Street Fighter IV/Gen

Introduction

Gen is in an essence a character with a Swiss army knife of normals. He's centered around the the ability to switch stances have different moves from each stance, each with different properties and damage. In general his Mantis stance has quicker attacks while his crane stance has the stronger attacks. Knowing how to chain these two stances into one blended fighting style can make Gen into an imposing fighter with answer for most situations. The following Wiki will familiarize you with his move set, his stances and his combos, in an effort to build a solid foundation of his gameplay. His learning curve is steep, but once you get the hang of things Gen has the ability to be a very good character.

Move Analysis

Walking/Jumping

Walking and jumping with Gen are different from other character because each stance has unique properties to ALL of Gen's attributes.

When walking in each stance Gen actually gains speed in the Crane stance. This is currently rated as one of the fastest walks in the game alongside other speed characters such as Chun Li. His crane stance on the other hand does not fall off that much but falls more along the middle tier of walkers in the game.

As per Mnszyk the following data pertains to Gen's walking speed using the Training level as a base, and the squares as a unit of measure

The units are arbitrary, essentially the number of training squares moved in an arbitrary amount of time.

Gen Mantis - 10

Gen Crane - 12

Sagat - 6

Ryu - 10

Chun-Li - ~13

Not that this is particularly useful for anything the way frame data is, but Gen basically gets a 20% speed increase in crane stance.

Normal Moves

Mantis

S.LP -30 damage, 50 stun, 20 super

This is a standard fare quick hitting move for Gen that can be used to tick throw or build combos. It loses 1 frame on block unlike it's crouching version, but it's not so readily punishable either. The the range is standard as well, likely usages will revolve around using it in combos or hit verification. JiBbo has pointed out that when jumping in, using s.lp instead of c.lp will actually remove the ability for some shotos to break up your combo strings with a random dp (c.lp actually is a 4 frame move, while s.lp is a 3 frame move).

S.MP - 70 damage (80 if far away), 100 stun, 40 super

Gen's s.mp has so interesting properties when compared to other people's s.mp. It causes 23 hit stun, gen gains 2 frames on block, on hit 6, and is only a frame slower in startup in comparison to s.lp (while having 2 more active frames). This move can be canceled into c.lk in crane (as shown in the trials) and can be linked with s.hp in mantis and c.hp because of the hit stun. Excellent in combos, a good way to start combos, this punch is useful for gen in that it is quick and causes so much stun. Linking in combos may be problematic depending on the normal used before hand.

S.HP - 80*60 damage, 200 stun, 60 super

The double hitting fierce punch is an important move in Gen's repertoire. Since it hits twice you can break focus and Super Armor moves by just throwing this out (for example, Balrog's ex dash punches can be stuffed on reaction by this move). Another interesting property about this move is that the second hit can be canceled for one of Gen's Mantis special moves (super as well). Overall this is a good move to combo into, and provides an up close option to enter a combo string into hands.

S.LK - 30 damage, 50 stun, 20 super

Standard fare s.lk, but with 5 frames of startup and -3 on block, this move is not to be thrown out lightly. Range is nice but use right now is questionable, and should be avoided. Use s.mk instead same startup, better range)

S.MK

Back dashing still leaves you at range for mantis standing forward. Can punish whiffed command grabs (gief, abel) on wake-up with back-dash standing forward > super.

Mantis standing forward hits damn near half screen and is bufferable. It's fast on startup and recovers fairly well. I believe this is his best mid-screen zoning tool. If you're familiar with 3rd strike Dudley Roundhouse into EX - MGB, you can treat it the same way. If you're in range where standing forward would normally whiff but would counter hit anything that sticks out (Ie tiger shot, character moving to advance), you can buffer the super and it will activate only on hit. I believe when used properly this can be a devastating tool and allow for zoning mind games. If you have super and ultra stocked, nobody is gonna want to get hit by that and lose well over half life.

S.HK

C.LP

C.MP

C.HP

C.LK

C.MK

C.HK

J.LP

J.MP

J.HP

Crane

S.LP

S.MP

S.HP

S.LK

S.MK

S.HK

C.LP

C.MP

C.HP

C.LK

C.MK

C.HK

J.LP

J.MP

J.HP

Normal Throws

This is one of the few sections that Gen does not need to have split up due to his stances, there is however a difference when kara throwing (more on that later)

Gen's back and forward throws are essentially the best tools when initiating the cross-up mixup game that you may get yourself into (although you should NOT abuse this) The have identical stats, and both garner you 40 points of super meter, but one thing you should take of note is that the forward grab takes off 10 points more (important if it is going to the be the last grab you attempt in a match)

When it comes to Kara throwing (i.e. the practice of canceling a normal attack to increase the range of a throw, there are some interesting things to take of note from each stance

As per Ouroborus

Gen can kara throw with:

Mantis: MP, MK, HP, HK

Crane: MP, HP, HK.

Additionally Shin Shitenshuu states

Gen's Mantis style st. mk has a Kara throw distance of 2-1/2 to almost 3 squares in training mode! I assume it's because of st. mk having a quick start-up.

The usages of this are varied, with a good kara throw Gen can enter block strings and from a distance attempt throws that don't seem possible some kara throw setups are (credit to JiBbo):

- Mantis

Low Jab, (Kara)
Low Short, Low Jab (Kara)
Low Jab, Low Jab (walk foward slightly) (Kara)

Command Normals

STANCE CHANGE PPP OR KKK (depending on which style you are in)

This is probably the biggest and most important of his special moves, and is what gen is built around. With the stance switch he is able to fluidly move from one move set to another giving him 12 normals and 4 specials. Usage of this stance switch is an important fundamental in Gen's game, and with that you should know what this move entails. When gen performs his stance change from a neutral, walking or crouching position, it will cost him 5 frames to do so. This is important to note because during this period he is vulnerable! While dashing, jumping or performing a move (normal or special), no frames are made to show the transition, so he is allowed to stance change without the 5 frame penalty. Some things to note: -normals from either stance can then transition to a normal in another stance as long as the stance change is buffered during the first normal (example: s.mp in mantis into c.lk crane) -you can begin your charges in mantis for crane specials

From Crane Stance Shakudan

Performed by pressing HK>HK in the air, this move has the following properties:

-It is mash-able, so you don't have to wait for the second hit

-adds 50 more damage

-has juggle properties to go into Ryukoha or Jyakoha

-both hits are over head and both must be blocked High

Somethings to note about the Shakudan

-It can be used after a successful wall dive

-Can be used to beat a lot of air to airs (although Gen has other normals that would be preferable)

-On a standing opponent that knows about shakudan, you actually can play mixup games by going into grabs and lows off of one hit of the shakudan (Credit to JiBbo)

-To complete the Shakudan, your opponent must be slightly under your outstreched leg so that both hits will land

Focus / Saving Attack

Mantis

The father reaching of his two focus attacks, this one is also slower than the Crane focus atack. Due to it's great range, you will be able to hit this focus attack from about half screen. There are some floating hitbox pixels in front of Gen so be aware of these as well (because you will be able to sometimes hit them when it appears you are out of range)

Crane

Less range, quicker to hit, the Crane focus attack should be the least used of the two.

Special Moves

Mantis

Hyarukeno - Whiffing hands constantly builds meter really fast. Liable to get punished if not careful, even full screen (i.e. Bison Knee Press)After hands Gen can link standing forward on hit. EX hands leaves shorter distance.

EX - Hyarukeno

Gekiro - Gen's main anti air, this move has STRIKE INVINCIBILITY and can be

EX - Gekiro -

Crane

Oga - Wall dive kicks can be safe at certain ranges. EX-Oga is invincible on startup. Using it as a wake-up option is ideal for getting away from grapple characters and escaping the corner. ABUSE THIS.The direction changes which the opponent has to block falling kick, depending on which wall you jump on. Try it!

Super Move

Mantis

Zanei- Damage 20x5*80 Startup 6 frames

Easily the best Super of the 2, the Zanei is not only the more damaging of the 2, but the fact that it can be linked afterwards, can be linked off normals, makes it the more useful pick of the two.

This super can be linked off a multitude of things including -Wall Dive -s.mk mantis -c.lk crane -c.mk mantis

and so on (refer to the above combo section for more openers into this special just hit ctrl+F for Zanei)

Not only does it have good damage and can be linked, but each different version of the Zanei has special properties (all have armor break properties)

Invincible

LP 1~11 - 11 Frames of invincibility make the best in short situations, covers the least distance but has a big period in case you see a close range fireball (extremely close)

MP 1~8 - The medium variety has 8 frames but has good distance, and generally is the one that is to be used most of the time.

HP 1~5 - The most distance but with only 5 frames of invincibility, This is best used to punish ultras that leave too much distance to be covered, or things such as air fireballs from Akuma (refer to the character specific strategies for more potential usages)

Crane

Jakoha Damage 300, 0 Startup

The weaker of the two supers, the main point for this super is the fact that it is an anti-air grab. When your opponent is at the peak of his/her jump you can perform the movement to super them. You can also cancel it off of the gekiro and c.lk in crane.

Each version of the Jakoha covers different distances as well (like the Mantis super)

LK 1~12- The most invincibility was given to the grab that has the least range. More often than not this is the one you will use when you use this super.

MK 1~8 - The mk version travels at angle that is baout 20 degrees in the given direction. Less invincibilty but more ground covered.

HK 1~5 - The final one has the most range, almost at a 30-35 degrees from where Gen currently is positioned.

You should more often than not look for the PPP super due to it's recovery, combo ability, and damage, but if you have a super stock and you want to finish the fight off in a flashy way, then by all means...

Ultra Move

Mantis

Crane

The Basics

Combos

When it comes to combos, Gen has plenty of options due to his multiple stances. In this section we will review the best possible punishes and also some of the more flashy combos that gen has in his arsenal. Note that this section is broken up by stance, and by combo starter, that way if you would like to know what kind of combos Gen has that start from a s.lp in mantis, then you can refer to that section specifically.

Mantis Combos

S.LP

S.LP>S.LP - 30 damage, out of kara distance

S.LP>S.LP>S.LP - 84 damage, out of kara distance

S.LP>S.LP>S.LK

S.LP>S.LK

S.LP>S.LK>S.LP

S.LP>C.LP

S.LP>C.LP>S.MP

S.LP>C.LP>S.MP>S.HP

S.LP>C.LP>S.MP>S.HP (cancel first hit)>Hyakurenko

S.LP>C.LP>S.MP>S.HP (cancel first hit)>Gekiro

S.MP

S.HP

S.LK

S.MK

1. S.MK xx HP Hands thread on shoryuken

Difficult move to pull off when you first attempt it, this move is debatable as to whether it is Bread and Butter combo or not. Why should you use it? Well first off it gives the best poke gen has (rangewise) more to work with, here are a little stats from the shoryuken thread, credit goes to Mnszyk for the data

This is why you should do Medium Kick xx Fierce Hands:

Medium Kick 70 damage, 100 stun, 40 meter Your opponent will be pushed ~4 training room squares in the other direction High priority, long range Block Advantage: -2 Hit Advantage: +2

Medium Kick xx Fierce Hands 134 damage, 180 stun, 110 meter Your opponent will be pushed ~18 training room squares in the other direction. At max range, you'll advance yourself about ~9 squares for free. Armor Breaking - Your opponent will never be able to safely focus your pokes if you do this Block Advantage: +5 Hit Advantage: +9

Almost doubled damage and stun, the ability to push your opponent around like crazy, nearly triple meter, armor breaking, and high safety ... what would you weigh that against?

As you can see, there are plenty of reasons to MKhands. It allows you to effectively zone and punish whiffs that Gen normally could not. He can also use it to punish things like (list is still growing) Blocked Shoto Roundhouse Close Range tiger shot Close range fireball (Shotos) MP or HP Headbutt (Honda) Punish rekkas (fei or abel) early rolls by abel wheel kicks (abel) TAP (Balrog)

This combo alone gives him the ability to increase his zone, whereas most of the combos gen has have to be up in your face, this lets him start the pressure and force the issue with opponent.

So How do you do it?

There are many different manners of doing it, first thing is first let's break down how the combo works

MK itself has 5 frames of startup which is not too bad at all, but the active frames are only 3, so within these active frames you have to get hands out. At first this may seem like a daunting task because....

Hands requires 5 P button inputs to activate. So in practice you can hit any P button 5 times and Hands will come out (this must be done rapidly). What aids this process is that any combination of P buttons can be used and the 5th one will determine the strength of the hands (with HP being the best). Being able to piano the inputs would be the best method here but there are different ways to get MK hands to come out:

SecretCharacter's method My method of doing it is; Lp+Mk, then piano from right to left, Fp, Mp, Lp, Fp (Notice how he uses LP+MK, when this input is done the higher button input will come out and the lower button input will still be recorded)

Kruldar's Method video links Piano Method Slide Method

B izm's method LP+MKx2, LP MP HP

SLVRNBLK's method Same as the piano but with 2 fingers on mp (middle and ring) so that you can drum that button twice

FROM MK hands you can also cancel the first three hits of hands to another mk hands or mk super. The mk hands to mk hands works in block strings as well

S.MK>Zan'ei

S.MK>Zan'ei>LP RESET - Setups up crossup by either double dashing to the other side or dashing in front of him

S.MK>Zan'ei>Gekiro

S.MK>Zan'ei>Gekiro>Ryuhoka

S.MK>Zan'ei>Hyarukeno .. .knocks them full screen away

S.MK>Zan'ei>c.HP

S.MK>Zan'ei>C.RH

S.MK>Zan'ei>Ryuhoka

S.MK>Zan'ei>Zetsuei

S.HK

C.LP

C.MP

C.HP

C.LK

C.MK

C.HK

J.LP

J.MP

J.HP

Hyakurenkou

EX Hyakurenkou

Gekirou/Waterfall Kick

Gekirou > Ryukoha (Ultra) Damage ?

To perform this combo you first need to enter the Gekirou with the MK version or above (to be verified) and maintain your opponent ABOVE Gen. Normally you would want him to remain level with Gen but in this case we are not going to complete the Gekirou. Instead we will finish a couple of hits into it (Best way is just to mash mercilessly when you want to end it) and at which time Gen will drop before his opponent. When he lands you should already have quarter circle buffered, just enter one more and KKK and the Ultra should connect. Practice is neccesary to get a visual of where your opponent should be, this should be used as an AA finisher due to the poor amount of damage this combo does.

EX Gekirou/Waterfall Kick

No combos can be started with this move.

Crane Combos

S.LP

S.MP

No combos can be started with this move.

S.HP

No combos can be started with this move.

S.LK

S.MK

S.HK

No combos can be started with this move.

C.LP

C.MP

C.HP

No combos can be started with this move.

C.LK

C.MK

C.HK

No combos can be started with this move.

J.LP

J.MP

J.HP

Jasen/Roll attack

EX Jasen/Roll attack

Oga/Wall JumpDive

EX Oga/Wall JumpDive

Focus Combos

Strategy

Matchups

The following section will review Gen's matchup's versus the entire cast. Here you will find general strategy of fighting Offensive, Defensive, and Balanced characters. After that you will find a list of moves the character has and what you can punish those with.

Abel

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

JiBbo's view on the matchup: 6-4

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

Abel can't be Abel against Gen, so long as Gen has meter. Abel's air defense is poor, whereas Gen's air offense is ridiculous.

- If he knocks you down, his mixup becomes null so long as you have meter. Just ex-oga to the wall on the opposite side. This has worked for me 100% of the time, and until I see an Abel do something about it I'm gonna keep whoring it out.

Akuma

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

JiBbo's view on the matchup: 6-4 Gen

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes: Akuma does good damage but he also takes bad damage. What makes Akuma good is that he can he has a strong rush down and a strong run away game. Gen neutralizes his jump fireball as soon as he has ultra/super... and if akuma gets hit by either the round is basically over for him.

- Jump back fireballs? ULTRA or SUPER = FREE.

Balrog (Boxer)

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

JiBbo's view on the matchup: 5-5

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

- Crouching fierce beats dash punches at certain ranges.

Blanka

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

JiBbo's view on the matchup: 5-5

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

- All normal headbutts are reversable by super and ultra on block. EX Headbutt, however, is not punishable on block.

- Blocked EX Messiah kicks. Gekiro beats the overhead finish but trades with the low finish. PPP Ultra beats overhead and low finish, but the timing on the overhead is slightly slower and if you ultra too early you will go under. Same with PPP super. KKK super/ultra beats only the high finish.

- Crouching fierce is punishable on block by super and ultra, so long as you're close enough.

- Gekiro is awesome against Rufus since it is strike invincible and Rufus is always in the air trying to pressure. As with any dp move on wake-up, it is risky to do so but I believe it is important to understand that it is an option on wake-up.

Ryu

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5 Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

Sagat

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 7-3 Sagat

JiBbo's view on the matchup: 6-4 Sagat

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

- HE'S TALL. Crane jumping forward is pretty goofy on him.

- Mantis Crouching fierce beats his whiffed far standing roundhouse.

- You can punish a blocked tiger upper with jumping crane roundhouse x2 > ultra.

- If Sagat ever throws a high tiger shot while you're about less than half screen away, Sweeeeeeeeeep.

- I think strong PPP super is the best for punishing tiger shots. It has the most rounded amount of invinciblity frames and speed to punish more consistently.

- If you're full screen and try to punish tiger shots with ultra, Sagat will recover in time to gaurd it. You need to be about one dash from full screen to be in range to punish tiger shots with ultra.

- You must WTF kick him EVERYTIME he jumps in at the right range. This will stop his ground movement significantly and bound him to tiger knees, kara > whatever.

- When Sagat has less that 30% life compared to you having 50+%... you know what he wants. Don't tunnel vision.

Sakura

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

Seth

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 7-3

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

Vega (Claw)

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

Zangief

Tougeki March 09 Matchup = 5-5

JiBbo's view on the matchup: 5-5

Offensive -

Defensive -

Punishes -

Random Notes:

I think this is even only because of the Gief randomness factor. Eventually with more experience, I will probably think that Gen will have the advantage, but for now I think this match is even solely because random spd factor. If Gief didn't have that, there should be no reason a good Gen would lose ever.

- PPP Lariot is punishable full screen by super and ultra. KKK however, isn't.

- If you reversal super his PPP lariat, he'll beat you everytime it seems. I solved this by back dashing and then supering. The timing is somewhat tight, but I'm not getting hit out of it doing the super this way. You can also just wait a moment and then super, but backdashing gives you the correct timing everytime. Also, the ultra doesn't get hit as a reversal. If you don't have either, just sweep.

- EX-Oga if Gief is on top of you. Same as Abel.

- Neutral jump roundhouse beats his jump-in attempts. If you're not able to jump up time, gauge the distance of his jump and AA with crane low roundhouse or mantis low fierce. Back dash as a safe option if you're uncertain. Also, if you can react to Geif jumping you can a2a him with crane roundhouse. Most of Gief's normals are just to slow on startup to beat Gen in the air even if he jumps before you.

- Standing forward zones him out.

Frame Data

MANTIS STYLE
							Frames	Frames	Frames of	Frames of	Super Meter	Cancel	Ability
Move Name	Damage	Stun	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	On Block	On Hit	Block Stun	Hit Stun	Gain	Chain	Special	Super	Notes
LP	30	50	3	3	10	15	-1	+1	11	13	20	O	O	O	-
MP	70	100	4	5	14	22	+2	+6	20	23	40	X	O	O	Far version 80 damage
HP	80*60	100*100	5	2*4	??	27	-3	+1	??	??	40*20	X	O	O	Forces stand, 1st hit cancellable
LK	30	50	5	4	13	21	-3	-2	13	14	20	X	X	O	Far version 40 damage
MK	70	100	5	3	20	27	-2	+2	20	24	40	X	O	O	-
HK	110	200	8	2	20	29	-4	0	17	21	60	X	X	X	-
crouch LP	30	50	4	2	8	13	+1	+4	10	13	20	O	O	O	-
crouch MP	70	100	7	4	11	21	-1	+1	13	15	40	X	O	O	-
crouch HP	100	200	7	4	19	29	-5	-1	17	21	60	X	X	X	-
crouch LK	30	50	5	4	8	16	-1	+2	10	13	20	O	O	O	Low attack
crouch MK	70	100	7	3	17	26	+1	+3	20	22	40	X	O	O	Low attack
crouch HK	100	200	8	3	28	38	-13	D	17	-	60	X	X	X	Low attack, cannot fast recover
Jump LP	40	50	4	7	-	-	-	-	-	-	20	-	-	-	-
Jump MP	70	100	5	5	-	-	-	-	-	-	40	-	-	-	-
Jump HP	100	200	6	4	-	-	-	-	-	-	60	-	-	-	-
Jump LK	40	50	5	8	-	-	-	-	-	-	20	-	-	-	Mid attack, straight jump 30 damage
Jump MK	70	100	4	8	-	-	-	-	-	-	40	-	-	-	Mid attack, straight jump 80 damage
Jump HK	100	200	6	3	-	-	-	-	-	-	60	-	-	-	-
Focus Attack LVL 1	60	100	21	2	35	57	-21	-21	15	15	20	-	-	-	-
Focus attack LVL 2	90	150	18+11	2	35	65	-15	D	21	-	40	-	-	-	-
Focus attack LVL 3	150	200	65	2	35	101	D	D	-	-	60	-	-	-	-
Forward Throw	130	100	3	2	20	24	-	D	-	-	40	-	-	-	Throw range 0.95
Back Throw	120	100	3	2	20	24	-	D	-	-	40	-	-	-	Throw range 1.05
Hyakurenkou LP	16xn	20xn	5	3xn		48	+5	+9			30/10xn	X	X	O	Armor break, (translate)
Hyakurenkou MP	16xn	20xn	4	3xn		41	+5	+9			30/10xn	X	X	O	Armor break, (translate)
Hyakurenkou HP	16xn	20xn	4	3xn		40	+5	+9			30/10xn	X	X	O	Armor break, (translate)
Hyakurenkou EX	16xn	20xn	4	3xn		40	+5	+9			0/0	X	X	O	Armor break, (translate)
Gekirou LK	10010x420	80*10x5	7	15		45	-35	D			30(20)/40*20x5	X	X	X	1~4f strike invincible, (translate)
Gekirou MK	10010x540	80*10x6	7	15		46	-35	D			30(20)/40*20x6	X	X	X	1~4f strike invincible, (translate)
Gekirou HK	10010x690	8010x680	7	15		47	-35	D			30(20)/40*20x7	X	X	X	1~4f strike invincible, (translate)
Gekirou EX	10010x690	8010x680	7	15		47	-35	D			0/0	X	X	X	1~4f strike invincible
Zanei	20x5*80	0	6	16		87	-61	D			0/0	-	-	-	Invincible LP 1~11/MP 1~8/HP 1~5, Armor break, (translate)
Zetsuei	15x12*225	0	11	11		78	-49	D			0/0	-	-	-	1~10f invincible, Armor break
Switch Style	-	-	-	-		-	-	-			-	-	-	-	-
CRANE STYLE
							Frames		Frames of		Super Meter	Cancel	Ability
Move Name	Damage	Stun	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	On Guard	On Hit	Block Stun	Hit Stun	Gain	Chain	Special	Super	Notes
LP	30	50	4	3	12	18	-3	-1	11	13	20	O	O	O	-
MP	50*50	50*50	23	2*2	??	48	-3	+1	??	??	20*20	X	X	X	Mid attack
HP	100*100	100*100	22	2*4	??	46	-5	0	??	??	40*20	X	X	X	2nd hit forces stand, 1st hit low attack
LK	40	50	8	4	12	23	-2	-1	13	14	20	X	X	O	-
MK	80	100	7	4	22	32	-5	-1	20	24	40	X	X	X	-
HK	80*70	100*100	5	3*2	??	40	-6	-2	??	??	40*20	X	X	X	-
crouch LP	40	50	4	2	11	16	-2	+1	10	13	20	X	O	O	-
crouch MP	90	100	5	4	20	28	-10	-8	13	15	40	X	O	O	-
crouch HP	180	300	21	5	16	41	-3	+1	17	21	60	X	X	X	-
crouch LK	30	50	5	6	16	26	-8	D	13	-	20	X	X	O	Low attack, (translate)
crouch MK	80	100	8	3	21	31	-3	-1	20	22	40	X	X	O	Low attack, (translate)
crouch HK	120	150	5	2	37	43	-21	-17	17	21	60	X	X	X	-
Jump LP	50	50	4	7	-	-	-	-	-	-	20	-	-	-	-
Jump MP	90	100	4	5	-	-	-	-	-	-	40	-	-	-	straight jump 80 damage
Jump HP	110	200	5	7	-	-	-	-	-	-	60	-	-	-	straight jump 100 damage
Jump LK	40	50	4	9	-	-	-	-	-	-	20	-	-	-	-
Jump MK	80	100	4	8	-	-	-	-	-	-	40	-	-	-	straight jump 90 damage
Jump HK	100	200	6	3	-	-	-	-	-	-	60	-	-	-	-
Shakudan(overhead)	50	50	-	2		-	-	-			20	-	-	-	Pursuit property
Focus Attack LVL 1	60	100	21	2	35	57	-21	-21	15	15	20	-	-	-	-
Focus attack LVL 2	90	150	18+11	2	35	65	-15	D	21	-	40	-	-	-	-
Focus attack LVL 3	150	200	65	2	35	101	D	D	-	-	60	-	-	-	-
Forward Throw	130	100	3	2	20	24	-	D	-	-	40	-	-	-	Throw range 0.95
Back Throw	120	100	3	2	20	24	-	D	-	-	40	-	-	-	Throw range 1.05
Jasen LP	202080	505050	6	314		43	-3	+1			35/10x2*30	X	X	O	1~3 hits cancellable
Jasen MP	20x3*80	50x4	6	331*4		59	-3	+1			35/10x3*30	X	X	O	1~3 hits cancellable
Jasen HP	20x4*80	50x5	6	3x314		74	-3	+1			35/10x4*30	X	X	O	1~3 hits cancellable
Jasen EX	20x4*80	50x5	6	3x314		74	-3	+1			0/0	X	X	O	1~45f projectile invincible, 1~5 hits cancellable
Oga	-	-	-	-		-	-	-			0/0	-	-	-	-
Oga EX	-	-	-	-		-	-	-			0/0	-	-	-	(translate)
Oga Stop	-	-	-	-		-	-	-			0/0	-	-	-	-
Oga Close	100	150	15	Until ground		-	-	D			30/90	-	-	-	(translate), Armor break
Oga Far	100	150	14	Until ground		-	-	D			30/90	-	-	-	(translate), Armor break
Oga Ceiling	-	-	-	-		-	-	-			0/0	-	-	-	-
Oga Ceiling Drop	100	150	11	Until ground		-	-	D			30/90	-	-	-	(translate), Armor break
Oga Super Close	100	150	11	Until ground		-	-	D			30/90	-	-	-	(translate), Armor break
Jakoha	300	0	11	19	31	60	-	D			0/0	-	-	-	Invincible LK 1~12/MK 1~8/HK 1~5, Pursuit property
Ryukoha	150*248	0	11	8	53	71	-	D			0/0	-	-	-	1~11f invincible, Pursuit property
Switch Style	-	-	-	-		-	-	-			-	-	-	-	-
							Frames	Frames	Frames of	Frames of	Super Meter	Cancel	Ability
Move Name	Damage	Stun	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	On Block	On Hit	Block Stun	Hit Stun	Gain	Chain	Special	Super	Notes

The 1 frame discrepancy you see between Startup+Active+Recovery and Total is because when it says a move has 4 frames startup, it really has 3 frames startup and hits on frame 4. It was written this way so you don't have to do any math to figure out what frame a move first hits on.

Street Fighter IV

Arcade characters		Abel • Akuma • Balrog • Blanka • C. Viper • Chun-Li • Dhalsim • E. Honda • El Fuerte Guile • Ken • M. Bison • Rufus • Ryu • Sagat • Vega • Zangief
Console characters		Cammy • Dan • Fei Long • Gen • Gouken • Rose • Sakura • Seth