Revision as of 06:34, 2 November 2016

Introduction

The final boss of the first Fatal Fury game, and this is just another of his usual appearances.

Pros:

Amazing damage output
Can use his feint cancels to extend combos into his pursuit for free or keep up pressure
Tough to stop when he gets started on his rushdown
Geese's Rashomon pretty much can secure a round for him, when his opponent is in the red or just close to it (Even if Geese was losing :P)
Good combo ability
Can open up defensive opponents well
Good hitbox on his counters

Cons

Quite a fair bit of his gameplan will involve lows to get a knockdown to combo his pursuit
Limited moveset
High learning curve to use to full potential
Opponents will be looking out for dash-in throws to punish eventually

General		Introduction \| Notation \| Game Mechanics \| Basic Strategy \| Advanced Strategy \| Tiers
The Characters		Andy Bogard \| Billy Kane \| Blue Mary \| Bob Wilson \| Cheng Sinzan \| Duck King \| Franco Bash \| Geese Howard \| Hon Fu \| Jin Chonrei \| Jin Chonshu \| Joe Higashi \| Kim Kaphwan \| Laurence Blood \| Li Xiangfei \| Mai Shiranui \| Rick Strowd \| Ryuji Yamazaki \| Sokaku Mochizuki \| Terry Bogard \| Tung Fu Rue \| Wolfgang Krauser

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 =Introduction=
+The final boss of the first Fatal Fury game, and this is just another of his usual appearances.
+'''Pros''':
+*Amazing damage output
+*Can use his feint cancels to extend combos into his pursuit for free or keep up pressure
+*Tough to stop when he gets started on his rushdown
+*Geese's Rashomon pretty much can secure a round for him, when his opponent is in the red or just close to it (Even if Geese was losing :P)
+*Good combo ability
+*Can open up defensive opponents well
+*Good hitbox on his counters
+'''Cons'''
+*Quite a fair bit of his gameplan will involve lows to get a knockdown to combo his pursuit
+*Limited moveset
+*High learning curve to use to full potential
+*Opponents will be looking out for dash-in throws to punish eventually
 =Moves List=