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| Recipe = {{clr|M|5MP}}, {{clr|M|2MP}} > {{clr|M|214MP}} | | Recipe = {{clr|M|5MP}}, {{clr|M|2MP}} > {{clr|M|214MP}} | ||
| content = This is M. Bison's basic combo using his {{clr|M|5MP}} as a starter that ends with a Medium Psycho Mine {{clr|M|214MP}} placement. Instead of Psycho Mine, | | content = This is M. Bison's basic combo using his {{clr|M|5MP}} as a starter that ends with a Medium Psycho Mine {{clr|M|214MP}} placement. Instead of Psycho Mine, Bison can end with Medium Double Knee Press {{clr|M|236MK}} to leave the opponent standing and M. Bison at +3 for strike/throw. | ||
This is a very basic combo that can be used off {{clr|M|2MK}} drive rush cancels to set up Psycho Mine or pressure off a blocked Drive Rush {{clr|M|5MP}}. | This is a very basic combo that can be used off {{clr|M|2MK}} drive rush cancels to set up Psycho Mine or pressure off a blocked Drive Rush {{clr|M|5MP}}. | ||
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| content = Standard routing with an OD Double Knee Press Extension, and Heavy Psycho Mine placement ender. Heavy Psycho Mine gives M. Bison some of his best oki, allowing him to drive rush in with the normal of his choice, {{clr|M|5MP}} and {{clr|H|4HK}} being great options. | | content = Standard routing with an OD Double Knee Press Extension, and Heavy Psycho Mine placement ender. Heavy Psycho Mine gives M. Bison some of his best oki, allowing him to drive rush in with the normal of his choice, {{clr|M|5MP}} and {{clr|H|4HK}} being great options. | ||
Can end with {{clr|H|5HP}} > SA1/2/3 instead of Psycho Mine if | Can end with {{clr|H|5HP}} > SA1/2/3 instead of Psycho Mine if damage is preferred. | ||
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| content = Decent damage, knockdown, oki and applies a Psycho Mine. | | content = Decent damage, knockdown, oki and applies a Psycho Mine. | ||
Can end with {{clr|H|5HP}} > SA1/2/3 instead of Psycho Mine if | Can end with {{clr|H|5HP}} > SA1/2/3 instead of Psycho Mine if damage is preferred. | ||
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| Recipe = PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > {{clr|H|214HP}} <br> PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > 236KK, {{clr|H|6HP}}, {{clr|H|3HK}} <br> PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > 236KK, {{clr|H|214HP}} <br> PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > 236KK, {{clr|H|5HP}} > Super Art 1/2/3 | | Recipe = PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > {{clr|H|214HP}} <br> PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > 236KK, {{clr|H|6HP}}, {{clr|H|3HK}} <br> PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > 236KK, {{clr|H|214HP}} <br> PC DI, walk forward, {{clr|H|2HP}} > 236KK, {{clr|H|5HP}} > Super Art 1/2/3 | ||
| content = Without OD Knee Press | | content = Without OD Knee Press M. Bison can apply Heavy Psycho Mine {{clr|H|214HP}}. With OD Knee press Bison has a few options for enders afterwards. | ||
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|-| Corner Wallsplat = | |-| Corner Wallsplat = | ||
Click "Expand" for information about combo notation in SF6:
| SF6 Combo Notation Guide | |
|---|---|
| Notation | Meaning |
| > | Cancel the previous move to the following move. e.g. Normal into Special (2MK > 236P) or Special into Super (623P > 236236K) |
| ~ | Chain/Cancel the previous move into a followup. e.g. Luke's target combo (LP~MP~HP) or Rising Uppercut into Slam Dunk (623PP~PP) |
| , | Link the previous move to the following move. e.g. 5MP, 2MP (requires manual timing) |
| An example with Ken that uses all three "connecting" symbols: 2LP, 5MP~HP > 623P > 236236P 2LP links into 5MP; 5MP chains into HP Target Combo; HP cancels into Shoryuken which cancels into Lv.3 Super | |
| j.X | Jumping action; for Neutral Jump, use 8j.X e.g. Kimberly j.2MP (Elbow Drop) or Ryu j.214K (Aerial Tatsumaki Senpukyaku) |
| P or K | Any Punch or Any Kick (when button strength does not matter) PP or KK represents any two punches/kicks. |
| X/Y | Do either X move or Y move. e.g. end a combo with 214K/623P |
| [X] | Hold the button input e.g. Luke 214[LP] = charged LP Flash Knuckle |
| dl.X | Briefly delay the action e.g. Ken 236HK~dl.6LK (Jinrai Loop starter) |
| AA | Anti-air; hit the opponent while they're mid-air. May cause a different juggle state compared to a grounded opponent. |
| Y xN {Y} xN |
Repeat 'Y' input 'N' number of times. A sequence of multiple inputs will be bundled into "{}". e.g. 5LP x3 (5LP, 5LP, 5LP) or {2HP > Drive Rush} x3 |
| Y > DR | Button Y cancelled into Drive Rush (3-bar version) e.g. 5HP > DR |
| DR~Y | Drive Rush into Button Y (cancel the dash frames early into a followup attack) This can be done from the 1-bar or 3-bar versions of Drive Rush e.g. 236HP Launch, DR~5LP |
| An example for Ryu using both Drive Rush notations: 2MK > DR~5HP (cancel 2MK into Drive Rush, then immediately use 5HP during dash animation) | |
2LP is a 4 frame light button confirm into a special. M. Bison may be able to chain three 2/5LP together depending on his range from the opponent. Always end hit confirmed 3 hit light punch chain with Light Double Knee Press 236LK as Light Psycho Mine 214LP will not reach.
Ending with Light Double Knee Press 236LK will leave the opponent standing and M. Bison at +2 frame advantage. M. Bison will in perfect range for strike/throw.
2LP > 2LP > 5LK > 214LP will plant a Psycho Mine on the opponent, however it is spacing dependent. Ending a light hit confirm with Light Double Knee Press 236LK is generally a more reliable option.
This is M. Bison's basic combo using his 5MP as a starter that ends with a Medium Psycho Mine 214MP placement. Instead of Psycho Mine, Bison can end with Medium Double Knee Press 236MK to leave the opponent standing and M. Bison at +3 for strike/throw.
This is a very basic combo that can be used off 2MK drive rush cancels to set up Psycho Mine or pressure off a blocked Drive Rush 5MP.
Standard routing with an OD Double Knee Press Extension, and Heavy Psycho Mine placement ender. Heavy Psycho Mine gives M. Bison some of his best oki, allowing him to drive rush in with the normal of his choice, 5MP and 4HK being great options.
Can end with 5HP > SA1/2/3 instead of Psycho Mine if damage is preferred.
Decent damage, knockdown, oki and applies a Psycho Mine.
Can end with 5HP > SA1/2/3 instead of Psycho Mine if damage is preferred.
Without OD Knee Press M. Bison can apply Heavy Psycho Mine 214HP. With OD Knee press Bison has a few options for enders afterwards.
Blocked DI wallsplat in the corner. Similar to previous combos, use OD Knee Press 236KK for extensions. Applies Psycho Mine.
Depending on range, may need to remove 5HK and go straight to 2MP or 2MK. For meterless combo, use Knee Press for standing oki, or Psycho Mine to set up the bomb.
PC 5HK will crumple opponent. End with Heavy Psycho Mine 214HP application for meterless. Extend with OD Knee Press 236KK and end with Heavy Psycho Mine 214HP application or 5HP > Super Art 1/2/3 for damage.
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