Rage of The Dragons/Radel

Overview

Movelist

Combos

Radel
Unique Partner	Annie
Life	180
Stun	100
Guard	90
Air Throw	No
Profession	Dragon Hunter
Difficulty	★★★☆☆ Moderately Difficult
Tier	B+

Radel is a member of the dwindling dragon hunter clan. When he was a child, his parents were killed by the "Black Dragon". Knowing his role since the Black Dragon was prophesied to appear by his clan for decades. Radel sets to seek out the Murakami family, a family of psychic guides, to guide him on his journey to avenge his father. Radel is charged with protecting his guide, Annie Murakami. Although Radel has doubts about Annie's young age, since he is concerned she is too young for combat, he pursues his journey to avenge his father's death.

Radel is a powerhouse with good neutral controlling options. From pestering opponents with his normals to opening opponents up with his command grab, Radel is a solid pick if you're looking for a character who is well-rounded in all areas.
Pros	Cons
Great Normals: Radel's normals are excellent to pester the opponent due to how much reach they have. He can confirm combos off of most normals or have good utility; such as 5B, a low poke, being able to low profile fireballs. Big Stun Damage: Radel can dish out a load of stun damage with his level 1 and level 2 supers. For Radel to stun a character, they don't need to be in any special state.. they just need to get hit. Tricky Command Grab: Radel's command grab can be used between his pokes to open up a defensive opponent. You can't get much off of it, but it is a nice chunk of damage plus Oki.	Combos Can Drop Easy: If you're too far away, mess up your timing of a tag-in attack or even be in the corner.. Radel can drop his combo easily thanks to his moves having huge pushback and long recovery times. No Safe Blockstrings: Everything Radel has is punishable by everyone on block. If you commit to your combo, you will get punished. No Mix-up Options: Radel's command grab is his only "mix-up" and it must be done point-blank. It's very easy to avoid if the opponent sees it coming.