Introduction
I just want to know why he has a half screen command grab super
Moves List
Normal Moves
| s.LP | |
| s.HP | |
| s.LK | |
| s.HK | |
| c.LP | |
| c.HP | |
| c.LK | |
| c.HK | |
| j.LP | |
| j.HP | |
| j.LK | |
| j.HK |
Throws
Panda Suplex - B / F + HP
Command Normals
Mukiryoku Otoshi / Lassitude Drop - j.D+HK
Lingering overhead attack. Makes for a good ambiguous cross-up option.
Kaeru Rekishi-tai / Run Over Frog - LP+LK / HP+HK
Has upper-body invincibility on startup. A bit too slow to use as a reliable anti-air, so it's mostly used as a way to reliably avoid projectiles.
Special Moves
Panda's Fierce Attack - [B] -> F+K
Quick horizontal ramming attack. HK version travels farther, moves faster, and does more damage. Can be used to punish some moves at a distance, but this move is unsafe on block. Good combo ender.
Panda Brainstorm - [D] -> U+P
Invincible anti-air move. HP version travels farther, moves faster, and does more damage. Has invincibility as long as it's rising and has a nice hitbox, but it's very punishable on block or a miss. If the HP version hits a grounded opponent at point-blank range, it will hit twice and get a guaranteed dizzy. High-risk, high-reward move on a read.
Super Move
Panda Jigoku Meguri / Panda Hell Tour - FF+HP
A dashing throw. Travels very quickly and is unblockable. One of the best Super Moves in the game, though it's still held back by regular Taunt limitations.
Overview
Combos
j.[B]HP (or j.D+HK xx [B]) -> LP (x1-5) xx F+HP
Standard jump-in combo. The number of LP hits you can land depends on how close you are after your jump attack. If you're close but didn't cross up, do 3 LPs. If you've crossed up the opponent, you can get 5 LPs, which will definitely dizzy the opponent.
j.[D]HP (or j.[D]+HK) -> cr.LK xx U+HP
Standard jump-in unblockable combo. If the initial hit is blocked close to the ground, the cr.LK becomes unblockable. Your go-to follow-up after a knockdown.
j.[D]HP (or j.[D]+HK) -> cr.HP xx U+HP
Powerful dizzy follow-up. Comboing into cr.HP requires tight timing.
B/F+HP xN
Corner-only shenanigans. If you throw an opponent into the corner, you will be left close enough to throw them again on wake-up, but the opponent can't throw you back on the first possible frame. The opponent must time an invincible reversal to escape the throw loop.