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Introduction

Dan Hibiki, master of the Saikyo Style, is ready to jump right into the mix in Marvel vs. Capcom 2! Like his other appearances, Dan is a deliberately underpowered character who uses a fighting style of his own creation. If you pick him up after playing Ryu or Ken, he might throw you off, because he just doesn't work the same way they do. He was trained for a short time by the same guy who trained those two, so he has modified versions of their moves in his kit. For example, he's got a fireball called the Gadoken, but it lacks range, making it behave more like a command normal than a projectile. He has a Shoryuken he calls the Koryuken, but it doesn't always have invincibility, making it better suited to use in combos rather than as a pure anti-air. MvC2 is an interesting game for Dan, as he isn't the worst character in the game. Depending on who you ask, he might not even be a bottom tier... but also not much higher than low tier at best. He does have some pretty good combos and hit-confirms, but they're often situational. If you want to play Dan to any serious effect, you need to learn to use his Dankūkyaku, since it's just as useful here as it is in his other appearances.

TODO: Images for specials and supers, fix misplaced character image

Dan is a comedic character who uses his self-taught fighting style to beat the brakes off the competition, Saikyo style. Though his moves are generally lacking, he makes up for it somewhat by his overall decent damage, deceptive cancel windows, and his terrifying level 3 super.

Strengths

Weaknesses

Good Damage: Quick and powerful, despite being a low tier. He lacks range, but he hits quite hard when he gets in.
Incredible Hyper: Otoko Michi is an insane level 3 Hyper. Having a suicide attack that renders his health critical in exchange for a whopping 100 points of damage to your opponent is one hell of a trump card for a joke character.
Taunt Mastery:Legendary Taunt can be used to throw the opponent off. Dan can let one of his teammates jump in with a DHC at any point while he's performing it.
Valuable Specials: His specials have some utility. Gadoken can be used to defend against an opponent's fireball and does OK damage on its own and his Koryuken is invincible on every 4th use.
Dankūkyaku: Dankūkyaku is slower than Tatsu, but is still a great move to have. Both versions can be used for combos, or for some limited air mobility.
God Tier Taunt: If taunting mattered in this game's meta, he'd be the fifth of the Four Gods- he's got a super taunt, for God's sake!

Lacking Aerial Mobility: Air mobility is sort of there, but it's not very good. About all he's got is his Dankuukyaku, which still isn't a double jump or an air dash.
Low Defense: He takes more damage than most of the cast, about 13% more, same defense as Psylocke.
Underwhelming Specials: His special moves are OK sometimes, but they're either underpowered or they aren't used the same way that other shoto special moves are used. Gadoken lacks range, Koryuken isn't typically invincible, and Dankūkyaku is slower than the other shotos' Tatsus.
Struggles Against Zoning: Like the other shotos, he struggles against hard zoning. He's gonna suffer if he has to fight Sentinel, for example.
Middling Assists: His assists aren't amazing. They're the same as his specials, for better or worse. Anti-Air is probably your best bet.
Vulnerable Supers: His supers leave him pretty open if you miss them, meaning he needs to be sure before he throws that Otoko Michi.
Otoko Michi: Otoko Michi is even slower than Akuma's Raging Demon is in this game, even if the reward is awesome.

Character Summary

Special Moves

Gadoken

+ /

Koryuken

+ /

Dankuukyaku

+ / (Air OK)

Premium Sign

+ /

Shami Chouhatsu

+ Taunt

Kuuchuu Chouhatsu

Taunt (In air)

Zenten Chouhatsu

+ Taunt

Kouten Chouhatsu

+ Taunt

Super Moves

Shinkuu Gadoken

+ +

Koryu Rekka

+ +

Hissho Buraiken

+ +

Chouhatsu Densetsu

+ Taunt

Otoko Michi

Assist Types

Type α - Projectile Type

Cross-Over Assist: Gadoken
Cross-Over Counter: Gadoken
Cross-Over Combination: Shinkuu Gadoken

Type β - Anti-Air Type

Cross-Over Assist: Koryuken
Cross-Over Counter: Koryuken
Cross-Over Combination: Koryu Rekka

Type γ - Ground Type

Cross-Over Assist: Premium Sign
Cross-Over Counter: Premium Sign
Cross-Over Combination: Hissho Buraiken

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Colors

First row: LP, HP, A1. Second row: LK, HK, A2.

Moves List

Normal Moves

Standing Normals

Light Punch
5LP //

Quick punch

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4	4	5	4	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Medium Punch
5MP //

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
7	5	7	13	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
None	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Heavy Punch
5HP //

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
13	13	13	8	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
None	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Light Kick
5LK //

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4	5	5	9	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
None	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Medium Kick
5MK //

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4, 3	7	11	13	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
None	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Heavy Kick
5HK //

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
13	16	5	12	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
None	Chain, Special, Super, Cancel on Whiff	-	-	-

Crouching Normals

Crouching Light Punch
2LP //

+

Caption

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4	4	6	6	L
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Crouching Medium Punch
2MP //

+

Caption

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
7	5	5	17	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	-	-	-	-

Crouching Heavy Punch
2HP //

+

Punch your opponent into the air

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
13	5	13	13	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super, Cancel on Whiff	-	-	-
Sends them up at about a 75 degree angle- good corner carry.

Crouching Light Kick
2LK //

+

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4	6	7	9	L
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Crouching Medium Kick
2MK //

+

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
7	6	7	9	L
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Crouching Heavy Kick
2HK //

+

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
13	7	7	27	L
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	-	-	-	-

Jumping Normals

Jumping Light Punch
j.LP // Jump+

One punch.

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4	6	10	10	H
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-
Quick air normal

Jumping Medium Punch
j.MP // Jump+

Another punch.

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
7	6	9	3	H
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Jumping Heavy Punch
j.HP // Jump+

Sends them down if they're in the air.

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
13	15	7	5	H
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Jumping Light Kick
j.LK // Jump+

Kick

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
4	10	8	10	H
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-
Quick air normal

Jumping Medium Kick
j.MK // Jump+

Kick

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
7	9	11	5	H
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Jumping Heavy Kick
j.HK // Jump+

Sends them down if they're in the air.

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
13	9	9	10	H
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Chain, Special, Super	-	-	-

Command Normals

Universal Mechanics

Launcher
3HK //

+

Dan's universal launcher- like 2HP but more damaging for some reason

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
14	5	13	13	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	-	-	-	-
Does slightly more damage than 2HP, so a little better.

Special Moves

Gadoken
236 + P // QCF+P //

+

Not much range for a fireball

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
12	-	-	-	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Special, Super	-	-	-
This is less a projectile and more of a long-range normal, but it can beat other projectiles if timed

Koryuken
623 + P // F,D,DF+P //

+

Note the hitbox- Dan isn't invincible during this

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
14 (Light) / 16 (Heavy)	-	-	-	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	Super	-	-	-
Normally, this move isn't invincible.

Dankuukyaku
214 + K // QCB+K //

+

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
14 (Light) / 16 (3 hits total, Heavy)	-	-	-	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
Air OK	Super	-	-	-
Now we're talking. The LP version bounces him up into the air a little bit, functioning something like

Premium Sign
236 + K // QCF+K //

+

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
2 (holding out sign), 8/9 (projectile, depending on kick)	-	-	-	HL
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
Air OK	Super, Cancel on Whiff	-	-	-
Can be cancelled to super during its startup, so has potential for some mindgames.

Assists

Gadoken
A1 // A2

Assist A

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
-	-	-	-	-
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	-	-	-	-
Pretty quick, but lacks range.

Koryuken
A1 // A2

Assist B

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
-	-	-	-	-
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	-	-	-	-
Yes, this version is invincible every fourth time you use it, too.

Premium Sign
A1 // A2

Assist Y

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
9	-	-	-	-
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
-	-	-	-	-
It's got more range than a Gadoken, but pretty situational nonetheless.

Supers

Shinkuu Gadoken
236 + PP //

+

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
45 (max)	-	-	-	-
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
Level 1	-	-	-	-
It juggles on hit- useful for extending combos in the corner since you can launch afterward

Koryu Rekka
236 + KK //

+

Sort of like an off-brand version of Ryu's Shin Shoryuken

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
10 (first hit), 30 (second hit, OTG hit)	-	-	-	-
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
Level 1	-	-	-	-
If you cancel into this from a sweep, you will land the second hit OTG.

Otoko Michi
5HP, 5LK, 4, 5LP, 5LP //

,

Glacially slow

Colossally damaging

Damage	Startup	Active	Recovery	Guard
100	-	-	-	Unblockable
Special Property	Cancel	Adv. Hit	Adv. Guard	Adv. Pushblock
Grab, Level 3	-	-	-	-
Reduces Dan to 1 health point- but they take 100 damage in return! Very slow.

Taunt

TODO

Other

TODO

Game Navigation

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 == Introduction ==
-Dan Hibiki, the sensei of the legendary (his words, not mine) Saikyou-ryuu dojo, is ready to jump right into the mix in Marvel vs. Capcom 2! Like his other appearances, Dan is a deliberately underpowered character who uses a fighting style of his own creation. If you pick him up after playing Ryu or Ken, he might throw you off, because he just doesn't work the same way they do. He was trained for a short time by the same guy who trained those two, so he has modified versions of their moves in his kit. For example, he's got a fireball called the Gadoken, but it lacks range, making it behave more like a command normal than a projectile. He has a Shoryuken he calls the Koryuken, but it doesn't always have invincibility, making it better suited to use in combos rather than as a pure anti-air. MvC2 is an interesting game for Dan, as he isn't the worst character in the game. Depending on who you ask, he might not even be a bottom tier. That being said, he's still not great. He does have some pretty good combos and hit-confirms, but they're very situational. If you want to play Dan to any serious effect, you need to learn to use his Dankūkyaku, since it's just as useful here as it is in his other appearances.
+Dan Hibiki, master of the Saikyo Style, is ready to jump right into the mix in Marvel vs. Capcom 2! Like his other appearances, Dan is a deliberately underpowered character who uses a fighting style of his own creation. If you pick him up after playing Ryu or Ken, he might throw you off, because he just doesn't work the same way they do. He was trained for a short time by the same guy who trained those two, so he has modified versions of their moves in his kit. For example, he's got a fireball called the Gadoken, but it lacks range, making it behave more like a command normal than a projectile. He has a Shoryuken he calls the Koryuken, but it doesn't always have invincibility, making it better suited to use in combos rather than as a pure anti-air. MvC2 is an interesting game for Dan, as he isn't the worst character in the game. Depending on who you ask, he might not even be a bottom tier... but also not much higher than low tier at best. He does have some pretty good combos and hit-confirms, but they're often situational. If you want to play Dan to any serious effect, you need to learn to use his Dankūkyaku, since it's just as useful here as it is in his other appearances.
-'''TODO''': Images for specials and supers
+'''TODO''': Images for specials and supers, fix misplaced character image
+{{2 Column Flex|flex1=6|flex2=4
+|content1=
+{{Content Box|content='''Dan''' is a comedic character who uses his self-taught fighting style to beat the brakes off the competition, Saikyo style. Though his moves are generally lacking, he makes up for it somewhat by his overall decent damage, deceptive cancel windows, and his terrifying level 3 super.
+{{ProConTable
+|pros=
+* '''Good Damage:''' Quick and powerful, despite being a low tier. He lacks range, but he hits quite hard when he gets in.
+* '''Incredible Hyper:''' Otoko Michi is an insane level 3 Hyper. Having a suicide attack that renders his health critical in exchange for a whopping 100 points of damage to your opponent is one hell of a trump card for a joke character.
+* '''Taunt Mastery:'''Legendary Taunt can be used to throw the opponent off. Dan can let one of his teammates jump in with a DHC at any point while he's performing it.
+* '''Valuable Specials:''' His specials have some utility. Gadoken can be used to defend against an opponent's fireball and does OK damage on its own and his Koryuken is invincible on every 4th use.
+* '''Dankūkyaku:''' Dankūkyaku is slower than Tatsu, but is still a great move to have. Both versions can be used for combos, or for some limited air mobility.
+* '''God Tier Taunt:''' If taunting mattered in this game's meta, he'd be the fifth of the Four Gods- he's got a super taunt, for God's sake!
+|cons=
+* '''Lacking Aerial Mobility:''' Air mobility is sort of there, but it's not very good. About all he's got is his Dankuukyaku, which still isn't a double jump or an air dash.
+* '''Low Defense:''' He takes more damage than most of the cast, about 13% more, same defense as Psylocke.
+* '''Underwhelming Specials:''' His special moves are OK sometimes, but they're either underpowered or they aren't used the same way that other shoto special moves are used. Gadoken lacks range, Koryuken isn't typically invincible, and Dankūkyaku is slower than the other shotos' Tatsus.
+* '''Struggles Against Zoning:''' Like the other shotos, he struggles against hard zoning. He's gonna suffer if he has to fight Sentinel, for example.
+* '''Middling Assists:''' His assists aren't amazing. They're the same as his specials, for better or worse. Anti-Air is probably your best bet.
+* '''Vulnerable Supers:''' His supers leave him pretty open if you miss them, meaning he needs to be sure before he throws that Otoko Michi.
+* '''Otoko Michi:''' Otoko Michi is even slower than Akuma's Raging Demon is in this game, even if the reward is awesome.
+}}
 == Character Summary ==
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 {{Content Box|header=Special Moves|content=
 ;'''Gadoken'''
-*{{qcf}} + {{lp}} or {{hp}}
+*{{qcf}} + {{lp}} / {{hp}}
 ;'''Koryuken'''
 *{{dp}} + {{lp}} / {{hp}}
@@ Line 18: / Line 43: @@
 ;'''Premium Sign'''
 *{{qcf}} + {{lk}} / {{hk}}
+;Shami Chouhatsu
+*{{d}} + Taunt
+;Kuuchuu Chouhatsu
+*Taunt (In air)
+;Zenten Chouhatsu
+*{{qcf}} + Taunt
+;Kouten Chouhatsu
+*{{qcb}} + Taunt
 }}
@@ Line 27: / Line 60: @@
 *{{qcf}} + {{lk}} + {{hk}}
 ;Hissho Buraiken
-*{{qcf}} + {{lk}} + {{hk}}
+*{{qcb}} + {{lk}} + {{hk}}
+;Chouhatsu Densetsu
+*{{qcf}} {{qcf}} + Taunt
+;Otoko Michi
+*{{hp}} {{lk}} {{b}} {{lp}} {{lp}}
 }}
 |content3=
@@ Line 47: / Line 84: @@
-{{2 Column Flex|flex1=6|flex2=4
+{
-|content1=
-{{Content Box|content='''Dan''' is a comedic character who uses his self-taught fighting style to beat the brakes off the competition, Saikyou style. Though his moves are generally lacking, he makes up for it somewhat by his overall decent damage, deceptive cancel windows, and his terrifying level 3 super.
-{{ProConTable
-|pros=
-* Quick and powerful, despite being a low tier- he lacks range, but he hits quite hard when he gets in
-* Otoko Michi is an insane level 3 super- a suicide attack that renders his health critical in exchange for a whopping 100 points of damage to your opponent is one hell of a trump card for a joke character
-* Some of his moves can be cancelled even on whiff, including Premium Sign and his Legendary Taunt. Sneaky.
-* Legendary Taunt can be used to throw the opponent off- Dan can let one of his teammates jump in with a DHC at any point while he's performing it
-* His specials have some utility. Gadoken can be used to defend against an opponent's fireball and does OK damage on its own, Koryuken follows a pattern that allows it
-* Dankuukyaku is slower than Tatsu, but is still a great move to have. Both versions can be used for combos, or for some limited air mobility
-* If taunting mattered in this game's meta, he'd be the fifth of the Four Gods- he's got a super taunt, for God's sake!
-|cons=
-* Air mobility is sort of there, but it's not very good- about all he's got is his Dankuukyaku, which still isn't a double jump or an air dash
-* He takes more damage than most of the cast- about 13% more, same defense as Psylocke
-* His special moves are OK sometimes, but they're either underpowered or they aren't used the same way that other shoto special moves are used. Gadoken lacks range, Koryuken isn't typically invincible, and Dankuukyaku is slower than the other shotos' Tatsus.
-* Like the other shotos, he struggles against hard zoning. He's gonna suffer if he has to fight Sentinel, for example
-* His assists are pretty crummy- they're the same as his specials, for better or worse
-* His supers leave him pretty open if you miss them, meaning he needs to be sure before he throws that Otoko Michi
-* Otoko Michi is even slower than Akuma's Raging Demon is in this game, even if the reward is awesome
@@ Line 81: / Line 98: @@
 == Colors ==
 First row: LP, HP, A1. Second row: LK, HK, A2.
 [[Image:Mvc2-dan.png]]
@@ Line 92: / Line 108: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-lp.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 5LP 01.png
 |caption= Quick punch
 |name= Light Punch
 |linkname= 5LP
-|input=
+|input= 5LP // {{lp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 115: / Line 131: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-mp.png
+|image=  MVC2 Dan 5MP 01.png
 |caption2=
 |name= Medium Punch
 |linkname= 5MP
-|input= 5LP+5LP/{{lp}}+{{lp}}
+|input= 5MP // {{mp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 137: / Line 153: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-hp1.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 5HP 01.png
-|image2= Dan-mvc2-hp2.png
+|image2= MVC2 Dan 5HP 02.png
-|image3= Dan-mvc2-hp3.png
 |caption3= One of his better normals- big range, good damage
 |name= Heavy Punch
 |linkname= 5HP
-|input= 5HP // {{f}} + {{hp}}
+|input= 5HP // {{hp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 161: / Line 176: @@
   {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-lk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 5LK.png
 |name= Light Kick
 |linkname= 5LK
@@ Line 182: / Line 197: @@
    {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-mk1.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 5MK 01.png
-|image2= Dan-mvc2-mk2.png
+|image2= MVC2 Dan 5MK 02.png
-|image3= Dan-mvc2-mk3.png
 |name= Medium Kick
 |linkname= 5MK
@@ Line 205: / Line 219: @@
    {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-hk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 5HK 01.png
 |caption2= You can cancel it before it hits- sneaky
 |name= Heavy Kick
-|linkname= 5HP
+|linkname= 5HK
-|input= 5HP // {{f}} + {{hp}}
+|input= 5HK // {{hk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 232: / Line 246: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-clp.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2LP 01.png
 |caption= Caption
 |name= Crouching Light Punch
 |linkname= 2LP
-|input={{d}}+{{lp}}
+|input=2LP // {{d}}+{{lp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 254: / Line 268: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-cmp.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2MP 01.png
 |caption= Caption
 |name= Crouching Medium Punch
 |linkname= 2MP
-|input={{d}}+{{mp}}
+|input=2MP // {{d}}+{{mp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 276: / Line 290: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-chp1.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2HP 01.png
-|image2= Dan-mvc2-chp2.png
+|image2= MVC2 Dan 2HP 02.png
 |caption= Punch your opponent into the air
 |name= Crouching Heavy Punch
 |linkname= 2HP
-|input={{d}}+{{hk}}
+|input=2HP // {{d}}+{{hp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 299: / Line 313: @@
   {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-clk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2LK 01.png
 |name= Crouching Light Kick
 |linkname= 2LK
-|input={{d}}+{{lk}}
+|input=2LK // {{d}}+{{lk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 320: / Line 334: @@
   {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-cmk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2MK 01.png
 |name= Crouching Medium Kick
 |linkname= 2MK
-|input={{d}}+{{mk}}
+|input=2MK // {{d}}+{{mk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 341: / Line 355: @@
   {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-chk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2HK 01.png
 |name= Crouching Heavy Kick
-|linkname= 2MK
+|linkname= 2HK
-|input={{d}}+{{hk}}
+|input=2HK // {{d}}+{{hk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 364: / Line 378: @@
 ==== Jumping Normals ====
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-jlp.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan j.LP 01.png
 |caption= One punch.
 |name= Jumping Light Punch
 |linkname= j.LP
-|input= Jump+{{lp}}
+|input=j.LP // Jump+{{lp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 388: / Line 402: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-jmp.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan j.MP 01.png
 |caption= Another punch.
 |name= Jumping Medium Punch
 |linkname= j.mp
-|input= Jump+{{mp}}
+|input=j.MP // Jump+{{mp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 410: / Line 424: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-jhp.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan j.HP 01.png
 |caption= Sends them down if they're in the air.
 |name= Jumping Heavy Punch
 |linkname= j.HP
-|input= Jump+{{hp}}
+|input=j.HP // Jump+{{hp}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 432: / Line 446: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-jlk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan j.LK 01.png
 |caption= Kick
 |name= Jumping Light Kick
 |linkname= j.LP
-|input= Jump+{{lk}}
+|input=j.LK // Jump+{{lk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 456: / Line 470: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-jmk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan j.MK 01.png
 |caption= Kick
 |name= Jumping Medium Kick
 |linkname= j.mp
-|input= Jump+{{mk}}
+|input=j.MK // Jump+{{mk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 478: / Line 492: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-jhk.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan j.HK 01.png
 |caption= Sends them down if they're in the air.
 |name= Jumping Heavy Kick
 |linkname= j.HK
-|input= Jump+{{hk}}
+|input=j.HK // Jump+{{hk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 509: / Line 523: @@
 {{MoveData
-|image= Dan-mvc2-chp2.png
+|image= MVC2 Dan 2HP 01.png
 |caption= Dan's universal launcher- like 2HP but more damaging for some reason
 |name= Launcher
@@ Line 588: / Line 602: @@
 |image2= MVC2 Dan Dankuukyaku 02.png
 |image3= MVC2 Dan Dankuukyaku 03.png
-|image4= MVC2 Dan Dankuukyaku 04.png
 |caption4=
 |name= Dankuukyaku
@@ Line 613: / Line 626: @@
 |image= MVC2 Dan Premium Sign 01.png
 |image2= MVC2 Dan Premium Sign 02.png
-|image3= MVC2 Dan Premium Sign 03.png
 |caption3= You can cancel it before it comes out
 |name= Premium Sign
@@ Line 635: / Line 647: @@
   }}<br>
 === Assists ===
 {{MoveData
@@ Line 737: / Line 745: @@
 |image= MVC2 Dan Koryu Rekka 01.png
 |image2= MVC2 Dan Koryu Rekka 02.png
-|image3= MVC2 Dan Koryu Rekka 03.png
 |caption= Sort of like an off-brand version of Ryu's Shin Shoryuken
 |name= Koryu Rekka
 |linkname=
-|input= 236 + PP // {{qcf}}+{{lp}}+{{hp}}
+|input= 236 + KK // {{qcf}}+{{lk}}+{{hk}}
 |data=
   {{AttackData-MVSC2
@@ Line 760: / Line 767: @@
   {{MoveData
-|image=
+|image= MVC2 Dan Otoko Michi 01.png
-|caption= Slow and painful death
+|image2= MVC2 Dan Otoko Michi 02.png
-|name= Otoko Michi (Path of the Man)
+|caption= Glacially slow
+|caption2= Colossally damaging
+|name= Otoko Michi
 |linkname=
 |input= 5HP, 5LK, 4, 5LP, 5LP // {{hp}} , {{lk}} , {{b}} , {{lp}} , {{lp}}
@@ Line 780: / Line 789: @@
   }}
   }} <br>
 === Taunt ===