Capcom vs SNK 2/Eagle: Difference between revisions

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Introduction


Health (at Ratio 2)
14400	Average
Stun
70	Average
Dash Length
17 Frames	Long
Dash Type
Hop	Corpse Hop=Yes, Proj. Hop=Yes
Run Speed
8.2	Average
Roll Distance
140 pixels	Far
Roll Duration
27f	Long
Wakeup Speed compared to Ryu
0f	Average

Story

Eagle is a British Bojutsu fighter who works as a bouncer at a bar. He was one of the original enemies Ryu fought in Street Fighter 1, and was one of the most powerful of them. He was hired as a hitman to kill Sagat, thought he sadly failed. He returned home a living legend for his fighting however. Alpha 3 and its stories are questionably canon, but during the events of Alpha 3, Eagle started travelling to perfect his Bojutsu martial art style. He challenged anyone he thought was strong, most notably Guile, who Eagle beats. Guile shares that he's on a mission to stop Shadaloo and fight M. Bison, and also sharing that Sagat is there as well. Eagle follows, eager to fight his previous rival. Upon seeing Sagat, Eagle is disappointed that he's just become a lackey of Shadaloo. They fight, and Eagle wins. M. Bison is impressed, and fights Eagle himself, also being defeated by the Bojutsu master. They rescue Charlie and destroy the Psycho Driver, and Eagle thanks Guile for one last romp on the battlefield.

Gameplay

Eagle is mostly a poking character with solid anti-airs, simple combos, good roll cancels, and effective supers. He can be quite simple to play, relying mostly on using his sticks to beat out opponents buttons on the ground and comboing into his Oxford Red stick rush special. Hitconfirming into his supers is fairly easy as well, and he has a versatile combo ending super in Union Jack Platinum. While his best anti-air special requires a roll cancel to be effective, roll cancelling does make it VERY effective. Overall, Eagle is just a simple poking and hitconfirming character.

He does have his weaknesses however. His main meterless combo ender, while it does good damage, doesn't give any knockdown. His anti-air special also requires roll cancelling to make it effective, and RC Sticks is a powerful fireball punish, limiting his use in non-roll Grooves heavily. He lacks any sort of zoning tools outside of his normals, and his mixups aren't the best without run/hop Grooves. Not having a reliable reversal (his lariet trades or loses quite a bit) also hurts, since it means he has to commit to something like a super to wake up with something invincible. If you want a poking character with good and fun hitconfirms, Eagle is your guy.

Groove Selection

Best - C/A/K: C-Eagle is a powerful defensive character that can hitconfirm into a level 2 Union Jack Platinum for solid damage. While his Alpha Counter isn't the greatest, it's a useful defensive tool, and one that Eagle heavily appreciates. He can roll cancel Lariats for a more reliable anti-air, and his mobility with dash isn't too bad. C-Eagle is a more reliable and footsies-based Eagle playstyle. A-Eagle is similar to C-Eagle, but sacrifices any threat of a hitconfirmed super in exchange for Custom Combos. Eagle's CC is fairly damaging and overall good, though usually not as scary as a level 2 or 3 Union Jack Platinum. What Eagle loses in damage he gains as versatility. Eagle is able to combo into CC off light confirms or c.mk or build meter post CC. Raw custom does big damage and he gains a true anti-air custom, comboing into CC off lights does roughly the same as a level 2 C-cancel. K-Eagle is the exact opposite. He makes an immediate major sacrifice by losing RC Lariat and RC Sticks, but gains a few big things in return. Run and hop make his rushdown a lot scarier, and he can be surprisingly good at it too. Rage lets him hitconfirm into a level 3 Union Jack Platinum for great damage, and since he has great range, JD is a reliable defensive tool for him. K-Eagle is a more rushdown focused Eagle with a good comeback factor. Eagle does have the ability to go left/right/high/low in dash grooves after a punch throw letting you hit confirm into big damage or instant overhead j.mk (one of the best overheads).

Useful - N/P: N-Eagle is a bit of a mix between C-Eagle and K-Eagle. You get the mobility of K and the reliable supers and rolls of C, but you sacrifice a lot of potential damage, making him a bit less scary overall. N-Eagle is good for a more simple style. P-Eagle gets parries, which are alright for him as he has decent ranged punishes and damage. While it is rare, a parry from P-Eagle into 5MK > Level 3 Union Jack Platinum does massive damage and is very scary.

Worst - S: S-Eagle doesn't have much going for him. While Eagle doesn't exactly need meter, he really likes having it, so without low health being forced to charge is very demanding. At low health, you can confirm into level 1 Union Jack Platinum over and over again. This gives you more consistent knockdowns and damage, but the damage isn't as high as other Grooves are capable of. You lose out on rolls for RC Lariat/Sticks in exchange for a dodge, which doesn't help much. Run and hop are strong, but are also present in K-Groove and N-Groove which are better for Eagle overall.

Eagle is a poking and punishing character with lots of good normals and hitconfirms. He doesn't get consistent knockdowns without meter, and his best anti-air requires you to roll cancel it, but otherwise he's a very solid neutral-oriented character. Eagle is best in C-Groove and K-Groove.
Pros	Cons
Normals: Thanks to the long reach of his sticks, Eagle has solid normals for keeping the opponent away or confirming into a super or 41236K Super: Union Jack Platinum is a great and damaging combo ending super that lets Eagle melt the opponent with level 2 cancels or Raged level 3's, level 3 Manchester Gold (lariet super) is one of the best wake moves in the game being +1(!!!) on block. Roll Cancels: RC Lariat is a fairly annoying roll cancel that works as a great anti-air, and RC lp Oxford Red (Rush) is fairly safe wake up (-2 on block) and mk and hk versions are great to punish fireballs. Offense: With hop and run, Eagle can actually be fairly scary on offense, possessing a great hop normal and a great low confirm	Comeback factor Eagle is very solid at keeping out, but getting in can be a struggle vs many top tiers as he is better at zoning when low on health Meterless Combos: While his meterless combos are still damaging, Eagle can struggle to secure a knockdown without spending meter, his main bnb leaves him at -2 Reliance on Roll: Eagle's best anti-air special has to be roll cancelled, since it only has upper body invuln on the startup and not till the first frame Defense: While he has some solid jabs to mash, the aforementioned lack of a true meterless reversal forces him to hold pressure on knockdowns or spend meter on an unsafe reversal super

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Normal Moves

Far Normals

5LP

Far Jab
Far Light Punch
5LP / Far LP

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5MP

Far Strong
Far Medium Punch
5MP / Far MP

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Far	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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5HP

Far Fierce
Far Heavy Punch
5HP / Far HP

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5LK

Far Short
Far Light Kick
5LK / Far LK

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5MK

Far Forward
Far Medium Kick
5MK / Far MK

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5HK

Far Roundhouse
Far Heavy Kick
5HK / Far HK

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Close Standing Normals

clLP

Close Jab
Close Light Punch
cl.LP

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clMP

Close Strong
cl.MP

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clHP

Close Fierce
Close Heavy Punch
cl.HP

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Close	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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clLK

Close Short
Close Light Kick
cl.LK

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Close	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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clMK

Close Forward
Close Medium Kick
cl.MK

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Close	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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clHK

Close Roundhouse
Close Heavy Kick
cl.HK

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Close	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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Crouching Normals

2LP

Crouch Jab
Crouching Light Punch
2LP / cr.LP

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+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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2MP

Crouch Strong
Crouching Medium Punch
2MP / cr.MP

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2HP

Crouch Fierce
Crouching Heavy Punch
2HP / cr.HP

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2LK

Crouch Short
Crouching Light Kick
2LK / cr.LK

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2MK

Crouch Forward
Crouching Medium Kick
2MK / cr.MK

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2HK

Crouch Roundhouse
Crouching Heavy Kick
2HK / cr.HK

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+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Jumping Normals

j.LP

Jump Jab
Jumping Light Punch
j.LP

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j.MP

Jump Strong
Jumping Medium Punch
j.MP

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j.HP

Jump Fierce
Jumping Heavy Punch
j.HP

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j.LK

Jump Short
Jumping Light Kick
j.LK

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j.MK

Jump Forward
Jumping Medium Kick
j.MK

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j.HK

Jump Roundhouse
Jumping Heavy Kick
j.HK

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Command Normals

X

Generic Command
Generic Name
Generic Input

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Throws

X

Generic Throw Name
Punch Throw
Near Opponent, 4/6HP

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Close /+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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X

Generic Throw Name
Kick Throw
Near Opponent, 4/6HK

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Close /+	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
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Colors

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Capcom Characters
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 Eagle is mostly a poking character with solid anti-airs, simple combos, good roll cancels, and effective supers. He can be quite simple to play, relying mostly on using his sticks to beat out opponents buttons on the ground and comboing into his Oxford Red stick rush special. Hitconfirming into his supers is fairly easy as well, and he has a versatile combo ending super in Union Jack Platinum. While his best anti-air special requires a roll cancel to be effective, roll cancelling does make it VERY effective. Overall, Eagle is just a simple poking and hitconfirming character.
-He does have his weaknesses however. His main meterless combo ender, while it does good damage, doesn't give any knockdown. His anti-air special also requires roll cancelling to make it effective, and RC Sticks is a powerful fireball punish, limiting his use in non-roll Grooves heavily. He lacks any sort of zoning tools outside of his normals, and his mixups aren't the best without run/hop Grooves. Not having a meterless reversal also hurts quite a bit, since it means he has to commit to something like a super to wake up with something invincible. If you want a poking character with good and fun hitconfirms, Eagle is your guy.
+He does have his weaknesses however. His main meterless combo ender, while it does good damage, doesn't give any knockdown. His anti-air special also requires roll cancelling to make it effective, and RC Sticks is a powerful fireball punish, limiting his use in non-roll Grooves heavily. He lacks any sort of zoning tools outside of his normals, and his mixups aren't the best without run/hop Grooves. Not having a reliable reversal (his lariet trades or loses quite a bit) also hurts, since it means he has to commit to something like a super to wake up with something invincible. If you want a poking character with good and fun hitconfirms, Eagle is your guy.
 === Groove Selection ===
-'''Best - C/K:''' C-Eagle is a powerful defensive character that can hitconfirm into a level 2 Union Jack Platinum for solid damage. While his Alpha Counter isn't the greatest, it's a useful defensive tool, and one that Eagle heavily appreciates. He can roll cancel Lariats for a more reliable anti-air, and his mobility with dash isn't too bad. C-Eagle is a more reliable and footsies-based Eagle playstyle. K-Eagle is the exact opposite. He makes an immediate major sacrifice by losing RC Lariat and RC Sticks, but gains a few big things in return. Run and hop make his rushdown a lot scarier, and he can be surprisingly good at it too. Rage lets him hitconfirm into a level 3 Union Jack Platinum for great damage, and since he has great range, JD is a reliable defensive tool for him. K-Eagle is a more rushdown focused Eagle with a good comeback factor.
+'''Best - C/A/K:''' C-Eagle is a powerful defensive character that can hitconfirm into a level 2 Union Jack Platinum for solid damage. While his Alpha Counter isn't the greatest, it's a useful defensive tool, and one that Eagle heavily appreciates. He can roll cancel Lariats for a more reliable anti-air, and his mobility with dash isn't too bad. C-Eagle is a more reliable and footsies-based Eagle playstyle. A-Eagle is similar to C-Eagle, but sacrifices any threat of a hitconfirmed super in exchange for Custom Combos. Eagle's CC is fairly damaging and overall good, though usually not as scary as a level 2 or 3 Union Jack Platinum. What Eagle loses in damage he gains as versatility. Eagle is able to combo into CC off light confirms or c.mk or build meter post CC. Raw custom does big damage and he gains a true anti-air custom, comboing into CC off lights does roughly the same as a level 2 C-cancel. K-Eagle is the exact opposite. He makes an immediate major sacrifice by losing RC Lariat and RC Sticks, but gains a few big things in return. Run and hop make his rushdown a lot scarier, and he can be surprisingly good at it too. Rage lets him hitconfirm into a level 3 Union Jack Platinum for great damage, and since he has great range, JD is a reliable defensive tool for him. K-Eagle is a more rushdown focused Eagle with a good comeback factor. Eagle does have the ability to go left/right/high/low in dash grooves after a punch throw letting you hit confirm into big damage or instant overhead j.mk (one of the best overheads).
-'''Useful - N/A/P:''' N-Eagle is a bit of a mix between C-Eagle and K-Eagle. You get the mobility of K and the reliable supers and rolls of C, but you sacrifice a lot of potential damage, making him a bit less scary overall. N-Eagle is good for a more simple style. A-Eagle is similar to C-Eagle, but sacrifices any threat of a hitconfirmed super in exchange for Custom Combos. Eagle's CC is fairly damaging and overall good, though usually not as scary as a level 2 or 3 Union Jack Platinum. P-Eagle gets parries, which are alright for him as he has decent ranged punishes and damage. While it is rare, a parry from P-Eagle into 5MK > Level 3 Union Jack Platinum does massive damage and is very scary.
+'''Useful - N/P:''' N-Eagle is a bit of a mix between C-Eagle and K-Eagle. You get the mobility of K and the reliable supers and rolls of C, but you sacrifice a lot of potential damage, making him a bit less scary overall. N-Eagle is good for a more simple style. P-Eagle gets parries, which are alright for him as he has decent ranged punishes and damage. While it is rare, a parry from P-Eagle into 5MK > Level 3 Union Jack Platinum does massive damage and is very scary.
 '''Worst - S:''' S-Eagle doesn't have much going for him. While Eagle doesn't exactly need meter, he really likes having it, so without low health being forced to charge is very demanding. At low health, you can confirm into level 1 Union Jack Platinum over and over again. This gives you more consistent knockdowns and damage, but the damage isn't as high as other Grooves are capable of. You lose out on rolls for RC Lariat/Sticks in exchange for a dodge, which doesn't help much. Run and hop are strong, but are also present in K-Groove and N-Groove which are better for Eagle overall.
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 |pros=
 * '''Normals:''' Thanks to the long reach of his sticks, Eagle has solid normals for keeping the opponent away or confirming into a super or 41236K
-* '''Super:''' Union Jack Platinum is a great and damaging combo ending super that lets Eagle melt the opponent with level 2 cancels or Raged level 3's
+* '''Super:''' Union Jack Platinum is a great and damaging combo ending super that lets Eagle melt the opponent with level 2 cancels or Raged level 3's, level 3 Manchester Gold (lariet super) is one of the best wake moves in the game being +1(!!!) on block.
-* '''Roll Cancels:''' RC Lariat is a fairly annoying roll cancel that works as a great anti-air, and RC Light Sticks is a safe on block fireball and poke punish
+* '''Roll Cancels:''' RC Lariat is a fairly annoying roll cancel that works as a great anti-air, and RC lp Oxford Red (Rush) is fairly safe wake up (-2 on block) and mk and hk versions are great to punish fireballs.
 * '''Offense:''' With hop and run, Eagle can actually be fairly scary on offense, possessing a great hop normal and a great low confirm
 |cons=
-* '''Meterless Combos:''' While his meterless combos are still damaging, Eagle can struggle to secure a knockdown without spending meter
+* '''Comeback factor''' Eagle is very solid at keeping out, but getting in can be a struggle vs many top tiers as he is better at zoning when low on health
+* '''Meterless Combos:''' While his meterless combos are still damaging, Eagle can struggle to secure a knockdown without spending meter, his main bnb leaves him at -2
 * '''Reliance on Roll:''' Eagle's best anti-air special has to be roll cancelled, since it only has upper body invuln on the startup and not till the first frame
 * '''Defense:''' While he has some solid jabs to mash, the aforementioned lack of a true meterless reversal forces him to hold pressure on knockdowns or spend meter on an unsafe reversal super