}, with {{clr\|L\|214LP}} being the default option and a super option with {{clr\|SA\|SA2}}.

	Useful as a low-commitment neutral check, particularly against {{clr\|DR\|Drive Impact}} when buffering ({{clr\|DR\|DR}}/{{clr\|DR\|DI}}/Gladius).		Useful as a low-commitment neutral check, particularly against {{clr\|DR\|Drive Impact}} when buffering ({{clr\|DR\|DR}}/{{clr\|DR\|DI}}/Gladius), and in defensive mash or offensive frame trap sequences, where a {{clr\|PC\|Counter-hit}} {{clr\|L\|2LP}} will hit but be out of range for a second jab, whereas this will hit.

	Despite not hitting low, {{clr\|L\|5LK}} will disrupt upper-body armored moves like Gladius and Scutum.		Despite not hitting low, {{clr\|L\|5LK}} will disrupt upper-body armored moves like Gladius and Scutum.

Avatar Legends/Aang/Combos

AvianZebra — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 01:21:35 GMT

More combos for Gyatso

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	It's important to hold forward after doing the motion for scooter because Gyatso lets you influence your direction while riding scooter, letting you get midscreen C scooter pickups. You also need to make sure you only use the first hit of 5B after landing from j.B > j.C so 214C can combo.		It's important to hold forward after doing the motion for scooter because Gyatso lets you influence your direction while riding scooter, letting you get midscreen C scooter pickups. You also need to make sure you only use the first hit of 5B after landing from j.B > j.C so 214C can combo.
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			\| Title = Midscreen air-hit BnB
			\| Oneliner =
			\| Difficulty = Medium
			\| Video = Aang Gyatt Midscreen Airhit.mp4
			\| Recipe = (air hit) {{clr\|A\|5A}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|2C}} > {{clr\|A\|23[6]B}}~X > dl.{{clr\|A\|j.A}} > {{clr\|B\|j.B}} > {{clr\|A\|5A}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|5C}} > dl.{{clr\|C\|6C}} > {{clr\|C\|214C}} > {{clr\|D\|j.D}} > {{clr\|B\|j.B}} {{clr\|A\|5A}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|5C}} > dl.{{clr\|C\|6C}} > {{clr\|B\|214B}}
			\| content = Route you want to use when converting from catching jumps, or from launchers like {{clr\|C\|j.2C}}. If the {{clr\|C\|214C}} might whiff, omit the second hit of {{clr\|B\|5B}} to not push the opponent as far.
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	\| content = Requires being very close to the corner, will drop if either you or the opponent are somewhat spaced out of it.		\| content = Requires being very close to the corner, will drop if either you or the opponent are somewhat spaced out of it.
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	\| Title = Troublemaker ~~midscreen~~		\| Title = Troublemaker Midscreen
	\| Oneliner =		\| Oneliner =
	\| Difficulty = Medium		\| Difficulty = Medium
	\| Video = Aang Gyatt Troublemaker.mp4		\| Video = Aang Gyatt Troublemaker two.mp4
	\| Recipe = {{clr\|B\|2B}}(crit) > {{clr\|A\|236A}}~8X > {{clr\|C\|~~j.2~~[C]}} > {{clr\|C\|~~5[C]~~}} > {{clr\|A\|~~236A~~}}~~~2X~~ > {{clr\|B\|6B}} > {{clr\|C\|236C}}~X > {{clr\|C\|j.2[C]}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|5C}} > ~~dl.~~{{clr\|C\|6C}} > {{clr\|C\|~~214C~~}} > {{clr\|D\|j.2D}} > {{clr\|A\|5A}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|2C}} > {{clr\|A\|214B}}		\| Recipe = {{clr\|B\|2B}}(crit) > {{clr\|A\|236A}}~2X > {{clr\|C\|5[C]}} > {{clr\|A\|236A}}~6X > {{clr\|C\|j.2[C]}} > {{clr\|B\|6B}} > {{clr\|C\|236C}}~X > {{clr\|C\|j.2[C]}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|2C}} > {{clr\|C\|236C}}(no hit)~6X > {{clr\|B\|j.B}} > {{clr\|C\|j.C}} > {{clr\|A\|5AA}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|5C}} > dl.{{clr\|C\|6C}} > {{clr\|A\|214B}}
	\| content = Wallsplat from {{clr\|C\|5[C]}} will cause your Chakra Art to not sideswap. Ommitting the {{clr\|C\|5[C]}} and going straight to {{clr\|B\|6B}} loses a lot of dmg, but is easier and retains super's sideswap.		\| content = Do the first A-scooter for however long you need to land {{clr\|C\|5[C]}}. The {{clr\|B\|j.B}} > {{clr\|C\|j.C}} sequence drops against Toph, so replace with dl.{{clr\|A\|j.A}} > {{clr\|B\|j.B}}. Wallsplat from {{clr\|C\|5[C]}} will cause your Chakra Art to not sideswap. Ommitting the {{clr\|C\|5[C]}} and going straight to {{clr\|B\|6B}} loses a lot of dmg, but is easier and retains super's sideswap.
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			{{TheoryBox
			\| Title = Midscreen Advanced BnB
			\| Oneliner =
			\| Difficulty = Hard
			\| Video = Aang Gyatt Advanced Midscreen.mp4
			\| Recipe = {{clr\|A\|5AA}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|2C}} > {{clr\|C\|23[6]C}}~X > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|2C}} > {{clr\|A\|23[6]A}}~X > dl.{{clr\|A\|j.A}} > {{clr\|B\|j.B}} > {{clr\|A\|5A}} > {{clr\|B\|5B}} > {{clr\|C\|5C}} > dl.{{clr\|C\|6C}} > 214{{clr\|B\|B}}
			\| content = Much harder, but completely resource-less corner-to-corner combo. You can apply this routing to any midscreen launch that leaves them at a good height.
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File:Aang Gyatt Troublemaker two.mp4

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NelluC — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 01:17:12 GMT

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File:Aang Gyatt Midscreen Airhit.mp4

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Aang Gyatt Midscreen Airhit bnb

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Aang Gyatt Advanced Midscreen BnB

Giant Gram 2000/Don Leo Johnathan

Crowspaceboy — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:48:31 GMT

Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
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	===Overview===		===Overview===
	Don Leo ~~placeholder~~<br>		Don Leo Johnathan was a famous Canadian wrestler known as "The Mormon Giant". At 6'6" and 300+ pounds, he was an exceptionally athletic powerhouse who blended size with rare agility during a career spanning from 1949 to 1980.<br>

			Gameplay wise, DLJ's toolkit reflects his old-school brawling and innovative style. He's powerful, basic, and hardy, but struggles versus opponents that work more modern, high flying styles.<br>

Giant Gram 2000/The Destroyer

Crowspaceboy — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:43:59 GMT

66T (Facing Ropes)

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	\|Special Property=		\|Special Property=
	\|Meter Build=		\|Meter Build=
	\|Reversal Window =		\|Reversal Window = 2-9
	\|description = Generic tool that tosses the opponent out of the ring. Makes the opponent lose a bit of MAX mode, which may be important in some situations. Destroyer has no diving abilities and his apron stuff is somewhat sub-par, so this has limited usefulness beyond MAX meter removal.		\|description = Generic tool that tosses the opponent out of the ring. Makes the opponent lose a bit of MAX mode, which may be important in some situations. Destroyer has no diving abilities and his apron stuff is somewhat sub-par, so this has limited usefulness beyond MAX meter removal.
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Giant Gram 2000/Toshiaki Kawada

Crowspaceboy — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:43:39 GMT

66A (Near Corner)

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 Like other corner attack-throws, this can JF combo off of attacks, like your 5A, and create psuedo-unblockables.
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User:Mserob

Mserob — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:37:17 GMT

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Street Fighter 6/Manon/Data

Spabobin — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:25:15 GMT

3HK

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	\| hitAdv = KD +26		\| hitAdv = KD +26
	\| blockAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VM\|-23}}		\| blockAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VM\|-23}}
	\| punishAdv = HKD +36		\| punishAdv = HKD +71 Tumble
	\| perfParryAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VM\|-39}}		\| perfParryAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VM\|-39}}
	\| afterDRHit = KD +26		\| afterDRHit = KD +26
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	\| superGainBlk = 250 (125)		\| superGainBlk = 250 (125)
	\| invuln = 9-19 Air (Leg)		\| invuln = 9-19 Air (Leg)
	\| jugStart = 1		\| jugStart = 3
	\| jugIncrease = 1		\| jugIncrease = 1
	\| jugLimit = 2		\| jugLimit = 2
	\| atkRange = 2.04		\| atkRange = 2.04
	\| notes = Not a low attack despite the animation; works as an anti-air to to invincibility on kicking leg; puts opponents into limited juggle state; can hit cross-up; kicks airborne opponents backwards for a side switch; Punish Counter also switches sides and ~~gives~~ a ~~Hard Knockdown~~, ~~allowing follow-up oki~~; only the 1st active frame can hit grounded opponents (active frames 2-9 hit airborne)		\| notes = Not a low attack despite the animation; works as an anti-air to to invincibility on kicking leg; puts opponents into limited juggle state; can hit cross-up; kicks airborne opponents backwards for a side switch; Punish Counter also switches sides and puts the opponent into a limited juggle tumbling knockdown that can juggle into 2HK, SA1, or SA2; only the 1st active frame can hit grounded opponents (active frames 2-9 hit airborne)
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Street Fighter 6/Version/2.0401

Spabobin — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:25:10 GMT

Manon

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 === '''Manon''' ===
+* {{clr|M|5MK}}
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Street Fighter 6/Manon/Data

Spabobin — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:12:26 GMT

Manège Doré (63214P)

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	\| guard = L		\| guard = L
	\| cancel = -		\| cancel = -
	\| hitAdv = {{sf6-adv\|P\|+3}}		\| hitAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+4}}
	\| blockAdv = {{sf6-adv\|M\|-2}}		\| blockAdv = {{sf6-adv\|M\|-2}}
	\| punishAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+7}}		\| punishAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+8}}
	\| perfParryAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VM\|-18}}		\| perfParryAdv = {{sf6-adv\|VM\|-18}}
	\| afterDRHit = {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+7}}		\| afterDRHit = {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+8}}
	\| afterDRBlk = {{sf6-adv\|P\|+2}}		\| afterDRBlk = {{sf6-adv\|P\|+2}}
	\| hitstun = 23		\| hitstun = 24
	\| blockstun = 18		\| blockstun = 18
	\| hitstop = 11		\| hitstop = 11
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	\| jugLimit = 0		\| jugLimit = 0
	\| atkRange = 1.62 (1.60)		\| atkRange = 1.62 (1.60)
	\| notes = Good range low poke that ~~leads~~ to ~~combos and frame advantage when used~~ out of Drive Rush; high pushback on hit and block; ~~after Drive Rush,~~ can ~~link into 5MP at closer ranges~~		\| notes = Good range low poke that can link to 2LP point blank or 4HP out of Drive Rush or Punish Counter; high pushback on hit and block; can give limited DR pressure on block but pushes back too far for a tick throw or any frame trap besides 5LK
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	\| damage = 2000~3700		\| damage = 2000~3700
	\| startup = 10		\| startup = 10
	\| active = 2		\| active = 3
	\| recovery = 49		\| recovery = 48
	\| total = 60		\| total = 60
	\| guard = T		\| guard = T
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	\| startup = 8		\| startup = 8
	\| active = 2		\| active = 3
	\| recovery = 51		\| recovery = 50
	\| total = 60		\| total = 60
	\| guard = T		\| guard = T
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	\| startup = 5		\| startup = 5
	\| active = 2		\| active = 3
	\| recovery = 54		\| recovery = 53
	\| total = 60		\| total = 60
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	\| damage = 2000~3700		\| damage = 2000~3700
	\| startup = 8		\| startup = 8
	\| active = 2		\| active = 3
	\| recovery = 51		\| recovery = 50
	\| total = 60		\| total = 60
	\| guard = T		\| guard = T

User:Iceman

Iceman — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:06:10 GMT

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Street Fighter 6/Manon/Data

Spabobin — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:01:28 GMT

5MK

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Street Fighter 6/Version/2.0401

Spabobin — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 22:55:50 GMT

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	== '''Universal Changes''' ==		== '''Universal Changes''' ==
	*		* '''Modern Controls'''
			** Special move shortcuts input with {{clr\|DR\|2S}} can now universally be input as {{clr\|DR\|1S}}/{{clr\|DR\|2S}}/{{clr\|DR\|3S}} to choose the attack strength
			** Several characters have had adjustments to their Normal attacks, Special shortcut inputs, and Assist Combos
			* '''{{clr\|DR\|Drive Reversal}}'''
			** Fixed issue where holding back during the screen freeze of the opponent's {{clr\|DR\|Drive Reversal}} would cancel out previous command inputs
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Avatar Legends/Azula

Akanesasu — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 22:46:31 GMT

Overview: Also forgot a final "."

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	* '''Scary Mixups:''' Azula has a very competent mixup game with her airdashes, and with an ember patch down, her throw can do significant damage compared to other characters.		* '''Scary Mixups:''' Azula has a very competent mixup game with her airdashes, and with an ember patch down, her throw can do significant damage compared to other characters.
	* '''High Skill Floor and Ceiling:''' Azula rewards dedication and executional prowess very handsomely. Anyone that puts in the proper effort gets one of the most terrifying characters in the entire game.		* '''High Skill Floor and Ceiling:''' Azula rewards dedication and executional prowess very handsomely. Anyone that puts in the proper effort gets one of the most terrifying characters in the entire game.
			* '''Resource damage:''' Azula has access to two moves that cause flow damage on hit,her first just frame 6C of a round dealing 1 bar, and her just frame super dealing two in a combo or 4 raw. Her just frame super also removes 3 Chakra from her opponent once per round thanks to a critical hit. This can let her deprive the opponent of strong options should she find the opportunity.
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	* '''High Execution...:''' Azula's combo execution can be demanding at times, requiring good timing to hit just frames (including a true 1-frame release window for 6H) for her largest damage combos.		* '''High Execution...:''' Azula's combo execution can be demanding at times, requiring good timing to hit just frames (including a true 1-frame release window for 6H) for her largest damage combos.

User:Faltimux

Faltimux — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 22:11:28 GMT

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Avatar Legends/Aang

Landen — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 21:33:32 GMT

Another detail about gyatso scooter

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	*When you jump off with a front/back input, the forward/backward speed is fixed. It doesn't matter how fast the scooter is going, aang will be moving at the same speed if he does a non-neutral hop option. Neutral hop options preserve the scooter speed.		*When you jump off with a front/back input, the forward/backward speed is fixed. It doesn't matter how fast the scooter is going, aang will be moving at the same speed if he does a non-neutral hop option. Neutral hop options preserve the scooter speed.
	*The acceleration-control continues once you hop, and can be quite extreme. Combining this with gliding/fastfalling grants surprising mix options but is difficult to control precisely.		*The acceleration-control continues once you hop, and can be quite extreme. Combining this with gliding/fastfalling grants surprising mix options but is difficult to control precisely.
			*If your scooter is blocked by an enemy, you can use air-flow options to cancel out of most of the frames. Fastfall tends to be the safest option.
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Street Fighter 6/Yasmine/Data

Spabobin — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 21:18:12 GMT

Character Vitals

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	\| throwHurtbox = 0.33		\| throwHurtbox = 0.33
	\| fwdWalkSpd = 0.~~039~~		\| fwdWalkSpd = 0.049
	\| bwdWalkSpd = 0.034		\| bwdWalkSpd = 0.034
	\| fwdDashSpd = 19		\| fwdDashSpd = 19

Avatar Legends/Aang

Landen — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 21:16:50 GMT

rewrote/added some overview/gyatso things

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	{{Character Label\|Avatar_Legends\|Aang\|35px\|AL Aang Icon.png}} is a mobile ~~rushdown~~ character possessing multiple tools to move around the screen and open up the opponent.		{{Character Label\|Avatar_Legends\|Aang\|35px\|AL Aang Icon.png}} is a mobile midrange trickster character possessing multiple tools to move around the screen and open up the opponent.
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	* Lots of movement tools and ways to use them		* Lots of movement tools and ways to use them
	* Various mix-up and pressure tools		* Various mix-up and pressure tools
	* ~~Rushdown~~ oriented gameplay		* Tricky neutral-oriented gameplay
	* Gamestate(Wind) specific combos		* Gamestate(Wind) specific combos
	* He can 2 touch...		* He can 2 touch...
	* '''The Avatar!'''		* '''The Avatar!'''
	\| avoid =		\| avoid =
	*Lacking neutral control without commitment		*Lacking neutral control without commitment/careful spacing
			*Has a hard time getting out of close-range
			*Unintuitive movement tools
	*Gamestate(Wind) specific combos		*Gamestate(Wind) specific combos
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	Specifically, it enables him to influence his speed and direction on both the scooter and jump followups. Additionally, the {{AL-Button\|A}} version will instead go through opponents, and the {{AL-Button\|B}} version will cause a higher launch on an Elemental Blast.		Specifically, it enables him to influence his speed and direction on both the scooter and jump followups. Additionally, the {{AL-Button\|A}} version will instead go through opponents, and the {{AL-Button\|B}} version will cause a higher launch on an Elemental Blast.
			*{{AL-Button\|A}} can now short-hop, putting you on the ground very fast
			*When you jump off with a front/back input, the forward/backward speed is fixed. It doesn't matter how fast the scooter is going, aang will be moving at the same speed if he does a non-neutral hop option. Neutral hop options preserve the scooter speed.
			*The acceleration-control continues once you hop, and can be quite extreme. Combining this with gliding/fastfalling grants surprising mix options but is difficult to control precisely.
	\|s2name=Appa		\|s2name=Appa
	\|s2content=		\|s2content=

Fatal Fury Special/Wolfgang Krauser

Guruslum — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 20:41:55 GMT

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	Europe's Emperor of Darkness and the man Geese fears most, the unstoppable Wolfgang Krauser has grown tired of ruling from the shadows and ~~is out~~ to display his dominance to the world.		Europe's Emperor of Darkness and the man Geese fears most, the unstoppable Wolfgang Krauser has grown tired of ruling from the shadows and hosts The King of Fighters to display his dominance to the world.

	Krauser is a strong character who can perform well even against many top-tier characters. His defining move is his Blitzball projectile which recovers fast, can be thrown either high or low and knocks down on hit for easy repositioning. Combined with nice midrange tools and one of the best throws in the game, he maintains a constant presence in neutral, and if he pushes the opponent to the corner they'll have a tough time escaping from Blitzball traps. That being said, his jump-ins are quite mediocre, his low pokes are lacking, he has no confirm combos and no reversal outside of a mid counter.		Krauser is a strong character who can perform well even against many top-tier characters. His defining move is his Blitzball projectile which recovers fast, can be thrown either high or low and knocks down on hit for easy repositioning. Combined with nice midrange tools and one of the best throws in the game, he maintains a constant presence in neutral, and if he pushes the opponent to the corner they'll have a tough time escaping from Blitzball traps. That being said, his jump-ins are quite mediocre, his low pokes are lacking, he has no confirm combos and no reversal outside of a mid counter.

Fatal Fury Special/Mai Shiranui

Guruslum — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 20:24:24 GMT

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	* Extremely powerful reversal		* Extremely powerful reversal
	* Above average walkspeed paired with long pokes		* Above average walkspeed paired with long pokes
	* ~~Shortest~~ crouch, crawl~~, and crouching hitstun hurtboxes~~		* Small hurtboxes, including the shortest crouch and crawl
	\|cons=		\|cons=
	* Tied for lowest dizzy points		* Tied for lowest dizzy points
	* ~~Jump~~ and ~~backdash have unique shortcomings~~		* Prejump and landing are twice as slow as other characters
	* ~~Combos often vary by matchup or require point blank range~~		* Has the only ground throwable backdash
	}}		}}

User:Landen

Landen — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:43:32 GMT

User account Landen was created

Street Fighter 6/Yasmine/Introduction

Death By Orange — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:18:26 GMT

Introduction

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	* managing a character unique resource that changes your pressure and combos		* managing a character unique resource that changes your pressure and combos
	* relatively stiff combo structure		* relatively stiff combo structure
			* down down inputs :(((((((((((((
	}}		}}
	<br>		<br>

Street Fighter 6/Yasmine

Death By Orange — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:17:36 GMT

Pangil sa Likuran (22P)

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	{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|yasmine_22p}}		{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|yasmine_22p}}
	* 2 hits; button strength determines projectile distance		* 2 hits; button strength determines projectile distance
	* Projectile disappears if Yasmine is hit		* Projectile disappears if Yasmine is hit but NOT if blocking
	* First hit of projectile leaves opponent standing, 2nd hit puts opponent into a {{sf6-jug\|limited juggle}} state		* First hit of projectile leaves opponent standing, 2nd hit puts opponent into a {{sf6-jug\|limited juggle}} state
	* Applies 20% damage scaling to next hit when beginning a combo; counts as 2 hits for damage scaling when comboed into (applies to next hit)		* Applies 20% damage scaling to next hit when beginning a combo; counts as 2 hits for damage scaling when comboed into (applies to next hit)
	{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|yasmine_22pp}}		{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|yasmine_22pp}}
	* 3 hits; button combination determines projectile distance		* 3 hits; button combination determines projectile distance
	* Projectile disappears if Yasmine is hit		* Projectile disappears if Yasmine is hit but NOT if blocking
	* First hit of projectile leaves opponent standing, 2nd/3rd hits put opponent into a {{sf6-jug\|limited juggle}} state		* First hit of projectile leaves opponent standing, 2nd/3rd hits put opponent into a {{sf6-jug\|limited juggle}} state
	* '''{{clr\|SA\|SA2}} Cancel Advantage:''' {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+16}} oH / {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+12}} oB		* '''{{clr\|SA\|SA2}} Cancel Advantage:''' {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+16}} oH / {{sf6-adv\|VP\|+12}} oB

Street Fighter 6/Yasmine/Introduction

Death By Orange — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:08:35 GMT

Introduction

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	* unique tools for mixing up your opponent		* unique tools for mixing up your opponent
	\| avoid=		\| avoid=
	* a kit generally designed for up mid-close range mayhem		* a kit generally designed for up mid-close range mixup mayhem
	* managing a character unique resource that changes your pressure and combos		* managing a character unique resource that changes your pressure and combos
	* ~~learning oki more complex than basic strike/throw/stagger~~		* relatively stiff combo structure
	}}		}}
	<br>		<br>

Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike/Yang

Snooze — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:07:46 GMT

6MK: added guard level, karaDistance, meter build

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	\|onBlock=-1		\|onBlock=-1
	\|attackLevel=M		\|attackLevel=M
	~~\|parry=H~~
	\|damage=14		\|damage=14
	\|stun=11		\|stun=11
			\|karaDistance=8
			\|guard=H
			\|parry=H
			\|cancelOptions=
			\|selfMeterWhiff=2
			\|selfMeterHit=10
			\|selfMeterBlock=5
			\|oppMeterHit=2
			\|oppMeterBlock=0
	\|description=		\|description=
	* 8 kara ~~range~~		* 8 px kara option
	* Self meter gain: Whiff: 2, Hit: 10, Block: 5.
	* Opponent meter gain: Whiff: 0, Hit: 2, Block: 0.
	}}		}}
	}}		}}

	=====<font style="visibility:hidden; float:right">6HP (close)</font>=====		=====<font style="visibility:hidden; float:right">6HP (close)</font>=====
	{{MoveData		{{MoveData

Street Fighter 6/Yasmine

Death By Orange — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 19:04:11 GMT

2MK~HK

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	{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|yasmine_2mk_hk}}		{{AttackDataCargo-SF6/Query\|yasmine_2mk_hk}}
	*		*
			A long range single-hitconfirmable low that leads to a knockdown? In '''''my''''' SF6?

			Knockdowns you can single hit confirm without meter are quite rare in SF6, mostly reserved for heavy buttons like the archetypal Shoto {{clr\|H\|5HP}}; having one on a fairly long ranged low poke is invaluable, letting you lean a bit away from {{clr\|M\|2MK}} > {{clr\|DR\|DRC}} and save meter for Yasmine's great OD moves. Though not cancellable into super, it ''can'' be canceled into her install exclusive special move "Linya ng Liwanag" for extensions.

			P.S.
			For better consistency in special moves, try watching the health bar! This updates faster than the hit reactions of characters. Make 'em scared to walk back!!

	}}		}}

User:Kermalicious/Katara Sandbox

Kermalicious — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 18:54:55 GMT

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	https://discord.com/channels/1434977687876800846/1434989897961439353/1522723723738878094		https://discord.com/channels/1434977687876800846/1434989897961439353/1522723723738878094

			https://discord.com/channels/1434977687876800846/1434989897961439353/1534629670748946768

	Oki ender no groundbonce (Pakku?) 5C > 236A~4A~6D~6D, j.AB > j.214C, rejump j.ABC > 236XX		Oki ender no groundbonce (Pakku?) 5C > 236A~4A~6D~6D, j.AB > j.214C, rejump j.ABC > 236XX

Street Fighter 6/Yasmine/Introduction

Death By Orange — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 18:52:45 GMT

Introduction

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	{{ ReasonsToPick		{{ ReasonsToPick
	\| pick=		\| pick=
	*		* love lots of mobility options
			* changing what you do on the fly based on your resources
			* unique tools for mixing up your opponent
	\| avoid=		\| avoid=
	*		* a kit generally designed for up mid-close range mayhem
			* managing a character unique resource that changes your pressure and combos
			* learning oki more complex than basic strike/throw/stagger
	}}		}}
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Avatar Legends/Katara

Kermalicious — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 16:47:35 GMT

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	* '''Water Whip Stance:''' Katara has access to her flow movement while in Water Whip Stance (214X), letting her threaten an enormous low or anti-air alongside everything else. Katara can also cancel her normals and rekka into stance, opening up unique and tricky pressure sequences.		* '''Water Whip Stance:''' Katara has access to her flow movement while in Water Whip Stance (214X), letting her threaten an enormous low or anti-air alongside everything else. Katara can also cancel her normals and rekka into stance, opening up unique and tricky pressure sequences.
	\| avoid =		\| avoid =
			* '''Unintuitive:''' Katara has a diverse set of tools that enables a broad range of tactics. Successfully ''flowing'' from keep-away with her disjoints and projectiles to monsterous pressure with her movement and stance cancels will take time and experience to master.
	* '''High Execution:''' Many of Katara's BnBs have tricky executional requirements, requiring very tight timing or spacing.		* '''High Execution:''' Many of Katara's BnBs have tricky executional requirements, requiring very tight timing or spacing.
	* '''Specific Anti-airs:''' Katara lacks a consistent answer to aerial opponents; instead needing to choose between her situational grounded normals, less-rewarding air-to-air options, or her powerful but committal 214X~{{clr\|C\|C}}.		* '''Specific Anti-airs:''' Katara lacks a consistent answer to aerial opponents; instead needing to choose between her situational grounded normals, less-rewarding air-to-air options, or her powerful but committal 214X~{{clr\|C\|C}}.

Avatar Legends/Sokka

Agent — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 16:19:54 GMT

Critical Hits: Reformatted and added more details from testing.

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	== Critical Hits ==		== Critical Hits ==

	{{Card\|header=\|h1=\|content=		{{Card\|header=Forward-Thinker\|h1=3\|content=
			Hit an opponent in Flow Stance with Super Duper Slash {{qcb}}{{AL-Button\|C}}!

	~~Hit an opponent in Flow Stance with Super Duper Slash~~		* Grants 1 Energy point.
			* Deals increased damage (180) and launches higher.
			* Can be repeated.

	~~Hit~~ Space Sword Smash ~~while~~ the opponent ~~has the blind debuff~~		}}
			{{Card\|header=Resourceful\|h1=3\|content=
			While the opponent is Blind, hit Space Sword Smash {{b}}/{{f}}{{AL-Button\|D}}~{{AL-Button\|B}}!

			* Grants 1 Energy point.
			* Deals increased damage (110) and bounces the opponent higher.
			* Can be repeated.

			}}
			{{Card\|header=Tactical\|h1=3\|content=
			Land a Counter Hit with a Standing {{AL-Button\|C}} attack!

	~~Land a counterhit 5C~~.		* Grants 1 Energy point.
			* Deals increased damage (115) and stun.
			* Can be repeated.

	~~Hit Flying Boomerang C at a low height.~~
	}}		}}
			{{Card\|header=Eclectic\|h1=3\|content=
			Hit Aerial Super Boomerang C {{air}}{{qcf}}{{AL-Button\|C}} at a low height!
			(*Height does not actually matter as long as the boomerang hits during its downward return trajectory.)

			* Grants 1 Energy point.
			* Ground Bounces on hit.
			* Can be repeated.

			}}

	== Normal Moves ==		== Normal Moves ==

Template:AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Documentation

Kaladin — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 15:19:22 GMT

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	{{AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Query\|Zaheer_214C}}		{{AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Query\|Zaheer_214C}}
	{{AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Query\|Zaheer_214C_Ghazan}}		{{AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Query\|Zaheer_214C_Ghazan}}

	~~{{#cargo_query:tables = AL_FrameData~~
	~~\| fields = moveId, cancel~~
	~~\| where = moveId='Zaheer_214C'~~
	}}


	Grounded {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} begins a noticeable startup before activating a long-lasting, projectile lava pit that leaves Zaheer incredibly plus if it makes contact. This is most commonly used as an oki set up from a Hard Knockdown, either from Unbalanced State or from connecting a Final Technique. You can also use this as a hard callout to a back roll/neutral get up in the corner, or in blockstrings, again as a hard callout.		Grounded {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} begins a noticeable startup before activating a long-lasting, projectile lava pit that leaves Zaheer incredibly plus if it makes contact. This is most commonly used as an oki set up from a Hard Knockdown, either from Unbalanced State or from connecting a Final Technique. You can also use this as a hard callout to a back roll/neutral get up in the corner, or in blockstrings, again as a hard callout.


			Cancels: {{#cargo_query:tables = AL_FrameData
			\| fields = cancel
			\| where = moveId='Zaheer_214C'
			\| format = list
			}}
	}}		}}

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Kaladin — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 15:14:34 GMT

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	{{#cargo_query:tables = AL_FrameData		{{#cargo_query:tables = AL_FrameData
	\| fields = moveId, input, name, startup, active, recovery, cancel, damage, guard, onHit, onBlock, ~~chiDamage~~, flow		\| fields = moveId, input, name, startup, active, recovery, cancel, damage, guard, onHit, onBlock, flowDamage, flow
	\| where = moveId='{{{1}}}'		\| where = moveId='{{{1}}}'
	\| format = template		\| format = template

Template:AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Documentation

Kaladin — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 15:14:18 GMT

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	{{AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Query\|Zaheer_214C_Ghazan}}		{{AttackDataCargo-AL-Test/Query\|Zaheer_214C_Ghazan}}

	* Spawns {{~~clr~~\|C\|~~Ghazan~~}} ~~about two character lengths in front of Zaheer~~		{{#cargo_query:tables = AL_FrameData
			\| fields = moveId, cancel
			\| where = moveId='Zaheer_214C'
			}}


	Grounded {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} begins a noticeable startup before activating a long-lasting, projectile lava pit that leaves Zaheer incredibly plus if it makes contact. This is most commonly used as an oki set up from a Hard Knockdown, either from Unbalanced State or from connecting a Final Technique. You can also use this as a hard callout to a back roll/neutral get up in the corner, or in blockstrings, again as a hard callout.		Grounded {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} begins a noticeable startup before activating a long-lasting, projectile lava pit that leaves Zaheer incredibly plus if it makes contact. This is most commonly used as an oki set up from a Hard Knockdown, either from Unbalanced State or from connecting a Final Technique. You can also use this as a hard callout to a back roll/neutral get up in the corner, or in blockstrings, again as a hard callout.

	If Zaheer is able to safely call {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} up close, Zaheer is primed to mix the opponent up with either rising {{clr\|C\|jC}}, {{clr\|C\|2C}}, j{{clr\|B\|B}}+{{clr\|C\|C}}. Any singular hit that manages to open the opponent up will cause them to get juggled by {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}}, allowing for an easy pickup. The scaling from assists is minimal, so this can lead to a lot of damage.

	~~If {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} is set-up while the opponent is cornered, Zaheer can combo after a throw.~~

	~~Important to note that {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} spawns very far in front of Zaheer, making it easy to {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} out of the assist.~~

	With {{clr\|C\|Ghazan}} support, this assist becomes almost as fast as {{clr\|A\|Ming-Hua}}; only 2 frames slower, allowing for stronger combo extensions and a tighter pressure reset. It also makes it easier to use in neutral, potentially allowing for massive reward if it catches your opponent.
	}}		}}