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Zangief

Zangief, while being a name impossible to render in the Russian language, is a massive Russian wrestler famed for beating bears in the yearly Hell in a Cell matches in Moscow. This generally involves trapping their heads between his legs and then sitting down, or spinning around with his arms outstretched as you used to do as a child in order to get a head rush.

In a nutshell

Zangief is a get-in-or-die-trying character. Your match will either be a painful experience at distance walking into projectiles or long range fists, or a close range glorious explosion of nearly unstoppable throwing. If you like to grapple your opponent into submission and don't mind working for your reward by taking a bunch of hits to do so, Zangief is your man.

Character Specific Information

Character Data

Damage Scaling Factor:

25/32

Pre-Jump Frames:

4f

Jump duration:

40f

Color Options

Default	Start

Moves List

Normal Moves

Standing Normal Moves (st.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Standing Light Punch

{{#motion: lp }}

12

-

4

40

3

4

5

+6/+5

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Standing Medium Punch

{{#motion: mp }}

18

8

60

5

3

5

+12/+10

{{#motion: }}

Standing Hard Punch

{{#motion: hp }}

22

14

80

7

6

29

-11/-12

{{#motion: }}

Standing Light Kick

{{#motion: lk }}

12

-

4

40

5

5

0

+10/+9

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Standing Medium Kick

{{#motion: mk }}

18

8

60

7

4

9

+7/+6

{{#motion: }}

Standing Hard Kick

{{#motion: hk }}

22

14

80

5

8

11

+5/+4

{{#motion: }}

Close Standing Normal Moves (cl.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Close Light Punch

{{#motion: (near opponent) lp }}

12

-

4

40

1

6

15

+3/+4

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Close Light Kick

{{#motion: (near opponent) lk }}

12

-

4

40

8

8

5

+2/+1

{{#motion: }}

Close Medium Kick

{{#motion: (near opponent) mk }}

18

8

60

7

4

9

+2/+1

{{#motion: }}

Close Hardk Kick

{{#motion: (near opponent) hk }}

22+6

14,4

80,70

10

14

34

-17/+7,+6

{{#motion: }}

Crouching Normal Moves (cr.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Crouching Light Punch

{{#motion: d + lp }}

6

-

4

40

4

5

0

-4/-5

{{#motion: rpdfire low specialcancel }}

Crouching Medium Punch

{{#motion: d + mp }}

18

8

60

7

8

9

+12/+10

{{#motion: }}

Crouching Hard Punch

{{#motion: d + hp }}

22

14

80

7

8

23

-11/-12

{{#motion: }}

Crouching Light Kick

{{#motion: d + lk }}

12

-

4

40

6

4

7*

+3/+4

{{#motion: low specialcancel }}

Crouching Medium Kick

{{#motion: d + mk }}

18

8

60

4

6

9

+5/+4

{{#motion: low specialcancel }}

Crouching Hard Kick

{{#motion: d + hk }}

22

8

130

4

10

13

+1/+1

{{#motion: low knockdown }}

Jumping Normal Moves (nj.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Neutral Jump Light Punch

{{#motion: u + lp }}

14

4

40

2

11

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Medium Punch

{{#motion: u + mp }}

20

8

50

2

11

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Hard Punch

{{#motion: u + hp }}

24

14

60

2

11

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Light Kick

{{#motion: u + lk }}

16

4

40

3

20

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Medium Kick

{{#motion: u + mk }}

20

8

50

3

16

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Hard Kick

{{#motion: u + hk }}

24

14

60

3

8

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jumping Normal Moves (j.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Diagonal Jump Light Punch

{{#motion: ub / uf + lp }}

16

4

40

2

11

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Medium Punch

{{#motion: ub / uf + mp }}

20

8

50

2

11

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Hard Punch

{{#motion: ub / uf + hp }}

22

14

60

2

116

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Light Kick

{{#motion: ub / uf + lk }}

14

4

40

3

20

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Medium Kick

{{#motion: ub / uf + mk }}

18

8

50

3

16

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Hard Kick

{{#motion: ub / uf + hk }}

22

14

60

3

8

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Unique Moves

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Headbutt

{{#motion: u + mp }}

14

-

8

50

3

8

30

KD/-11

{{#motion: Aironly }}

Headbutt

{{#motion: u + hp }}

14

-

14

60

3

6

32

KD/-11

{{#motion: Aironly }}

Flying Body Attack

{{#motion: d + hp }}

14

-

8

60

5

∞

-

KD/-11

{{#motion: Aironly }}

Double Knee Drop

{{#motion: d + lk }}

14

-

8

40

5

∞

-

KD/-11

{{#motion: Aironly }}

Throw Moves

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Piledriver

{{#motion: close, b or f + mp }}

32

-

8

100

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Iron Claw

{{#motion: far b or f + mp }}

16,4*n

-

-

-

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Brain Buster

{{#motion: close, b or f + hp }}

32

-

8

100

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Kamitsuki

{{#motion: far b or f + hp }}

16,4*n

-

-

-

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Deadly Driver

{{#motion: close, db or df + mp }}

28

-

8

100

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Leg Throw

{{#motion: close, db or df + hp }}

28

-

8

100

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Stomach Claw

{{#motion: far db or df + mp or hp }}

16,4*n

-

-

-

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

German Suplex

{{#motion: close, b or f + mk }}

32

-

8

100

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Thunder Fire Powerbomb

{{#motion: close, b or f + hk }}

32

-

8

100

-

-

-

throw

{{#motion: }}

Special Moves

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Spinning Lariat

{{#motion: 3p }}

22

-

14

120

12

-

3

KD/-25

{{#motion: Invincible during 'startup' }}

Quick Spinning Lariat

{{#motion: 3k }}

22

-

14

120

8

-

4

KD/-16

{{#motion: Invincible during 'startup' }}

Spinning Pile Driver

{{#motion: 360 + lp near opponent }}

50

?

10

99

-

3

17

-

{{#motion: throw }}

Spinning Pile Driver

{{#motion: 360 + mp near opponent }}

50

?

10

99

-

3

17

-

{{#motion: throw }}

Spinning Pile Driver

{{#motion: 360 + hp near opponent }}

50

?

10

99

-

3

17

-

{{#motion: throw }}

The Basics

Zangief's main objective is to get close to his opponent and land his SPD (spinning pile driver). Getting close to people with Gief is easier said than done since he's the only non-fireball character in the game that doesn't have a quick torpedo-like move to get him across the screen. Learning to use your Lariats to avoid fireballs and sweeps, understanding your go to normal moves, and having the ability to land your SPD on command is necessary to play Gief at a decent level. Gief is probably the 4th or 5th best character in the game (usually behind Ryu/Ken/Sagat/Guile and maybe Sim). -x64

Advanced Strategy

SPD: In the CPS1 games (WW, CE, and HF) Gief's SPD does not have a recovery animation, which means it can be used and abused as a consequence-free negative edge/button up throw (like T-Hawk in Super Turbo). What this means is holding down a punch button, doing a tick throw SPD out of a normal or the end of a lariat, and then releasing the button as your SPD throw instead of tapping it, preferably ending in a crouching position. When you do this correctly, you ether get the SPD or you just sit there crouching while your opponent does an invincible special move that you are now in position to punish. Mastered correctly, there is absolutely no way out of an SPD loop in the corner using this method against most of the cast. Most people will use ether standing far LK or crouching LP for their ticks into SPD because both of these moves have no recovery. Used correctly as a safe meaty outside of their throw range, you can beat out every single move in the game besides a blanka ball (1st frame startup so he can't be safe jumped or safe meatied) or a competing SPD from a mirror match Gief.

Important Normals: Your far standing LK is pretty important. You can ether negative edge SPD out of a standing LK tick or link it into a crouching HK for an easy mixup. Crouching LP is very easy to chain cancel and link into couching HK sweep or standing LK. Your close standing LP isn't as good as the ST version of Gief but it still comes out fast and has a hitbox above you, which can save you in a lot of tight spots. You can tick into SPD from pretty much all of Gief's crouching normals, but you'll want to stick to the light and medium punches and kicks most of the time (you have to be very close to use HP/HK as a tick). Forward jumping HP is usually your go to jump in, but jumping MP can be used if you need something quicker with a little more height. Jumping in with any of the kick buttons can set up some good SPD ticks. Your body press (down HP) is probably the best crossup in the game and is very easy to stun with (crossup HP, LP,LP,LP,HK will dizzy most of the time and is ridiculously easy to perform). Your crouching HK sweep comes out very fast and has nice length, which lets you trade or punish other low moves.

Lariat: Your Punch and Kick lariats are very important. Gief has fairly poor anti-air, so knowing that you can virtually guarantee a trade with a punch lariat from a crouching position against most jump-ins is a big deal (trading damage for a knockdown is the name of the game for Gief). Both of Geif's Lariats in HF start up on the first frame, which is why the punch lariat (better hitbox than kick lariat) works so well as a last second anti-air. Both Punch and Kick lariats can be used to go through projectiles and both of them have no recovery, which means you can block if the lariat ends and you have a meaty projectile or limb on you. Kick lariat in HF is famous for not having any leg hurtbox, which means it cannot be sweeped. What most people don't realize though is that kick lariat's arms have very poor hitboxes, which makes them fairly easy to hit out of. Learning how to mix your lariat usage is key to getting close to fireball chuckers and starting your SPD games.

-x64

Combos

-j.d.HP crossup,c.MP x Punch Lariat (likely will dizzy)

-j.d.HP crossup ,c.LPx2.s.LK,c.HK (cr. LPx3 instead of "cr.LPx2, s.LK" is a bit easier for beginners)

-forward jumping HP, standing MP, crouching HK is your best frontal jump-in combo. Standing MP might miss if they are crouching depending on the character.

Match-ups

Vs. Balrog (boxer):

Basically you're going to spend most of the match using punch lariat hoping Balrog will dash into it knocking him down. Balrog does not have a reversal special move that can stop a safe-jump tick loop from Gief, so you should be able to end a round off of one solid sweep or lariat knockdown. Balrog's crouching HP will beat all of your non-safe jump-ins if timed right, but you don't need to jump in this matchup so don't do it. Any time Balrog tries to jump in, sweep him. Good Balrogs will try to get close to you without taking too much damage and sweep your lariat with their crouching HK because that's about all they can do. This is probably your 2nd or best matchup of the game due to how hard Balrog has getting in and not getting SPD looped to death. -x64

Vs. Blanka:

3-7 matchup. This is tough. There isn't much you can do against a Blanka that knows what their doing. Navigating their neutral HK or HP jumps is very hard due to their outstanding hitboxes. Your main goal is to try to knock down Blanka with a sweep or by baiting Blanka Balls with lariat or rapid crouching LP and put your opponent's reversal skills to the test. Blanka balls cannot be safe jumped due to their instant startup but they can be traded with or hit clean with the tip of your jumping HP on startup. Far rapid crouching LP and your punch lariat (half of the time) will also beat horizontal blanka ball. You should only use far crouching HK sweep (max distance) or crouching LP against electricity. Never jump on electricity, you will lose. Last second Punch Lariat will trade with Vertical Ball shenanigans (remember, trading life for a knockdown is what you do!). Last second standing LP will also beat vertical ball but it is harder to time. -x64

Vs. Chun-Li:

His best match up due to her short pokes,but now she had a Kikkoken,is useless anyway thanks to your Double Lariat,now the problem will be about beign trapped with her Kikkoken and crouching Roundhouse strategy if you jump.

Vs. Dhalsim:

Double Lariat can evade projectiles,you will care about his teleport but its a nice opportunity to SPD him

Vs. E. Honda:

Double Lariat can defeat Sumo Torpedo,your main problem will be the Sumo Splash.

Vs. Guile:

Double Lariat can evade Sonic Boom but watch out with Guile's long pokes and Flash Kick

Vs. Ken:

Punish SRK with SPD and evade Fireball with Double Lariat,also crouch Fierce its great against Hurricane Kick

Vs. M. Bison (dictator):

Headbutt can defeat Stomp,but watch out with Dictador long pokes,Quick Double Lariat its more effective against Psycho Crusher startups.

Vs. Ryu:

He is like ken,but he had a better Fireball and a worst SRK.

Vs. Sagat:

Double Lariat evade Tiger Shots,specially low ones.

Vs. Vega (claw):

Headbutt can defeat Flying Barcelona

Vs. Zangief (self):

Hitboxes

Standing Normals

Standing LP:

Damage	12
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+6
Frame Count		2	4	5
Simplified		1+2	4	5

Standing MP:

Damage	18
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+12
Frame Count		2	2	3	5
Simplified		1+4		3	5

Standing HP:

Damage	?
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	-11
Frame Count		3	3	6	10	8	6	5
Simplified		1+6		4	29

Standing LK:

Damage	12
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+10
Frame Count		2	2	5
Simplified		1+4		5

Standing MK:

Damage	18
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+7
Frame Count		3	3	4	4	5
Simplified		1+6		4	9

Standing HK:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+5
Frame Count		4	8	11
Simplified		1+4	8	11

Close Standing Normals

Close Standing LP:

Damage	?
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+3
Frame Count		2	2	2	2	4	4	5
Simplified		1+2	4		15

Close Standing LK:

Damage	12
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+2
Frame Count		3	2	2	8	4	1
Simplified		1+7			8	5

Close Standing MK:

Damage	18
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+2
Frame Count		3	3	4	4	5
Simplified		1+6		4	9

Close Standing HK:

Damage	22+6
Stun	10~16+1~7
Stun Timer	80+70
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	-17
Frame Count		2	2	2	3	6	8	8	10	8	5
Simplified		1+9				14		31

Crouching Normals

Crouching LP:

Damage	6
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	Yes
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	-4
Frame Count		3	5

Crouching MP:

Damage	18
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+12
Frame Count		3	3	8	4	5
Simplified		1+6		8	9

Crouching HP:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	-11
Frame Count		3	3	8	10	13
Simplified		1+6		8	23

Crouching LK:

Damage	12
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+3
Frame Count		3	4	7

Crouching MK:

Damage	18
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+5
Frame Count		3	6	9

Crouching HK:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+1
Frame Count		4	8	13

Aerial Normals

Neutral/Diagonal Jumping LP:

Damage	14
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		2	3	8	∞
Simplified		2	11		∞

Diagonal Jumping LP:

Damage	16
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		2	3	8	∞
Simplified		2	11		∞

Neutral Jumping MP:

Damage	20
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		2	3	8	∞
Simplified		2	11		∞

Diagonal Jumping MP:

Damage	20
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		2	3	8	∞
Simplified		2	11		∞

Neutral Jumping HP:

Damage	24
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		2	3	8	∞
Simplified		2	11		∞

Diagonal Jumping HP:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		1	3	3	7	3	3	∞
Simplified		1+7			4	∞

Neutral Jumping LK:

Damage	14
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		3	∞

Diagonal Jumping LK:

Damage	16
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		3	16	8	6	4	∞
Simplified		3	16	∞

Neutral Jumping MK:

Damage	20
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		3	16	8	6	4	∞
Simplified		3	16	∞

Diagonal Jumping MK:

Damage	20
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		3	16	8	6	4	∞
Simplified		3	16	∞

Neutral Jumping HK:

Damage	24
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		3	8	8	6	4	∞
Simplified		3	8	∞

Diagonal Jumping HK:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		3	8	8	6	4	∞
Simplified		3	8	∞

Unique Moves

Headbutt: (Jump straight up, ↖/↑/↗ + Strong/Fierce)

Strong

Damage	14
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		3	8	∞

Fierce

Damage	14
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		3	6	∞

Flying Body Attack a.k.a. Chest Splash: (Jump diagonally, ↙/↓/↘ + Fierce)

Damage	14
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		5	∞

Double Knee Drop: (Jump diagonally, ↙/↓/↘ + Short)

Damage	14
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		5	∞

Throws

Standing Normal Grabs Throwboxes:

Throw		Hold
Damage	32	Damage	16+(4*n)
Duration	-	Duration	300
Stun	7~13	Stun	-
Stun Timer	100	Stun Timer	-
Range (from axis)	69	Range (from axis)	69
Range advantage	24	Range advantage	24

Pile Driver (←/→ + Strong): 32

Iron Claw (←/→ + Fierce): 16,4*n

Brain Buster (←/→ + Forward): 32

Kamitsuki a.k.a. Bite (←/→ + Roundhouse): 16,4*n

Crouch Grabs Throwboxes:

Throw		Hold
Damage	28	Damage	16+(4*n)
Duration	-	Duration	300
Stun	5~11	Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	100	Stun Timer	-
Range (from axis)	69	Range (from axis)	69
Range advantage	24	Range advantage	24

Stomach Claw (↙/↓/↘ + Strong/Fierce): 16,4*n

Deadly Driver (↙/↓/↘ + Strong): 28

Leg Throw (↙/↓/↘ + Fierce): 28

Special Moves

Double Lariat: Press all Punch Buttons

Damage	22	File:Sf2hf-zangief-dl-s1.png
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-25
Frame Count		4	3	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	3

Quick Double Lariat: Press all Kick Buttons

Damage	22
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-16
Frame Count		4	4	3	4	2	4	3	4	2	3	3	3	4

Spinning Piledriver: (360 + P)

Damage	50
Duration	130
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Range (from axis)	64
Range advantage	35

Misc Animations

Walk back	Neutral	Walk Fwd	Crouch

Standing reel:

Standing gut reel:

Crouching reel:

Dizzy:

Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting

General		Game Mechanics \| Strategy \| Tiers
The Characters		Balrog (Boxer) \| Blanka \| Chun-Li \| Dhalsim \| E. Honda \| Guile \| Ken \| M. Bison (Dictator) \| Ryu \| Sagat \| Vega (Claw) \| Zangief

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