Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting/Sagat

Sagat

Sagat was kicking Ryu's ass in Street Fighter 1 until he knocked Ryu down and attempted a meaty taunt, whereupon Ryu reversal Dragon Punched him a huge gash in his chest. Adon laughed at him so mercilessly that Sagat had to join a gang to feel the unity of a group once again. Shadaloo's ideals don't interest him, but it provides the vehicle he needs to gain a rematch against Ryu, and to get his revenge.
He lost his eye in a minor scuffle with Dan Hibiki's dad's nose.

In a nutshell

Sagat has a very strong projectile game, with very fast Tiger Shots which can be fired high or low. This, along with a decent uppercut and very useful Tiger Knee allow him to pretty much cover all the bases for a strong character in Hyper Fighting. His limbs tend to be pretty punishable though.

Character Specific Information

Character Data

Damage Scaling Factor:

25/32

Pre-Jump Frames:

4f

Jump duration:

40f

Color Options

Default	Start

Moves List

All frame data taken from T.Akiba's data. Will independently verify soon.

Normal Moves

• Standing Normal Moves (st.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Standing Light Punch

{{#motion: lp }}

6

-

4

40

4

4

4

+7/+5

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Standing Medium Punch

{{#motion: mp }}

10

-

8

60

5

4

6

+8

{{#motion: }}

Standing Hard Punch

{{#motion: hp }}

22

-

14

80

7

6

22

-5/-6

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Standing Light Kick

{{#motion: lk }}

8

-

4

40

4

4

7

+5/+4

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Standing Medium Kick

{{#motion: mk }}

10

-

8

60

5

4

10

+8/+5

{{#motion: }}

Standing Hard Kick

{{#motion: hk }}

18

-

14

80

7

6

21

-3/-2

{{#motion: }}

• Crouching Normal Moves (cr.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Crouching Light Punch

{{#motion: d + lp }}

8

-

4

40

4

4

4

+6/+4

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Crouching Medium Punch

{{#motion: d + mp }}

16

-

8

60

5

4

6

+9/+8

{{#motion: }}

Crouching Hard Punch

{{#motion: d + hp }}

22

-

14

80

7

6

20

-3/-4

{{#motion: specialcancel }}

Crouching Light Kick

{{#motion: d + lk }}

8

-

4

40

5

4

5

+6/+5

{{#motion: low }}

Crouching Medium Kick

{{#motion: d + mk }}

16

-

8

60

5

4

7

+10/+8

{{#motion: low }}

Crouching Hard Kick

{{#motion: d + hk }}

22

-

8

130

7

6

21

KD/-11

{{#motion: low knockdown }}

• Jumping Normal Moves (nj.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Neutral Jump Light Punch or Kick

{{#motion: u + lp or lk }}

10

-

4

40

2

∞

-

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Medium Punch or Kick

{{#motion: u + mp or mk }}

16

-

8

50

3

20

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Neutral Jump Hard Punch or Kick

{{#motion: u + hp or hk }}

22

-

14

60

5

8

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

• Diagonal Jumping Normal Moves (j.)

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Diagonal Jump Light Punch or Kick

{{#motion: ub / uf + lp or lk }}

8

-

4

40

3

∞

-

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Medium Punch or Kick

{{#motion: ub / uf + mp or mk }}

16

-

8

50

3

20

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Diagonal Jump Hard Punch or Kick

{{#motion: ub / uf + hp or hk }}

22

-

14

60

5

8

∞

-

{{#motion: high }}

Throws

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

Tiger Carry

{{#motion: b / f + mp or hp }}

32

-

10

99

-

-

-

-

{{#motion: throw }}

Special Moves

Name

Command

Base Damage

Random damage table

Stun

Stun Timer

Startup

Active

Recov.

Adv On Hit/Block

Notes

High Tiger Shot

{{#motion: qcf + Lp }}

12

 ?

16

120

11

 ?

37

 ?

{{#motion: }}

High Tiger Shot

{{#motion: qcf + Mp }}

14

 ?

16

120

11

 ?

37

 ?

{{#motion: }}

High Tiger Shot

{{#motion: qcf + Hp }}

16

 ?

16

120

11

 ?

37

 ?

{{#motion: }}

Low Tiger Shot

{{#motion: qcf + Lk }}

12

 ?

16

120

11

 ?

41

 ?

{{#motion: }}

Low Tiger Shot

{{#motion: qcf + Mk }}

14

 ?

16

120

11

 ?

41

 ?

{{#motion: }}

Low Tiger Shot

{{#motion: qcf + Hk }}

16

 ?

16

120

11

 ?

41

 ?

{{#motion: }}

Tiger Uppercut

{{#motion: dp + Lp }}

36

 ?

16

120

4

 ?

17/20/27 + 8

KD/-18

{{#motion: }}

Tiger Uppercut

{{#motion: dp + Mp }}

38

 ?

16

120

4

 ?

17/20/27 + 8

KD/-30

{{#motion: }}

Tiger Uppercut

{{#motion: dp + Hp }}

40

 ?

16

120

4

 ?

17/20/27 + 8

KD/-42

{{#motion: }}

Tiger Knee

{{#motion: qcf uf + Lk }}

22

 ?

16

120

3

 ?

13/14/15 + 6

KD/-2,+3

{{#motion: }}

Tiger Knee

{{#motion: qcf uf + Mk }}

24

 ?

16

120

3

 ?

13/14/15 + 6

KD/-2,+3

{{#motion: }}

Tiger Knee

{{#motion: qcf uf + Hk }}

26

 ?

16

120

3

 ?

13/14/15 + 6

KD/-2,-4

{{#motion: }}

The Basics

A lot of Sagat's basic game revolves around his tiger shot projectiles. He has control over very fast, very slow, and high or low projectiles, which is incredibly useful in limiting the opponent's options. Become as familiar as possible with them.

If the opponent can't neutralise the tiger shots, they will often resort to jumping in, in which case hit them out of the air!

Anti-airs:

• Tiger Uppercut - will often trade unless done deep/late, to make use of the invincibility frames.
• Standing HK - Works well if jump is predicted early enough
• Standing HP - for jump-ins from far away.
• Tiger Knee - will often do massive damage, but the jumps it works against is limited (very character/positioning dependent).

Advanced Strategy

Tiger uppercut's full effectiveness as an anti-air can only be gained if you are a master of 'crouching uppercuts'. If you can uppercut from a crouching position without your character standing up, you can avoid many jumping attacks, and also use the early invincibility frames of the tiger uppercut to cleanly beat the jump-in. If you can't reliably perform the motion fast enough from crouching, a bootleg version is to whiff a cr.LK and buffer the DP motion in during that.

In Hyper Fighting, Sagat's tiger knee is capable of passing over most projectiles (notably not Sagat's high tiger shot). When timed and positioned correctly, this puts Sagat right in the opponent's face, with a fairly intimidating mixup of 'throw or tiger uppercut'. If used incorrectly, Sagat can be punished, however. Definitely a good trick to have in the bag though.

Combos

• j.HK, cr.LK xx HP Tiger Uppercut
• j.HK, cr.LK xx Tiger Knee

Match-ups

Vs. Balrog (boxer):

Boxer can turn-around punch through your fireballs, so be aware of your (and his!) ranges.

Vs. Blanka:

Be careful with anti-airs, Blanka's j.HK is capable of beating Tiger Uppercut clean.

Vs. Chun-Li:

One of the best matchups,can jump Kikoken easily and poke her with medium attacks and Tiger Uppercut,but Chun ´poke attacks are faster than him.

Vs. Dhalsim:

Dhalsim can punish high tiger shots with crouching limbs, and mummy drill over low tiger shots, making a zoning game difficult for Sagat.

Vs. E. Honda:

Honda is usually at an incredible disadvantage against projectile users such as Sagat, however in this case his Headbutt can travel over low tiger shots. High tiger shots will hit it though. Regardless, pepper him with tiger shots and anti-air when he tries to jump in.

Vs. Guile:

Your Tiger Shots must be used in long range,also watch out with his Flash Kick,you need to poke him and punish a missed one.

Vs. Ken:

Roughly even matchup. Ken's dragon punch has more invincibility than Tiger Uppercut, so Sagat will always lose dueling uppercuts. In general, Ken's probably trying to get in and land his 'touch of death' combo, so you want to maintain distance and zone with fireballs, while using anti airs like early standing HK to keep him at bay. Anything to avoid him getting a deep jump-in!

Vs. M. Bison (dictator):

Sagat can punish Stomp easily due to his big hitbox,block and jump attack,Tigger Uppercut can defeat Psycho Crusher.

Vs. Ryu:

As with Ken, Ryu's dragon punch will beat Tiger Uppercut every time. Ryu's hurricane kick has invincibility at the start and end, and also knocks down. It's a powerful move you will need to learn how to deal with.

From Crayfish: At mid range fireball game against Ryu, don't forget Sagat's standing HP. Its possible to snuff/trade with more damage against Ryu's fireball, from safely outside his sweep range. If he hurricane kicks, you will trade for surprisingly even damage and both get knocked down, only a perfect SRK counters. Once you land this a couple of times, it can make Ryu hesitate and gives you the opportunity to take the initiative in the FB game...

From coldsnap: You can tiger uppercut from crouch underneath a hurricane kick. Problem is that it will often trade unpredictably.

However, you can hit cleanly with s.HK when the hurricane goes past. s.HP works as well, but the timing is strict. Haven't tested tiger knee because I usually just use s.HK.

Vs. Sagat (self):

Tiger,Tiger,Tiger!

Vs. Vega (claw):

Barcelona Attack can be punished with Tiger Uppercut.

Vs. Zangief:

Mixing up your high/low tiger shots is extremely valuable for dealing with Zangief's lariats, which are his usual method of avoiding fireballs. He is then pretty much stuck with jumping, answer with anti-airs such as an early s.HK.

Hitboxes

Standing Normals

• Standing Jab:

Damage	6
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+7
Frame Count		1+3	4	4

• Standing Strong:

Damage	10
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+8
Frame Count		3	2	4	4	2
Simplified		1+5		4	6

• Standing Fierce:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+7
Frame Count		4	3	6	10	12
Simplified		1+7		6	22

• Standing Short:

Damage	8
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+5
Frame Count		2	1	2	2	2	2	3
Simplified		1+4		4		7

• Standing Forward:

Damage	10
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+8
Frame Count		3	2	2	2	2	3	5
Simplified		1+5		4		10

• Standing Roundhouse:

Damage	18
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	-3
Frame Count		2	1	3	3	5	6	10
Simplified		1+7		5		21

Crouching Normals

• Crouching Jab:

Damage	8
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+6
Frame Count		1+4	4	4

• Crouching Strong:

Damage	16
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+9
Frame Count		1+5	4	6

• Crouching Fierce:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	-3
Frame Count		1+7	6	20

• Crouching Short:

Damage	8
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	Yes
Frame Advantage	+6
Frame Count		2	2	4	2	3
Simplified		1+4		4	5

• Crouching Forward:

Damage	16
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	60
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	+10
Frame Count		2	2	4	3	4
Simplified		1+4		4	7

• Crouching Roundhouse:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	80
Chain Cancel	No
Special Cancel	No
Frame Advantage	KD/-11
Frame Count		4	2	6	8	9
Simplified		1+6		6	17

Aerial Normals

• Neutral Jumping Jab/Short:

Damage	10
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		2	∞

• Neutral Jumping Strong/Forward:

Damage	16
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		1	2	20	3	∞
Simplified		3		20	∞

• Neutral Jumping Fierce/Roundhouse:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		2	3	8	5	∞
Simplified		5		8	∞

• Diagonal Jumping Jab/Short:

Damage	8
Stun	1~7
Stun Timer	40
Frame Count		2	∞

• Diagonal Jumping Strong/Forward:

Damage	16
Stun	5~11
Stun Timer	50
Frame Count		1	2	20	3	∞
Simplified		3		20	∞

• Diagonal Jumping Fierce/Roundhouse:

Damage	22
Stun	11~17
Stun Timer	60
Frame Count		2	3	8	5	∞
Simplified		5		8	∞

Throws

• Tiger Carry (←/→ + MP/HP)

Damage	32
Duration	130
Stun	7~13
Stun Timer	100
Range (from axis)	48
Range advantage	16

Special Moves

• High Tiger Shot: ↓↘→ + Punch

Startup:

Frame Count	6	3	1
Simplified	1+10

LP version:

Damage	12
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-
Frame Count		1	1	2	1
Simplified		37

MP version:

Damage	14
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-
Frame Count		1	1	2	1
Simplified		37

HP version:

Damage	16
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-
Frame Count		1	1	2	1
Simplified		37

• Low Tiger Shot: ↓↘→ + Kick

Start up:

Frame Count	6	3	1
Simplified	1+10

LK version:

Damage	12
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-
Frame Count		1	1	2	1
Simplified		41

MK version:

Damage	14
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-
Frame Count		1	1	2	1
Simplified		41

HK version:

Damage	16
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-
Frame Count		1	1	2	1
Simplified		41

• Tiger Uppercut: →↓↘ + Punch

General:

Damage	36/38/40
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	-18/-30/-42
Jab		2	2	3	2	14	4	4	9	8
Jab Simplified		5		3	16		25
Strong		2	1	2	3	22	4	4	12	8
Strong Simplified		3		2	25		28
Fierce		2	3	1	2	26	4	4	19	8
Fierce Simplified		5		1	28		35

• Tiger Knee: ↓↘→↗ + Kick

Startup & Active

Damage	22/24/26
Stun	13~19
Stun Timer	120
Frame Advantage	+3/+3/-4
Short		1	1	1	1	1	5	6	6	1	8
Foward		1	1	1	1	1	6	6	6	2	8
Roundhouse		1	1	1	1	1	7	6	6	3	8

Misc Animations

Walk back/Fwd	Neutral	Crouch

• Standing reel:

• Crouching reel:

• Dizzy:

Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting