Introduction

Moves List

Normal Moves

Throws

Tiger Carry

LP+LK
Damage: 35
Preferred throw, does more damage, sends them nearly fullscreen to zone them afterwards, and can be comboed off of if done after a tag cancel

Tiger Rage

Back + LP+LK
Damage: 23
Does less damage than Tiger Carry but leaves your opponent right next to you for possible mixups

Command Moves

Tiger Break

MP+MK

Special Moves

Tiger Fake

214+Punch

Tiger Shot

236+Punch

Ground Tiger Shot

236+Kick

Tiger Blow

623+Punch

Tiger Crush

623+Kick

Super Move

Tiger Cannon

236236+Punch

Ground Tiger Cannon

236236+Kick

Tiger Raid

214214+Kick

Tiger Genocide

214214+Punch

Meteor Combo

Tiger Storm

236236+All three Punches
Important Note, You can increase the damage of the super by inputting a punch with Just Frame Timing. The projectile at the end will grow in size and change color, with red showing you hit all three
Damage for 0 JF Input: 120
Damage for 1 JF Inputs: 128
Damage for 2 JF Inputs: 138
Damage for 3 JF Inputs: 140

The Basics

Sagat is a strong all rounder with exceptionally strong normals, safe momentary pressure, great whiff punish punishment, and solid tag cancel filler. You generally want to approach Sagat like you would in CVS2, bullying them at mid range with your assortment of above average normals alongside a strong jump arc that's closer to a KOF hop than a traditional Street Fighter jump. 5LK, 5MK, and 2HP are all strong tools for dealing with grounded opponents and he has great anti-airs with 5MP, 5HK, and Tiger Blow. When you find the opportunity to punish someone with a tag cancel starting with Sagat, you generally want to do 5HPxMP+MK to allow your tagged in partner to land a full jump-in or any strong combo starter that has a decent amout of startup