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Kim Jae-Hoon Strategy Guide -- Combos

【Combos】

Mid-Screen

cl.5A or 2B > 2C > Strong Ryuusei Raku (236D) or Strong Shakka Shuu (236C) or Houou Kyaku (236236+BorD)
j.A~C |> 2C > Strong Ryuusei Raku (236D) or Strong Shakka Shuu (236C) or Houou Kyaku (236236+BorD)

Basic combo. Hit confirm with 2B hit, and if it is blocked you feint cancel with 2C (2A+C or 4A+C) which makes you more plus (recovery of 2C is replaced with feint). When 2B is JDed it is not preferable to put out 2C (a GC can be done especially before 2C hits).

Also, Ryuusei Raku (especially the B version) will not reach if you hit at the tip of 2C.

If you think you are a little too far away for Ryuusei Raku, you should choose to do Shakka Shuu (236P) because you will receive a severe counterattack if Ryuusei Raku (236K) is blocked.

2B×2 > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
f.5A > 2B > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)

No-cancel combos (links). Try not to rush and misinput Ryuusei Raku (236K) instead.

sj.A > Hienzan D (BR) > Hienzan D > Follow-up
sj.A > Hienzan (BR) > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)

Strong Hienzan BR ([2]8D BR) is ±0.

If on the side that's attacking with this move, you are able to continue to aggressively attack with successive/repeated Strong Hienzan BR that cannot be throw-punished/counterattacked; 2B > Strong Hienzan BR; throw; etc.

If on the side that's defending against this move, you can throw-punish/counterattack the opponent if they land close to you. If you are in TOP, you can attack while adding throw invincibility, but that can be fairly difficult to do. If a small jump attack is blocked by the defending side, it is possible to end by using Weak Hienzan to cancel the landing recovery and reset neutral, especially with the BR version.

sj.A or sj.D > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)

Cancel the landing recovery to connect and combo into Houou Kyaku. Small Jump D is vulnerable to an upper-body evasion attack, so do not use it too often.

Far B > (TOP Confirm) Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)

Far B is easy to use for TOP Confirmation. So you should aim to use it when the opponent is not using Front TOP placement.

Corner

Remember that if you are at the corner, you can enter one more hit of A or B for the above mid-screen combos. That way, you'll have extra time to hit confirm into a combo.

dash cl.5B > f.5A > 2C > Strong Ryuusei Raku (236D) or Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)

A combo from cl.5B can be done and that cl.5B can beat upper-body evasion attacks. Use this combo against an opponent who uses upper-body evasion attacks to beat your dash A.

sj.A > Strong Hienzan (BR) > Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku A > Strong Hienzan > Follow-up Attack
sj.A > Strong Hienzan (BR) > Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku A > Houou Kyaku B
sj.A > Strong Hienzan (BR) > Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku C > Follow-up Attack

Doing Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku C and going into its held button follow-up almost does as much damage as doing Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku A > Houou Kyaku B.

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-(1/3/4) 2/6 A+C
+Kim Jae-Hoon Strategy Guide -- Combos
-(1) The initial direction of the command is neutral. You remain on it as long as you like.
+【Combos】
-(2) But once you leave that initial direction of neutral for one frame of a direction that is not the 2 or 6 direction you have 7F to go to the 2 or 6 direction (8F total buffer).
+Mid-Screen
-(3) After the first frame of 2 or 6 direction,
+* cl.5A or 2B > 2C > Strong Ryuusei Raku (236D) or Strong Shakka Shuu (236C) or Houou Kyaku (236236+BorD)
-you have 8F to press A+C together to feint in that direction (9F total buffer).
+* j.A~C |> 2C > Strong Ryuusei Raku (236D) or Strong Shakka Shuu (236C) or Houou Kyaku (236236+BorD)
+Basic combo. Hit confirm with 2B hit, and if it is blocked you feint cancel with 2C (2A+C or 4A+C) which makes you more plus (recovery of 2C is replaced with feint).
+When 2B is JDed it is not preferable to put out 2C (a GC can be done especially before 2C hits).
-6 A+C
+Also, Ryuusei Raku (especially the B version) will not reach if you hit at the tip of 2C.
-6 2 A+C
+If you think you are a little too far away for Ryuusei Raku, you should choose to do Shakka Shuu (236P) because you will receive a severe counterattack if Ryuusei Raku (236K) is blocked.
-(1) The initial direction of the command is neutral. You remain on it as long as you like.
-(2) But once you leave that initial direction of neutral
+* 2B×2 > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
-for one frame of the 6 direction,
+* f.5A > 2B > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
-you have 8F to press A+C together to forward feint (9F total buffer);
+No-cancel combos (links). Try not to rush and misinput Ryuusei Raku (236K) instead.
-OR you have 7F to go to the 2 direction (8F total buffer).
+* sj.A > Hienzan D (BR) > Hienzan D > Follow-up
+* sj.A > Hienzan (BR) > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
-(3) After the first frame of the 2 direction,
-you have 8F to press A+C together to down feint (9F total buffer).
+Strong Hienzan BR ([2]8D BR) is ±0.
+If on the side that's attacking with this move, you are able to continue to aggressively attack with successive/repeated Strong Hienzan BR that cannot be throw-punished/counterattacked; 2B > Strong Hienzan BR; throw; etc.
-2 A+C
+If on the side that's defending against this move, you can throw-punish/counterattack the opponent if they land close to you.
+If you are in TOP, you can attack while [[Garou:_Mark_of_the_Wolves/Offense#Throw_Bug_Escape_Technique | adding throw invincibility]], but that can be fairly difficult to do.
+If a small jump attack is blocked by the defending side, it is possible to end by using Weak Hienzan to cancel the landing recovery and reset neutral, especially with the BR version.
-2 6 A+C
-(1) The initial direction of the command is neutral. You remain on it as long as you like.
+* sj.A or sj.D > Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
-(2) But once you leave that initial direction of neutral
+Cancel the landing recovery to connect and combo into Houou Kyaku. Small Jump D is vulnerable to an upper-body evasion attack, so do not use it too often.
-for one frame of the 2 direction,
-you have 8F to press A+C together to down feint (9F total buffer);
-OR you have 7F to go to the 6 direction (8F total buffer).
+* Far B > (TOP Confirm) Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
-(3) After the first frame of the 6 direction,
+Far B is easy to use for [[Garou:_Mark_of_the_Wolves/Advanced_Techniques#TOP_Hit_Confirm | TOP Confirmation]]. So you should aim to use it when the opponent is not using Front TOP placement.
-you have 8F to press A+C together to forward feint (9F total buffer).
-(If you press A+C before the down feint buffer ends you will still get the down feint.)
+Corner
-After the buffer is exceeded, you only need to go to at least 1 frame of neutral  to reset the buffer before you redo the input.
+Remember that if you are at the corner, you can enter one more hit of A or B for the above mid-screen combos. That way, you'll have extra time to hit confirm into a combo.
-At the start of the new buffer, you can't press the feint direction at the same time as A+C.
+* dash cl.5B > f.5A > 2C > Strong Ryuusei Raku (236D) or Houou Kyaku (236236B/D)
+A combo from cl.5B can be done and that cl.5B can beat upper-body evasion attacks.
+Use this combo against an opponent who uses upper-body evasion attacks to beat your dash A.
+* sj.A > Strong Hienzan (BR) > Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku A > Strong Hienzan > Follow-up Attack
+* sj.A > Strong Hienzan (BR) > Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku A > Houou Kyaku B
+* sj.A > Strong Hienzan (BR) > Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku C > Follow-up Attack
+Doing Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku C and going into its held button follow-up almost does as much damage as doing Houyoku Tenshou Kyaku  A > Houou Kyaku B.