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Introduction

Overview

HASEHASEHASEEEEEE~!

From the cerulean mat of New Japan to his brief stint in All Japan before entering the battlefield of Japanese politics, Hiroshi Hase has spent a career as a proficient technical worker and he brings that proficiency to Giant Gram as one of the game's masters of submissions. From the STF, Scorpion Deathlock, Sleeper, Cobra Clutch and Octopus Hold, Hase has a wide variety of ways to mangle your opponent's legs and head. Winning via submission isn't Hase's only gameplan - he can also rely on a variety of pinning throws in the late game - but using submission work to wear down the opponent's HP and the match timer is really his bread and butter. Hase pairs this with some of the more intricate and long chains in the game, making him a technical and higher learning curve character that is very satisfying to win with but lacks consistency.

Strengths

Weaknesses

Submission Diversity: Has some of the widest variety of submission holds in the game, and many of those submissions (such as the STF and Octopus Hold) damage multiple body parts at once, making it easier to complete the tall task of submitting your opponent. And because of all of those submissions, Hase is a....
Timer Scam Artist: Hase is a nightmare to deal with in a late match when he has a life lead. Because many of his submissions involve multiple chaining parts or long setup (his Indian Deathlock into Muta Lock set up out of rear Enzugiri for instance), Hase can keep control of a match where he is advantaged and run the match timer out very effectively. His Burning move, Super Giant Swing, as well as the normal version also aid in this task since they can be extended by rapidly spinning the stick, causing the opponent to lose a ton of time on the match timer.
Uranage Power: One of the most powerful throw chains in the game, Hase's 64T can be linked together 4 times in succession. If completed, Hase gains nearly FULL Burning and dishes out a ton of damage. Sort of the Giant Gram equivalent of King's Rolling Death Cradle in Tekken - you better know the reversal timing of this one or you're in a world of hurt.
Pins Out Of Hold: Hase has a handful of pinning moves with different reversal timings out of his front and back holds, making him a threat from multiple angles late in a match when the opponent is low on HP and out of Burning.
Good Unique Counters: Hase's unique kick counter Dragon Screw plays right into his leg limb damage gameplan, and can also deal solid damage to lariat enthusiasts like Kobashi and Hansen with his Uranage parry.

Reliant on Submissions: Hase's greatest gift is also his curse - submissions are an unstable strategy in Giant Gram and difficult to pull off in a real match compared to simply pinning your opponent or running out the timer. Hase can use his submission prowess for late game timer scam, but otherwise his strengths aren't the strengths that are prioritized by how the average match of GG2000 actually goes down.
Gimmicky: Unlike the real life wrestler, Hase's fundamentals aren't super strong. He doesn't have good backturn combo damage, he doesn't have good damage on his fast buttons, and he frequently relies on opponents missing reversal timings and not knowing how to deal with some of his chain timings in order to maximize his damage output. He's a knowledge check character through and through - once you lab the matchup, Hase has to work a lot harder to win than many other characters in the cast.

Move List

Attacks

5A

5A
Chop

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	22	+11	-10	-	-
A nice, basic chop. Good plus frames on hit, safe on block to everything. Due to pushout, not even 2H/8H will punish if you do 5A->Walk back.

5AA - Double Chop

5AA
Double Chop

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	-	-	-	-	-

5AAA - Double Chop to European Uppercut

5AAA
Double Chop to European Uppercut

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	-	-	-	-	-

6A

6A
Big Boot

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	25	X	-13	Back Turned Combo Starter, Unparryable	-
Generic backturn combo starter. Hase doesn't get great damage of his backturns, but this is how you get to them.

4A

4A
Slap

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	19	-11	-19	-	-
Generic fast attack, used for mashing.

8A

8A
European Uppercut

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	50	+13	-11	Stagger Stun, Unparryable, unholdable	-

66A

66A
Dropkick

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	25	X	-68 (back turned)	Unparryable, unholdable, jumps	-
Basically, this is Giant Gram's DP equivalent. Unique recovery state has a small hitbox, meaning the opponent has to either properly time a punish or do specific moves that can hit Hase while he's on the ground/getting up. In addition to being a good panic button, it's a hard call out during your offense--if you know your opponent likes to 2/8H to punish your more unsafe attack strings, you can do this to blow it up.

62A

62A
Basement Dropkick

	Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Block Adv	Special Property	Meter Build
-	-	-	-	-	Unparryable, unholdable, jumps	-
Dropkick to the knee, knocks the opponent down on hit. Beats parries and holds, loses to blocking. Not bad to set up ground submissions.

Throws

Front Throws

5T

5T
Body Slam

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	2-9 (H break only, lockout on wrong buttons) (vs. High Max mode, can also be broken by directions) (Vs. Max Mode, attack/throw buttons break)
Generic bodyslam. Small break window that works great early game and starts getting broken by everything as the match progresses.

6T

6T
Vertical suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-

2T

2T
Gutwrench suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-

64T

64T
Uranage

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
The main event of Hase's otherwise basic throw game. Can chain into itself up to 4 times by pressing 64T again with proper timing (right after Hase yells) or can be cashed out for additional damage with the Dangerous Uranage by pressing 2T with the same timing. You can also 2T on the 4th and final Uranage. 2T cashout does more damage and leaves the opponent face-up and closer for pins. Running through the whole chain without getting reversed gives you nearly full BURNING meter, allowing you to pick up quick wins via Super Giant Swing if you happen to catch one early. In short - when feasible, try to be using Uranage often, as this is Hase's main source of high damage.

Rear Throw

Back 5T

Back 5T
Back Suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Generic backturned 5T. Can sometimes get this off a backturn, but does less damage than standard 5AAA combo or most of your back holds, so no real need.

Context-Specific Throws

Back To Ropes 4A

Back To Ropes 4A
Kitchen Sink

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Done with an attack button, but acts like a Throw. Generic knee to gut when your back is against the ropes.

Corner 6T

Corner 6T
Superplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Done when opponent is in the corner. Generic Superplex, same as rest of cast.

Corner 64T

Corner 64T
Avalanche Uranage

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Done when opponent is in the corner. Higher damage Superplex with an earlier, narrower reversal window.

Holds

Front Holds

5H > 5A

5H > 5A
Headlock

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-

5H > 2A

5H > 2A
Octopus Hold

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
One of Hase's more gnarly submissions, does limb damage to neck, arm, and leg all at once, and lays in some fairly significant damage.

5H > 8A

5H > 8A
Abdominal Stretch

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Basically a worse version of Octopus Hold, have yet to find a real utility for this move other than a slight timing difference from a similar animation as Octopus Hold.

5H > 6T

5H > 6T
Hammer Throw

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Generic hammer throw/irish whip move. Leads into Hammer Throw moves, listed later.

5H > 4T

5H > 4T
DDT

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-

5H > 2T

5H > 2T
Powerbomb

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
One of Hase's pinning moves out of Front Hold, you can pin straight through the animation by holding down the button. Much like all powerbombs, does good damage but has a wide middle reversal window, so is best used only as a timing mixup when your opponent is used to other holds like Northern Lights Suplex. Puts the opponent in perfect position for Hase's Figure Four/Prison Hold/Half Crab to STF mixup as well, so useful as an early match setup move or timer scam setup too if you can get away with it.

5H > 8T

5H > 8T
Northern Lights Suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Hase's other, more effective pin move out of Front Hold. Faster and earlier reversal window than Powerbomb, so the two can be used in late game to change up timing on pin attempts. This is the one you want to be using most of the time in the late game.

Side Holds

5H > Side > 5T

5H > Side > 5T
Flying Mare

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Can be extended with 2A into a chinlock for some additional damage.

5H > Side > 4T or 6T

5H > Side > 4T or 6T
Arm Breaker

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Does approx. 10% limb damage to either left or right arm, depending on direction chosen. Hase's submissions outside of the Octopus Hold tend to target the legs and head/neck, so doesn't really flow into your gameplan as well as you'd like unless you SPECIFICALLY are aiming to win with Octopus Hold.

5H > Side > 2T

5H > Side > 2T
Knee Crusher

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Does approx. 10% limb damage to legs. Puts the opponent in perfect position for the Figure Four/Prison Hold/Half Crab to STF mixup, so a really useful move if it connects. Has an early and fairly lengthy reversal window, so can't be relied on TOO much, but when it hits it's great.

5H > Side > 5A

5H > Side > 5A
Elbow Stamp

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Occasionally does arm damage.

5H > Side > 4A or 6A

5H > Side > 4A or 6A
Arm Wringer

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Occasionally does arm damage to the arm targeted, left or right. Can be extended to a Crossface Chickenwing by chaining with 2A for additional submission damage.

5H > Side > 2A

5H > Side > 2A
Knee Kick

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Occasionally does knee damage. A good, basic move to mix up between Knee Crushers to be constantly targeting the leg in the matchups you want that.

Back Holds

5H > Back > 5T

5H > Back > 5T
Back Suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Generic back suplex with generic reversal timing.

5H > Back > 4T

5H > Back > 4T
German Suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Standard German suplex with two potential chains - 2T to do a release German for additional damage or hold T for a pin attempt. One of your two pinning moves from back hold, worth mixing up in the late game.

5H > Back > 2T

5H > Back > 2T
Dragon Suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Your other pin option from back hold - generally more damaging than the German suplex but slightly earlier to reverse. Hold down the T button to initiate a pin.

5H > Back > 5A

5H > Back > 5A
Sleeper Hold

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-

5H > Back > 6A

5H > Back > 6A
Shove into Headbutt

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-

5H > Back > 8A

5H > Back > 8A
Enzugiri

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
One of Hase's best and most important holds - a fairly narrow reversal window on an enzugiri that gives guaranteed neck damage, and THEN leads into one of Hase's best submission chains, the Reverse Indian Deathlock into Muta Lock chain. Tap A as Hase hits the ground to go into the Deathlock, then 8A as Hase bridges back to complete the Muta Lock. This is a crucial stall move for Hase in the late game - the animation is long, damage is solid, and it's another submission hold that targets multiple body parts. Hase's best rear hold in a list full of good options.

5H > Back > 2A

5H > Back > 2A
Cobra Clutch

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
A solid submission with a tight reversal window - great for finishing off neck-damaged opponents and another solid mix-up tool in your back holds.

Burning

In-Ring Burning

A+T+H+M after Burning
Super Giant Swing

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
One of the most unique Burnings in the game - spinning the stick and mashing adds rotations and damage to the Giant Swing, so it can do SPECTACULAR damage and eat a lot of time of the match clock with a perfect spin. Pinfall attempt is guaranteed afterwards with no dragging, opponent isn't close enough to the ropes despite how it looks.

Outside of Ring Burning

A+T+H+M after Burning
Triple Guardrail Whip

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	1	-	-	-	-
Generic out of the ring Burning, same as most of the whole cast.

Unique Counters

Strike Counters

Swinging Arm Parry
Uranage

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	-	-	-	-	-
Activated by parrying certain chop and lariat attacks, Hase rolls under the blow and hits his signature Uranage throw. Has a reversal window at the front, but good damage if it's landed, and can be chained into a second Uranage with 64T. A must-have huge benefit in certain match-ups.

Kick Parry
Dragon Screw

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	-	-	-	-	-
Activated by parrying certain kicks, Hase twists his opponent's knee and drags them to the ground. Does leg damage, and sets the opponent in position for either a Scorpion Death Lock, Half Crab into STF, Prison Lock, or Figure Four to keep the limb pressure going.

Hold Counters

Front Neck Hold Counter
Northern Lights Suplex

Damage	Startup	Hit Adv	Special Property	Meter Build	Reversal Window
-	-	-	-	-	-
Activated by reversing a front headlock throw or hold, such as DDTs. Does okay damage, but most importantly goes straight into a pin attempt. Makes trying a late-match DDT (which is most character's generic 5H > 4T) against Hase a dangerous prospect, and is best avoided altogether when facing him.

Strategy

General Gameplan

Hase generally operates under two hearts...er, two general gameplans, which you vary between based on your opponent's familiarity with Hase's main gimmick - the Uranage chain (64T).

All-In Hase

If your opponent doesn't know how to reverse Uranage, this is your whole gameplan. Hit 'em with the full chain, get Burning, Super Giant Swing them, and pin 'em up. This is a full-on knowledge check, and if your opponent is familiar with it, it's likely not going to work very well. But when it works, it REALLY works.

The Long Game

This is more commonly what style of game you'll be playing - a long, full round timer affair where you'll be using Hase's submission prowess to get a life lead and then keep it that way by going for the longest possible animations to run down the clock. If your opponent has a leg weakness like Misawa or Kobashi or a neck weakness like Kakihara or Shiga, a submission victory is still unlikely but within the realm of possibility - you should target these body parts. Otherwise, you're looking to play defensively, using your parries and blocks to make your opponent unsafe, punish them with a move that sets up one of your submissions, and then apply it to get some damage in. As long as you play safe and stay ahead, you should have no issue milking the clock in the second half of the match.

If you get your opponent low enough, you might be able to close out the deal early with a Northern Lights Suplex/Powerbomb Pin from front hold or German Suplex Pin/Dragon Suplex from rear hold. If these opportunities come to you, absolutely take them, but don't force it - your primary objective should be to go front hold > side hold > back hold > enzugiri > Indian deathlock > Muta Lock as frequently as possible, with other submission paths as mix-ups, to stall for time and stay ahead. Patience, graphopper.

Matchups

Combos

Game Navigation

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Arcade Characters
Akira Taue Big Van Vader Bobo Brazil Bruno Sammartino Brusier Brody Don Leo Johnathan Fritz Von Erich Gary Albright Gene Kiniski Hiroshi Hase Johnny Ace Johnny Smith Jumbo Tsuruta Jun Akiyama Kenta Kobashi Kentaro Shiga Kongo Ogami Masahito Kakihara Maunakea Mossman


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 '''HASEHASEHASEEEEEE~!'''
-From the cerulean mat of New Japan to his brief stint in All Japan before entering the battlefield of Japanese politics, Hiroshi Hase has spent a career as a proficient technical worker and he brings that proficiency to Giant Gram as one of the game's masters of submissions. From the STF, Scorpion Deathlock, Sleeper, Cobra Clutch and Octopus Hold, Hase has a wide variety of ways to mangle your opponent's legs and head. Winning via submission isn't Hase's only gameplan - he can also rely on a wide variety of pinning throws in the late game - but submission work is really his bread and butter. Hase pairs this with some of the more intricate chains in the game, making him a technical and high learning curve character that is very satisfying to win with but lacks consistency.
+From the cerulean mat of New Japan to his brief stint in All Japan before entering the battlefield of Japanese politics, Hiroshi Hase has spent a career as a proficient technical worker and he brings that proficiency to Giant Gram as one of the game's masters of submissions. From the STF, Scorpion Deathlock, Sleeper, Cobra Clutch and Octopus Hold, Hase has a wide variety of ways to mangle your opponent's legs and head. Winning via submission isn't Hase's only gameplan - he can also rely on a variety of pinning throws in the late game - but using submission work to wear down the opponent's HP and the match timer is really his bread and butter. Hase pairs this with some of the more intricate and long chains in the game, making him a technical and higher learning curve character that is very satisfying to win with but lacks consistency.
 {{ ProConTable
 | pros=
-* '''Submission Diversity:''' Has some of the widest variety of submission holds in the game, and many of those submissions (such as the STF) target multiple body parts at once, making it easier to complete the tall task of submitting your opponent.
+* '''Submission Diversity:''' Has some of the widest variety of submission holds in the game, and many of those submissions (such as the STF and Octopus Hold) damage multiple body parts at once, making it easier to complete the tall task of submitting your opponent. And because of all of those submissions, Hase is a....
-* '''Uranage Power:''' One of the most powerful throw chains in the game, Hase's 46T can be linked together 4 times in succession. If completed, Hase gains nearly FULL Burning and dishes out a ton of damage. Sort of the Giant Gram equivalent of King's Rolling Death Cradle in Tekken - you better know the reversal timing of this one or you're in a world of hurt.
+* '''Timer Scam Artist:''' Hase is a nightmare to deal with in a late match when he has a life lead. Because many of his submissions involve multiple chaining parts or long setup (his Indian Deathlock into Muta Lock set up out of rear Enzugiri for instance), Hase can keep control of a match where he is advantaged and run the match timer out very effectively. His Burning move, Super Giant Swing, as well as the normal version also aid in this task since they can be extended by rapidly spinning the stick, causing the opponent to lose a ton of time on the match timer.
-* '''Pins Out Of Hold:''' Hase has a handful of pinning moves with different reversal timings out of 5H, making him a threat from multiple angles late in a match when the opponent is low on HP and out of Burning.
+* '''Uranage Power:''' One of the most powerful throw chains in the game, Hase's 64T can be linked together 4 times in succession. If completed, Hase gains nearly FULL Burning and dishes out a ton of damage. Sort of the Giant Gram equivalent of King's Rolling Death Cradle in Tekken - you better know the reversal timing of this one or you're in a world of hurt.
+* '''Pins Out Of Hold:''' Hase has a handful of pinning moves with different reversal timings out of his front and back holds, making him a threat from multiple angles late in a match when the opponent is low on HP and out of Burning.
+* '''Good Unique Counters:''' Hase's unique kick counter Dragon Screw plays right into his leg limb damage gameplan, and can also deal solid damage to lariat enthusiasts like Kobashi and Hansen with his Uranage parry.
 | cons=
-* '''Reliant on Submissions:'''  Hase's greatest gift is also his curse - submissions are an unstable strategy in Giant Gram and difficult to pull off in a real match compared to simply pinning your opponent.
+* '''Reliant on Submissions:'''  Hase's greatest gift is also his curse - submissions are an unstable strategy in Giant Gram and difficult to pull off in a real match compared to simply pinning your opponent or running out the timer. Hase can use his submission prowess for late game timer scam, but otherwise his strengths aren't the strengths that are prioritized by how the average match of GG2000 actually goes down.
-* '''King of the Gimmicks:'''  Hase's fundamentals aren't super strong. He doesn't have good backturn combo damage, he doesn't have good damage on his fast buttons, and he frequently relies on opponents missing reversal timings and not knowing how to deal with some of his chain timings in order to maximize his damage output.
+* '''Gimmicky:'''  Unlike the real life wrestler, Hase's fundamentals aren't super strong. He doesn't have good backturn combo damage, he doesn't have good damage on his fast buttons, and he frequently relies on opponents missing reversal timings and not knowing how to deal with some of his chain timings in order to maximize his damage output. He's a knowledge check character through and through - once you lab the matchup, Hase has to work a lot harder to win than many other characters in the cast.
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-  |description= Primarily used for back turned combos. It's safe to attack retaliation if you stop here and walk backwards, and you could theoretically do 5A->throw on block to beat reversal non-2H hold attempts. It is, however, somewhat slow, and vulnerable to parries.
+  |description= A nice, basic chop. Good plus frames on hit, safe on block to everything. Due to pushout, not even 2H/8H will punish if you do 5A->Walk back.
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-  |description= Primarily used for back turned combos. Taue shows off his sumo background and starts a series of thrusting strikes unique to this auto-combo string. Makes up the bulk of his back turned damage. Relatively safe to retailiation strikes but tends to get punished by 8/2H
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   |Meter Build=
-  |description= Akira's big, big combo starter. Only a frame slower than his jab, and it turns around on hit -and- is relatively safe as long as you aren't in 2/8H range.
+  |description= Generic backturn combo starter. Hase doesn't get great damage of his backturns, but this is how you get to them.
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   |Meter Build=
-  |description= Akira's big jumping strike might have a long list of unique properties, but the range is poor and the attack itself is extremely slow, and the startup of the jumping/unholdable property is so late that it doesn't even get you safely out of some guaranteed-for-the-opponent hold situations, such as after a blocked 4A slap or 5AA teppo. You're generally better going for a different reversal-type move to beat holding attacks.
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   |Special Property= Unparryable, unholdable, jumps
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-  |description= Basically, this is Giant Gram's DP equivalent. Unique recovery state has a small hitbox, meaning the opponent has to either properly time a punish or do specific moves that can hit Taue while he's on the ground/getting up. In addition to being a good panic button, it's a hard call out during your offense--if you know your opponent likes to 2/8H to punish your more unsafe attack strings (such as Teppo), you can do this to blow it up.
+  |description= Basically, this is Giant Gram's DP equivalent. Unique recovery state has a small hitbox, meaning the opponent has to either properly time a punish or do specific moves that can hit Hase while he's on the ground/getting up. In addition to being a good panic button, it's a hard call out during your offense--if you know your opponent likes to 2/8H to punish your more unsafe attack strings, you can do this to blow it up.
   }}
 }}
-===== <span class="invisible-header">26A</span> =====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">62A</span> =====
 <font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
 {{MoveData
 |image=
-|subtitle= Jumping Kick
+|subtitle= Basement Dropkick
 |caption=
-|name= 26A
+|name= 62A
 |data=
   {{AttackData-GG2K
   |Damage=
-  |Startup= 36
+  |Startup=
-  |Hit Adv= X
+  |Hit Adv=
-  |Block Adv= -18
+  |Block Adv=
   |Special Property= Unparryable, unholdable, jumps
   |Meter Build=
-  |description= Akira's unique jumping boot also has a mini-sidestep during startup. It is somewhat less useful than dropkick due to its slower startup and late-to-start unholdable properties, and even with the additional block stun its basically always unsafe to any sort of hold attempt. However, it does an absolute dump truck of damage, and if the opponent is sloppy in turning back around from getting hit by 6A boot, might accidentally net you way more damage than your already high damaging combo would normally give. Can be used in a similar way to dropkick in attack strings to call out 28H after Teppo.
+  |description= Dropkick to the knee, knocks the opponent down on hit. Beats parries and holds, loses to blocking. Not bad to set up ground submissions.
   }}
 }}
 ===Throws===
+====Front Throws====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Body Slam
+|caption=
+|name= 5T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window = 2-9 (H break only, lockout on wrong buttons) (vs. High Max mode, can also be broken by directions) (Vs. Max Mode, attack/throw buttons break)
+ |description = Generic bodyslam. Small break window that works great early game and starts getting broken by everything as the match progresses.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">6T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Vertical suplex
+|caption=
+|name= 6T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description =
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">2T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Gutwrench suplex
+|caption=
+|name= 2T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description =
+ }}
+}}
 ===== <span class="invisible-header">64T</span> =====
 <font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
 {{MoveData
 |image=
-|subtitle= Chokeslam
+|subtitle= Uranage
 |caption=
 |name= 64T
@@ Line 185: / Line 246: @@
   |Special Property=
   |Meter Build=
-  |Reversal Window = 2-9(H only, wrong button lockout), 39-55 (H only, wrong button lockout)
+  |Reversal Window =
+ |description = The main event of Hase's otherwise basic throw game. Can chain into itself up to 4 times by pressing 64T again with proper timing (right after Hase yells) or can be cashed out for additional damage with the Dangerous Uranage by pressing 2T with the same timing. You can also 2T on the 4th and final Uranage. 2T cashout does more damage and leaves the opponent face-up and closer for pins. Running through the whole chain without getting reversed gives you nearly full BURNING meter, allowing you to pick up quick wins via Super Giant Swing if you happen to catch one early. In short - when feasible, try to be using Uranage often, as this is Hase's main source of high damage.
+ }}
+}}
+====Rear Throw====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">Back 5T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Back Suplex
+|caption=
+|name= Back 5T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Generic backturned 5T. Can sometimes get this off a backturn, but does less damage than standard 5AAA combo or most of your back holds, so no real need.
+ }}
+}}
+====Context-Specific Throws====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">Back To Ropes 4A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Kitchen Sink
+|caption=
+|name= Back To Ropes 4A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Done with an attack button, but acts like a Throw. Generic knee to gut when your back is against the ropes.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">Corner 6T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Superplex
+|caption=
+|name= Corner 6T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Done when opponent is in the corner. Generic Superplex, same as rest of cast.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">Corner 64T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Avalanche Uranage
+|caption=
+|name= Corner 64T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Done when opponent is in the corner. Higher damage Superplex with an earlier, narrower reversal window.
+ }}
+}}
+===Holds===
+==== Front Holds ====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 5A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Headlock
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 5A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
   |description =
   }}
 }}
-===Holds===
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 2A</span> =====
-===== <span class="invisible-header">B.H. 4T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Octopus Hold
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 2A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = One of Hase's more gnarly submissions, does limb damage to neck, arm, and leg all at once, and lays in some fairly significant damage.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 8A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Abdominal Stretch
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 8A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Basically a worse version of Octopus Hold, have yet to find a real utility for this move other than a slight timing difference from a similar animation as Octopus Hold.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 6T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Hammer Throw
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 6T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Generic hammer throw/irish whip move. Leads into Hammer Throw moves, listed later.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 4T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= DDT
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 4T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description =
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 2T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Powerbomb
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 2T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = One of Hase's pinning moves out of Front Hold, you can pin straight through the animation by holding down the button. Much like all powerbombs, does good damage but has a wide middle reversal window, so is best used only as a timing mixup when your opponent is used to other holds like Northern Lights Suplex. Puts the opponent in perfect position for Hase's Figure Four/Prison Hold/Half Crab to STF mixup as well, so useful as an early match setup move or timer scam setup too if you can get away with it.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > 8T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Northern Lights Suplex
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > 8T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Hase's other, more effective pin move out of Front Hold. Faster and earlier reversal window than Powerbomb, so the two can be used in late game to change up timing on pin attempts. This is the one you want to be using most of the time in the late game.
+ }}
+}}
+==== Side Holds ====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Side > 5T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Flying Mare
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Side > 5T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Can be extended with 2A into a chinlock for some additional damage.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Side > 4T or 6T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Arm Breaker
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Side > 4T or 6T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Does approx. 10% limb damage to either left or right arm, depending on direction chosen. Hase's submissions outside of the Octopus Hold tend to target the legs and head/neck, so doesn't really flow into your gameplan as well as you'd like unless you SPECIFICALLY are aiming to win with Octopus Hold.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Side > 2T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Knee Crusher
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Side > 2T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Does approx. 10% limb damage to legs. Puts the opponent in perfect position for the Figure Four/Prison Hold/Half Crab to STF mixup, so a really useful move if it connects. Has an early and fairly lengthy reversal window, so can't be relied on TOO much, but when it hits it's great.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Side > 5A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Elbow Stamp
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Side > 5A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Occasionally does arm damage.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Side > 4A or 6A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Arm Wringer
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Side > 4A or 6A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Occasionally does arm damage to the arm targeted, left or right. Can be extended to a Crossface Chickenwing by chaining with 2A for additional submission damage.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Side > 2A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Knee Kick
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Side > 2A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Occasionally does knee damage. A good, basic move to mix up between Knee Crushers to be constantly targeting the leg in the matchups you want that.
+ }}
+}}
+==== Back Holds ====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 5T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Back Suplex
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Back > 5T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Generic back suplex with generic reversal timing.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 4T</span> =====
 <font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
 {{MoveData
@@ Line 197: / Line 637: @@
 |subtitle= German Suplex
 |caption=
-|name= B.H. 4T
+|name=  5H > Back > 4T
 |data=
   {{ThrowkData-GG2K
@@ Line 206: / Line 646: @@
   |Special Property=
   |Meter Build=
-  |Reversal Window = Early (early produces "secondary" break window), Late, Secondary
+  |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Standard German suplex with two potential chains - 2T to do a release German for additional damage or hold T for a pin attempt. One of your two pinning moves from back hold, worth mixing up in the late game.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 2T</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Dragon Suplex
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Back > 2T
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Your other pin option from back hold - generally more damaging than the German suplex but slightly earlier to reverse. Hold down the T button to initiate a pin.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 5A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Sleeper Hold
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Back > 5A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
   |description =
   }}
 }}
-===Unique Counters===
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 6A</span> =====
-===== <span class="invisible-header">Backdrop Counter</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Shove into Headbutt
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Back > 6A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description =
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 8A</span> =====
+<font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Enzugiri
+|caption=
+|name=  5H > Back > 8A
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup= 1
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = One of Hase's best and most important holds - a fairly narrow reversal window on an enzugiri that gives guaranteed neck damage, and THEN leads into one of Hase's best submission chains, the Reverse Indian Deathlock into Muta Lock chain. Tap A as Hase hits the ground to go into the Deathlock, then 8A as Hase bridges back to complete the Muta Lock. This is a crucial stall move for Hase in the late game - the animation is long, damage is solid, and it's another submission hold that targets multiple body parts. Hase's best rear hold in a list full of good options.
+ }}
+}}
+===== <span class="invisible-header">5H > Back > 2A</span> =====
 <font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
 {{MoveData
 |image=
-|subtitle= Elbow Stamp Rush
+|subtitle= Cobra Clutch
 |caption=
-|name= "Backdrop" Counter
+|name=  5H > Back > 2A
 |data=
   {{ThrowkData-GG2K
   |Damage=
   |Startup= 1
-  |Hit Adv= +19
+  |Hit Adv=
   |Block Adv=
   |Special Property=
   |Meter Build=
   |Reversal Window =
-  |description = Three elbow strikes to the back of the head. Typically works on the second/late break window of "Backdrop" category moves. The counter itself is relatively low damage, but is unbreakable and leaves Taue with enough frame advantage to link into throw/holds reliably.
+  |description = A solid submission with a tight reversal window - great for finishing off neck-damaged opponents and another solid mix-up tool in your back holds.
   }}
 }}
-===== <span class="invisible-header">Swinging Arm Parry</span> =====
+===Burning===
+===== <span class="invisible-header">In-Ring Burning</span> =====
 <font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
 {{MoveData
 |image=
-|subtitle= Chokeslam
+|subtitle= Super Giant Swing
 |caption=
-|name= Swinging Arm Parry
+|name= A+T+H+M after Burning
 |data=
   {{ThrowkData-GG2K
@@ Line 247: / Line 779: @@
   |Special Property=
   |Meter Build=
-  |Reversal Window = 61-78 (Broken only by H. from when Taue lacks his arm around the opponent to squatting down.)
+  |Reversal Window =
-  |description = A half-a-bar damaging chokeslam. Done by using a normal parry vs. moves that are considered "swinging arm" attacks, usually lariats. Can be reversed by a 17-frame late reversal window. The default reversal for this is a hip toss that throws Taue to the ground, dealing a very small amount of damage to him.
+  |description = One of the most unique Burnings in the game - spinning the stick and mashing adds rotations and damage to the Giant Swing, so it can do SPECTACULAR damage and eat a lot of time of the match clock with a perfect spin. Pinfall attempt is guaranteed afterwards with no dragging, opponent isn't close enough to the ropes despite how it looks.
   }}
 }}
-===== <span class="invisible-header">Diving Top Rope Counter</span> =====
+===== <span class="invisible-header">Outside of Ring Burning</span> =====
 <font style="visibility:hidden" size="0"></font>
 {{MoveData
 |image=
-|subtitle= Chokeslam Counter
+|subtitle= Triple Guardrail Whip
 |caption=
-|name= Diving Top Rope Counter
+|name= A+T+H+M after Burning
 |data=
   {{ThrowkData-GG2K
   |Damage=
   |Startup= 1
-  |Hit Adv= X
+  |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Generic out of the ring Burning, same as most of the whole cast.
+ }}
+}}
+===Unique Counters===
+====Strike Counters====
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Uranage
+|caption=
+|name= Swinging Arm Parry
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup=
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Activated by parrying certain chop and lariat attacks, Hase rolls under the blow and hits his signature Uranage throw. Has a reversal window at the front, but good damage if it's landed, and can be chained into a second Uranage with 64T. A must-have huge benefit in certain match-ups.
+ }}
+}}
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle= Dragon Screw
+|caption=
+|name= Kick Parry
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup=
+ |Hit Adv=
+ |Block Adv=
+ |Special Property=
+ |Meter Build=
+ |Reversal Window =
+ |description = Activated by parrying certain kicks, Hase twists his opponent's knee and drags them to the ground. Does leg damage, and sets the opponent in position for either a Scorpion Death Lock, Half Crab into STF, Prison Lock, or Figure Four to keep the limb pressure going.
+ }}
+}}
+====Hold Counters====
+{{MoveData
+|image=
+|subtitle=Northern Lights Suplex
+|caption=
+|name= Front Neck Hold Counter
+|data=
+ {{ThrowkData-GG2K
+ |Damage=
+ |Startup=
+ |Hit Adv=
   |Block Adv=
   |Special Property=
   |Meter Build=
   |Reversal Window =
-  |description = Taue gets this unique counter if he mashes out of the first break window of a top rope move. On one hand, its a shame this doesn't do as much damage as his normal choke slam. On the other hand, it still does around 25% of a bar and is unbreakable (even versus Ogami, who has a chokeslam counter), so its hard to complain
+  |description = Activated by reversing a front headlock throw or hold, such as DDTs. Does okay damage, but most importantly goes straight into a pin attempt. Makes trying a late-match DDT (which is most character's generic 5H > 4T) against Hase a dangerous prospect, and is best avoided altogether when facing him.
   }}
 }}
@@ Line 274: / Line 866: @@
 ==Strategy==
 ===General Gameplan===
+Hase generally operates under [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCvNuPN8vuo two hearts]...er, two general gameplans, which you vary between based on your opponent's familiarity with Hase's main gimmick - the Uranage chain (64T).
+==== All-In Hase ====
+If your opponent doesn't know how to reverse Uranage, this is your whole gameplan. Hit 'em with the full chain, get Burning, Super Giant Swing them, and pin 'em up. This is a full-on knowledge check, and if your opponent is familiar with it, it's likely not going to work very well. But when it works, it REALLY works.
+==== The Long Game ====
+This is more commonly what style of game you'll be playing - a long, full round timer affair where you'll be using Hase's submission prowess to get a life lead and then keep it that way by going for the longest possible animations to run down the clock. If your opponent has a leg weakness like Misawa or Kobashi or a neck weakness like Kakihara or Shiga, a submission victory is still unlikely but within the realm of possibility - you should target these body parts. Otherwise, you're looking to play defensively, using your parries and blocks to make your opponent unsafe, punish them with a move that sets up one of your submissions, and then apply it to get some damage in. As long as you play safe and stay ahead, you should have no issue milking the clock in the second half of the match.
+If you get your opponent low enough, you might be able to close out the deal early with a Northern Lights Suplex/Powerbomb Pin from front hold or German Suplex Pin/Dragon Suplex from rear hold. If these opportunities come to you, absolutely take them, but don't force it - your primary objective should be to go front hold > side hold > back hold > enzugiri > Indian deathlock > Muta Lock as frequently as possible, with other submission paths as mix-ups, to stall for time and stay ahead. Patience, graphopper.
 ===Matchups===
 ==Combos==
+{{Navbox-GG2K}}
+[[Category:Giant Gram 2000]]