JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future/Chaka/Misc: Difference between revisions
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfRSkKJrKkY Video detailing C# storage and how to perform it] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfRSkKJrKkY Video detailing C# storage and how to perform it] | ||
Demonstrations from WJ executing C# | |||
[https://twitter.com/WJ_HD/status/1749784546525196408 basic showcase of C#] | |||
[https://twitter.com/WJ_HD/status/1750200937350881700 what happens when C# gets interrupted] | |||
How it works is that when you counter a move and then block it stand on and activate chaka's Anubis Guard Cancel, you have the ability to call upon any normal in Chaka's stand ON kit. This includes all chained normals that you wouldn't be able to access without first completing the chain it's locked behind. When you go to perform AGC, if you hold back and press 4C (you MUST hold back), you have a 9 frame window where Chaka will, instead of using s.5c, call upon the last stand on move used. Let's say you perform a full untechable chain (s.5A>B>C>B) (whiff hit or block, doesn't matter), and if your next stand on move is performing AGC C# storage, you will get the untechable launcher off 1 hit. This can even be stored in stand off, as all stand off moves (including 236S) do not affect the registry. Special moves, however, cannot be stored, but they mess with the order of which moves can be performed. Such examples would include doing s.5A>(5B) then any special move, on performing AGC C# storage, you can pres 4C 4C in quick succession to get grab if you're point blank, and this is the only way to get grab from AGC. Other shenanegans can be s.5A>s.5B>s.5C xx negative edge a special move with the C button, AGC C# 4C 4B 4C to get chained s.5B combo into untechable launcher, and s.5A>s.5B xx special with the B button, AGC C# 4C 4C 4C to get 5C twice, that can be followed up with the B button to combo into untechable launcher. Best part about the special cancels affecting C#? It doesn't matter how many you specials you perform, as long as it just happens at least once. Legit combo routes can be finished with HKD only for your oppoenent to press a button you've already countered, causing them to eat the goofiest combo on the rebound. | How it works is that when you counter a move and then block it stand on and activate chaka's Anubis Guard Cancel, you have the ability to call upon any normal in Chaka's stand ON kit. This includes all chained normals that you wouldn't be able to access without first completing the chain it's locked behind. When you go to perform AGC, if you hold back and press 4C (you MUST hold back), you have a 9 frame window where Chaka will, instead of using s.5c, call upon the last stand on move used. Let's say you perform a full untechable chain (s.5A>B>C>B) (whiff hit or block, doesn't matter), and if your next stand on move is performing AGC C# storage, you will get the untechable launcher off 1 hit. This can even be stored in stand off, as all stand off moves (including 236S) do not affect the registry. Special moves, however, cannot be stored, but they mess with the order of which moves can be performed. Such examples would include doing s.5A>(5B) then any special move, on performing AGC C# storage, you can pres 4C 4C in quick succession to get grab if you're point blank, and this is the only way to get grab from AGC. Other shenanegans can be s.5A>s.5B>s.5C xx negative edge a special move with the C button, AGC C# 4C 4B 4C to get chained s.5B combo into untechable launcher, and s.5A>s.5B xx special with the B button, AGC C# 4C 4C 4C to get 5C twice, that can be followed up with the B button to combo into untechable launcher. Best part about the special cancels affecting C#? It doesn't matter how many you specials you perform, as long as it just happens at least once. Legit combo routes can be finished with HKD only for your oppoenent to press a button you've already countered, causing them to eat the goofiest combo on the rebound. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 24 January 2024
References Bunch of Chaka data numbers on a spreadsheet, including stand gauge damage, Scaling and IPS info (Compiled by Modest Latios)
Old wiki link (it's broken, don't even try it buddy BIATCHHHH)
Anubis Guard Cancel C# storage
Video detailing C# storage and how to perform it
Demonstrations from WJ executing C#
what happens when C# gets interrupted
How it works is that when you counter a move and then block it stand on and activate chaka's Anubis Guard Cancel, you have the ability to call upon any normal in Chaka's stand ON kit. This includes all chained normals that you wouldn't be able to access without first completing the chain it's locked behind. When you go to perform AGC, if you hold back and press 4C (you MUST hold back), you have a 9 frame window where Chaka will, instead of using s.5c, call upon the last stand on move used. Let's say you perform a full untechable chain (s.5A>B>C>B) (whiff hit or block, doesn't matter), and if your next stand on move is performing AGC C# storage, you will get the untechable launcher off 1 hit. This can even be stored in stand off, as all stand off moves (including 236S) do not affect the registry. Special moves, however, cannot be stored, but they mess with the order of which moves can be performed. Such examples would include doing s.5A>(5B) then any special move, on performing AGC C# storage, you can pres 4C 4C in quick succession to get grab if you're point blank, and this is the only way to get grab from AGC. Other shenanegans can be s.5A>s.5B>s.5C xx negative edge a special move with the C button, AGC C# 4C 4B 4C to get chained s.5B combo into untechable launcher, and s.5A>s.5B xx special with the B button, AGC C# 4C 4C 4C to get 5C twice, that can be followed up with the B button to combo into untechable launcher. Best part about the special cancels affecting C#? It doesn't matter how many you specials you perform, as long as it just happens at least once. Legit combo routes can be finished with HKD only for your oppoenent to press a button you've already countered, causing them to eat the goofiest combo on the rebound.
