Mortal Kombat 11/Rain

Rain #MK11_RAN
POSITION Growing up an orphan, Rain joined Edenia’s army. His strategic genius earned him quick promotion, which he used to learn he was the bastard son of the god Argus, Edenia’s Protector. Armed with the knowledge that he’s a half god, Rain battles for his place in Edenia’s pantheon.
Data
Health	1000.00
Hitbox	Male

Overview Matchups

Introduction

Introduced in Kombat Pack 2, Rain relies on his lightning-fast dashes to whiff punish the enemy and switch between spacing and rushdown.

Strengths

Weaknesses

Unmatched Dashes: Rain has some of the fastest dashes in the game. These dashes are crucial to his neutral-focused gameplan, allowing him to safely play both spacing and rushdown, evade pressure, avoid jump-ins, strike-throw from midscreen, and whiff punish from a surprising distance. Well Suited to System Mechanics: With practical default Krushing Blows, a throw KB in both directions, excellent reversal attacks, a lightning fast wavedash, and useful short hop attacks, Rain is well-suited to players with a solid grasp of system mechanics. Default Moveset Combo Starter: Geyser Kick (BF4) is a rare example of a combo starter in a character’s base moveset. Close Range Mixup Options: At close range, Rain can do both strike-throw mixups with his B21 and overhead-low mixups with his fast SHP, delayed SHKs, and his combo starting B3 low. With Tidal Wave (DB3) equipped, he can do overhead-low mixups from 134. Versatile Fireball: Katar Toss (BF2) is a highly versatile fireball with fast startup and useful amplify properties. Use instant amplified Katar Toss after pokes to safely steal a turn, use it in a string gap to safely catch flawless blocks, amplify it mid-flight to catch ducking enemies, or amplify it after hitting to turn +11 into a +42 knockdown. Catch-All Combo Ender: Argus Plunge (BF3) is his ender of choice in most situations, breaking armor and giving him superb corner carry. The large hitbox, long active frames, and status as a special move make it uniquely useful for catching delayed breakaways. Effective Kustom Moves: Rain‘s kustom moves broadly change his gameplay and are each uniquely useful.

Low Damage Without Specific Loadouts: Although Geyser Kick is a useful base moveset combo starter, the damage it gives is subpar. In order to deal good damage, Rain must equip Hydro Boost or Water Ball. Restrictive Kustom Loadouts: Rain’s kustom moves, though uniquely useful, often require additional slot space to be usable, and some take away from the character’s base moveset. Quantum Slice needs both Edenian Force and Quantum Rift to use all of its facets, and replaces Argus Plunge. Hydro Boost takes away some of the combo pathing that Geyser Kick allows (often necessitating Geyser Palm to plug in some of these holes), and Water Ball replaces Katar Toss. Difficult Confirms, Risky Damage: Rain’s strike-throw is heavily reliant upon being able to hit confirm B21 - his only mid confirmable string, and one that affords only ten startup frames between the first hit and the second. 133 is a trivially easy confirm, but the large gap between the first and the second hit make it easy to interrupt. F2 and B3 are both combo starting normals that are crucial to his gameplan, but they cannot be hit confirmed. Lacks Dirt: Rain lacks a truly dangerous move that the enemy must respect, instead relying on his fast dashes to assess the situation from a distance and adjust accordingly.

Movelist

Normals and Strings

1

Straight Punch (1)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	2.00 / 0.30 / 0.0003	High	7	2	18
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	12	4	-3	-3	-
	A straightforward punch, as the name suggests. Better speed and horizontal range than most jabs, though with slightly less height. Like all jabs, used for antiairs and conventional tick throws. With Hydro Boost equipped, combo 1 directly into Hydro Boost as 13 will not connect.

Thicker than Water (13)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	3.00 / 0.45 / 0.0005	Mid	13	2	22
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	19	10	-7	-7	-
	Mid jab followup with a large hitbox, long reach, and strong forward advancement. A bit slower than other jab followups, making it prone to interruptions. Good at catching the enemy if 1 whiffed, but don't go crazy whiffing this in neutral. Can be used to stagger with the overhead threat of 134, but be cautious of its unusually low block advantage of -7. Tidal Wave turns 13 into a canned overhead-low mixup, though it is fuzzyable and requires meter to be safe. Has a gap with 1 that is too small for any action.

Let's Get Krazy (133)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.00 / 0.75 / 0.0008	Mid	13	4	26
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	21	23	-3	-3	-
	A very flawed normal. A high that does not jail from 13, relying entirely on 134 to get the enemy to stand block - and guessing wrong means a D2 KB. Rain's highest damage normal or string that can be special cancelled, but its odd hit reaction against grounded enemies will cause all combo starters to whiff midscreen instead of Geyser Palm. Despite its long active frames it has a very small hitbox - much smaller than the animation implies - and is prone to whiff against airborne enemies. In the corner, Water Ball and Hydro Boost will combo.

Scandalous (134)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Overhead	16	3	30
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	19	-6	-6	-
	Overhead flip, an alternate ender to 133. Safe on block, and gives Rain enough pushback to attempt a backdash spacing trap. Can be Flawless Blocked, but Rain has many ways to cover the gap. Gives a lengthy, close knockdown on hit, well suited for corner situations where the strong screen carry of Argus Plunge is no longer needed. Can be fuzzied against 133, though the window is very tight and makes punishing 133 harder.

B1

Power Blast (B1)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.00 / 0.75 / 0.0008	Mid	12	2	25
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	18	9	-5	-5	-
	Used in combos, but not the most useful normal beyond that. Applies a bit of a float effect on airborne enemies, making it important for optimals. On the ground its usage as a strike-throw stagger point is already fulfilled by B21, which can be confirmed into a full combo, and its slight pushback means that it can shove enemies out of throw range on block. More useful defensively as a riskier alternative to B4, where it can be used to take cover space in situations where B2 would whiff such as after a blocked enemy D4 or after F21+3.

What the Hail (B14)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	17	6	36
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	29	-5	-15	-
	Rain briefly transforms into water and flying kicks the enemy. Hold 4 to delay the attack and hold Back to side switch, giving it four different startup values in total, each of which must be separately flawless blocked. Workable stagger threat behind B1. Great advancement, safe on block, variable timing, difficult to flawless block, and gives a lengthy knockdown on hit. However, the slower timings can be interrupted or even full combo punished.

What the Hail (B14)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	17	6	36
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	29	-5	-15	-
	Rain briefly transforms into water and flying kicks the enemy. Hold 4 to delay the attack and hold Back to side switch, giving it four different startup values in total, each of which must be separately flawless blocked. Workable stagger threat behind B1. Great advancement, safe on block, variable timing, difficult to flawless block, and gives a lengthy knockdown on hit. However, the slower timings can be interrupted or even full combo punished.

What the Hail (B14)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	17	6	36
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	29	-5	-15	-
	Rain briefly transforms into water and flying kicks the enemy. Hold 4 to delay the attack and hold Back to side switch, giving it four different startup values in total, each of which must be separately flawless blocked. Workable stagger threat behind B1. Great advancement, safe on block, variable timing, difficult to flawless block, and gives a lengthy knockdown on hit. However, the slower timings can be interrupted or even full combo punished.

What the Hail (B14)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	17	6	36
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	29	-5	-15	-
	Rain briefly transforms into water and flying kicks the enemy. Hold 4 to delay the attack and hold Back to side switch, giving it four different startup values in total, each of which must be separately flawless blocked. Workable stagger threat behind B1. Great advancement, safe on block, variable timing, difficult to flawless block, and gives a lengthy knockdown on hit. However, the slower timings can be interrupted or even full combo punished.

D1

Low Chop (D1)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	7	2	19
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	11	13	-6	-6	-
	Solid D1 by itself, with worse recovery but great range and pushback. Rain's only choice for abare with how slow his other two crouching pokes are. Crucial to the usage of D1 is its plethora of cancel options: Amplified Katar Toss will trade with 6-frame attacks, but the range and pushback of D1 will allow Rain to negate this entirely through careful spacing. Anything slower will be immediately beaten while being safe on block. The safest, lowest reward cancel option. Hydro Boost will trade with 9-frame attacks but it is highly dependent on the attack, as Rain will float right over D3 attacks as well as most D1s. With meter Rain gets a full combo punish, and on block he can attempt for risky plus frames with J2 or safely catch antiair attempts with JK. Hydroplane can immediately punish any counterpoke, and can be cancelled to start a spacing game off a D1. Amplified Hydroplane gives more pushback on block and is harder to punish (though still punishable), and gives more damage on hit than amplified Katar Toss. Evaporate avoids any immediate followup attacks but leaves Rain open to throws. Tidal Wave will be caught by immediate counterpokes, but can be used to catch delayed actions. On block, it gives better chip and more pushback than Katar Toss.

2

Katar Stab (2)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	3.00 / 0.45 / 0.0005	High	9	3	19
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	18	14	-5	-5	-
	Heavier jab than 1, with a larger hitbox. Starts 242, Rain's punish and combo starter of choice. Better at antiairing than 1, but causes a faster drop - unless entirely ready, antiair with 1 instead.

Deadly Tsunami (242)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.85 / 0.90 / 0.0005	Mid	11	21	34
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	33	5	-9	-9	-
	Optimal combo starter and filler. Puts Rain right next to the enemy for easier continuation, especially for Water Ball and Hydro Boost. However, the whole string must be buffered at once, and it is very vulnerable to breakaway punish. Against enemies with breakaway, either continue with 3~Argus Plunge or a confirmed 133. Cannot be special cancelled on block, so only use this for combos.

Insatiable Prince (2421+3)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / - / -	Mid	14	4	33
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	12	-	-	-
	Natural string ender to 242 that only comes out on hit. Deals identical damage to Argus Plunge, with quicker startup at the cost of corner carry and armor breaking. Generally the ender of choice in corner situations with regular gravity - higher gravity will have to be continued with 13 instead of 242. On hit, Rain can either dash up and threaten a throw, or he can backdash and punish their wakeup move.

No Rain, No Gain (24D4)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.75 / 1.20 / 0.0005	Low	11	23	28
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	13	16	-4	-4	-
	Odd alternate path to 2 that's safe on block, though it cannot be confirmed into a combo. Due to the buffer input, it also cannot staggered. Exists entirely to safely continue 2 on a stray block and inflict some chip damage.

B2

Heavy Slice (B2)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	3.00 / 0.45 / 0.0005	Mid	10	3	27
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	17	10	-8	-8	-
	Rain's fastest standing mid. Starts B212, Rain's string of choice for shimmies, turn taking, confirms, and all other forms of close range offense. Limited range and forward advancement, so outside of point-blank situations Rain must use his dashes to ensure it connects. Can be used as a single hit stagger to throw off the enemy, but keep in mind that 7-frame standing jab characters can full combo punish it on block. Though it is a mid, the hitbox does not reach crouching jab areas until later in its active frames. This is generally not a problem at point blank range, where the initial hitbox will hit the enemy's main body, but when used at the edge of its range it can get interrupted. In these situations, either mash a crouching poke of your own first, dash away, or use B1 or B4.

Rising Water (B21)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	3.00 / 0.45 / 0.0005	Mid	10	3	26
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	15	12	-7	-7	-
	Second part of B212, with near-identical frame data but being -7 instead of -8 means that it cannot be full combo punished. B21 is nothing less than Rain's most important attack. A superb stagger and shimmy, allowing him to strike-throw the enemy while confirming hits into the long corner carry of Argus Plunge. Dash up B21 allows Rain to threaten confirmable strike-throw at round start distance. Has a flawless block gap with B212, but Rain can cancel directly into Katar Toss, Hydro Boost, or even Argus Plunge to catch the enemy if they attempt it, or just stagger into another B21. All this is entirely dependent on Rain being able to hit confirm B21 - a difficult confirm to say the least. Puts a bit of distance between Rain and the enemy on midscreen hit, requiring a longer dash-up for combo continuation with Water Ball or Hydro Boost.

Thieves in Edenian Temple (B212)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	22	5	31
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	26	-4	-4	-
	Rain finishes the B212 string with a big katar lunge. Highly active, moderately disjointed, and safe on (regular) block with enough pushback to attempt a spacing trap. Works excellently with the B21 stagger due to its natural delay and the near-neutral animation of its startup. The knockdown on hit is long enough for Rain to dash up and guarantee a B21, though it requires a touch of manual delay to catch both regular and delayed wakeup timing.

F2

Spinning Blade (F2)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.00 / 0.75 / 0.0008	Mid	15	3	30
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	22	13	-6	-6	-
	Highly advancing, committal normal for whiff punishing and approaching. When cancelled from a forward dash it can have alarming range. Can either be cancelled into a combo starter or continued into F21+3 to immediately and grievously punish whiffing, but neither of these options can be confirmed - cancel into F2D4 or a safe amplified special instead for less rewarding, but less risky options. If the enemy is very prepared to bait attempted whiff punishes use F3 instead. Works excellently with Hydro Boost, as amplified Hydro Boost is much trickier to punish and potentially makes Rain plus. Rain could try to B21, throw, or mash D1 after a blocked F2 but it is very risky, due to its somewhat long recovery and the quick startup of F2D4. Surprising vertical reach, but most followups will whiff on air hit. Water Ball and Katar Toss are the most likely to land.

Rain Or Shine (F2D4)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Low	13	2	30
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	15	-5	-5	-
	Rain follows up F2 with a sweep. The safest followup to F2 on block by far, though with short range and long recovery it is even more dangerous on whiff. Mostly used when F2 is done to close the gap instead of fishing for a punish. Reward on hit is not nearly as good as other possible F2 followups, but it still gives Rain a close knockdown to work with. Beware of accidentally inputting Evaporate, which will leave you wide open for punishment.

When Mortals Kry (F21+3)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 0.30 / 0.0003	Mid	17	2	42
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	91	0	-15	-15	-
	Krushing Blow: Activates when this attack or F2 is done as a KOUNTER or PUNISH. Rain scoops and restands the enemy. Very unsafe on block, and should only be attempted against non-juggled enemies if getting the kounter/punish KB is absolutely guaranteed. Can be cancelled into Fatal Blow on hit but this applies a lot of scaling. Mid-combo it is better to do B1~Fatal Blow to apply less scaling, but for whiff punishes a Fatal Blow can add a significant amount of unbreakable, guaranteed damage. The cancel can even be done after the KB, giving a low HP Rain a potential 45% unbreakable damage counterattack. As an ender, F21+3 can halted instead of continuing into F21+34 to surprise and reset the enemy, though this is mostly a knowledge check as it is 0 on hit. Despite the extremely long recovery it is only -15 on block, causing some greedy punishes (such as Shang Tsung F243) to fail. Do not count on this fact to save your hide.

Prince of Pain (F21+34)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.00 / - / -	Mid	1	-	64
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	20	0	0	-
	From the restand state, Rain jump kicks the enemy, side switching and giving a moderately distanced knockdown. Only comes out on hit. Used to end a combo in a side switch if Geyser Palm is not available, and to squeeze out the last bits of damage from F21+3 if the side switch would not be a problem.

D2

Rising Spike (D2)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	14.00 / 2.10 / 0.0021	High	10	4	42
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	0	24	-9	-19	-
	Short ranged but highly vertical D2, good for antiairs and certain combos. The upward Water Ball toss and the last hit of Purple Pain put the enemy high enough for Rain to D2 (combo starters with more pushback, such as B21 or B3, will require a dash-up before this) and then follow up with 242 as they fall. Rain's longer ranged D1 and fast dashes also make it easier to combo from a D2 antiair.

3

Royal Heel (3)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.00 / 0.75 / 0.0008	High	10	3	29
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	16	17	-5	-5	-
	A non-command normal with excellent horizontal range and vertical reach. Used to whiff punish and to start combo punishes in situations where 242 would whiff, such as Shao Kahn Shoulder Charge. Mid combo, 3~Argus Plunge is used to keep combos breakaway safe after Geyser Palm and Geyser Kick, and in the corner 3 is used for double Hydro Boost combos that let Rain access some of his best non-KB damage. Not very useful in pressure or turn taking due to long recovery, lack of string followups, and high directionality. Launches the enemy up and away on air hit.

B3

Edenian Step (B3)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	5.00 / 0.75 / 0.0008	Low	13	3	29
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	19	6	-10	-10	-
	Advancing low normal with great range. Rain's low combo starter, and his best normal for backdash spacing traps. Like F2 it cannot be confirmed when starting a combo, so unless you're absolutely certain that it will catch the enemy, either finish the string with B34 to be (mostly) safe or cancel into Hydro Boost. The retreating hit reaction makes it hard to guarantee anything on a single midscreen hit, and makes followups after Hydro Boost and Water Ball harder to land. Empty hop B3 is great at catching new players but can be fuzzied, so toss in some throws and use delayed SHK along with it.

Rain And Suffering (B34)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Mid	10	9	30
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	9	-7	-12	-
	Lunging followup to B3 with even better range and exceptional active frames. Like F2D4 it is used to safely follow up B3 (against characters without a six frame attack), though its vastly superior range and active frames make it harder to whiff punish and give it an additional use as a space closing tool. If the enemy lacks a six frame attack, B34 can be used to bait a flawless block. Can be up to +1 with a meaty, though applying this meaty is very difficult.

F3

Heavy Tide (F3)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	9.75 / 1.5 / 0.0008	High	11	21	29
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	-	26	-1	-1	-
	Remarkably fast forward leaping attack, perfect for taking space and closing the gap on block. Far less rewarding as a whiff punish than F2, but much safer. First attack hits high, the second while coming downward hits mid. High profiles most crouching pokes on the way up and avoids throws entirely, though it can trade with mid crouching pokes if they are done late. Unusually safe at -1 on block, meaning that mashing D1 is not a bad option afterwards - the enemy must do their own 7 frame or faster poke to beat it, and the fastest combo starting mids are 9 frames. Gives a lengthy knockdown on hit, enough to guarantee a B21 midscreen.

D3

Undertow (D3)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	1.00 / 0.15 / 0.0002	Low	10	5	20
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	15	14	-7	-7	-
	A highly active and disjointed mid-range poke, used to quickly cover space, interrupt, and skirmish when outside of D1 and B2 range. Excellent for preemptively catching enemy approaches. When used offensively proper spacing is key - within D1 range it has worse recovery, much worse startup, lower pushback, and enough minus frames on block to be punished by six frame attacks, but outside of D1 range the disjoint greatly bolsters his special cancel options.

4

Shallow Break (4)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	High	11	3	25
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	17	23	-1	-1	-
	A high roundhouse kick. Not terrible on block, but the on-hit reaction is highly unfavorable, applying unusual gravity and damage scaling. For this, as well as its high directionality and lack of string followups, it is rarely used; Rain's mid attacks are simply more useful and rewarding.

B4

Sweeping Prince (B4)
	Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
	7.00 / 1.05 / 0.0011	Low	12	2	24
	Cancel	Hit Adv.	Block Adv.	F/Block Adv.	Cost
	0	21	-4	-4	-
	A superb ninja sweep, used for safe defensive space coverage and checking. Like all ninja sweeps, it has quick recovery and low profiling. Rain's safest way to quickly put a mid-ranged, moderately rewarding hitbox out, synergizing excellently with his dashes and spacing game. On hit, the knockdown gives Rain numerous options to follow up with, and the pushback on block lets him attempt another spacing trap.

Jump and Hop Attacks

Face Smasher
1

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
20.00 / 3.00 / 0.30	High	9	2	11
Cancel	Hit Adv	Blk Adv	F/Blk Adv	Cost
12	23	4	4	-
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Getup and Flawless Block Attacks

Face Smasher
3

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
20.00 / 3.00 / 0.30	High	9	2	11
Cancel	Hit Adv	Blk Adv	F/Blk Adv	Cost
12	23	4	4	-
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Throws

Face Smasher
3

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
20.00 / 3.00 / 0.30	High	9	2	11
Cancel	Hit Adv	Blk Adv	F/Blk Adv	Cost
12	23	4	4	-
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Special Moves

Face Smasher
3

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
20.00 / 3.00 / 0.30	High	9	2	11
Cancel	Hit Adv	Blk Adv	F/Blk Adv	Cost
12	23	4	4	-
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Fatal Blow

Face Smasher
3

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
20.00 / 3.00 / 0.30	High	9	2	11
Cancel	Hit Adv	Blk Adv	F/Blk Adv	Cost
12	23	4	4	-
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Kustom Abilities

DEEP FREEZE

"Modifies Ice Ball. Can amplify Ice Ball Special Move. Absorbs other projectiles."

2 Slots, No Conflicts, No Requirements

Face Smasher
3

Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery
20.00 / 3.00 / 0.30	High	9	2	11
Cancel	Hit Adv	Blk Adv	F/Blk Adv	Cost
12	23	4	4	-
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