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With her command grab, anti-air throw and suite of catch counters, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Kyoko is best played as a grappler. But despite what her kit might tell you, Kyoko is a character who relies much more on her powerful striking attacks to set up looping 50/50 setplay. With one of the game's few four-hit aerial chains, high damage combos and consistent access to hard knockdowns with EX {{Tooltip|text=Sazanka|hovertext=623K}}, Kyoko is more than capable of overwhelming the opponent with her offense and not giving them a chance to breathe. Unfortunately, this powerful offense comes at the expense of not just meter, which she requires a decent amount of to keep up her offense, a linear neutral game -- with her air normals being her primary means of establishing space control and approaching, she can suffer against patient opponents who are willing and able to control her movement. | With her command grab, anti-air throw and suite of catch counters, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Kyoko is best played as a grappler. But despite what her kit might tell you, Kyoko is a character who relies much more on her powerful striking attacks to set up looping 50/50 setplay. With one of the game's few four-hit aerial chains, high damage combos and consistent access to hard knockdowns with EX {{Tooltip|text=Sazanka|hovertext=623K}}, Kyoko is more than capable of overwhelming the opponent with her offense and not giving them a chance to breathe. Unfortunately, this powerful offense comes at the expense of not just meter, which she requires a decent amount of to keep up her offense, but also a linear neutral game -- with her air normals being her primary means of establishing space control and approaching, she can suffer against patient opponents who are willing and able to control her movement. | ||
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Revision as of 06:28, 14 March 2023
Introduction
Kyoko doesn't even want to be here.
With her command grab, anti-air throw and suite of catch counters, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Kyoko is best played as a grappler. But despite what her kit might tell you, Kyoko is a character who relies much more on her powerful striking attacks to set up looping 50/50 setplay. With one of the game's few four-hit aerial chains, high damage combos and consistent access to hard knockdowns with EX Sazanka, Kyoko is more than capable of overwhelming the opponent with her offense and not giving them a chance to breathe. Unfortunately, this powerful offense comes at the expense of not just meter, which she requires a decent amount of to keep up her offense, but also a linear neutral game -- with her air normals being her primary means of establishing space control and approaching, she can suffer against patient opponents who are willing and able to control her movement.
Stats
Attack | Defense | Dash Jump | Dash Brake | Backdash | Wakeup Speed |
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C | A | Yes | Yes | 21F (Throw Invul) | 24F |