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{{AVG2 Character Subnav|char=jun|short=jun|sub=1}}
{{AVG2 Character Subnav|char=jun|short=jun|sub=1}}
== Move List ==
== Move List ==
=== Standing Normals ===
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_stLP.jpg
|image=AVG2_Jun_stLP.jpg
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=5
  |active=-
  |active=2
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=12
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A strike right to the gut. Chains into 5LK and cl.HK for a combo, and 5HP for a frame trap.<br>
  |description= A strike right to the gut. Can be rapid fired, chains into 5LK and cl.HK for a combo, and 5HP for a frame trap.<br>
  '''Chains to:'''<br>
  '''Chains to:'''<br>
  ({{Motion|2}}{{Icon-Capcom|LP}}) > cl.{{Icon-Capcom|HK}}<br>
  ({{Motion|2}}{{Icon-Capcom|LP}}) > cl.{{Icon-Capcom|HK}}<br>
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=9
  |active=-
  |active=2
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=20
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A quick shin kick, no chains but can link into itself pretty easily. Can special cancel, but its tight if you are trying to combo into an Earth Shaker. If you wanna get tricky you can 5LK, LK Kubota Sway if the opponent tries to mash afterwards, and then go for a Kubota Buster.
  |description= A quick shin kick with slightly less range than 5L, can be rapid fired and chains into 2LK, links into itself pretty easily. Can special cancel, but its tight if you are trying to combo into an Earth Shaker. If you wanna get tricky you can 5LK, LK Kubota Sway if the opponent tries to mash afterwards, and then go for a Kubota Buster.
'''Chains to:'''<br>
{{Motion|2}}{{Icon-Capcom|LK}}
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=
  |startup=15
  |active=-
  |active=4
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=17
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A lumbering downward punch, may look like an overhead but it is not. Does special cancel.
  |description= A lumbering downward punch, may look like an overhead but it is not. Does special cancel.
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=13
  |active=-
  |active=10 (5, 5)
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=17
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A leaping wheel kick, honestly not great at all because the range is not anywhere near as far as it may seem and has to be pretty far away to activate.
  |description= A leaping wheel kick, honestly not great at all because the range is not anywhere near as far as it may seem and has to be pretty far away to activate. It *can* anti-air during the first part of the move, but you have better options for that.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=6
  |active=-
  |active=6 (4, 2)
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=17
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A knee strike to the stomach. It has a further range than any close proximity normal I've ever seen, which is good because its a worthwhile normal to have access to thanks to it's long hitstun meaning you can get a Earth Shaker to combo off it.
  |description= A knee strike to the stomach. It has a further range than any close proximity normal I've ever seen, which is good because its a worthwhile normal to have access to thanks to it's long hitstun meaning you can get a Earth Shaker to combo off it.
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=== Crouching Normals ===
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_crLP.jpg
|image=AVG2_Jun_crLP.jpg
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=5
  |active=-
  |active=4
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=11
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A double-fist thrust, snappy enough for startup but has less range than you would like. Special cancelable, but not enough hitstun to be worthwhile.<br>
  |description= A double-fist thrust, snappy enough for startup but has less range than you would like. Special cancelable, but not enough hitstun to be worthwhile.<br>
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Low
  |guard= Low
  |startup=  
  |startup=6
  |active=-
  |active=3
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=9
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Outclasses 2LP in every way. Actually hits low, has slightly more range, and has better hitstun meaning you can get a Earth Shaker off it (unless at max range). It's also her OTG pickup, so you will get very used to this button.
  |description= Your main button at close range besides 5LP to catch jump outs so you can grab with with Kubota Buster. It's also her OTG pickup, so you will get very used to this button.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=7
  |active=-
  |active=3, 2
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=16
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A 2-hit axe handle strike, pretty much invalidates her 5HP as a poke. It starts up much faster, can successfully special cancel of either hit into Earth Shaker.
  |description= A 2-hit axe handle strike, pretty much invalidates her 5HP as a poke. It starts up much faster, can successfully special cancel of either hit into Earth Shaker.
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= Low
  |guard= Low
  |startup=  
  |startup=7
  |active=-
  |active=5
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=19
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A decent enough sweep, range is very slightly less than the animation but it gets the job done.
  |description= Fast startup, great active frames, good range and being special-cancellable makes this a core button to both poke and combo with. Cancel into Lariat to secure a hard knockdown for either OTG extensions or oki.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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=== Jumping Normals ===
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_jLP.jpg
|image=AVG2_Jun_jLP.jpg
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard=High
  |guard=High
  |startup=  
  |startup=7
  |active=-
  |active=13 (5, 8)
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=5
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A glacerial double axe-handle strike. Shockingly slow for a light normal, it chains into jHP, jHK, and j2HP but you should never press this button when you have jLK.<br>
  |description= A glacerial double axe-handle strike. Useful as an air to air while rising because it hits higher than your other normals and lets you chain after. Chains into jHP, jHK, and j2HP.
  '''Chains to:'''<br>
  '''Chains to:'''<br>
  j.{{Icon-Capcom|HP}}<br>
  j.{{Icon-Capcom|HP}}<br>
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= High
  |guard= High
  |startup=  
  |startup=0
  |active=-
  |active=26
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=5
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Arguably Jun's best air normal, she can hit this rising on a standing opponent and then chain into j2HP to hit cross up. It's also active for a full lunar cycle, so super jumping with this as an approach is a tasty proposition.<br>
  |description= #1 air normal to press 95% of the time you are jumping, is '''INSTANTLY''' active and will remain active for a ''long'' time, great when paired with a super jump. Can hit this rising on a standing opponent and then chain into j2HP to hit cross up, or delayed while rising into a heavy of your choice (primarily j2HP) for a left/right depending on how you delay the heavy, or use it by itself for left/rights.
  j.{{Icon-Capcom|HP}}<br>
  j.{{Icon-Capcom|HP}}<br>
  j.{{Motion|2}}{{Icon-Capcom|HP}}<br>
  j.{{Motion|2}}{{Icon-Capcom|HP}}<br>
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= High
  |guard= High
  |startup=  
  |startup=9
  |active=-
  |active=4
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=11
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A downward strike that is faster than jLP, but still not as good of an option as her other air normals.
  |description= A downward strike, sadly overshadowed by her other air normals.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= High
  |guard= High
  |startup=  
  |startup=7
  |active=-
  |active=5, (4), 5
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=10
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A huge looking dropkick, but the hitbox doesnt extend all the way to her toes. A good chain ender for approaches where j2HP isn't as good.
  |description= A quick dropkick, you'll be using this button when you want range (and slightly more damage) either for jump ins or air to airs, otherwise interchangeable with j2HP. A good normal to protect air space with neutral or back jumps thanks to its speed and disjoint, even if the hitbox stops before her ankles. Also a good chain ender for approaches where j2HP isn't as good. Curiously has a gap during active frames.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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=== Command Moves ===
=== Command Normals ===
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_6HP.jpg
|image=AVG2_Jun_6HP.jpg
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= High
  |guard= High
  |startup=  
  |startup=16
  |active=-
  |active=12 (4, 4, 4)
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=14
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A rising double axe-handle command launcher. A bit on the slow side, but leads to good damage. Needs to be used preemptively due to it's slow startup, but works as a solid anti-air thanks to it's large hitbox.
  |description= A rising double axe-handle command launcher. A bit on the slow side, but leads to good damage. Needs to be used preemptively due to it's slow startup, but works as a solid anti-air thanks the arc it covers, with last hitbox being able to hit opponents jumping behind you. Is special cancellable, but Earth Shaker doesn't combo, and while cancelling into LK Sway may be quicker than letting it recover, you'll mainly use this as an anti-air so you'll have plenty of time to confirm on hit (not to say you shouldn't use Sway cancel).  
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=-
  |damage=-
  |guard= High
  |guard= High
  |startup=  
  |startup=8
  |active=-
  |active=12
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=7
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Legally mandated grappler body splash cross-up tool, You know what this is good for. It's Jun's go-to air-chain ender with how good it's hitbox is and invalidates a lot of her air normals in terms of effectiveness. jLK into j2HP will take you very far in this game.
  |description= Legally mandated grappler body splash cross-up tool, You know what this is good for. Interchangeable with jHK as a chain ender, but very consistent for left/rights after jLK. jLK into j2HP will take you very far in this game.
}}
}}
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== Universal Mechanics ==
 
=== Throws ===
Due to grappler privilege, Jun also has a {{Icon-Capcom|K}} throw as well unlike the rest of the cast.
{{MoveData
|image=
|caption={{Motion|4}}/{{Motion|6}} + {{Icon-Capcom|P}}
|name=German Suplex
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=1
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description= Hard Knockdown, OTG-able afterwards for a combo or you can forego it for a left/right with either jLK/j2HP (will have to microwalk back first for same-side j2HP). Main OTG combo is 2LK>Lariat meterlessly, or microwalk forward 2LK> Kubota Shuttle for ludicrous damage.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=
|caption={{Motion|4}}/{{Motion|6}} + {{Icon-Capcom|K}}
|name= Brainbuster
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=1
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description= Sometimes leaves you closer to the opponent (holding a direction influences it?), Hard Knockdown, can not OTG afterwards, slightly more initial damage than punch throw but since you cannot OTG it's less damage in the long run. Can still get jLK/j2HP left/rights afterwards depending on how close it leaves you, but it's semi-random if you'll be close to them or not (until we find out how it works) so it's not as useful as punch throw (looks cool at least!).
}}
}}
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=== Guard Cancels ===
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_stLP.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|LP}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|LP}}. This, along with her {{Icon-Capcom|LK}} guard cancel, have a very strange property -- the damage of the guard cancel is determined by the damage of the last attack that Jun blocked (i.e. the one she blocked when she did the guard cancel). This property applies to subsequent uses of the normal when chaining into itself as well, meaning this guard cancel can potentially be the most damaging in the game this side of Kaori's infinite-starting guard cancel.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_stLK.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|LK}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|LK}}. Is mostly outshone by LP guard cancel, due to its lack of self-chaining.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_Earth_Shaker.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|HP}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|LP}} Earth Shaker.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_Kubota_Sway.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|HK}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|HK}} Kubota Sway. Can actually be really useful for blowing through certain blockstrings to find a gap for a Kubota Buster or something faster.  
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |version={{Icon-Capcom|LP}}
  |version={{Icon-Capcom|LP}}
  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid, Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=10
  |active=-
  |active=6, (10), 12
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=7
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A generally very useful special move that mostly sees use as an OTG follow-up and as a meaty hitbox for the opponent to wake up into. A cornerstone of Jun's gameplan.
  |description= A generally very useful special move that mostly sees use as an OTG follow-up and as a meaty hitbox for the opponent to wake up into. The punch OTGs and the shockwave clears projectiles. Can be done via SP1.
  }}
  }}
  {{AttackData-AVG2
  {{AttackData-AVG2
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup= 12
  |active=-
  |active=7, (11), 12
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=9
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Does more hits and damage, but isnt really any slower to start up. If you have a confirm but lack the charge for Kubota Lariat, this is your best option.
  |description= Does more hits and damage, but isnt really any slower to start up. If you have a confirm but lack the charge for Kubota Lariat, this is your best option. The punch OTGs and the shockwave clears projectiles. A cornerstone of Jun's gameplan.
  }}
  }}
  {{AttackData-AVG2
  {{AttackData-AVG2
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= N/A
  |guard= N/A
  |startup=  
  |startup= 1 + 11?
  |active=-
  |active=7, 39*
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=32
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= The EX version functions almost like Potemkin's Slidehead in Guilty Gear, causing an unblockable hitbox to track to the opponent's position, launching them high into the air for a combo follow-up depending on positioning.
  |description= The EX version functions almost like Potemkin's Slidehead in Guilty Gear, causing an unblockable hitbox to track to the opponent's initial position, launching them high into the air for a combo follow-up depending on positioning. *Shockwave is active at the same time as the punch is.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=0
  |active=-
  |active=23
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=0
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Jun stands in place and sways, gaining full strike invulnerability for the duration of the move. There is no punishable recovery on the move, but she's completely open to throws. Extremely useful tool against characters who want to abuse instant supers, since she can buffer this during superflash. The LK version is only active for a snap, so it can be used as a special cancel option to mix up your pressure and go for a throw.
  |description= Jun stands in place and sways, gaining full strike invulnerability for the duration of the move. There is no punishable recovery on the move, but she's completely open to throws. Extremely useful tool against characters who want to abuse instant supers, since she can buffer this during superflash. The LK version is only active for a snap, so it can be used as a special cancel option to mix up your pressure and go for a throw or to shorten recovery on your heavy pokes. Can be done via SP2.
  }}
  }}
  {{AttackData-AVG2
  {{AttackData-AVG2
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=0
  |active=-
  |active=37
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=0
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= The sway is active for much longer, better used for actually avoiding something.
  |description= The sway is active for much longer, better used for actually avoiding something.
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= N/A
  |guard= N/A
  |startup= 1
  |startup=1
  |active=-
  |active=1?
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=46
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Jun's command grab, and boy is it a good one. The range is fantastic, and it even opens up combo opportunities if you can time an EX Earth Shaker. Incredibly strong move. It's worth mentioning that unlike every other command grab in the game, Kubota Buster DOES have a whiff animation.
  |description= Jun's command grab, and boy is it a good one. The range is fantastic, and it even opens up combo opportunities if you can time an EX Earth Shaker. Incredibly strong move. It's worth mentioning that unlike every other command grab in the game, Kubota Buster DOES have a whiff animation.
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= N/A
  |guard= N/A
  |startup= 1
  |startup=1
  |active=-
  |active=1?
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=67
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description=  HP Buster has the same startup, it does more damage but has worse recovery on whiff. Still, it's worth prioritizing for the additional damage it gives.  
  |description=  HP Buster has the same startup, it does more damage but has worse recovery on whiff. Still, it's worth prioritizing for the additional damage it gives.  
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= Mid
  |guard= Mid
  |startup=  
  |startup=11
  |active=-
  |active=12, 4
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=19
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Extremely important move in Jun's combos because it provides one of the few hard knockdowns in the game, guaranteeing an OTG follow-up. However, this knockdown only occurs on the early hitbox, so the move becomes far less rewarding when used at longer distances. Its safety is also very spacing-dependent, so you want to be judicious when throwing this move out in neutral. The side that Jun ends up on when scoring the knockdown is somewhat inconsistent, so make sure you learn how to properly confirm your positioning so you don't lose out on OTG damage.
  |description= Extremely important move in Jun's combos because it provides one of the few hard knockdowns in the game, guaranteeing an OTG follow-up. However, this knockdown only occurs on the early hitbox, so the move becomes far less rewarding when used at longer distances. Its safety is also very spacing-dependent, so you want to be judicious when throwing this move out in neutral. The side that Jun ends up on when scoring the knockdown is somewhat inconsistent, so make sure you learn how to properly confirm your positioning so you don't lose out on OTG damage.
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=== Guard Cancels ===
== Super Moves ==
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_stLP.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|LP}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|LP}}. This, along with her {{Icon-Capcom|LK}} guard cancel, have a very strange property -- the damage of the guard cancel is determined by the damage of the last attack that Jun blocked (i.e. the one she blocked when she did the guard cancel). This property applies to subsequent uses of the normal when chaining into itself as well, meaning this guard cancel can potentially be the most damaging in the game this side of Kaori's infinite-starting guard cancel.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_stLK.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|LK}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|LK}}. Is mostly outshone by LP guard cancel, due to its lack of self-chaining.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_Earth_Shaker.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|HP}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|LP}} Earth Shaker.
}}
}}
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{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_Kubota_Sway.jpg
|caption=
|name={{Icon-Capcom|HK}} Guard Cancel
|data=
{{AttackData-AVG2
|damage=
|guard=
|startup=
|active=
|recovery=
|frameAdv=
|description=Uses Jun's {{Icon-Capcom|HK}} Kubota Sway. Can actually be really useful for blowing through certain blockstrings to find a gap for a Kubota Buster or something faster.
}}
}}
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=== Super Moves ===
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|image=AVG2_Jun_Kubota_Shuttle.jpg
|image=AVG2_Jun_Kubota_Shuttle.jpg
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= Low
  |guard= Low
  |startup=  
  |startup= 1 + 45
  |active=-
  |active=20, 6?
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=18
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= A powered up Kubota Lariat that does dino damage when it hits. For reasons our best scientists have yet to adequately explain, this move hits low. Using this to end combos is a huge part of Jun's high damage, since one of the move's most terrifying attributes is that the damage from the falling portion of the move will never be affected by damage scaling.  
  |description= A powered up Kubota Lariat that does dino damage when it hits. For reasons our best scientists have yet to adequately explain, this move hits low. Using this to end combos is a huge part of Jun's high damage, since one of the move's most terrifying attributes is that the damage from the falling portion of the move will never be affected by damage scaling. Can be done via SP1 + SP2.
 
Locked into a longer recovery on hit and, for some reason, the last 6 active frames do not hit actually hit the opponent, only the lariat will.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}
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  |damage=
  |damage=
  |guard= N/A
  |guard= N/A
  |startup= 1
  |startup= 1 + 0
  |active=-
  |active=1?
  |recovery=-
  |recovery=68
  |frameAdv=-
  |frameAdv=-
  |description= Mostly useful for the fact that it's 1F startup. While the damage is high, you often get better damage from HP Kubota Buster into EX Earth Shaker, so you mostly want to use this when you need speed more than damage.
  |description= Mostly useful for the fact that it's 1F startup. While the damage is high, you often get better damage from HP Kubota Buster into EX Earth Shaker, so you mostly want to use this when you need speed more than damage.

Revision as of 02:50, 26 August 2024

Move List

Standing Normals

Lp.png
AVG2 Jun stLP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 5 2 12 -

A strike right to the gut. Can be rapid fired, chains into 5LK and cl.HK for a combo, and 5HP for a frame trap.

Chains to:

(D.pngLp.png) > cl.Hk.png

(D.pngLp.png) > Lk.png > (D.pngLk.png) > Hk.png
(D.pngLp.png) > Hp.png > Hk.png

bracketed normals may be omitted
Lk.png
AVG2 Jun stLK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 9 2 20 -

A quick shin kick with slightly less range than 5L, can be rapid fired and chains into 2LK, links into itself pretty easily. Can special cancel, but its tight if you are trying to combo into an Earth Shaker. If you wanna get tricky you can 5LK, LK Kubota Sway if the opponent tries to mash afterwards, and then go for a Kubota Buster. Chains to:

D.pngLk.png
Hp.png
AVG2 Jun stHP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 15 4 17 -

A lumbering downward punch, may look like an overhead but it is not. Does special cancel.

f.Hk.png
AVG2 Jun stHK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 13 10 (5, 5) 17 -

A leaping wheel kick, honestly not great at all because the range is not anywhere near as far as it may seem and has to be pretty far away to activate. It *can* anti-air during the first part of the move, but you have better options for that.

cl.Hk.png
AVG2 Jun clHK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 6 6 (4, 2) 17 -

A knee strike to the stomach. It has a further range than any close proximity normal I've ever seen, which is good because its a worthwhile normal to have access to thanks to it's long hitstun meaning you can get a Earth Shaker to combo off it.

Crouching Normals

D.pngLp.png
AVG2 Jun crLP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 5 4 11 -

A double-fist thrust, snappy enough for startup but has less range than you would like. Special cancelable, but not enough hitstun to be worthwhile.

Chains to:

D.pngHk.png
D.pngLk.png
AVG2 Jun crLK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Low 6 3 9 -

Your main button at close range besides 5LP to catch jump outs so you can grab with with Kubota Buster. It's also her OTG pickup, so you will get very used to this button.

D.pngHp.png
AVG2 Jun crHP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Mid 7 3, 2 16 -

A 2-hit axe handle strike, pretty much invalidates her 5HP as a poke. It starts up much faster, can successfully special cancel of either hit into Earth Shaker.

D.pngHk.png
AVG2 Jun crHK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- Low 7 5 19 -

Fast startup, great active frames, good range and being special-cancellable makes this a core button to both poke and combo with. Cancel into Lariat to secure a hard knockdown for either OTG extensions or oki.

Jumping Normals

j.Lp.png
AVG2 Jun jLP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- High 7 13 (5, 8) 5 -

A glacerial double axe-handle strike. Useful as an air to air while rising because it hits higher than your other normals and lets you chain after. Chains into jHP, jHK, and j2HP. 

Chains to:

j.Hp.png

j.D.pngHp.png

j.Hk.png
j.Lk.png
AVG2 Jun jLK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- High 0 26 5 -
  1. 1 air normal to press 95% of the time you are jumping, is INSTANTLY active and will remain active for a long time, great when paired with a super jump. Can hit this rising on a standing opponent and then chain into j2HP to hit cross up, or delayed while rising into a heavy of your choice (primarily j2HP) for a left/right depending on how you delay the heavy, or use it by itself for left/rights.
j.Hp.png

j.D.pngHp.png

j.Hk.png
j.Hp.png
AVG2 Jun jHP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- High 9 4 11 -

A downward strike, sadly overshadowed by her other air normals.

j.Hk.png
AVG2 Jun jHK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- High 7 5, (4), 5 10 -

A quick dropkick, you'll be using this button when you want range (and slightly more damage) either for jump ins or air to airs, otherwise interchangeable with j2HP. A good normal to protect air space with neutral or back jumps thanks to its speed and disjoint, even if the hitbox stops before her ankles. Also a good chain ender for approaches where j2HP isn't as good. Curiously has a gap during active frames.

Command Normals

F.pngHp.png
AVG2 Jun 6HP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- High 16 12 (4, 4, 4) 14 -

A rising double axe-handle command launcher. A bit on the slow side, but leads to good damage. Needs to be used preemptively due to it's slow startup, but works as a solid anti-air thanks the arc it covers, with last hitbox being able to hit opponents jumping behind you. Is special cancellable, but Earth Shaker doesn't combo, and while cancelling into LK Sway may be quicker than letting it recover, you'll mainly use this as an anti-air so you'll have plenty of time to confirm on hit (not to say you shouldn't use Sway cancel).

j.D.pngHp.png
AVG2 Jun j2HP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
- High 8 12 7 -

Legally mandated grappler body splash cross-up tool, You know what this is good for. Interchangeable with jHK as a chain ender, but very consistent for left/rights after jLK. jLK into j2HP will take you very far in this game.

Universal Mechanics

Throws

Due to grappler privilege, Jun also has a K.png throw as well unlike the rest of the cast.

German Suplex
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
1

Hard Knockdown, OTG-able afterwards for a combo or you can forego it for a left/right with either jLK/j2HP (will have to microwalk back first for same-side j2HP). Main OTG combo is 2LK>Lariat meterlessly, or microwalk forward 2LK> Kubota Shuttle for ludicrous damage.

Brainbuster
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
1

Sometimes leaves you closer to the opponent (holding a direction influences it?), Hard Knockdown, can not OTG afterwards, slightly more initial damage than punch throw but since you cannot OTG it's less damage in the long run. Can still get jLK/j2HP left/rights afterwards depending on how close it leaves you, but it's semi-random if you'll be close to them or not (until we find out how it works) so it's not as useful as punch throw (looks cool at least!).

Guard Cancels

Lp.png Guard Cancel
AVG2 Jun stLP.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv

Uses Jun's Lp.png. This, along with her Lk.png guard cancel, have a very strange property -- the damage of the guard cancel is determined by the damage of the last attack that Jun blocked (i.e. the one she blocked when she did the guard cancel). This property applies to subsequent uses of the normal when chaining into itself as well, meaning this guard cancel can potentially be the most damaging in the game this side of Kaori's infinite-starting guard cancel.

Lk.png Guard Cancel
AVG2 Jun stLK.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv

Uses Jun's Lk.png. Is mostly outshone by LP guard cancel, due to its lack of self-chaining.

Hp.png Guard Cancel
AVG2 Jun Earth Shaker.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv

Uses Jun's Lp.png Earth Shaker.

Hk.png Guard Cancel
AVG2 Jun Kubota Sway.jpg
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv

Uses Jun's Hk.png Kubota Sway. Can actually be really useful for blowing through certain blockstrings to find a gap for a Kubota Buster or something faster.

Special Moves

Earth Shaker
AVG2 Jun Earth Shaker.jpg
Qcb.png + P.png
Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
Lp.png Mid, Mid 10 6, (10), 12 7 -

A generally very useful special move that mostly sees use as an OTG follow-up and as a meaty hitbox for the opponent to wake up into. The punch OTGs and the shockwave clears projectiles. Can be done via SP1.

Hp.png Mid 12 7, (11), 12 9 -

Does more hits and damage, but isnt really any slower to start up. If you have a confirm but lack the charge for Kubota Lariat, this is your best option. The punch OTGs and the shockwave clears projectiles. A cornerstone of Jun's gameplan.

Lp.png + Hp.png N/A 1 + 11? 7, 39* 32 -

The EX version functions almost like Potemkin's Slidehead in Guilty Gear, causing an unblockable hitbox to track to the opponent's initial position, launching them high into the air for a combo follow-up depending on positioning. *Shockwave is active at the same time as the punch is.

Kubota Sway
AVG2 Jun Kubota Sway.jpg
Rdp.png + K.png
Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
Lk.png Mid 0 23 0 -

Jun stands in place and sways, gaining full strike invulnerability for the duration of the move. There is no punishable recovery on the move, but she's completely open to throws. Extremely useful tool against characters who want to abuse instant supers, since she can buffer this during superflash. The LK version is only active for a snap, so it can be used as a special cancel option to mix up your pressure and go for a throw or to shorten recovery on your heavy pokes. Can be done via SP2.

Hk.png Mid 0 37 0 -

The sway is active for much longer, better used for actually avoiding something.

Kubota Buster
AVG2 Jun Kubota Buster.jpg
F.pngHcf.png + P.png
Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
Lp.png N/A 1 1? 46 -

Jun's command grab, and boy is it a good one. The range is fantastic, and it even opens up combo opportunities if you can time an EX Earth Shaker. Incredibly strong move. It's worth mentioning that unlike every other command grab in the game, Kubota Buster DOES have a whiff animation.

Hp.png N/A 1 1? 67 -

HP Buster has the same startup, it does more damage but has worse recovery on whiff. Still, it's worth prioritizing for the additional damage it gives.

Kubota Lariat
AVG2 Jun Kubota Lariet.jpg
B.png(Charge)F.png + Hp.png
Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
Hp.png Mid 11 12, 4 19 -

Extremely important move in Jun's combos because it provides one of the few hard knockdowns in the game, guaranteeing an OTG follow-up. However, this knockdown only occurs on the early hitbox, so the move becomes far less rewarding when used at longer distances. Its safety is also very spacing-dependent, so you want to be judicious when throwing this move out in neutral. The side that Jun ends up on when scoring the knockdown is somewhat inconsistent, so make sure you learn how to properly confirm your positioning so you don't lose out on OTG damage.

Super Moves

Kubota Shuttle
AVG2 Jun Kubota Shuttle.jpg
F.pngHcf.png + K.png
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
Low 1 + 45 20, 6? 18 -

A powered up Kubota Lariat that does dino damage when it hits. For reasons our best scientists have yet to adequately explain, this move hits low. Using this to end combos is a huge part of Jun's high damage, since one of the move's most terrifying attributes is that the damage from the falling portion of the move will never be affected by damage scaling. Can be done via SP1 + SP2.

Locked into a longer recovery on hit and, for some reason, the last 6 active frames do not hit actually hit the opponent, only the lariat will.

Kubota Special
AVG2 Jun Kubota Special.jpg
cl.Hcb.pngHcb.png + P.png
Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery FrameAdv
N/A 1 + 0 1? 68 -

Mostly useful for the fact that it's 1F startup. While the damage is high, you often get better damage from HP Kubota Buster into EX Earth Shaker, so you mostly want to use this when you need speed more than damage.

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