Advanced V.G. 2/Yuka

Overview

Move List

Combos

Strategy

Resources

Introduction

After winning the last VG tournament, Yuka took some time to herself in order to train and reflect. She still hasn't figured out what martial arts has to do with running a maid cafe.

The protagonist of previous V.G. titles, Yuka is a straightforward shoto archetype who will feel familiar to just about anyone with experience in the genre. Along with the sacred trio of a fireball, reversal uppercut and rushing kick move, Yuka makes herself known for a fearsome offense, sporting a strong aerial presence (including one of the game's few four-hit aerial chains), high combo damage and powerful corner lockdown. These strengths are held in check, however, by a middling set of grounded anti-airs, preventing her from being able to utilise the classic fireball traps that her archetype normally excels at, as well as a slightly larger aerial hurtbox that puts her at a disadvantage in some air-to-air exchanges. If you're looking for an aggressive shoto with flashy combos, Yuka just might be your gal.

Yuka is an aggressive shoto-styled character who excels at locking opponents down and converting frame traps into powerful juggle combos.
Pros	Cons
Strong Aerial Options: With fantastic air normals and one of the game's few four-hit air chains, Yuka has great options for scrapping and controlling space in the air. Powerful Lockdown: Yuka's aerial options, combined with her Kikoudan fireball and Souryugeki uppercut, give her fearsome capacity to push opponents to the corner and keep them there. Consistent Damage: Yuka is able to pretty consistently score fairly high damage juggle combos, giving her high reward for landing hits, even without meter.	Weak Anti-Airs: You'd think that the shoto would have a suite of strong anti-airs, but aside from Souryugeki, Yuka is surprisingly lacking in this department, meaning that aside from uppercut, her most consistent way to punish aerial approaches is by taking to the skies herself. Large Aerial Hurtbox: Despite her four-hit aerial chain and strong air normals, Yuka does take on a bit of extra risk when jumping compared to other characters, as her large hurtbox while airborne means that she is more susceptible to her opponent's anti-airs, and can potentially more easily lose out in airborne scramble situations.

Stats

Attack	Defense	Dash Jump	Dash Brake	Backdash	Wakeup Speed
C	C	Yes	Yes	28F (Throw Invul)	12F

Color Options

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