Project Justice/Batsu/Combos

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About "Textbook" Combos:

Project Justice features a "Textbook" Combo system- also known as "Nekketsu" (Hot-Blooded) Combos in the Japanese version. Textbook Combos function similarly to Chain Combos or Magic-Series Combos present in games like Marvel vs Capcom 2 and Vampire Savior, where combos can be easily executed by inputting attacks in order from weakest to strongest:

(Light Normal Heavy Normal Heavy Command Normal)

( or or 6 / 3 / Etc.)

However! Combos in Project Justice can be more intricate and complex- extending beyond the simple built-in strings provided by Textbook Combos. Most combos will begin with Textbook combos, however, so it's good to be familiar with the concept beforehand! Study up below!

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PJ Frame Data Glossary
Damage	Attack damage on hit in terms of life points. Each attack/move may deal a specific amount of damage per interaction.
Startup	After inputting a command: The total number of frames of animation a move must first cycle through before it can begin dealing damage- i.e. "become Active".
Active	After Startup: The total number of frames a move is able to hit an opponent if it collides with them. The window where an attack, on hit, will deal damage.
Recovery	After Active: The total number of frames that must complete before a character reverts to their default/neutral stance.
Guard	The direction in which the Attack/Move must be blocked. H = High: Defending player must hold Back. L = Low: Defending player must hold Down Back. M = Mid: Defending player may block the Attack with either Back or Down Back.
Special Properties	Denotes any Special Properties that an Attack/Move applies to the opponent on-hit. Knockdown: The opponent is knocked to the ground and must first go through a get up (wakeup) animation before they may input another command. Blowback: The opponent is sent either across the screen or a far distance away on-hit. Slam: The opponent hits the floor with a small bounce, then continues into a Knockdown state. 'X'-hits: The move will do a certain number of hits with only a singular execution of the listed command.
Launcher Type	Denotes the type of Launch: Mini: A Short launch with (typically) short Air-combo routes and loops. Rival: A Tall launch with (typically) long Air-combo routes and loops.
Hit Advantage	Upon successfully connecting an Attack: The difference in the number of frames between when both characters will return to neutral stance after an attack has successfully hit. Positive: Attack will leave the Attacker at an advantage on-hit. Negative: Attack will leave the Defender at an advantage on-hit.
Guard Advantage	Upon blocking an Attack: The difference in the number of frames between when both characters will return to neutral stance after an attack has successfully been blocked See Hit Advantage For + and -.

PJ Acronym Glossary
BV	"Burning Vigor" Attacks. Project Justices' nickname for traditional "Super" moves.
JS	"Just Step". See Just Step on the Systems page.
WBO	While Behind Opponent.
WBT	While Back Turned. (Turned around/Not facing the opponent)
WR	While Running.
OTG	"Off the Ground". i.e: An attack or technique that lifts the opponent up and out of a Knockdown state. May be used in or to make true combos, even if the combo-counter/hit-count reads otherwise.
Letter & Number Notation	( used for example purposes, but these terms are not exclusive to ) s./ 5: "Performed while Standing". 5 refers to the Neutral position in Number notation. cr. / 2: "Performed while Crouching". 2 refers to the Down position in Number notation. c.: Denotes that the input should be performed while Close to the opponent.

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Easy

Batsu Basics

Notation
Damage	Hits	Meter Use	Stun
55	7	0	-
If you can end with Guts Upper (), extending into super instead later is a breeze! Get the basics down first!

CMC Ender

Notation
Damage	Hits	Meter Use	Stun
51	6	0	-
Different ender with slightly different timing/potential for resetarting pressure.

Max Guts Bullet!

Notation
Damage	Hits	Meter Use	Stun
62	9	1	-
Since you use just before the super, sometimes you'll accidentally do Guts Upper instead. You want the super, but just so long as you don't drop it and they block either the super or guts upper, you'll just safely reset like the 1st combo in the list does.

Low into Max Bullet!

Notation
Damage	Hits	Meter Use	Stun
62	8	1	-
Let's mix in a Low starter! Good overheads are few and far between in PJ, so quickly switching between mid-low when restarting pressure is a must. Again, don't stress too much if you get Guts Upper instead. It's still damage and true so long as it lands!

Low variation

Notation
Damage	Hits	Meter Use	Stun
61	9	1	-
Another Low starter!

Onto Medium Combos!

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Medium

Mini-Launch!

Notation
(Air)
Damage	Hits	Meter Use	Stun
61	8	0	-
3 is Batsus go-to launch mid-combo. Same damage as ending with super, but with none of the meter expense! NOTE! 1.) It's possible to start the air combo TOO LOW, causing the later Heavy attacks to miss! Wait just a minute before you start the combo- make sure you're high enough and positioned correctly! 2.) After 3, you can do instead, but it does less damage then !

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Difficult

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Advanced

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(Grabbed from Batsus main page for now until combos can be expanded upon and categorized)

Unrecorded

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Climactic Scoop (Ran's Team Up Technique) (Air)