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== Command Normals ==
== Command Normals ==


Command normals are simply moves that require a directional input to be held while inputting the appropriate attack button.
Command normals are moves that require a simple directional input along with the appropriate attack button.


Each character's command normals vary in property and use, but the most common use of command normals is to extend combos and hitconfirms. The combo archetype is to hit with a cancellable normal move, and then cancel that into a command normal, and then finally cancel the command normal into a special or DM. For example, Iori's basic DM combo can be displayed as Close C xx f.A xx qcf,hcb+P.
Each character's command normals vary in property and use, but the most common use of command normals is to extend combos and hitconfirms. The combo archetype is to hit with a cancelable normal move, and then cancel that into a command normal, and then finally cancel the command normal into a special or DM. For example, Iori's basic DM combo can be displayed as ''Close C > f+A xx qcf hcb+P''.


=== Delay Cancels ===
For some characters, the classification of their moves can be counter-intuitive. For example, Chin's Nikikyaku (df+B) has an input which is typical of command normals; however, it is actually a special move. Chin's Choukarou (d d+K) and Zabantetsu (d d+P) stances, on the other hand, are actually classified as command normals. It is important to be aware of this distinction, as some moves may be cancelable into special moves but not command normals.


Certain command normals lose hit properties when canceled into from a normal. For instance, Leona's f.B is an overhead that knocks down on its own, but inside a combo it loses its overhead and knockdown properties while gaining the ability to be canceled into a special or DM. When you're hitting with a cancellable normal - and for example we'll use Leona's close D which hits twice - if you wait until the last cancellable frames to activate the command normal, the standalone properties will be attributed.
{{StrategyCorner |
It is possible to {{cancel}} from a normal to a command normal during the active frames after hitstop has ended. This trick lets you retain the standalone properties of a command normal such as an overhead. This can let you pull out some overheads when an enemy isn't expecting them!}}


*If a Leona player does a hop C into close D. During this time the player can hitconfirm the opponent is blocking. By delay canceling the close D into her f.B opponents crouch blocking the command normal will be knocked down. This also supplements her blockstring potential as her specials require charge times.
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Command Normals

Command normals are moves that require a simple directional input along with the appropriate attack button.

Each character's command normals vary in property and use, but the most common use of command normals is to extend combos and hitconfirms. The combo archetype is to hit with a cancelable normal move, and then cancel that into a command normal, and then finally cancel the command normal into a special or DM. For example, Iori's basic DM combo can be displayed as Close C > f+A xx qcf hcb+P.

For some characters, the classification of their moves can be counter-intuitive. For example, Chin's Nikikyaku (df+B) has an input which is typical of command normals; however, it is actually a special move. Chin's Choukarou (d d+K) and Zabantetsu (d d+P) stances, on the other hand, are actually classified as command normals. It is important to be aware of this distinction, as some moves may be cancelable into special moves but not command normals.

Strategy Corner

It is possible to Cancel.png from a normal to a command normal during the active frames after hitstop has ended. This trick lets you retain the standalone properties of a command normal such as an overhead. This can let you pull out some overheads when an enemy isn't expecting them!