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<section begin=cl.L/>
<section begin=cl.L/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=close s.L
|name=Close s.L
|image=Crow cl.L.png
|image=Crow cl.L.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=5
   |advHit=5
   |advBlock=3
   |advBlock=3
   |description= Cancellable into Lights.<br>{{clr|2|cl.L}} is 5 frames and hits crouchers which is what you need a close jab to be. Marginally worse recovery and plus frames compared to other jabs, but its no big deal, {{clr|2|cl.L}} is primarily defensive.
   |description=Cancellable into lights.<br>{{clr|2|cl.L}} is 5 frames and hits crouchers, which is what you need a close jab to be. Marginally worse recovery and plus frames compared to other jabs, but this doesn't hurt Crow too much as {{clr|2|cl.L}} is primarily defensive.
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<section begin=cl.M/>
<section begin=cl.M/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=close s.M
|name=Close s.M
|image=Crow cl.M.png
|image=Crow cl.M.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=10
   |advHit=10
   |advBlock=7
   |advBlock=7
   |description=Forces stand; cancellable into {{clr|5|f.M}}.<br>A normal with a ton of potential: incredibly plus on block, even more incredibly plus on hit. <br><code>{{clr|5|cl.M}}, {{clr|4|cr.H}}</code>On hit allows you to get a sweep without spending {{clr|6|S1.1}} cooldown. And on block its a frame trap.<br>{{clr|5|cl.M}} is primarily limited by Crow's awful walk speed preventing him from walking up and looping it.
   |description=Forces standing; cancellable into {{clr|5|f.M}}.<br>A normal with a ton of potential that's incredibly plus on block even more incredibly plus on hit.<br><code>{{clr|5|cl.M}}, {{clr|4|cr.H}}</code> on hit allows you to score a hard knockdown without spending your {{clr|6|S1.1}} cooldown, and on block it's a frame trap.<br>{{clr|5|cl.M}} is primarily limited by Crow's awful walk speed, preventing him from walking up and looping it in pressure.
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<section begin=cl.H/>
<section begin=cl.H/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=close s.H
|name=Close s.H
|image=Crow cl.H.png
|image=Crow cl.H.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=6
   |advHit=6
   |advBlock=2
   |advBlock=2
   |description=Forces stand. This normal has weaker than average frame data for Crow. It’s combo filler. Unreliable anti-air due to being a proximity normal.
   |description=Forces standing.<br>This normal has weaker than average frame data for Crow and is primarily used as combo filler. Unreliable anti-air due to being a proximity normal.


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<section begin=f.L/>
<section begin=f.L/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=far s.L
|name=Far s.L
|image=Crow f.L.png
|image=Crow f.L.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |damage=30
   |damage=30
   |stun=50
   |stun=50
   |guard=Mid (Whiffs crouching)
   |guard=Mid (Whiffs Crouching)
   |cancel=Spc/OD/KA
   |cancel=Spc/OD/KA
   |startup=5
   |startup=5
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   |advHit=4
   |advHit=4
   |advBlock=2
   |advBlock=2
   |description= Crow's standing jab is one of the best in the game, having the standard startup of 5 frames, it stands out as the second longest range jab in the game. This means that for Crow -6 moves are almost always in punish range. Being able to consistently convert from a -6 scenario is invaluable in some matchups, even if his options to convert the jab are limited to {{clr|3|S2.3}}.
   |description=Crow's standing jab is one of the best in the game. Having the standard startup of 5 frames, it stands out as the second longest range jab in the game. This means that for Crow, -6 moves are almost always in punishment range. Being able to consistently convert from a -6 scenario is invaluable in some matchups, though the only option to convert is {{clr|3|S2.3}}.
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<section begin=f.M/>
<section begin=f.M/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=far s.M
|name=Far s.M
|image=Crow f.M.png
|image=Crow f.M.png
|caption=
|caption=
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<section begin=f.H/>
<section begin=f.H/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=far s.H
|name=Far s.H
|image=Crow f.H.png
|image=Crow f.H.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=2
   |advHit=2
   |advBlock=-2
   |advBlock=-2
   |description=Massive poke button, often Crow's best choice to control horizontal space on the screen. Throwing {{clr|4|f.H}} with disks on screen allows Crow to occupy an absurd amount of screen space.
   |description=Massive poke button, often Crow's best choice to control horizontal space on the screen. Throwing {{clr|4|f.H}} with Discs on the screen allows Crow to occupy an absurd amount of screen space.
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   }}
}}
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   |advHit=4
   |advHit=4
   |advBlock=2
   |advBlock=2
   |description= 1 frame slower than stand jab but maintains good range and hits low, great for tick setups as well as an interrupt where {{clr|2|f.L}} may whiff on crouchers. Crow possesses other great low options, and {{clr|2|f.L}} is more useful in punishes, which leaves {{clr|2|cr.L}} with infrequent use.
   |description=1 frame slower than his standing jab, but it maintains good range and hits low. Great for tick throw setups as well as an interrupt where {{clr|2|f.L}} may whiff on crouchers. Crow possesses other great low options, and {{clr|2|f.L}} is more useful in punishes, which leaves {{clr|2|cr.L}} with infrequent use.
   }}
   }}
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   |advHit=9
   |advHit=9
   |advBlock=6
   |advBlock=6
   |description=Similar to {{clr|5|cl.M}}; a great move to keep up pressure and plus frames. While possessing slightly worse numbers than {{clr|5|cl.M}}, {{clr|5|cr.M}} hits low and is not gated by being a proximity normal. Great pressure normal often used to cover space that the opponent could be moving to (due to low risk of being whiff punished)
   |description=Similar to {{clr|5|cl.M}}; a great move to keep up pressure and plus frames. While possessing slightly worse numbers than {{clr|5|cl.M}}, {{clr|5|cr.M}} hits low and is not gated by being a proximity normal. Great pressure normal often used to cover space that the opponent could be moving into.<br><code>{{clr|5|cr.M}}, {{clr|5|cr.M}} xx {{clr|3|S2.1}}</code> is Crow's most damaging low option, supported by {{clr|5|cl.M}}'s ability to link into itself.
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}}
}}
}}
<section end=cr.M/>
<section end=cr.M/>
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   |recovery=17
   |recovery=17
   |total=34
   |total=34
   |advHit=sweep
   |advHit=HKD
   |advBlock=-5
   |advBlock=-5
   |description=This is Crow's most important normal and is a very unique move. When Crow presses {{clr|4|cr.H}}, he summons a 3 hit projectile in front of him as well as the sweep hitbox. when used on a non-blocking opponent, this will act like a regular sweep and simply knock the opponent down. However on a blocking opponent (or an opponent who was out of range of the first hit) they will continue to be hit by the following projectile hitboxes. The initial sweep can also be canceled into a special, when doing this the projectile hits will still come out, causing 18 frames of block stun and this is a cornerstone of Crow’s pressure game (typically {{clr|4|cr.H}} xx {{clr|6|S1.1}}).
   |description=This is Crow's most important normal and a very unique move. The hitbox of {{clr|4|cr.H}} is a 3-hit projectile as well as a physical sweep hitbox. On hit, this will act like a regular sweep and simply knock the opponent down. On block (or against an opponent who was out of range of the first hit), they will continue to be hit by the following projectile hitboxes. The initial sweep can also be canceled into a special, and when doing this the projectile hits will still be active, causing 18 frames of block stun; this is a cornerstone of Crow’s pressure game.<br><code>{{clr|4|cr.H}}(1) xx {{clr|6|S1.1}}</code> is a safe pressure string that lets you put a Disc on screen, opening up a ton of pressure opportunities especially when paired with Kinetic Advance.
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<section begin=dj.L/>
<section begin=dj.L/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=diagonal j.L
|name=Diagonal j.L
|image=Crow dj.L.png
|image=Crow dj.L.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=Only combos into {{clr|3|jS2.1}} in juggles, and very inconsistently. Terrible hitbox, very little reason to use this button.
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   }}
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<section begin=dj.M/>
<section begin=dj.M/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=diagonal j.M
|name=Diagonal j.M
|image=Crow dj.M.png
|image=Crow dj.M.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=Combos into {{clr|3|jS2.1}} in juggles and against grounded opponents. Hits while rising vs Vlad, letting you fuzzy after a forward jump into an instant overhead.<br><code>{{clr|5|dj.M}} xx {{clr|3|j.S2.1}}</code> has niche usage as an armor-breaking jump-in.
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<section begin=dj.H/>
<section begin=dj.H/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=diagonal j.H
|name=Diagonal j.H
|image=Crow dj.H.png
|image=Crow dj.H.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=Your go-to jump in normal, good range and frames, learning how to get this move as deep as possible is key to Crow's fuzzy, his strongest tool offensively.
   |description=Your go-to jump-in normal with good range and frame data. Learning how to hit this move as deep as possible is key to Crow's fuzzy, his strongest tool offensively.<br>Jump back {{clr|4|dj.H}} can also let you cover a lot of space defensively.


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<section begin=nj.L/>
<section begin=nj.L/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=neutral j.L
|name=Neutral j.L
|image=Crow nj.L.png
|image=Crow nj.L.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=Similar to {{clr|2|dj.L}}: only combos into {{clr|3|jS2.1}} in juggles, and very inconsistently. Terrible hitbox, very little reason to use this button.
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<section begin=nj.M/>
<section begin=nj.M/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=neutral j.M
|name=Neutral j.M
|image=Crow nj.M.png
|image=Crow nj.M.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=Hits while rising vs every character, allowing you to fuzzy after a j.H. This is Crow's most rewarding mixup and starter.<br>{{clr|5|nj.M}} allows Crow to have one of the scariest strike/throw mixups in the game, as calling out any throw tech attempt with this button gives him a full combo, which Crow otherwise has difficulty finding.
   }}
   }}
}}
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<section begin=nj.H/>
<section begin=nj.H/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=neutral j.H
|name=Neutral j.H
|image=Crow nj.H.png
|image=Crow nj.H.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart
   |description=Hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart.<br>This move is huge and effective at holding ground and air-to-airing. Being the only multi-hit air normal in the game, it naturally breaks armor. It can also prove tough to block as all 3 hits are considered overheads, and landing early can make the move only hit once or twice.
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
<section end=nj.H/>
<section end=nj.H/>
===<big>{{clr|5|F+M}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|5|f+M}}</big>===
<section begin=F+M/>
<section begin=F+M/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=F+M
|name=f+M
|image=Crow F+M.png
|image=Crow F+M.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=4
   |advHit=4
   |advBlock=1
   |advBlock=1
   |description=Crow's standing overhead plus on block and hit, but doesn't naturally combo, without a hit from {{clr|3|S1.1}}. Crow has better tools for mixups than this, so I use this very sparingly.
   |description=Crow's standing overhead is plus on block and hit, but it doesn't naturally combo without a hit from {{clr|3|S1.1}}. Crow has better tools for mixups than this, so use this very sparingly.
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
<section end=F+M/>
<section end=F+M/>


===<big>{{clr|5|B+M}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|5|b+M}}</big>===
<section begin=B+M/>
<section begin=B+M/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=B+M
|name=b+M
|image=Crow B+M.png
|image=Crow B+M.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=3
   |advHit=3
   |advBlock=0
   |advBlock=0
   |description=Hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart; cancelable on last hit only. Crow's anti-air normal, not the best hitbox, bad damage, mediocre speed, no upper body I-frames, BUT it's the best he can do. This move tends to fallout and do 25 damage or trade, but it's often better than blocking a jump-in.  
   |description=Hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart; cancellable only on the last hit. This is Crow's intended anti-air normal, but it has not the best hitbox, bad damage, mediocre speed, and no upper body invulnerability. Regardless, it's the most stable anti-air normal in his kit. This move tends to fall out and do 25 damage or trade, but it's often better than blocking a jump-in.  
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
<section end=B+M/>
<section end=B+M/>


===<big>{{clr|4|F+H}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|4|f+H}}</big>===
<section begin=F+H/>
<section begin=F+H/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=F+H
|name=f+H
|image=Crow F+H.png
|image=Crow F+H.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=Launch
   |advHit=Launch
   |advBlock=-4
   |advBlock=-4
   |description=Forward travelling command normal that appears to jump but hits low. Some people might fall for this move a couple of times, but throwing it in neutral is mostly just a gimmick. This is one of Crow's few accesses to a free juggle state, so its useful for maintaining juggles. This move makes Crow’s arms invincible, which means it clean hits some pokes e.g. Crow {{clr|4|f.H}}
   |description=Forward-moving command normal that appears to jump but hits low. Some people might fall for this move a couple of times, but throwing it out in neutral is mostly just a gimmick. This is one of Crow's few accesses to a free juggle state, so it's useful for maintaining juggles. This move makes Crow’s arms invincible, which means it clean hits some pokes e.g. Crow {{clr|4|f.H}}.<br>The most common use for this move outside of juggles is chasing a backdash-happy opponent.
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
<section end=F+H/>
<section end=F+H/>


===<big>{{clr|4|j.D+H}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|4|j.d+H}}</big>===
<section begin=j.D+H/>
<section begin=j.D+H/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=j.D+H
|name=j.d+H
|image=Crow j.D+H.png
|image=Crow j.D+H.png
|caption=
|caption=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=crossup air attack
   |description=Crossup air attack.
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
<section end=j.D+H/>
<section end=j.D+H/>
==Throws==
==Throws==
===<big>{{clr|0|Forward Throw}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|0|Forward Throw}}</big>===
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description= Crow's throws are flipped compared to most characters. His {{clr|0|Forward Throw}} cannot be KA cancelled, but does more damage than back throw. Mid screen, Crow gets no oki, but in the corner a {{clr|0|Forward Throw}} gives Crow a safe jump vs quick rise.
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   }}
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   {{AttackData-RT
   {{AttackData-RT
   |damage=20+30+50
   |damage=20+30+50
   |stun=0+50+0
   |stun=0+38+0
   |guard=Unblk
   |guard=Unblk
   |cancel=KnAdv
   |cancel=KnAdv
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=Back throw can be cancelled, but isn't worth it without {{clr|3|S2.2}}. There is a bug that makes {{clr|0|Back Throw}} do 0 stun on the second hit, which makes it far less rewarding. Back throw does give oki midscreen, as a manually timed safe jump. The bug makes this move far worse than it should be.
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   }}
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   |advHit=22
   |advHit=22
   |advBlock=18
   |advBlock=18
   |description=
   |description=Crow's only option for his first special slot. {{clr|6|S1.1}} (or disk) is a chargeable projectile that can be thrown at three angles: close, neutral, and far. An uncharged disk hits once, while a charged disk hits 3 times. Far {{clr|6|S1.1}} travels just under a fullscreen distance. When used in combos, far {{clr|6|S1.1}} is typically the disk of choice, giving the most frame advantage.<br> Close {{clr|6|S1.1}} is a great defensive tool creating a hitbox to cover space in front of you, protecting Crow from any forward advancement. This only works if you don't get knocked down or hit by super. <br> Charged disks have a special property of whiffing on crouchers on the way up, so no infinite blockstrings.
 
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   |advHit=sweep
   |advHit=sweep
   |advBlock=-3
   |advBlock=-3
   |description=
   |description=Puncture can combo from heavys and mediums, but not lights. Its unique benefit compared to the other specials is that it is safe on block, this means fishing for a low crush with puncture is very strong.<br>Pros:<ul><li>
Better midscreen damage than {{clr|3|S2.3}}</li>
<li>Low crush carries in some matchups</li></ul>
Cons:<ul><li>
Not the best best damage, the worst in corner</li>
<li>No jab conversion</li></ul>
 
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   }}
}}
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   |advHit=ground bounce / wall bounce
   |advHit=ground bounce / wall bounce
   |advBlock=-15
   |advBlock=-15
   |description=
   |description={{clr|3|S2.2}} is a big damage powerhit that makes Crow's combos do much more damage, and especially a boon to Crow's juggles {{clr|0|OD}} and {{clr|0|Back Throw}}. <br>The drawback of {{clr|3|S2.2}} is you sacrifice combos from {{clr|5|cr.M}} and all lights.<br>Pros:<ul><li>
<b>Damage</b></li></ul>
 
Cons:<ul><li>
Requires deeper combo knowledge and execution</li><li>
Sacrifice common punishes</li><li>
No neutral usage</li></ul>
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
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   |advHit=launch
   |advHit=launch
   |advBlock=-10
   |advBlock=-10
   |description=
   |description={{clr|3|S2.3}} can combo from every strength normal.<br><code>{{clr|2|st.L}} xx {{clr|3|S2.3}}</code> means Crow can punish -6/-7 moves with a knockdown.<br>{{clr|3|S2.3}} cannot be KA cancelled, but you do get meterless follow ups in the corner, normally just {{clr|4|cr.H}}.<br>Pros:<ul><li>
Real punish of -6/-7 moves</li><li>
Opens up corner combo routes</li><li>
Can always convert from pressure regardless of button used</li><li>
Best Oki</li></ul>
Cons:<ul><li>
Lowest damage when outside the corner</li></ul>
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
<section end=S2.3/>
<section end=S2.3/>
===<big>{{clr|3|jS2.1}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|3|jS2}}</big>===
<section begin=jS2.1/>
<section begin=jS2/>
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name=Aerial Core Slicer
|name=Aerial Core Slicer
|image=Crow jS2.1.png
|image=Crow jS2.png
|caption=
|caption=
|data=
|data=
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=can attack/block after 6 landing frames, and walk after 8 frames
   |description=can attack/block after 6 landing frames, and walk after 8 frames.<br> {{clr|3|jS2}} is an excellent pressure tool, the move can be done at any point in the jump arc, and is always + on block. The move can be used to stall for a moment in the air to avoid anti-airs, as well as move forward from neutral/back jump. <br>{{clr|3|jS2}} can also be a combo starter.
   }}
   }}
}}
}}
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=Invincible during frames 1-15<br>{{clr|8|S3.1}} provides Crow with invisibility and some invincibility. It's normally more worthwhile to throw a disk than to setup {{clr|8|S3.1}} leaving the ground version has little use outside of avoiding chip death.
   }}
   }}
}}
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=can attack/block after 2 landing frames, and walk after 4 frames
   |description=can attack/block after 2 landing frames, and walk after 4 frames.<br>{{clr|8|jS3.1}} Has less invisibility range than {{clr|8|S3.1}} and provides no invincibility. However the move has the unique quality of completely halting air momentum, which can make for some tricky mixups when done above the opponent, landing either side.
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   }}
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=armored during frames 1-20; transitions into Riposte Forward, Riposte Back, or Neutral Jump after absorbing an attack; cooldown reduced to 5 seconds if triggered within first 5 frames
   |description=Armored during frames 1-20; transitions into Riposte Forward, Riposte Back, or Neutral Jump after absorbing an attack; cooldown reduced to 5 seconds if triggered within first 5 frames.
   }}
   }}
   {{AttackData-RT
   {{AttackData-RT
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=other properties match forward dash
   |description=invincible during frames 1-6; other properties match forward dash.
   }}
   }}
   {{AttackData-RT
   {{AttackData-RT
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   |advHit=
   |advHit=
   |advBlock=
   |advBlock=
   |description=
   |description=invincible during frames 1-12; throw invulnerable from frames 13-19
  }}
  {{AttackData-RT
  |version=Riposte Jump
  |damage=
  |stun=
  |guard=-
  |cancel=None
  |startup=
  |active=
  |recovery=
  |total=
  |advHit=
  |advBlock=
  |description=properties match neutral jump.<hr>{{clr|8|S3.2}} is a parry, and Crow's best defensive move. Parrying certain moves and frametraps allow Crow to get a punish where he otherwise couldn't.<ul><li>{{clr|8|S3.2}} neutral jump is particularly rewarding, but the easiest to beat as rising {{clr|5|nj.M}} whiffs on crouch and the lack of invincibility will mean any second hit will catch Crow on the way up.</li><li>{{clr|8|S3.2}} back dash is far safer than neutral jump, giving Crow even more invincibility than regular backdash. This is the cloest thing Crow has to a panic button.</li><li>{{clr|8|S3.2}} foward dash also gives some invincibility, but is niche in usage. Can be used to parry projectiles and move forward.</li></ul> 
   }}
   }}
}}
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   |advHit=twist
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Latest revision as of 17:29, 27 August 2024

Normals

cl.L

Close s.L
Crow cl.L.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
30 Mid 50 Spc/OD/KA 5 2 8 15 5 3 -

Cancellable into lights.
cl.L is 5 frames and hits crouchers, which is what you need a close jab to be. Marginally worse recovery and plus frames compared to other jabs, but this doesn't hurt Crow too much as cl.L is primarily defensive.


cl.M

Close s.M
Crow cl.M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
65 Mid 100 Spc/OD/KA 7 3 6 16 10 7 -

Forces standing; cancellable into f.M.
A normal with a ton of potential that's incredibly plus on block even more incredibly plus on hit.
cl.M, cr.H on hit allows you to score a hard knockdown without spending your S1.1 cooldown, and on block it's a frame trap.
cl.M is primarily limited by Crow's awful walk speed, preventing him from walking up and looping it in pressure.


cl.H

Close s.H
Crow cl.H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
100 Mid 200 Spc/OD/KA 8 4 13 25 6 2 -

Forces standing.
This normal has weaker than average frame data for Crow and is primarily used as combo filler. Unreliable anti-air due to being a proximity normal.


f.L

Far s.L
Crow f.L.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
30 Mid (Whiffs Crouching) 50 Spc/OD/KA 5 2 9 16 4 2 -

Crow's standing jab is one of the best in the game. Having the standard startup of 5 frames, it stands out as the second longest range jab in the game. This means that for Crow, -6 moves are almost always in punishment range. Being able to consistently convert from a -6 scenario is invaluable in some matchups, though the only option to convert is S2.3.


f.M

Far s.M
Crow f.M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
25+25+25 Mid 30+30+40 OD/KA 8 9 11 28 3 0 -

Hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart. This move is very niche. It can be used occasionally to break armour or counter poke, but the long active time is prone to getting jumped.


f.H

Far s.H
Crow f.H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
110 Mid 200 None 12 3 18 33 2 -2 -

Massive poke button, often Crow's best choice to control horizontal space on the screen. Throwing f.H with Discs on the screen allows Crow to occupy an absurd amount of screen space.


cr.L

cr.L
Crow cr.L.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
30 Low 50 Spc/OD/KA 6 2 9 17 4 2 -

1 frame slower than his standing jab, but it maintains good range and hits low. Great for tick throw setups as well as an interrupt where f.L may whiff on crouchers. Crow possesses other great low options, and f.L is more useful in punishes, which leaves cr.L with infrequent use.


cr.M

cr.M
Crow cr.M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
65 Low 100 Spc/OD/KA 8 2 8 18 9 6 -

Similar to cl.M; a great move to keep up pressure and plus frames. While possessing slightly worse numbers than cl.M, cr.M hits low and is not gated by being a proximity normal. Great pressure normal often used to cover space that the opponent could be moving into.
cr.M, cr.M xx S2.1 is Crow's most damaging low option, supported by cl.M's ability to link into itself.


cr.H

cr.H
Crow cr.H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
100 Low 150 Spc/OD/KA 9 2 (0) 6 17 34 HKD -5 -

This is Crow's most important normal and a very unique move. The hitbox of cr.H is a 3-hit projectile as well as a physical sweep hitbox. On hit, this will act like a regular sweep and simply knock the opponent down. On block (or against an opponent who was out of range of the first hit), they will continue to be hit by the following projectile hitboxes. The initial sweep can also be canceled into a special, and when doing this the projectile hits will still be active, causing 18 frames of block stun; this is a cornerstone of Crow’s pressure game.
cr.H(1) xx S1.1 is a safe pressure string that lets you put a Disc on screen, opening up a ton of pressure opportunities especially when paired with Kinetic Advance.


dj.L

Diagonal j.L
Crow dj.L.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
50 High 50 Special 5 12 - - - - -

Only combos into jS2.1 in juggles, and very inconsistently. Terrible hitbox, very little reason to use this button.

dj.M

Diagonal j.M
Crow dj.M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
80 High 100 Special 6 9 - - - - -

Combos into jS2.1 in juggles and against grounded opponents. Hits while rising vs Vlad, letting you fuzzy after a forward jump into an instant overhead.
dj.M xx j.S2.1 has niche usage as an armor-breaking jump-in.

dj.H

Diagonal j.H
Crow dj.H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
100 High 200 None 7 6 - - - - -

Your go-to jump-in normal with good range and frame data. Learning how to hit this move as deep as possible is key to Crow's fuzzy, his strongest tool offensively.
Jump back dj.H can also let you cover a lot of space defensively.


nj.L

Neutral j.L
Crow nj.L.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
50 High 50 Special 5 12 - - - - -

Similar to dj.L: only combos into jS2.1 in juggles, and very inconsistently. Terrible hitbox, very little reason to use this button.

nj.M

Neutral j.M
Crow nj.M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
80 High 100 Special 5 9 - - - - -

Hits while rising vs every character, allowing you to fuzzy after a j.H. This is Crow's most rewarding mixup and starter.
nj.M allows Crow to have one of the scariest strike/throw mixups in the game, as calling out any throw tech attempt with this button gives him a full combo, which Crow otherwise has difficulty finding.

nj.H

Neutral j.H
Crow nj.H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
35+35+35 High 65+65+70 None 7 9 - - - - -

Hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart.
This move is huge and effective at holding ground and air-to-airing. Being the only multi-hit air normal in the game, it naturally breaks armor. It can also prove tough to block as all 3 hits are considered overheads, and landing early can make the move only hit once or twice.

f+M

f+M
Crow F+M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
75 High 100 OD/KA 18 3 12 33 4 1 -

Crow's standing overhead is plus on block and hit, but it doesn't naturally combo without a hit from S1.1. Crow has better tools for mixups than this, so use this very sparingly.


b+M

b+M
Crow B+M.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
25+25+25 Mid 30+30+40 OD/KA 7 7 13 27 3 0 -

Hits up to 3 times, 2 frames apart; cancellable only on the last hit. This is Crow's intended anti-air normal, but it has not the best hitbox, bad damage, mediocre speed, and no upper body invulnerability. Regardless, it's the most stable anti-air normal in his kit. This move tends to fall out and do 25 damage or trade, but it's often better than blocking a jump-in.


f+H

f+H
Crow F+H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
105 Low 150 OD/KA 25 3 20 48 Launch -4 -

Forward-moving command normal that appears to jump but hits low. Some people might fall for this move a couple of times, but throwing it out in neutral is mostly just a gimmick. This is one of Crow's few accesses to a free juggle state, so it's useful for maintaining juggles. This move makes Crow’s arms invincible, which means it clean hits some pokes e.g. Crow f.H.
The most common use for this move outside of juggles is chasing a backdash-happy opponent.


j.d+H

j.d+H
Crow j.D+H.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
100 High 200 None 7 6 - - - - -

Crossup air attack.


Throws

Forward Throw

Forward Throw
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
125 Unblk 150 None 5 3 27 35 - - -

Crow's throws are flipped compared to most characters. His Forward Throw cannot be KA cancelled, but does more damage than back throw. Mid screen, Crow gets no oki, but in the corner a Forward Throw gives Crow a safe jump vs quick rise.

Back Throw

Back Throw
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
20+30+50 Unblk 0+38+0 KnAdv 5 3 27 35 - - -

Back throw can be cancelled, but isn't worth it without S2.2. There is a bug that makes Back Throw do 0 stun on the second hit, which makes it far less rewarding. Back throw does give oki midscreen, as a manually timed safe jump. The bug makes this move far worse than it should be.

Specials

S1.1

Devil's Halo Charge
Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Devil's Halo Charge - - - None 7 - - - - - -

cancelable into Devil's Halo Quick Toss after 7 frames; disc becomes charged after 20 frames, but can be held indefinitely

Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Devil's Halo Quick Toss 75 Mid 100 OD/KA 8 1 22 31 8 4 -
Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Devil's Halo Charged Toss 30!+30!+40! Mid (Whiffs crouching) 50!+50!+50! OD/KA 8 1 22 31 22 18 -

Crow's only option for his first special slot. S1.1 (or disk) is a chargeable projectile that can be thrown at three angles: close, neutral, and far. An uncharged disk hits once, while a charged disk hits 3 times. Far S1.1 travels just under a fullscreen distance. When used in combos, far S1.1 is typically the disk of choice, giving the most frame advantage.
Close S1.1 is a great defensive tool creating a hitbox to cover space in front of you, protecting Crow from any forward advancement. This only works if you don't get knocked down or hit by super.
Charged disks have a special property of whiffing on crouchers on the way up, so no infinite blockstrings.

S2.1

Core Puncture
Crow S2.1.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
115 Mid 200 None 16 4 20 40 sweep -3 -
Puncture can combo from heavys and mediums, but not lights. Its unique benefit compared to the other specials is that it is safe on block, this means fishing for a low crush with puncture is very strong.
Pros:
  • Better midscreen damage than S2.3
  • Low crush carries in some matchups
Cons:
  • Not the best best damage, the worst in corner
  • No jab conversion

S2.2

Soul Cleaver
Crow S2.2.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
50!+60! Mid 100!+100! OD/KA 19 2 (13) 2 32 68 ground bounce / wall bounce -15 -
S2.2 is a big damage powerhit that makes Crow's combos do much more damage, and especially a boon to Crow's juggles OD and Back Throw.
The drawback of S2.2 is you sacrifice combos from cr.M and all lights.
Pros:
  • Damage
Cons:
  • Requires deeper combo knowledge and execution
  • Sacrifice common punishes
  • No neutral usage

S2.3

Dire Sting
Crow S2.3.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
100 Mid 200 None 12 2 27 41 launch -10 -
S2.3 can combo from every strength normal.
st.L xx S2.3 means Crow can punish -6/-7 moves with a knockdown.
S2.3 cannot be KA cancelled, but you do get meterless follow ups in the corner, normally just cr.H.
Pros:
  • Real punish of -6/-7 moves
  • Opens up corner combo routes
  • Can always convert from pressure regardless of button used
  • Best Oki
Cons:
  • Lowest damage when outside the corner

jS2

Aerial Core Slicer
Crow jS2.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
90 Mid 100 None 16 4 - - - - -

can attack/block after 6 landing frames, and walk after 8 frames.
jS2 is an excellent pressure tool, the move can be done at any point in the jump arc, and is always + on block. The move can be used to stall for a moment in the air to avoid anti-airs, as well as move forward from neutral/back jump.
jS2 can also be a combo starter.

S3.1

Fog of War
Crow S3.1.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
- - - None 14 1 41 56 - - -

Invincible during frames 1-15
S3.1 provides Crow with invisibility and some invincibility. It's normally more worthwhile to throw a disk than to setup S3.1 leaving the ground version has little use outside of avoiding chip death.

jS3.1

Aerial Fog of War
Crow jS3.1.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
- - - None 13 1 - - - - -

can attack/block after 2 landing frames, and walk after 4 frames.
jS3.1 Has less invisibility range than S3.1 and provides no invincibility. However the move has the unique quality of completely halting air momentum, which can make for some tricky mixups when done above the opponent, landing either side.

S3.2

Riposte
Crow S3.2.png
Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Riposte - - - None 0 20 15 35 - - -

Armored during frames 1-20; transitions into Riposte Forward, Riposte Back, or Neutral Jump after absorbing an attack; cooldown reduced to 5 seconds if triggered within first 5 frames.

Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Riposte Forward - - - None - - - 20 - - -

invincible during frames 1-6; other properties match forward dash.

Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Riposte Back - - - None - - - 28 - - -

invincible during frames 1-12; throw invulnerable from frames 13-19

Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Riposte Jump - - - None - - - - - - -
properties match neutral jump.
S3.2 is a parry, and Crow's best defensive move. Parrying certain moves and frametraps allow Crow to get a punish where he otherwise couldn't.
  • S3.2 neutral jump is particularly rewarding, but the easiest to beat as rising nj.M whiffs on crouch and the lack of invincibility will mean any second hit will catch Crow on the way up.
  • S3.2 back dash is far safer than neutral jump, giving Crow even more invincibility than regular backdash. This is the cloest thing Crow has to a panic button.
  • S3.2 foward dash also gives some invincibility, but is niche in usage. Can be used to parry projectiles and move forward.

OD

Dead Ringer
Crow OD.png
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
20!x6 + 80! = 200! Mid 0 KnAdv 5+5+7 1 40 58 twist 34 -

Invincible during frames 1-18.
Crow OD is unique amongst the game's supers as the only safe one, being +34 means Crow gets a free mixup opportunity from the opponent blocking super. The risk free nature of OD makes it an excellent reversal, and its frequently worth holding just to make an opponent respect it.
OD is also an excellent chip tool, Crow can cover most of the screen with fS1.1 xx OD, while also being able to KA out of OD to chase down escape attempts.
It's also Crow's most reliable juggle starter, with large corner carry and high damage corner combos, making it a great combo ender.


Other

Forward Dash

Forward Dash
Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Forward Dash - - - None - - - 20 - - -

transitions into forward run after 15f if holding Fwd; cancelable into any attack or jump (but not walk/block) after 18f in both cases

Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Forward Run - - - Any - - - - - - -

cancelable into attack or jump; transitions into forward run stop

Version Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
Forward Run Stop - - - Any - - - 10 - - -

cancelable into attack or jump; all actions enabled after 10 frames

Back Dash

Back Dash
Damage Guard Stun Cancel Startup Active Recovery Total Adv Hit Adv Block Cooldown
- - - None - - - 28 - - -

Invincible during frames 1-10; throw invulnerable from frames 11-17.
Crow has the second longest backdash, and tied for most invincibility. Extremely strong defensive movement option.


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