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5A

Anti-air

Startup	Active	Recovery	Base Damage	Stand Damage
3	2	2	4	1
Guard	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	Pushblock Adv.	Cancel Options
Mid	+5	+7	+4	SP, SU, TA
Quick jab that can combo into most of your other normals. Can combo into s+j.B on airborne opponents. Somewhat alright as a close anti-air. Links into the majority of your other normals. Whiffs on some crouching characters. Additional Info Invulnerability Triggers IPS Triggers scaling Meter on whiff Meter on hit none No Yes 2 6

6B

Stanky Leg.

Startup	Active	Recovery	Base Damage	Stand Damage
5	5	13	9	4
Guard	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	Pushblock Adv.	Cancel Options
Low	-1	-2	-10	SP, SU, TA
Your main Stand Off hitconfirm. Excellent counterpoke. Incredibly good poke, can combo into 214AA, 236S, 214B, even 214C. One of Jotaro's best buttons. Additional Info Invulnerability Triggers IPS Triggers scaling Meter on whiff Meter on hit none Yes Yes 4 5 Jotaro's outstretched foot lacks an extended hurtbox.

Glass Shower
623A/B/C

623A	Startup	Active	Recovery	Base Damage	Stand Damage
	10	Until ceiling (Bullet) Until ground (Glass)	32 Total	12 (Bullet) 3 (Glass)	0 (Bullet) 6 (Glass)
	Guard	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	Pushblock Adv.	Cancel Options
	Mid (Bullet) High (Glass)	varies	varies	varies	-
623B/C	Startup	Active	Recovery	Base Damage	Stand Damage
	12	Until ceiling (Bullet) Until ground (Glass)	33 Total	12 (Bullet) 3 per hit (Glass)	0 (Bullet) 6 per hit (Glass)
	Guard	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	Pushblock Adv.	Cancel Options
	Mid (Bullet) High (Glass)	varies	varies	varies	-
Fires an upwards shot, which creates a shower of falling glass upon hitting the ceiling. While it can be used as a solid antiair and techchase tool, it really starts to shine when used in combination with your other projectiles, since the recovery allows Hoingo to move shortly after the glass spawns. The shards hit high, making it a key part of your strongest setups. While the A version is a rare techchase and antiair option at best, the B and C versions are really good ways to encourage your opponent to move in certain ways. The B version is the one you'll be using most in setups and when punishing moves like DIO's teleports. The C version is a good way to cover a large part of the screen provided you get the move out safely, and the glass falls at the perfect spot to setup unblockables against roll-happy opponents and ones knocked down by Truck. Additional Info Invulnerability Triggers IPS Triggers scaling Meter on whiff Meter on hit none No (Bullet) Yes (Glass) No (Bullet) Yes (Glass) 0 0 (Bullet) 4 per hit (Glass) Because Glass is a falling projectile, the actual time needed for them to make contact with the opponent depends on their hurtbox. See the table below for estimates on the effective startup for each character. Time for Glass to hit Character Time for Glass to hit Old Joseph 38 Polnareff 36 [38] Rubber Soul 36 [40] * Data in brackets is for crouching opponents.