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Introduction

Alex from Street Fighter III comes to Tatsunoko vs Capcom with a not-so-great rendition of Jazzy NYC. He’s the same grappler you expect, and notably, the only small character with a snapback. Lacking projectiles and a double jump, Alex struggles in certain matchups, but once he gets going, he can wipe out entire characters with ease.

Gameplay

Standard Vs. Grappler

Strengths	Weaknesses
The only non-giant character with a snapback. Insane damage output, especially when boosted by Baroque—can wipe out most characters with just 20% Baroque. Benefits greatly from the VAR system, receiving both damage and meter boosts, plus a height damage boost. Decent anti-air options. Standing overhead that leads into multiple combo routes. Excellent giant killer.	Cannot double jump. A well-timed pushblock can ruin setups. Struggles against zoning despite the ability to nullify fireballs. Has only one super that is truly worthwhile. Limited ways to close the gap—opponents can often interrupt or stop his approach. Strong fundamentals and meter management are crucial.

Move List

Normal Moves

Move	Startup	Active	Recovery	Block Adv	Damage (Billions)	Properties	Notes
{{{2}}}	8	1	18	-	1200	-	Jab. Nothing special—just a jab.
{{{2}}}	8	1	12	-	1120	-	Another jab, but crouching.
{{{2}}}	11	3	21	-	2140	-	A decent normal with some anti-air properties, though it’s more likely to be used as combo filler.
{{{2}}}	10	2	15	-	2200	Low	A solid poke. Likely to be your hit-confirm into most combos when both players are grounded.
{{{2}}}	18	3	30	-	3380	Overhead	One of Alex's many overheads. Cannot be linked from other normals but can chain into {{{2}}} or a special. Best followed by charging for a {{{2}}}.
{{{2}}}	14	2	33	-	3340	Low	A sweep with decent range, used in most of Alex’s combos and block string starters.
{{{2}}}	14	3	21	-	3880	Knockback	A somewhat unreliable anti-air, rarely seen in neutral or combos. Can link into {{{2}}} or {{{2}}}, but requires close range.
{{{2}}}	16	6	29	-	3200	Launcher	Functions as a launcher and can work as an anti-air. If the opponent doesn't pushblock, you can easily punish blocked launchers with a {{{2}}}.
{{{2}}}	6	8	24	-	1120	Overhead	A fast air attack that hits diagonally. Mainly useful for correcting positioning during air combos.
{{{2}}}	8	5	28	-	2080	Overhead	A versatile air normal with great range. Used for air {{{2}}} resets, grounded IAD crossups, air blocks into {{{2}}}, and more. This is Alex's go-to move.
{{{2}}}	11	N/A	29	-	3320	Overhead	"Head Dive!" Massively unsafe but causes extreme stagger, allowing for extended combos. More effective when close to the ground. Combining with an assist can make it safer, but don’t rely on it too often.

Universal Mechanics

Move	Startup	Active	Recovery	Block Adv	Damage (Billions)	Properties	Notes
{{{2}}}	6	9	-	-	2300	Overhead	Uses the Knee Smash animation. Alex is unique in that he can exploit the VAR Boost glitch: by jumping, performing an instant air dash, using {{{2}}}, and then executing a VAR, his momentum is multiplied in the direction of the air dash. This can be used for tricky baits.
Crossover Counter	27	3	28	-	2400	-	Uses the {{{2}}} animation.
Assist {{{2}}}	43	2	26	-	3200	-	A fairly decent assist, comparable to Ryu's fireball but with 3/4 screen range.
Forward Throw	-	-	-	-	5600	Throw	Leaves the opponent standing, allowing for mixups, {{{2}}}, or {{{2}}} follow-ups depending on your read.
Back Throw	-	-	-	-	5600	Throw	Unlike the forward throw, this grounds your opponent, leading into an oki situation.
Air Forward Throw	-	-	-	-	6400	Throw
Air Back Throw	-	-	-	-	6400	Throw

Special Moves

Move	Startup	Active	Recovery	Block Adv	Damage (Billions)	Properties	Notes
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	2/5/9	3	51/46/40	-	7600 (7900 vs back)	Throw	Command grab. Turns into a suplex if the opponent is backwards. Usable on giants.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	2	4	-	-	7798	Throw	Air command grab. Can be used in or out of combos. Due to damage scaling, it's best to land this before your opponent can recover.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	4/17/24	3/3/2	29/34/28	-	2800/3120/3440	Back Turn + Projectile Erase	{{{2}}}: Provides little hitstun, can set up resets but doesn’t combo into {{{2}}} or {{{2}}}. {{{2}}}: Links easily into {{{2}}}; can be followed with BBQ into {{{2}}}. {{{2}}}: Requires BBQ or an assist to connect. Causes the opponent to turn around and stay in hitstun for a long time. All versions can erase one projectile.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	59	2	28	-	17229	Unblockable + Projectile Erase	Fully charged {{{2}}} becomes an unblockable with a cinematic follow-up. Usable on giants. Requires Alex to crouch very low when hitting Roll.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	17	2	27	-	2800/3000/3200	None/Knockdown/Wall Bounce	Likely to be your main approach tool. Alex flies toward the opponent. {{{2}}}: Causes a soft knockdown if the opponent is airborne. Can lead into {{{2}}}. {{{2}}}: Causes a hard knockdown. Useful in neutral and allows Alex to carry wall-to-wall. {{{2}}}: Causes a wall bounce. All versions can be followed with {{{2}}}.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}} after {{{2}}}	17	3	39	-	2000	Snapback + Self-Knockdown	The only normal character with a snapback. The self-knockdown allows for wakeup rolls and mixups with assists on incoming. Causes a wall bounce on giants or solo characters in a juggle state.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	11/13/13	2/2/6	-	-	5680	Air Grab	Anti-air grab, can be used for resets. {{{2}}} is preferred for anti-air opportunities.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	26	5	24	-	2600	Overhead/OTG	Quick damage option or OTG finisher. Easy to forget, but useful in certain situations.

Super Moves

Move	Startup	Active	Recovery	Block Adv	Damage (Billions)	Properties	Notes
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	12+8	3(14)3(17)3(14)2(18)4	39	-	13098	Throw (5th Hit Only)	A 4-hit move that ends with a grab. The final hit will hit new players once, then never again.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}}	4+23	4	18	-	4920	Grab + Stagger + Dizzy (Mashable)	Alex jumps a distance based on the button combination, and if the opponent is grounded in front of him, he headbutts them, causing a dizzy state. Special animation on giants. Useful for style points but situational in practice. {{{2}}}: Short jump, useful as a link from {{{2}}}. {{{2}}}: Mid-screen jump. {{{2}}}: Near full-screen jump.
{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} (While Opponent is Backwards)	7+0	5	38	-	25960 (26320 vs Back)	Throw + Invuln f1-15	The "Hyper Bomb"—a powerful grab with invulnerability on frames 1-15. Unique animation if the opponent is back turned. Usable on giants.

Game Navigation

Tatsunoko vs Capcom: Ultimate All Stars
General
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Capcom Characters
Alex Batsu Ichimonji Chun-Li Frank West Kaijin No Soki Megaman Volnutt Morrigan Aensland Roll Ryu Saki Omokane Viewtiful Joe Zero

Tatsunoko Characters
Casshan Doronjo Ippatsuman Joe the Condor Jun the Swan Karas Ken the Eagle Polimar Tekkaman Tekkaman Blade Yatterman-1 Yatterman-2

Giants
Gold Lightan PTX-40A

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Legend

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Combos

	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Absolute basic Alex combo. {{{2}}} has a small hitbox, so if you're spaced out too much or add too many ground hits it'll whiff. Example includes the delayed Power Bomb which resets damage scaling so you get the absolute maximum damage out of it.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Quick knockdown. If you have no Baroque and just want to set up oki, this is it. The notation says to charge at {{{2}}} but you can start at {{{2}}} and still get Slash Elbow out. If you follow up with reverse IAD {{{2}}} you can catch people rolling behind you with a crossup overhead.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	If you need unburstable damage you can try this.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Completely basic and braindead air-to-air. If you tag the enemy with {{{2}}} for any reason, you can TK Power Bomb for a free untechable 7K. Keep this deep in your back pocket and use it often.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} IAD {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Basic BBQ combo. If you don't IAD the enemy will go too high and any follow-ups will miss. You can attempt to Power Bomb if you whiff the IAD.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} 66 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	If you have no Baroque you can snapback after the {{{2}}} or just let them hard knockdown for the oki.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} Partner {{{2}}} 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	This is purely a style combo, you will likely be bursted for even trying. However, even before Baroque you're already 20B damage in so it's not that bad. The {{{2}}} after {{{2}}} can be omitted and honestly may help with the reset Power Bomb, as hit stun scaling is so severe you have to combo Power Bomb in this combo.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	A small but powerful combo you can do for no meter.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} Partner {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Standard corner combo. Uses resources and does stupid damage.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} Partner {{{2}}} 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	A neat grounded combo; suplex is a reset and unavoidable. This is one of the very few combos where you MUST use {{{2}}}.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} IAD {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} 66 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} Partner 66 {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Alex can't do much mid-screen but he can do this. With the right partner he'll go full screen, without a good partner it still does damage. Again, the IAD is necessary and the hitbox on {{{2}}} makes this possible, and since you're hitting the opponent at a higher angle the wall bounce hits higher, making 66 easier to hit. Be careful with your dashes though; if you go too fast, the opponent may hit the ground instead of the wall and there will be no wall bounce.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} sjc {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	After the second Stun Gun you have to link the {{{2}}}, and {{{2}}} cannot be used as Alex will be pushed far away. The clip cuts off but it's a basic wall bounce to launcher setup.
	{{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} Partner {{{2}}} 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} 66 {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}} {{{2}}}	Suplex Hyper Bomb setup, not much to say here. Good damage. As usual you'd probably be hit with a burst by the first {{{2}}}.
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