Alternate Taokaka Strategy Guide

Written and Edited by: XDest

I wanted to start a different Taokaka Guide instead of editing TaoFTW's, so here it is. I will be starting from the top and going from there.

If you find anything off, or anything you want to add, please tell me and I'll edit it in. Most of this will be done in point form notes to save time, and to cut out anything useless.

General Strategy

The first thing to know when playing Taokaka: This is a heavily movement-based character. Against most characters, she excels at the mid-range neutral game.

Get VERY familiar with Triple Jumps, Double Air Dashes, all Drives, all Drive Cancels (and when to use each on hit and whiff. If you're spending 90% in the air as Taokaka.... this is actually fine oddly enough. All of her best ways to come in on the opponent will be aerial.

The point is to not fly around mindlessly. Spamming drive is the #1 way to get killed as Taokaka. Always try to have a purpose for your spacing. Some characters will allow you to get away with more reckless use of drive than others, try to figure it out. You do NOT want to j.D into one of Litchi's j.C[m]s.

Trust me. Generally, the safety of certain movement tech will go somewhat like this (safest option first):

Regular Jump>Air Dash>C Drive Cancel>A/Rapid Drive Cancel>B Drive Cancel

j.D~B->j.D~B is also another possible path, but as I said, B cancels can be quite risky. Please do not see this as a regular option, it can get you killed in some matchups, or against better players.

Additionally, most drive cancels that are still in the air, will allow you to air dash or jump, as long as you have the required number of jumps left.

The maximum number of jumps is 3, the maximum number of air dashes is 2. These ARE connected to each other. C cancels, and up drives will use up jumps as well. Landing on the ground will reset the number of jumps. j.4D touches the ground, so that is included. Doing j.4D~C fake-outs at a distance as many times as you want is possible.

j.C is mostly for air-to-air. j.D should be used less unless the opponent/character can fall for it (it really depends on the matchup!) j.B is for air-to-ground, it still doesn't take up that much horizontal space, but this was buffed for CS1. j.B can cross up. j.A is versatile and can be used for pretty much anything, as long as you're close enough. j.C is usually your regular attack from the air.

Using sticky kitty at random times when moving around (Corner 214[D]) is also an option, and can confuse the opponent.

Bowling Balls at long range against non-projectile characters can be fine. Just keep in mind that it's still pretty slow. Tager player will usually try to B

Sledge through it for some reason. Of course since it's long range, you'll recover before they do, and simply do whatever you want after their active frames are finished. (Although if they have a Spark Bolt, it's not a good idea).

The best advice I can give at mid-range/long-range is this: Be creative while being safe. She has 5D,j.D,2D,j.4D,4D,2[7]D,2[8]D,2[9]D(and 4/2 variants after),j.2D,214D,Corner 214[D] for Drives. A/B/C/5/6/RC for Drive Cancels. 3 jumps, 2 air dashes. All of these aid her movement style. I'm sure you can think of some really neat combination of all this that nobody else has even begun to think up. Don't just spam j.D~B, that's really, really predictable. The more unpredictable a Taokaka player is while moving around, the better.

Up Close/Pressure Game

Taokaka got much safer in BB:CS1, especially in terms of drive canceling. For reference, C cancel is +2 on block (advantage!), A cancel is -2 on block, and B cancel is -5 variable on block (the later it is canceled, the less recovery it might have. You can assume that up close, it will ALWAYS be -5, and therefore not suitable for regular pressure. Therefore, be cautious of using B cancels on block! I cannot stress this enough. You may fall into habits regarding B cancels against bad players that cannot block cross-ups, or because of online, or because of players with poorer reaction times. Do not convince yourself that it is a safe thing to do. B cancels will also be slightly safer from different drive variants. Most numbers are based on 5D, which seems to be the worst case scenario.

As well, note than on normal hit, and at the end of combos, these will be safer. Ending off a small gatling combo with D~A and then doing a 5B/2B will usually beat out anybody mashing,

In terms of blockstrings, you will usually start off with D~A, D~C, j.C, j.B, 5B, 2B, or a 2A. From there:

- Drive cancels do not link into anything directly, but leave you at the aforementioned adv/disadv.

- A cancels can pretty much be considered neutral, but you're still at a slight (-2) disadv. Therefore using your fastest moves is a requirement.

This pretty much means you're limited to 5B/2B/block if they don't respect your pressure yet. Of course if they do respect your pressure, you can do a lot of things and get away with it. After D~A is also a place you can safely block DPs. I'm pretty sure that D~A on hit or at the end of combos keeps you at advantage.

- Normally, C cancels have a LOT of paths you can take, because you're at an advantage regardless of block/hit. The problem? You're in the air, and almost every direct attack path will be anti-aired. The point is to make them afraid to anti-air.

From anyD~C

- vs. Anti-Air: JC9->j.B, 44->66->j.A->j.B->j.A, 44->j.4D~any, possibly j.D~B->66->j.A->j.B->j.A (a little risky, j.A->j.B->j.A is generally ambiguous since if you're low enough, the final j.A won't come out and instead you'll get a grounded move, and can possibly do 2A instead (the same input will do both). It's also nice, since j.Ax3 has more landing recovery for some reason.)

- vs. Jump Back->Barrier: 66->j.B+C, 66->j.AxN->6A(2).

- vs. Mashing/Blocking: j.2D~B, j.C, 66->j.A->j.B->j.A

- j.C/j.B can link to a dash cancel, a jump cancel, 5B, 2A, or 2B. After the dash cancel, these three options (or a green grab), will probably be your best options, since they're your fastest grounded attacks.

- 5B can link into 2B, 6A, or 5C. It can also be jump canceled/super jump canceled/special canceled/dash canceled. If canceled into super jump or 214D, can dodge some DPs. If a hit is confirmed, 3C is also possible, and is the general BnB for CS2 (you can still get a 3.7k BnB off it in CS1 too). Don't count on 3C being a real blockstring element though, it isn't.

- 5C can generally only link into special attacks or drives. It can also be jump canceled/super jump canceled.

- If you do 6C after 5B/5C, you do create an opening, but if they respect their pressure and not mash their way through it, it steps forward considerably, putting you very close to your opponent again. 2B does this slightly too, but not to this extent.

- 2B can link into 6A or 5C. If confirmed into 6A, leads to 2.8k. It also makes Makoto's DP whiff, making it really safe against her.

- 6A is usually jump/super jump canceled. Normally, if you confirm it hits, you go into JC9->j.2D~B(hit)->Taunt Loop (or for CS2, do the 2 hits and going into JC->j.8D~A->Land Loop). If you can't confirm it, do JC9->j.B->j.C, or JC9->j.A->j.B->j.A. The former can easily go into a combo, even if they jumped beforehand. If it's highly prorated and you confirmed it, you can always do some tech gimmicks like JC IAD->..->j.B+C. Or JC IAD->Land->6A. Or something of that nature for a reset. A note that 6A won't hit on some crouching characters up close (like Litchi, and Mu).

- 236A in blockstrings should be kept to a minimum. If somebody knows how to IB, they can simply 5A out of it. Since 236A cannot be delayed after it has

started, they can go on a rhythm and IB every single one. They don't need to IB to DP in the middle of it, remember this. 236AxN at the end of prorated gatlings is fine! And can combo into 5D~A(hit) or 5D~C(hit) for keeping advantage.

- anyD~RC->2A/5B will usually beat out anything except for DP. If they're low on health and you need some easy damage, this might be a place to get it.

- In general, doing an extra jump after a jump cancel, then doing j.B will bait and punish anti airs that are mashed out or guessed, but will still lose to a well timed anti air. If an anti air has huge recovery, you can simply wait for it with using your two extra jumps, then j.B them in the recovery time.

Other Mixup Components

- Your overheads are: 6B, 236C, j.A/C.

- Your lows are: 2A, 2B

- 6B can only combo on NH with these characters (with ease): Noel, Rachel, Tsubaki, Hazama, Rachel, Litchi, Tager. Some others are possible with stricter timing. 6B will always combo on CH.

- As well, nothing gatlings into 6B, so there will always be a gap between whatever move and 6B. If they respect your defense enough, or their reactions are weak, and they're not mashing, this isn't a problem.

- 2A prorates too much for anything other than setup usually. If you confirm it, you can get 2.3k, but you probably aren't going to. If you don't confirm it, go into something simply like 2A->5B->5C->236AxN->5D~A/C. Or go for some reset gimmicks you think up. If you get a 2A hit, you're not going to end up with damage, it much better to end up in a good position for a setup.

- 2B is much more likely to confirm into a combo (namely Taunt Loopx3) for 2.8k. It can also be used with green throw setups.

- 236C is slower than 6B. But this can be used to screw with somebody's reactions. Even offline, I've noticed people are still trying to crouch after 5B/5C, and get 236C'd for free. This makes no sense, since no low can possibly be linked after 5C. But who am I to question silly habits? This is a risky overhead to go for against people with that habit. Don't try it that often though. I repeat, it's slow, therefore not a very solid option.

- The oldest crossup trick in the book for Taokaka players is 2D~B->j.C, (or j.A/j.B). This is actually also very slow, and very susceptible to anti airs.

Although, this can also be used to your advantage, since 2D~B stays in the air, giving you access to extra jumps and air dashes to trick people with. This is a really risky option too. 2D~B dodge dodge some defensive options though (like some DPs with specific hitboxes), so it's an option for that as well.

- In CS2, 214D crosses up much earlier. And since canceling into 214D can dodge a lot of stuff, this is nice.

- ~->JC9->j.B doesn't cross up, while ~->JC9->..->j.B will. That's more of a true crossup, because of ambiguity. Doing JC9, going to the other side of somebody, then doing 2A is always a sure way to confuse somebody if it's not seen that often too.

- 5D~B is not a good crossover either, since 5A/2A easily will beat out your next move. And since it's -5, they have plenty of time. Do not see this as a mixup option either.

More to come, consider this portion under construction.

Green Grab Setups Up Close

- 2B(hit)->4B+C

- anyD~C->j.2D~B(blocked/whiffed)->4B+C

- 6B->j.2D~B(blocked/whiffed)->4B+C

- anyD~C->66->j.B+C

- anyD~C->j.D~B->66->j.B+C

- anyD~C->44->66->j.B+C

- D~A->66->4B+C

- j.C->66->..->4B+C

- Think of any situation where the enemy will keep blocking but you'll still be close enough to grab. Her grab range is really bad on the ground, so the situations where you can effectively grab are limited. Be creative!

- Most people will be expecting 2B->4B+C, use this to your advantage.

- Like Jin, 6B will generally beat out throw break attempts. Use it in place of 4B+C to screw with the opponent's reactions.

Defensive Options

Generally, Taokaka without meter is weak defensively up close (therefore getting out of oki is also difficult, since we have no DP). Also note that 9.5k HP can make this very hard on you, especially against strong characters, and characters with great oki. But she excels in evasive potential at mid/long range.

This is why even in CT, she was even with Nu. Now her movement options are even safer.

A couple points:

- 214214C is pretty much useless defensively (or period, for that matter ;_; )

- If you're against a character with good pressure, counter assault as soon as possible. Her CS1 counter assault is top class, and every Taokaka player should be abusing the hell out of it, why aren't you? Save your meter for counter assaults, it'll help a lot.

- 236236D is pretty much the same as Inferno Divider. Therefore, you can IB->236236D in the same situations if you're proficient at it.

- If there's a point in the opponent's blockstring you can jump out, and are near the corner, a somewhat risky option that can pay off is using the sticky kitty jump (Corner 214[D]->6) to get far away from them.

- Crawling: Look at one of the compilation threads for more. But mostly this is useful against things like: Jumping moves not close to the ground (some will whiff regardless!), Ragna's 5B/214A/214B, a lot of 2A's that are higher off the ground (I'm being serious.), most 5A's, Tager's 5D/Spark Bolt, etc... From there, if you confirm it you can get a 5B or 3C into 4k-5k damage! Note that while 3C, 2B, and 2A do low profile, they do not go under as many things as crawl. Therefore, do not treat them the same way.

- Taokaka's backdash actually has more invincibility than most characters by a small number of frames (1 or 2 I believe). Although it's absolutely nothing compared to Tager or Arakune, it can be used in specific places to escape from danger. Remember that you have this tool.

- 2B can crossunder many jump canceled blockstrings!

- 6A was buffed in CS1 to actually have head invincibility (although not as good as Ragna's), therefore it's a suitable anti-air. Usually you're going to confirm it into JC9->j.B->j.C->~.

- 2D is nice against people doing attacks at super jump height.

Taunt Loop Oki Ender

Taunt LoopxN->214D->j.2D~C->j.2D~A->Taunt->214D->j.236Bx5

Knowing what to do afterward is a really good idea.

- The BnB approach is Jump 7->j.236Bx5. This will beat out people mashing out (sometimes confirming into a reset!) and it'll keep a blockstring going. Very nice. This will not work on somebody that doesn't tech, but it's still safe vs. it.

- 66->6A or 66->j.B+C is another option if they tech.

- Crossunder 2B->6A or 2B->9->j.B+C also works for that. You can also do 2B->2D~B->j.C for a crossunder->crossover, putting the opponent back in the corner.

After 2D~B of course, your extra jumps and dashes are available for extra trickery.

- Since the corner is available, tricks involving Sticky Kitty are possible.

- 236236D is comboable off it for a true knockdown. If done earlier in a taunt loop, 5B is also comboable off that, and can screw up DP mashing (well, unless it's Ragna that is).

- If they don't tech after you do one of these, the normal moves to beat rolls are 5B and 2B.

On Combos

- Generally, doing a combo on the ground will result in a Taunt Loop, starting one in the air will result in a Non-Taunt combo. Confirming and spacing a taunt after a confirmed CH drive is hard to do, and requires pre-planning, or swift reactions. You can always do 5B->5C to pick it up for slightly less damage, but at a greater consistency.

Generally, the CS1 BnB on non-taunt combos is:

~->j.C->9D~9->j.2D~C->j.C->..->9D~9->3D~3->j.236Bx5/Cat2 Loop

or with less proration: ~->j.2D~C->j.2D~A->9D~5->6D~6->j.C->..->9D~9->3D~3->j.236Bx5/Cat2 Loop (Just like challenges 6-10 in CS1!)

or with more proration: One of the full taunt combo enders, shown below.

The CS1 BnB on full taunt combos is:

5C->2D~6->j.2D~C->j.C->..->9D~9->3D~3->j.236Bx5

or 236CC->2D~6->j.C->9D~9->..->3D~3->j.236Bx5

or Corner 5C->2D~5->j.D~A->9D~5->9D~9->3D~3->j.236Bx5

- 22C doesn't have much horizontal range, but it has almost no proration at all, making it perfect for slightly longer combos (it can bring a 5B->3C combo

from 3650 to 3750).

- Because things like j.C/j.B on CH have a lot of untechable time, you can run up and 6A to continue your combo, if you couldn't confirm it with 2D when landing.

- Learn AB2 enders, they'll make you beastly (+2k for any taunt loop). Just remember that these are exceptionally hard to pull off.

- For more information, look at the Combo Thread.

At the Start of a Match

There are some options are are simply better than other when starting out, in my experience, these are the most common options:

- Jump/Super Jump 7/9: Probably the second safest option, good for gauging an unknown opponent, or a character that beats out your other options at the start, or is too dangerous at the start. Just be aware of aerial green grabs.

- IAD backwards: Probably the safest option?

- 2[7]D~any: if it's CH, can provide you with an easy 4k+ start to a match. Many people start out matches with super jump attacks. Seems to work well on Jin players (unless they do an Anti-Air DP, of course.)

- 2D: almost the same usage, a little faster though. Seems to work well on Bang players. Of course, you have all your jumps/dashes available after, and the drive itself can be canceled if you see that they're not at super jump height.

- 4D~any: For confusion, mostly. Will beat out some specific things in different matchups. Experiment. It's really risky too.

- Super Jump 9->j.B: Beats out people starting out with jabs or fast lows.

- 2B or 2B->2B: Probably your fastest startup option, goes under jabs, covers a bit of distance.

- Backdash->6C: Whiff punish for big damage. Not very applicable vs small characters.

- 5C: Not much reward, huge risk if it whiffs. But has the range+speed to make it a nice starting attack. Probably more applicable in CT/CS2 since it links into 6C on CH.

Things to look for in certain matchups:

Mostly, you want to keep the game at mid range, and try to dictate the pace of a match. Close range is not Taokaka's specialty, although she does have some nice options. The problem is that if you're the one blocking, and don't have meter, Taokaka's defense is pretty damn bad. You don't want to be blocking with Taokaka for very long. These notes aren't meant to be comprehensive, just simple pointers.

Arakune: Watch out for j.B, it can beat out pretty much any one of your air-to-air options. 2D is very good in this matchup since Arakune will be in the air very often and has a nice big hitbox.

Bang: Watch out for 2D spam, stick to lots of lows and As, and cancels. A lot of his stuff (including every drive but 6D), is crawlable. Bang players also like to do j.C attempts that are not low to the ground, you can crawl those too, but be careful of the height. Learn to evade the j.236D triple bounce nails properly.

Carl: Keep the match at a huge distance, go for the time out. Look out for the clap. Go for Counter Assaults early and often.

Hakumen: j.D is your main enemy, air grab setups can really hurt him. j.C isn't really a huge deal with the right spacing. 2D also beats it. Usually, the player with the better reading and spacing will win this.

Hazama: Learn to evade/read chains. Crawl under 5D, then 6A if you can react to that. If you can react to 214D~A, you can crawl it. 214D~B is your largest threat because of its huge hitbox and nice reward, don't use many drives directly at him while he's on the ground. Approach him with barrier a good amount of the time so you don't have to deal with it.

Tager: Don't get magnetized. Crawl under Spark Bolts on reaction. Watch out for 360/720 and Jump/C cancel accordingly. If he does 5D while you're magnetized, and you guess/react with a crawl for good damage (but risky). If you want to be a jerk, you can wait and time out this match fairly easily, Tager cannot catch Taokaka. Literally any time Tager super jumps (regardless on your place on the screen), 2D will usually work because of Tager's enormous hitbox. His pressure outside of magnetism is easily backdashed.

Jin: Many of them will try random moves on the other side of the screen. These players are easy to deal with, with the right spacing. Very vulnerable to 6C too. A good amount of his pressure is either backdashable, and his jump cancel attacks can be crossed under with 2B.

Ragna: Watch out for Inferno Divider, try to bait it whenever you can. Learn the usual Ragna patterns and how to defend against them.

Litchi: Try to play as safe as possible. Don't use much j.D at all. She can kill you in one combo+one incorrect guess on oki. Learn to evade staff returns.

Makoto: Watch out for j.B, j.2C, orb and try to keep out of her pressure as much as possible. Counter assault early and often. She can can also kill you in one combo+one incorrect guess on oki.

Noel: Several chain revolver patterns can easily be beat by drive or 5B, or 6A. This matchup is really in favour of Taokaka.

Rachel: You do more damage, look for openings in her keep away, and this is easy. Also, look for cat chairs and punish them, you can also punish cat chair with usual green grab setups.

Taokaka: wtf is going on?

Tsubaki: Similar to the Noel matchup. Just play your usual game.

Lambda-11/u-12: Read her well, have a really good grasp on your movement. Their DPs can be treated like anti-airs in the way you counter them.

More to come, hopefully. I'm still working on this. Give me some ideas on what to add/change!

I'm wondering should I just make a list of the Aerial's you can't prowl under? It'd make things abit easier I think.

** indicates the character's DP

Crawl ducks

Hazama:

5A

2A

5B

5D

236D

TK j.214B

214D > A and B

j.a, j.b, and j.c

Lambda

5C

4B

2A

5A

6B

6A

214A B and C **

All her Standard D attacks

632146D

236236D

j.a, j.b, j.c, j.d

Tager

5A

2A

6A

5C

2C

5D

41236D

j.a, j.c, j.d

Litchi:

5Am

2Am

5Bm

6Cm

6Bm

4Dm

41236Dm > A and B

63214Am > A B and C

j.A, j.Cm

5A

2A

5B

6B

2C

6C first hit

236B

236C

j.a, j.b

Taokaka:

5A

6A

5C

5D

4D

214A and B

214214C

Astral *strange...*

j.a, j.c

Noel

5A

6A

6C

214A

236A B and C

TK 236C

Her astral

j.a, j.b, j.c (yes J.c)

Ragna

5A

2A

6A

5B (Un...freaking...believable)

2C

6D

214A.

214B > D

214214D while in Blood kain

his astral

j.a, j.b, j.c, j.d

Jin

5A

5B

6B lol

5C

5D

236A B C D

Tk 236C

623A, B ,C and D **

214A B C and D

63214D **

j.a, j.c

Rachel

5A

6A

6B

5C first hit

236B and C the Cannon hitbox

j.b, j.c

Carl

5A

5B

2C

lowest possible allegretto

6D

8D

41236D Fuoco...

623D

421D the projectile :D

j.a

*she cannot duck Rhapsody of memories just the first 6 hits miss*

Arakune:

5A

5B

his astral

j.a

Bang

5A

5B

6B

6C

5D

2D

623B

2363214C

his astral

j.a, j.b j.4C j.D

Hakumen

5A

2A

5B

4C

6C

214A

TK 214B

j.a, j.C

Tsubaki

5A

2A

5BB

5C(1)

2CC

236A B C D

TK 236A and B

236236C and D

j.214A B C D

j.a, j.b

Mu 12

5A

2A

5B

6A

5C

6C

2C

236A

214D the explosion

j.a, j.b, j.c

Makoto

5A

2A

6A

5B

6B

5CC

6C

5D

236A +> D

623C **

214A > D

j.a, j.b, j.c(1), j.d

(Currently think I'm done but not quite sure)

- Aerial 236236D (Unison Nyaibu!!)

- Overdrive: AB2

- 236C has a B followup (Cat Spirit: Encore!) Sounds like it does the same thing as 236A.

Everything else looks the same.

I honestly understand that what I'm going to talk about might (must) have been already discussed in general strategy thread, but no thread so far to summarize them up and point them out. I also was willing to name those techniques (if they haven't been yet), so it is up to moderators to decide, whether to delete this thread or to let it live.

So, I shall begin.

Taokaka Component Techniques:

1) Kitty Scissors (direct): 5d~c (hit), 2d~b (hit) - offensive/manoeuvre move.

Mostly used in block strings. Pretty safe and rewarding if counter hits on 2d~b part. It can be easily followed with 5a, 2a, 5b, 2b, 3c or 3c combos and strings. Most characters can interrupt the trick with 5a/2a (after 2d~b) especially when blocked (Tager even can 720 that), so the technique is not to be abused, nor randomed with experienced players.

2) Kitty Scissors (inverse): [when close to the opponent] 2d~b - manoeuvre move.

*if executed while forward dashing or running, the range is significantly increased.

The move immediately gets you behind the back of your opponent in 'ready to attack right away' state, and is perfectly followed up with j.c and hence - any combo you like. It is easily executed but a bit complicated in terms of space calculation: if you fail the spacing and happen to end not behind, but before your opponent, then you'll be greatly punished (since Tao turns around either way, the opponent will face your back this way).

3) Kitty Boomerang: [when close to the opponent] j.d~b, j.d~b - manoeuvre move.

One of CS improvements allows you to pull out than trick. Instead of landing or hitting behind, you confuse your opponent by returning to your previous location. Since the b-cancel parts are mostly invulnerable, this move is pretty safe and rewarding (you can follow up with j.c just as in Kitty Scissors inv.).

4) Kitty Wall / Ball-Wall: 214c, (6c, 66) x n loop - offensive move.

Literally following the ball with 6c hits.

Thanks to decreased start up of both 214c and 6c, this move creates 'a huge hitbox wall' closing on the opponent, making it difficult to counter because of the ball, hence forcing him to jump you over.

5) High-Spirited Kitty!: 214d, 236b x n - offensive move.

Kitty Leap, followed by CS2 right away. The main peculiarity of Kitty Leap is its unique and mostly safe angle. Most Tao-experienced players expect you to attack from above, closing in on them with your double jumps or jump drive cancels; hence the straightforward Kitty Leap is always a surprising range for them. If followed up by immediate CS2, it can serve you a nice and unpredictable random move, confusing your opponent and breaking his pace.

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I figured out 5 Component Moves so far. If anyone knows more, let's reveal them, describe them and name them!

Information will be stored in the first post, making it simple for others to check.

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Let's start with a normal explanation first.

D~5: Hits the opponent, goes backwards

D~6: Hits the opponent, goes forwards

D~A: Stops in place. Can be used on hit or not.

D~B: Goes through the opponent. Has extra horizontal range. D~B [hit] is advantageous, D~B [block] is unsafe. Safety on whiff will always depend on how close you end up being. Can be used on hit or not.

D~C: Jumps up, then stays in the air.

What can you air dash after?

Pretty much anything that isn't D~A or grounded D~B, except for 2D in the air and jumping 4D. You will have access to two air dashes, providing you didn't use them up before the drive. You have the option to do 66 66 go forward twice, 44 44 to go back twice, 44 66 to go backwards then forwards, and finally 66 44 to go forwards then backwards.

Here's a direct list:

- [any] D~C

- (ground) 2D~B or 5

- (air) 8D~B or 5

- j.D~B or 5

- 4D~B

- 7 or 9 grounded, obviously, but not double jump.

Might be a couple I'm missing. You can still use any downwards or horizontal drives if you've used up all your jumps.

Getting up really freaking high

Here's a couple of things you can use to get up higher than most characters can.

7 or 9 -> 8D -> 8D

7 or 9 -> j.D~C -> j.D~C -> 8D -> 66 or 44

Crossing Up

The following things cross up.

- D~B ([hit], usually combo'd into) Follow up with a fast grounded move. Caution!! I'll say it a billion times, D~B [block] is unsafe. If you're hitting somebody with it, you're lucky that their reactions are slow.

- 2D~B (close, the cancel will turn your back regardless) Follow up with a j.C or j.A. Things done here will usually hit the head. Keep this in mind for moves weak to headshots. Note: doesn't work on Tager.

- 2D~B 66 (the first air dash will keep your back turned.) Follow up with a j.C or j.A. Things done here will usually hit the head. Keep this in mind for moves weak to headshots.

- j.D~B (over their head, not blocked). Still quite a bit of recovery time.

- j.66 44 will go over their head and return to them, still takes quite a bit of time. Generally the same height as 2D~B and 2D~B 66.

D~C 66 66 will also turn you around, but generally isn't fast enough.

Probably a couple of obvious crossups I'm forgetting.

Remember that if you don't think it'll hit you can always use your double air dashes.

Also remember you can always use double air dashes to retreat whenever something is blocked that naturally ends in a drive.

For covering a lot of horizontal ground

- Double air dashes

- 4D~B

- j.4D, j.4D~B

- 214D into any of these.

- D~B and j.D~B with the B cancel delayed as late as possible

Once again, probably missing quite a bit, will update.

I'll continue this list later, just a bit of a start.

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  Notable Players

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  Matches

  Vs. Amane

  

  11/24/12 Amane VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  12/06/12 Mi-kun (Taokaka) vs Shadow (Amane)

  01/01/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Amane

  12/26/12 Kyari (Tao) VS Shadow (Amane)

  01/04/13 Eito (Taokaka) VS Spinking (Amane)

  01/02/13 Shadow (Amane) VS Kyari (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Amane vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Maketara Intai Shitene (Amane) vs Naokaka (Taokaka)

  Vs. Arakune

  

  11/21/12 Taokaka vs Arakune

  11/28/12 Ripona (Arakune) vs ESP (Taokaka) (2) (3)

  11/28/12 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Hiyoko (Arakune)

  11/28/12 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Ripona (Arakune)

  12/01/12 Penguin (Arakune) vs Kichida (Taokaka)

  12/06/12 Kinji (Taokaka) vs Arakune

  12/08/12 Shuuji (Taokaka) vs Kimu-chan (Arakune)

  12/29/12 Penguin (Arakune) vs Mukai (Taokaka)

  12/29/12 Pachipuro (Arakune) vs Mukai (Taokaka)

  01/12/13 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Hiyoko (Arakune)

  01/18/13 Arakune vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/24/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Arakune

  02/02/13 Tamai San (Taokaka) VS Dogura (Azrael)

  Vs. Azrael

  

  11/24/12 pet (Azrael) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Azrael vs Taokaka

  11/30/12 Azrael vs Taokaka

  11/30/12 Taokaka VS Azrael DOWN

  12/08/12 Macaroni (Azarel) vs Kobako (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Umihara (Taokaka) vs Oruto (Azrael)

  12/15/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Oruto (Azrael) how to get deaded 101

  12/15/12 Herinton (Azrael) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka)

  01/01/13 Azrael vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/04/13 Eito (Taokaka) VS Mato (Azrael)

  01/11/13 Mumin (Azrael) vs Nogu (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Nogu (Taokaka) vs Koko (Azrael)

  02/11/13 Niguramu (Azrael) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/16/13 Masashi (Azrael) vs Tamo (Taokaka)

  01/16/13 Isa (Taokaka) vs PET (Azrael)

  01/21/13 Chuui (Azrael) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  Vs. Bang

  

  11/23/12 Taokaka VS Bang

  11/23/12 noa (Bang) vs burukku (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Sessha (Bang) VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  12/01/12 Kato (Bang) vs Ibukichi (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Yamaguchi (Taokaka) vs Gaoo (Bang)

  12/08/12 Kijyoui (Bang) vs Yamaguchi (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Gaoo (Bang) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Ikegami (Bang) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka) (2) (3)

  12/15/12 Natsunoa (Bang) vs Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Umiharu (Taokaka) vs Ikegami (Bang)

  12/15/12 Ikegami (Bang) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Seji- (Taokaka) vs Bang

  12/22/12 Mukai (Taokaka) vs Natsunoa (Bang)

  12/24/12 judo (Bang) VS yuuto (Taokaka)

  12/29/12 Natsunoa (Bang) vs Mukai (Taokaka)

  08/01/13 Taokaka vs Bang

  01/13/13 Galileo (Bang) vs Kinji (Taokaka) (2)

  01/18/12 kubo obi nin (Bang) VS Eito (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Pichi (Bang) vs Yukikaka (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Pichi (Bang) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Pichi (Bang) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Kigui Hyou (Bang) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Pichi (Bang) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  01/21/13 Rajio (Bang) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/21/13 Iwashi (Taokaka) vs Gazan (Bang)

  01/22/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Bang

  Vs. Bullet

  

  11/24/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Shuuya (Bullet)

  11/25/12 Kubaro (Bullet) vs Uisura (Taokaka)

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Bullet

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Bullet

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Bullet

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Bullet

  12/06/12 Mi-kun (Taokaka) vs Keita (Bullet)

  12/07/12 matoi (Taokaka) vs lucky (Bullet)

  12/08/12 nao (Bullet) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 nao (Bullet) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 nao (Bullet) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/24/12 Blook (Taokaka) vs Bullet

  01/02/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs 0 (Bullet)

  01/02/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs 0 (Bullet)

  01/05/13 Itouri (Taokaka) vs Misakura ponkotsu (Bullet)

  01/16/13 Reria (Bullet) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Taokaka vs BloodRayne (Bullet) good pressure here

  01/19/13 Hechima (Taokaka) vs Uido (Bullet)

  01/19/13 ESP (Taokaka) vs Kobayashi (Bullet)

  Vs. Carl

  

  12/04/12 Carl vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/30/12 Mi-Kun (Taokaka) VS Tooru (Carl)

  12/12/12 Tamo (Taokaka) vs Shikata (Carl)

  12/15/12 Carl vs Taokaka

  01/04/13 Hiryu (Carl) vs Yuuto (Taokaka)

  Vs. Hakumen

  

  11/23/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Teru (Hakumen)

  11/24/12 Taokaka vs Hakumen DOWN

  12/06/12 Hakumen vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Pavilichenko (Taokaka) vs Bache (Hakumen)

  12/08/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs tenchi (Hakumen)

  12/12/12 Kageya (Hakumen) vs Tamo (Taokaka)

  12/13/12 panchi (Hakumen) vs ESP(Taokaka)

  12/13/12 natakishi (Hakumen) vs ESP(Taokaka)

  12/20/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

  12/15/12 Ouka (Hakumen) vs Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Ranposu (Hakumen) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 hikage (Hakumen) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka)

  12/20/12 Kinji (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

  12/20/12 Kinji (Taokaka) vs Tenchi (Hakumen)

  12/20/12 Hakumen vs Kinji (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 Kinji (Taokaka) VS tenchi (Hakumen)

  12/29/12 Mido (Hakumen) vs Mukai (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 "tachikawa notakosu" (Hakumen) vs ESP (Taokaka)

  01/02/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Chan (Hakumen)

  01/04/13 Teru (Hakumen) vs Yuuto (Taokaka)

  01/04/13 Seji (Taokaka) vs Teru (Hakumen)

  01/05/13 Mido (Hakumen) vs Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka)

  01/12/13 Hakumen vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/12/13 Sasa (Hakumen) vs Rei (Taokaka)

  01/18/12 Kara D (Hakumen) VS Eito (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

  01/21/13 Iwashi (Taokaka) vs Funmatsu (Hakumen)

  01/24/13 Hakumen vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Hakumen

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Hakumen

  Vs. Hazama

  

  11/21/12 Ojisan (Hazama) vs Kanata (Taokaka)

  11/23/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Kawata (Hazama)

  11/23/12 Hiro (Hazama) vs Burukku (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Shirokami (Hazama) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Shirokami (Hazama) vs Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Uisura (Taokaka) vs Harutoman (Hazama)

  12/06/12 Hazama vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Pavilichenko (Taokaka) vs Hazama

  12/08/12 UC (Taokaka) vs Ri n (Hazama)

  12/08/12 Mohhi (Taokaka) vs Aru (Hazama)

  12/08/12 Yamaguchi (Taokaka) vs Momo (Hazama)

  12/08/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Momo (Hazama)

  12/08/12 Ojisan/Rocha (Hazama) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Naoya (Hazama) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka) (2) (3)

  12/15/12 Nekosa (Taokaka) VS Tosshi (Hazama)

  12/22/12 Hazama vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Hazama vs Taokaka

  12/23/12 Uisura (Taokaka) vs Ako (Hazama)

  12/31/12 Naoya (Hazama) vs Shie (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Naoya (Hazama)

  01/02/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Rocha (Hazama)

  01/05/13 Whistler (Taokaka) VS Aru (Hazama)

  01/05/13 Aru (Hazama) VS Mame (Taokaka)

  01/16/13 Isa (Taokaka) vs Rocha (Hazama)

  01/19/13 beautifor (Hazama) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Sau (Hazama) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  02/02/13 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Aru (Hazama)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Aru (Hazama)

  02/02/13 Taokaka vs Hitotose (Hazama)

  Vs. Tager

  

  11/23/12 Tager VS Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Ruta (Tager) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Yamadasan (Tager) VS mame (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Kinji (Taokaka) VS Tager DOWN

  11/24/12 Tager VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Tager

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Tager

  12/06/12 CHARIN (Tager) vs Kinji (Taokaka)

  12/06/12 Mi-kun (Taokaka) vs Akiduki (Tager)

  12/19/12 Osuban (Tager) VS Iwashi (Taokaka)

  12/20/12 Rutent (Tager) vs Kinji (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Mukai (Taokaka) vs Grandia (Tager)

  01/09/13 Rippusu (Taokaka) vs Minosu (Tager)

  01/05/13 Tager VS Mame (Taokaka)

  01/05/13 Grandia (Tager) vs Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Tager

  01/12/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Ruta (Tager)

  01/16/13 Yumura (Tager) VS Kyari (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Tager vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Minosu (Tager) vs Taokaka

  01/22/13 Rutent (Tager) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/24/13 Kinji (Taokaka) vs CHARIN (Tager)

  01/24/13 Rutent (Tager) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/26/13 Grandia (Tager) vs Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka)

  Vs. Izayoi

  

  12/23/12 Tsuba (Izayoi) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/24/12 Blook (Taokaka) vs Izayoi

  12/26/12 Taokaka vs Rokkunro Ruraporatori (Izayoi)

  01/01/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Izayoi

  12/31/12 Maru (Izayoi) vs Yuu (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 Mare (Izayoi) vs Shie (Taokaka)

  01/27/13 Riku (Izayoi) vs Osushi (Taokaka)

  Vs. Jin

  

  11/23/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Shirushi (Jin)

  12/05/12 Mi-ya (Jin) vs Kyari (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Kobako (Taokaka) vs sakuma (Jin)

  12/08/12 Kurogo (Jin) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Shikkoku (Jin) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Hayaji (Jin) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka)

  12/21/12 ESP (Taokaka) VS tetsuwo (Jin)

  12/22/12 Jin vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Jin vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Yuriinu (Jin) vs Mukai (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Woruto (Jin)

  12/22/12 Yanma (Jin) vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Ronitta (Jin) vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Ronitta (Jin) vs Seji (Taokaka)

  12/24/12 Yutta (Jin) vs Taokaka

  12/24/12 Miya (Jin) vs Taokaka

  12/26/12 Kyari (Tao) VS KLY (Jin)

  12/31/12 Shirushi (Jin) vs Satoshi (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 Ronitta (Jin) vs ESP (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 Kyari (Taokaka) VS Arts (Jin)

  12/31/12 Yuu (Taokaka) vs RYUICHI (Jin)

  12/31/12 Yuu (Taokaka) vs Meguru (Jin)

  12/31/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Nina (Jin)

  12/31/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Pureja (Jin)

  01/04/13 Seji (Taokaka) vs Ryuusei (Jin)

  01/04/13 Ryuusei (Jin) vs Yuuto (Taokaka)

  01/04/13 Eito (Taokaka) VS GOLD (Jin)

  01/05/13 Kisshi (Jin) vs Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Frieza (Jin) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  02/11/13 Jin vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  02/11/13 Jin vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  02/11/13 Jin vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Yuuto (Taokaka) vs Ryuusei (Jin)

  01/19/13 Kakine (Jin) vs Abarenbou (Taokaka)

  01/21/13 Akutare/Fenrichi (Jin) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/21/13 Iwashi (Taokaka) vs Reika-chan (Jin)

  01/27/13 Fenrichi (Jin) vs Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/28/13 Iwashi (Taokaka) vs P (Jin)

  02/02/13 Mame (Taokaka) vs Ronitta (Jin)

  02/02/13 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Ronitta (Jin)

  02/02/13 Tamai San (Taokaka) VS Jin

  Vs. Litchi

  

  11/21/12 Kanata (Taokaka) vs Sazanami (Litchi)

  11/23/12 Galileo (Litchi) VS Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Galileo (Litchi) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Galileo (Litchi) VS Kinji/Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  11/24/12 Galileo (Litchi) VS Kinji (Taokaka) DOWN

  11/24/12 Galileo (Litchi) VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  11/25/12 Purechika A (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi) Starts on third round

  11/25/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Purechika A (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Purekichi A (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi)

  11/25/12 Puromete (Litchi) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Puromete (Litchi) vs Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Puromete (Litchi) (2) (3) (4) (5) 64 min worth

  11/28/12 Sazanami (Litchi) vs ESP (Taokaka)

  11/28/12 ESP (Taokaka) vs Sazanami (Litchi)

  11/30/12 Litchi VS Taokaka

  11/30/12 Mi-Kun (Taokaka) VS Fio (Litchi)

  12/01/12 Taokaka vs Litchi

  12/06/12 Litchi vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  12/07/12 Galileo (Litchi) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  12/11/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Galileo (Litchi) 85min worth

  12/06/12 Galileo (Litchi) vs Matoi (Taokaka) 45min worth

  12/15/12 Puromete (Litchi) vs Mame (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Puromete (Litchi) vs Whistler (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Big Donuts Mukai (Taokaka) vs A-chan (Litchi)

  12/15/12 Kikuchiyo (Litchi) VS Hechima (Taokaka)

  12/20/12 Kinji (Taokaka) vs A-Chan (Litchi) 43min worth

  12/20/12 Kinji (Taokaka) vs Litchi 3 Matches

  01/04/13 Eito (Taokaka) VS Litchi

  01/09/13 Kyari (Taokaka) VS Kagetsu (Litchi)

  01/12/13 Litchi vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Fio (Litchi) vs ESP (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Litchi vs Taokaka

  01/19/13 Taokaka vs Ponta (Litchi)

  01/19/13 Parii-san (Litchi) vs Taokaka

  01/19/13 Parii-san (Litchi) vs Taokaka

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) vs A-Chan (Litchi)

  02/02/13 Tamai-san (Taokaka) vs Litchi

  02/02/13 Whistler (Taokaka) VS Litchi (Part 2)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Litchi

  Vs. Makoto

  

  11/24/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Kuma (Makoto)

  11/25/12 SD.YAHKID (Makoto) vs Matoi (Taokaka) (part 2) Match cuts off

  11/25/12 SD.YAHKID (Makoto) vs Purechika A (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Tomohito (Makoto)vs Matoi (Taokaka) (part 2)

  11/28/12 ESP (Taokaka) vs Matsu (Makoto)

  11/30/12 Makoto VS Taokaka

  12/08/12 Pavilichenko (Taokaka) vs Tawa (Makoto)

  12/22/12 Makoto vs Taokaka

  12/22/12 Makoto vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Makoto vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Makoto vs Taokaka

  12/22/12 Makoto vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Kuma (Makoto)

  12/23/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Matsu (Makoto)

  01/02/13 Goro (Makoto) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/04/13 Goro (Makoto) vs Seji (Taokaka)

  01/04/13 Nogu (Taokaka) VS MGN (Makoto)

  02/11/13 Kuroku (Makoto) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/22/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Makoto

  01/13/13 Hyrdrus (Makoto) vs Kinji (Taokaka)

  02/02/13 Taokaka vs Makoto

  Vs. Mu-12

  

  12/31/12 oboron (Mu-12) vs satsuno (Taokaka)

  01/01/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Mu-12

  01/05/13 Mu-12 VS Mame (Taokaka)

  01/05/13 Itouri (Taokaka) vs Yuu (Mu-12)

  01/19/13 ESP (Taokaka) vs Yuu (Mu-12)

  01/19/13 ESP (Taokaka) vs Hoshino Rei (Mu-12)

  01/19/13 Taokaka vs Mu-12

  01/20/13 Suzune (Mu-12) vs Uni (Taokaka)

  01/27/13 Suzune (Mu-12) vs Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/27/13 Osushi (Taokaka) vs Anemone (Mu-12)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Mu-12

  Vs. Noel

  

  11/23/12 Noel VS Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Noel VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  11/25/12 Noel vs Taokaka

  11/28/12 ESP (Taokaka) vs Shino (Noel)

  11/28/12 Kame (Noel) vs Kyari (Taokaka)

  12/02/12 Noel vs Taokaka

  12/08/12 Yamaguchi (Taokaka) vs Shino (Noel)

  12/08/12 eruran (Noel) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  12/14/12 yuuto (Taokaka) vs shi-no (Noel)

  12/15/12 Umiharu (Taokaka) vs Mare (Noel)

  12/22/12 Noel vs Seji- (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 Midori (Noel) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 Noel vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 Shino (Noel) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/23/12 Noel vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/24/12 Noel vs Taokaka

  12/31/12 Umihara (Taokaka) vs Aimai (Noel)

  12/31/12 R-2 (Noel) vs Shie (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Yuuto (Taokaka) vs Takeyama (Noel) (2) (3)

  01/16/13 Isa (Taokaka) vs Shino (Noel)

  01/27/13 Osushi (Taokaka) vs Noekichitte Nandesuka? (Noel)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Mohe (Noel)

  Vs. Nu-13

  

  11/23/12 Nu-13 VS Taokaka

  11/30/12 Kyo no Antorume (Taokaka) vs S (Nu-13)

  12/08/12 Pavilichenko (Taokaka) vs Minato P (Nu-13)

  12/08/12 Shuuji (Taokaka) vs Yuma (Nu-13)

  12/08/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Tsukasa (Nu-13)

  12/13/12 ESP (Taokaka) VS Nu-13

  12/15/12 Tonon (Nu-13) vs Taokaka

  12/22/12 Yoshiki (Nu-13) vs Seji (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Yoshiki (Nu-13) vs Seji (Taokaka)

  01/01/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Kyon (Nu-13)

  01/05/13 Whistler (Taokaka) VS Yoshiki (Nu-13)

  01/05/13 Yoshiki (Nu-13) VS Mame (Taokaka)

  Vs. Platinum

  

  11/23/12 ryuuguu (Platinum) vs burukku (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs MAVEN (Platinum)

  11/30/12 Hasshi (Platinum) vs Yuuto (Taokaka)

  12/09/12 Aru (Platinum) VS Taokaka

  12/07/12 otomako (Platinum) vs matoi (Taokaka)

  12/19/12 Shirou Madoushi (Platinum) VS Iwashi (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 Souta (Platinum) vs Yuu (Taokaka)

  12/31/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Souta (Platinum)

  12/31/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Inu (Platinum)

  12/31/12 Umeharu (Taokaka) vs Inu (Platinum)

  01/05/13 8C (Platinum) VS Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Yuuto (Taokaka) vs Sensui (Platinum) (2)

  01/19/13 Platinum vs Taokaka

  Vs. Rachel

  

  11/25/12 Zerocheru (Rachel) vs Matoi (Taokaka) 4:12 for interesting combo

  11/28/12 Hamu (Rachel) vs ESP (Taokaka) (2)

  11/30/12 Mi-Kun (Taokaka) VS Arisa (Rachel)

  01/13/13 Kinji (Taokaka) vs N-Otoko (Rachel) (2) (3) (4)

  12/14/12 yuuto (Taokaka) vs nyomu (Rachel)

  12/15/12 Akuzan (Rachel) vs Shie (Taokaka)

  12/20/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs Rachel

  12/23/12 Uisura (Taokaka) vs Zero (Rachel)

  12/24/12 Sagara (Rachel) vs Uisura (Taokaka)

  01/06/13 Rin Hime (Rachel) vs Yuuto (Taokaka)

  01/24/13 Matoi (Taokaka) vs N-Otoko (Rachel)

  02/02/13 Mame (Taokaka) VS N-Otoko (Rachel)

  02/02/13 Tamai San (Taokaka) VS N-Otoko Rachel

  Vs. Ragna

  

  11/23/12 naru .(Ragna) vs burukku (Taokaka)

  11/24/12 Ragna VS Kinji (Taokaka) DOWN

  11/24/12 Ragna VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  12/24/12 Kuma no Danna (Ragna) vs Uisura (Taokaka)

  11/28/12 HARA (Ragna) vs ESP (Taokaka)

  11/30/12 Potofu (Ragna) VS Taokaka

  11/30/12 Mi-Kun (Taokaka) VS Ragna

  12/08/12 Yamaguchi (Taokaka) vs HARA (Ragna) Starts during round 2

  12/08/12 Yamaguchi (Taokaka) vs HARA (Ragna) (2)

  12/08/12 HARA (Ragna) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

  12/12/12 HARA (Ragna) vs Tamo (Taokaka)

  12/13/12 ESP (Taokaka) VS Ragna

  12/15/12 Gon (Ragna) vs Taokaka

  12/15/12 Miurasan (Ragna) vs Konbu (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Musubi (Ragna) vs Konbu (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs utero (Ragna)

  12/20/12 Matoi (Taokaka) vs utero Ragna

  12/15/12 Nekosa (Taokaka) VS VIP (Ragna)

  12/24/12 Ogura tada chan (Taokaka) VS Hikaru (Ragna)

  12/22/12 HARA (Ragna) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  12/24/12 Ragna vs Taokaka

  12/26/12 Taokaka vs JUDAS (Ragna)

  12/29/12 George (Ragna) vs Mukai (Taokaka)

  01/02/13 HARA (Ragna) vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/11/13 Yuuto (Taokaka) vs Satoru (Ragna) (2)

  01/11/13 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Rupia (Ragna)

  01/05/13 Itouri (Taokaka) vs Shachou (Ragna)

  01/12/13 HARA (Ragna) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

  01/12/13 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs HARA (Ragna)

  01/18/13 Ragna vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Ragna vs Tamotate (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Isshi@＼（_＾ヮ゜）＞ (Ragna) vs Hoge (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Kuma (Ragna) vs Abarenbou (Taokaka)

  01/19/13 Naokaka (Taokaka) vs Run (Ragna)

  01/19/13 beautifor (Ragna) vs Taokaka

  01/27/13 Shiriusu (Ragna) vs Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/27/13 Osushi (Taokaka) vs Akikan (Ragna)

  01/28/13 Iwashi (Taokaka) vs Ooji (Ragna)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) vs Macchi (Ragna)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Kuma (Ragna)

  Vs. Relius

  

  11/30/12 TORI (Relius) vs Yuuto (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Kashiwa (Relius) vs Konbu (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Naoya (Relius) vs Konbu (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Kashiwa (Relius) vs Konbu (Taokaka)

  12/15/12 Shie (Taokaka) vs Kashiwa (Relius)

  12/15/12 Dodorio (Relius) vs Tamai-san (Taokaka)

  12/26/12 Kyari (Tao) VS Fang (Relius)

  01/21/13 Kyuu (Relius) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/24/13 Kinji (Taokaka) vs (Relius)

  Vs. Taokaka

  

  11/24/12 Taokaka VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) DOWN

  11/25/12 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Uisura (Taokaka) vs Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  11/25/12 Uisura (Taokaka) vs Purechika A (Taokaka)

  11/28/12 UEDA (Taokaka) vs ESP (Taokaka) (2)

  11/30/12 Kyo no Antorume (Taokaka) vs Kazuhira (Taokaka)

  12/06/12 Kinji (Taokaka) vs Matoi (Taokaka)

  01/05/13 Whistler (Taokaka) VS Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  01/05/13 Taokaka VS Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  01/05/13 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) VS Mame (Taokaka)

  Vs. Tsubaki

  

  11/24/12 Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Kuresu (Tsubaki)

  11/28/12 UEDA (Taokaka) vs Kuresu/Takahiro (Tsubaki)

  11/28/12 UEDA (Taokaka) vs Kuresu/Takahiro (Tsubaki)

  12/15/12 Tsubaki vs Taokaka (2) (3)

  12/31/12 Kuresu (Tsubaki) vs Satoshi (Taokaka)

  01/05/13 Tsubaki VS Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

  01/18/13 Taokaka vs WIZ (Tsubaki)

  01/19/13 ESP (Taokaka) vs Supinoza (Tsubaki)

  01/19/13 Tsubaki vs Taokaka

  01/27/13 Osushi (Taokaka) vs Tokumeikibou A (Tsubaki)

  02/02/13 Tsujikawa (Taokaka) vs hai tamare mika (Tsubaki)

  Vs. Valkenhayn

  

  11/25/12 Higura (Valkenhayn) vs Uisura (Taokaka)

  12/06/12 Suuya (Valkenhayn) vs Kinji (Taokaka)

  12/08/12 Uguisu (Valkenhayn) vs Mohhi (Taokaka)

  12/22/12 Tamotate (Taokaka) vs Enu Maru (Valkenhayn)

  12/23/12 Tamo (Taokaka) vs Takenoko (Valkenhayn)

  12/24/12 Blook (Taokaka) vs Valkenhayn

  01/05/13 Valkenhayn VS Mame (Taokaka)

  01/16/13 Isa (Taokaka) vs Takenoko (Valkenhayn)

  01/27/13 Suuya (Valkenhayn) vs Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

  02/02/13 Tamai-San (Taokaka) VS Suuya (Valkenhayn)

  Miscellaneous

  12/27/12 http://youtu.be/RGfNuMKzwIE?t=14m16s 34:36 41:57 50:34 (9 matches)

  01/03/13 2 hour 18min worth of Tamotate and Yuuno (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3) (Part 4) (Part 5) 9:35 18:50 27:25

  Combo Videos

  Taokaka Throw Reset

  Youtube Taokaka (Cam) Combos The Nico upload has annotations Nico Taokaka (Cam) Combos

  Taokaka Corner Combos

  Taokaka Basic Video By: 暴れんなよ、暴れんな、、、Nico mirror

  Taokaka Basic Combo Video By: 暴れんなよ、暴れんな、、、Nico Mirror

  Taokaka Combos By: Kazuhira Nico Mirror

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(Loketest Changes)

• Combo proration vs CS1 improved. The same combo from 2b yields that did 2900 in CS1 does 3200 here
  
• 2B - Now gatlings to 5B
  
• C Neko Makyuu (ball) - Startup slightly sped up, now removes 1 guard primer
  
• Tao Pitan - Leap distance decreased, now only covers roughly half-screen
  
• 6B - Now fatal counters
  
• 6C - Faster startup. Now combos from a 5C/2C hit on a crounching opponent
  
• j.d - Ground untechable time decreased (TL may actually be faster recovery for Tao?), now wall bounces on counter hit.
  
• 6C - Now has at under 19 frames of startup
  
• 5C/2C > 6C works on crouchers
  
• 5B -> 6A no longer combos. ~5d RC 6a(1?) air combo does ~3200
  
• 3C - Knocks back on hit, severe enough that 236a won't reach
  
• j.8d - Untechable time reduced, can only combo 2 loops before they tech now
  
• Hexa Edge - Wall bounce removed
  

And other changes which might come about.

The videos are organized by date in a descending order.

Ex: the newest Ragna video would be at the bottom of the Ragna column

*Notable Players*

-Tetsu

-Tsujikawa

-Whistler

-Satsuno

-Izayoi Matoi

-Kazuhira

-Seji

-Mi-kun

Japanese Matches

Satsuno vs Arakune

Satsuno vs Arakune

Sasanami? ( Arakune ) vs Tapioka? ( Taokaka )

VER ( Arakune ) vs BLOOK ( Taokaka )

Tetsuwo (Tao) VS Souji (Arakune)

Tsujikawa (TK) vs. Souji (AR)

Souji (Arakune) vs. Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

Alice (Arakune) vs BLOOK ( Taokaka )

Alice (Arakune) vs Kojima You Na ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Arakune

Eroge Ma ( Taokaka ) vs Erio ( Arakune )

Arakune Vs Taokaka

Sazameki ( Arakune ) vs EGO ( Taokaka )

Waffle (Tao) VS VER (arakune)

BLOOK ( Taokaka ) vs VER ( Arakune )

junkune ( arakune ) VS kin ji ( taokaka )

Taokaka vs Arakune

Matoi (Tao) vs Souji (Ara)

Taokaka vs Arakune

Mi-kun (Taokaka) vs VEL ( arakune )

Hiyoko ( Arakune ) vs ESP ( Tao )

Satsuno vs Bang

Ishida (bang) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

Waffuru (tao) vs Bang

judo ( bang ) vs ESP ( tao )

sessha ( bang ) vs Izayoi Matoi ( taokaka )

babon ( Bang ) VS shinokoji ( Taokaka )

satsuno ( Taokaka ) vs gin ( Bang )

Taokaka vs Bang

dora vs izayo matoi (Tao)

nezu (bang) vs Izayoi Matoi (tao)

dora (Bang) VS Izayoi Matoi (tao)

ESP ( tao ) vs judo ( bang )

kazuhira ( tao ) vs judo ( bang )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) VS Doragon Murasaki Ryuu *Dora* ( Bang )

Bang Vs Taokaka

Bang vs Taokaka

seji ( taokaka ) VS matsu ( bang )

Dora ( Bang ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

BLOOK ( Taokaka ) vs Noa ( Bang )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) vs Matsu ( Bang )

Dora (bang) VS miku (Taokaka)

Dora (Bang) vs Whisler (Tao)

Nezu (Bang) vs Matoi (Tao)

matsu ( bang ) VS yuuto ( taokaka )

Tsujikawa(Taokaka) vs Akira(Bang)

Minami(Bang) vs Tetsu(Taokaka)

denchuu ( bang ) VS yuuto ( taokaka )

Matsu ( Bang ) vs ESP ( Tao )

Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka) VS Nezu (Bang)

Mouhi (Taokaka) VS Nezu (Bang)

Dora ( Bang ) Kyaro ( Platinum ) vs Sawayaka ( Taokaka )

Dio ( Carl ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

Dio ( Carl ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

Dio (Carl) vs waffuru ( Taokaka )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Shou (Carl)

seji^ ( Taokaka ) vs nisshi ~( Carl )

ryuusei ( carl ) vs ESP( taokaka )

doya neko kun (taokaka) VS Nansu (carl)

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs K taira ( carl )

(Tao) VS (Carl)

igoku Koutaishi Romanesuku ( Carl ) VS Tetsu ( Taokaka )

Ryuusei (Carl) VS Izayoi Matoi (Tao)

Tsujikawa (TK) vs. Kyaku (CA)

Kyaku (Carl) vs. Tsujikawa (Taokaka) Part 1/2

Kyaku (Carl) vs. Tsujikawa (Taokaka) Part 2/2

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs momoi ( carl )

Jou Jaku ( Carl ) vs Kazuhira ( Taokaka )

IT ( Carl ) vs Kazuhira ( Taokaka )

K-hei(Car) vs Satsuno(Tao)

Satsuno(Tao) vs Ryusei(Carl)

Naoya(Taokaka) vs Kyaku(Carl)

Tsujikawa(Taokaka) vs Akechi Kokoro(Carl)

Ryusei(Carl) vs Tetsu(Taokaka)

K taira ( Carl ) vs Satsuno ( Tao )

Satsuno vs hakumen

kosuriman ( hakumen ) vs ten kogasukisugirunin ( taokaka)

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

Tom (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs ( otsu ) no shou ( hakumen )

Kurara ( Taokaka ) vs Takehashi ( Hakumen )

Hikaru ( Hakumen ) vs So-se-jitopoteto ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Hakumen

Hakumen vs Taokaka

Hakumen vs Taokaka

Taokaka vs Hakumen

seji ( taokaka ) vs chin ( hakumen )

Taokaka vs Hakumen

Taokaka vs Hakumen

Taokaka vs Hakumen

chin (Hakumen) vs tetsuwo (Tao)

mezu maru ( hakumen ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs eito ( hakumen )

Naoya ( Taokaka ) vs Occhi ( Hakumen )

kazuhira ( tao )vs PFArmy ( hakumen )

Yuuto ( Taokaka ) vs Takosu ( Hakumen )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs firumu ( hakumen )

knt ( Hakumen ) vs SATSU-NO ( Taokaka )

Kumagoro ( Taokaka ) vs Hevi ... daze ( Hakumen )

Nekomata ( Taokaka ) VS Furu ( Hakumen )

bora ( hakumen ) vs kazuhira ( taokaka )

Matoi (Tao) vs Ochin (Hak)

Satsuno(Tao) vs Takosu(Hak)

Hakumen vs Taokaka

A92[Akutsu](Hakumen) vs Tetsu(Taokaka)

Takosu(Hakumen) vs Tetsu(Taokaka)

ESP ( taokaka ) vs chin ( hakumen )

JUN ( Hakumen ) vs Seji ( Taokaka )

Konbanwa Gackt desu ( Hakumen ) vs Naoya ( Taokaka )

mi-kun ( tao ) VS mutou ( hazama )

sakura ( Taokaka ) vs hayata ( Hazama )

waffuru ( Taokaka ) vs kagetsu ( Hazama )

Kagetsu (Hazama) vs mi ^ kun ( Taokaka )

Doya Neko Kun (Tao) vs Ryota (Hazama)

Hitotose ( Hazama ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

So-se-jitopoteto ( Taokaka ) vs Kagetsu ( Hazama )

UDON (Hazama) vs whistler (Taokaka)

Mao (Tao) VS Hazama

Naoya ( Taokaka ) vs Takarin ( Hazama )

Hayate ( Hazama ) vs Seji ( Taokaka )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) VS Rocha ( Hazama )

Taokaka vs Hazama

BLOOK ( Tao ) vs Kagetsu ( Hazama )

yuichi (Hazama) VS Naoya (Taokaka)

Kagetsu ( Hazama ) vs Toichi ( Taokaka )

Hazama vs Taokaka

Hazama vs Taokaka

Kagetsu (Hazama) VS Waffle (Taokaka)

Taokaka vs Hazama

Naoya(Taokaka) vs Sekido(Hazama)

Tsujikawa(Taokaka) vs Tosshi(Hazama)

Yamakonbu(Taokaka) vs Udon(Hazama)

Hazama vs Matoi (Taokaka)

ESP ( taokaka ) vs shimoda ( hazama )

Mi-kun (Taokaka) vs Sekido (Hazama)

Seji ( Taokaka ) vs Mitsurugi ( Hazama )

Satsuno vs Jin

kaqn ( Jin ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

mosa( Jin ) vs mi ^ kun ~q~( Taokaka )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Ren (jin)

Jin vs Taokaka

Jin vs Taokaka

(Tao) VS (Jin)

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs mariwo ( jin )

Mao (Tao) VS Miu (Jin)

Mi-ya ( Jin ) vs Toichi ( Taokaka )

ESP (Taokaka) VS Shirushi (jin)

YENGE(Jin) vs Tetsu(Taokaka)

Seji ( Taokaka ) vs KC ( Jin )

satsuno vs lambda

Rio ( Lambda ) vs Taokaka

Satsuno (taokaka) vs Goro (Lambda)

ESP( taokaka ) VS jinren ( lambda )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Jinren (Lambda)

kazuhira ( tao ) vs yoshiki (Lambda)

Tsukasa (lambda) VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

yoshiki ( lambda ) vs yama kaka ( taokaka )

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs R tarou ( lambda )

ESP ( taokaka ) vs yoshiki ( lambda )

ame ( lambda ) vs sattsuo ( taokaka )

yoshiki ( lambda ) vs sattsuo ( taokaka )

Tatsuki (Lambda) VS Waffuru (Taokaka)

Lambda vs Seji-mo ( Taokaka )

Mao (Tao) VS ogawayuuya (Lambda)

Taokaka vs Lambda

Kyon ( Lambda ) vs Naoya ( Taokaka )

Ogura Tada Daisuki ( Lambda ) vs Seji ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Lambda

Kumagoro ( Taokaka ) vs Kiri no Hako ( Lambda )

megidolaon (Lambda) vs kazuhira ( taokaka )

Taokaka vs Lambda

Gentaro(Lam) vs Satsuno(Tao)

Taokaka vs Lambda

Taokaka vs Lambda

mi-kun ( taokaka ) vs yoshiki (lambda)

Purotosu ( Lambda ) vs Satsuno ( Tao )

neko no nin ( tao ) VS fio ( litchi )

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs kikuchiyo ( litchi )

hane (litchi ) vs sattsuo ( taokaka )

shounen (litchi) vs tetsuwo (Tao)

Shounen (Litchi) vs. Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

Fio (Litchi) VS Waffle (Tao)

Hane ( Litchi ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

mi-kun ( taokaka ) VS hane ( litchi )

Whisler (Tao) vs Cho (Lit)

Shirapi (LI) vs Satsuno (TK)

Kikuchiyo(Lit) vs Satsuno(Tao)

Hori ( Litchi ) vs Shie~i ( Taokaka )

hane ( litchi) VS Yuuto (Taokaka)

Gerushabu ( Litchi ) vs Naoya ( Taokaka )

goro (Makoto) vs ESP( taokaka )

Naoya ( Taokaka ) vs Sha-rokku . Shierinfo-do ( Makoto )

kazuhira ( tao ) vs anzu ( makoto )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs goro ( makoto )

Yuuto ( Taokaka ) vs Anzu ( Makoto )

Makoto vs Taokaka

maman (taokaka) vs anzu (makoto)

Tsujikawa(Taokaka) vs Sherlock Shellinford(Makoto)

Taokaka vs Makoto

goro ( makoto ) vs yuuto ( taokaka )

The general standing midscreen starter:

~ -> 5B -> 5C -> JC -> j.B -> j.2B -> j.C -> 6A (2) -> Air Ender

Crouching midscreen starter

~ -> 5B -> 6A (2) -> Air Ender

Corner/Near Corner

~ -> 5C -> 6C -> Corner Ender

- I need confirmation on whether 5C->6C works on non-crouching inside a combo.

Air Enders:

j.8D~A -> 2D~C -> j.9D~5 -> j.6D~6 -> j.C -> .. -> j.9D~9 -> j.3D~3 -> j.236Bx5

2D~5 -> j.6D~6 -> j.C -> .. -> j.9D~9 -> j.2D~C -> j.C -> .. -> j.9D~9 -> j.3D~3 -> j.236Bx5

Corner Ender:

j.D~5 -> j.D~A -> 6C -> 4D~A -> 6C -> 236CC to Air Ender or AB2 Ender

AB2 Ender:

6C -> JC7 -> j.236Bx5 -> JC9 -> j.236Bx5 -> JC8 -> j.236Bx5

- It's possible to start the above from 5B(2) -> 6C now, there's going to be a lot more variants this time around because of that.

- It has to be researched more where to use 214D j.C into the corner ender. It seems like this might be important.

If I get anything wrong it's because it's early, and we only have videos to go off of, not actual testing.

All forum posts could possibly be false or translated wrong, don't think of anything you see here as the full truth yet.

http://jbbs.livedoor.jp/bbs/read.cgi/game/45148/1288378865

- It seems the new j.D is quite awkward. It stops really early.

- People don't know how to use the new j.B yet, but it seems like it has good range.

- Damage sounds fine, although I don't know which combos are trolls and which are real. But 3C in the corner connects with 22C and 236A in CS1 even without gatlings, so that should be the same way in cs2 unless stated otherwise.

- 3C is now special cancelable to make up for 3C->5D being gone? (unconfirmed), apparently 3C on guard is very risky now.

- AB2 combos still possible?

- 5B→6A→j.2D~B→22CxN→2D→j.2D~C→j.B(1)→6D~6→j.B→9D~9→j.C→JC→j.236Bx5 [unknown Damage]

This looks legit, although it uses j.2D twice. But I guess one same move penalty couldn't hurt a combo THAT much.

- CH 5B->5B works again, possibly CH 5B->6C? I'm guessing they put the levels of 5B and 5C back to CT values.

- 6B->5B works on Lambda.

- 5B->5C->j.B->j.2B->j.C->5B works on Tager, Jin, and Hakumen, although it's a joke combo apparently. Who knows, might be useful for resets.

i have a lot to write at this match up bcuz i play it 24/7.. i'll write later .... ~

The videos are organized by date in a descending order.

Ex: the newest Ragna video would be at the bottom of the Ragna column

Satsuno vs Arakune

Satsuno vs Arakune

Sasanami? ( Arakune ) vs Tapioka? ( Taokaka )

VER ( Arakune ) vs BLOOK ( Taokaka )

Tetsuwo (Tao) VS Souji (Arakune)

Tsujikawa (TK) vs. Souji (AR)

Souji (Arakune) vs. Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

Alice (Arakune) vs BLOOK ( Taokaka )

Alice (Arakune) vs Kojima You Na ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Arakune

Eroge Ma ( Taokaka ) vs Erio ( Arakune )

Arakune Vs Taokaka

Sazameki ( Arakune ) vs EGO ( Taokaka )

Waffle (Tao) VS VER (arakune)

BLOOK ( Taokaka ) vs VER ( Arakune )

junkune ( arakune ) VS kin ji ( taokaka )

Taokaka vs Arakune

Matoi (Tao) vs Souji (Ara)

Satsuno vs Bang

Ishida (bang) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

Waffuru (tao) vs Bang

judo ( bang ) vs ESP ( tao )

sessha ( bang ) vs Izayoi Matoi ( taokaka )

babon ( Bang ) VS shinokoji ( Taokaka )

satsuno ( Taokaka ) vs gin ( Bang )

Taokaka vs Bang

dora vs izayo matoi (Tao)

nezu (bang) vs Izayoi Matoi (tao)

dora (Bang) VS Izayoi Matoi (tao)

ESP ( tao ) vs judo ( bang )

kazuhira ( tao ) vs judo ( bang )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) VS Doragon Murasaki Ryuu *Dora* ( Bang )

Bang Vs Taokaka

Bang vs Taokaka

seji ( taokaka ) VS matsu ( bang )

Dora ( Bang ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

BLOOK ( Taokaka ) vs Noa ( Bang )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) vs Matsu ( Bang )

Dora (bang) VS miku (Taokaka)

Dora (Bang) vs Whisler (Tao)

Nezu (Bang) vs Matoi (Tao)

Dio ( Carl ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

Dio ( Carl ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

Dio (Carl) vs waffuru ( Taokaka )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Shou (Carl)

seji^ ( Taokaka ) vs nisshi ~( Carl )

ryuusei ( carl ) vs ESP( taokaka )

doya neko kun (taokaka) VS Nansu (carl)

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs K taira ( carl )

(Tao) VS (Carl)

igoku Koutaishi Romanesuku ( Carl ) VS Tetsu ( Taokaka )

Ryuusei (Carl) VS Izayoi Matoi (Tao)

Tsujikawa (TK) vs. Kyaku (CA)

Kyaku (Carl) vs. Tsujikawa (Taokaka) Part 1/2

Kyaku (Carl) vs. Tsujikawa (Taokaka) Part 2/2

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs momoi ( carl )

Jou Jaku ( Carl ) vs Kazuhira ( Taokaka )

IT ( Carl ) vs Kazuhira ( Taokaka )

K-hei(Car) vs Satsuno(Tao)

Satsuno(Tao) vs Ryusei(Carl)

Satsuno vs hakumen

kosuriman ( hakumen ) vs ten kogasukisugirunin ( taokaka)

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

Tom (Taokaka) vs Hakumen

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs ( otsu ) no shou ( hakumen )

Kurara ( Taokaka ) vs Takehashi ( Hakumen )

Hikaru ( Hakumen ) vs So-se-jitopoteto ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Hakumen

Hakumen vs Taokaka

Hakumen vs Taokaka

Taokaka vs Hakumen

seji ( taokaka ) vs chin ( hakumen )

Taokaka vs Hakumen

Taokaka vs Hakumen

Taokaka vs Hakumen

chin (Hakumen) vs tetsuwo (Tao)

mezu maru ( hakumen ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs eito ( hakumen )

Naoya ( Taokaka ) vs Occhi ( Hakumen )

kazuhira ( tao )vs PFArmy ( hakumen )

Yuuto ( Taokaka ) vs Takosu ( Hakumen )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs firumu ( hakumen )

knt ( Hakumen ) vs SATSU-NO ( Taokaka )

Kumagoro ( Taokaka ) vs Hevi ... daze ( Hakumen )

Nekomata ( Taokaka ) VS Furu ( Hakumen )

bora ( hakumen ) vs kazuhira ( taokaka )

Matoi (Tao) vs Ochin (Hak)

Satsuno(Tao) vs Takosu(Hak)

mi-kun ( tao ) VS mutou ( hazama )

sakura ( Taokaka ) vs hayata ( Hazama )

waffuru ( Taokaka ) vs kagetsu ( Hazama )

Kagetsu (Hazama) vs mi ^ kun ( Taokaka )

Doya Neko Kun (Tao) vs Ryota (Hazama)

Hitotose ( Hazama ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

So-se-jitopoteto ( Taokaka ) vs Kagetsu ( Hazama )

UDON (Hazama) vs whistler (Taokaka)

Mao (Tao) VS Hazama

Naoya ( Taokaka ) vs Takarin ( Hazama )

Hayate ( Hazama ) vs Seji ( Taokaka )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) VS Rocha ( Hazama )

Taokaka vs Hazama

BLOOK ( Tao ) vs Kagetsu ( Hazama )

yuichi (Hazama) VS Naoya (Taokaka)

Kagetsu ( Hazama ) vs Toichi ( Taokaka )

Hazama vs Taokaka

Hazama vs Taokaka

Kagetsu (Hazama) VS Waffle (Taokaka)

Satsuno vs Jin

kaqn ( Jin ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

mosa( Jin ) vs mi ^ kun ~q~( Taokaka )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Ren (jin)

Jin vs Taokaka

Jin vs Taokaka

(Tao) VS (Jin)

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs mariwo ( jin )

Mao (Tao) VS Miu (Jin)

Mi-ya ( Jin ) vs Toichi ( Taokaka )

ESP (Taokaka) VS Shirushi (jin)

satsuno vs lambda

Rio ( Lambda ) vs Taokaka

Satsuno (taokaka) vs Goro (Lambda)

ESP( taokaka ) VS jinren ( lambda )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Jinren (Lambda)

kazuhira ( tao ) vs yoshiki (Lambda)

Tsukasa (lambda) VS Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

yoshiki ( lambda ) vs yama kaka ( taokaka )

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs R tarou ( lambda )

ESP ( taokaka ) vs yoshiki ( lambda )

ame ( lambda ) vs sattsuo ( taokaka )

yoshiki ( lambda ) vs sattsuo ( taokaka )

Tatsuki (Lambda) VS Waffuru (Taokaka)

Lambda vs Seji-mo ( Taokaka )

Mao (Tao) VS ogawayuuya (Lambda)

Taokaka vs Lambda

Kyon ( Lambda ) vs Naoya ( Taokaka )

Ogura Tada Daisuki ( Lambda ) vs Seji ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Lambda

Kumagoro ( Taokaka ) vs Kiri no Hako ( Lambda )

megidolaon (Lambda) vs kazuhira ( taokaka )

Taokaka vs Lambda

Gentaro(Lam) vs Satsuno(Tao)

neko no nin ( tao ) VS fio ( litchi )

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs kikuchiyo ( litchi )

hane (litchi ) vs sattsuo ( taokaka )

shounen (litchi) vs tetsuwo (Tao)

Shounen (Litchi) vs. Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

Fio (Litchi) VS Waffle (Tao)

Hane ( Litchi ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

mi-kun ( taokaka ) VS hane ( litchi )

Whisler (Tao) vs Cho (Lit)

Shirapi (LI) vs Satsuno (TK)

Kikuchiyo(Lit) vs Satsuno(Tao)

goro (Makoto) vs ESP( taokaka )

Naoya ( Taokaka ) vs Sha-rokku . Shierinfo-do ( Makoto )

kazuhira ( tao ) vs anzu ( makoto )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs goro ( makoto )

Yuuto ( Taokaka ) vs Anzu ( Makoto )

Makoto vs Taokaka

maman (taokaka) vs anzu (makoto)

seji^ ( Taokaka ) vs maguro ( Mu )

Mu vs Taokaka

Waffuru ( Taokaka ) VS Enjoize ( Mu )

Matoi (Tao) vs H.H (Mu)

serizawa ( mu-12 ) vs ESP (Taokaka)

kazuma ( noel ) vs alpha niiru pinku shoku no neko ( tao )

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs " katana kari " no shou ( noel)

Takeyama ( Noel ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

Noel vs Taokaka

Noel vs Taokaka

shinokoji ( Taokaka ) VS ryuuguu ( Noel )

GUCCI ( Noel ) vs Seji-mo ( Taokaka )

takeyama ( noel ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

http://youtu.be/IE2mhtLU83c [39min of Tao v Noel]

mi-kun ( Taokaka ) vs iizaka ( Platinum )

A-ru ( Platinum ) vs BLOOK ( Taokaka )

??? (Taokaka) VS Aruya (Platinum)

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs kyaro ( platinum )

A-ru ( Platinum ) vs Kojima You Na ( Taokaka )

ui ( platinum ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

Gasou (Taokaka) VS Matsu (Rachel)

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs memai

(Rachel)

Yuuto ( Taokaka ) vs Memai ( Rachel )

Taokaka vs Rachel

shinokoji ( Taokaka ) vs kinoko ( Rachel )

asou ( rachel) vs matoi ( taokaka )

Eroge Ma ( Taokaka ) vs Kure Hane ( Rachel )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) VS Hyaku Shoku ( Rachel )

Rachel vs Taokaka

FUNNYCAT ( Rachel ) vs EGO ( Taokaka )

Nyomu ( Rachel ) vs Tsujikawa ( Taokaka )

Taokaka vs Rachel

Ryuuma (Ragna) vs Satsuno (Taokaka)

HARA ( Ragna ) vs Taokaka

mi-kun ( tao ) VS koji ( ragna)

sakura ( Taokaka ) vs inuo ( Ragna )

yutta ( Ragna ) vs Mi-kun (Taokaka)

Yutta (Ragna) vs mi ^ kun ( Taokaka )

lucky ( ragna ) vs Izayoi Matoi ( taokaka )

ESP ( taokaka ) vs sakamoto ryouma ( ragna )

panpi^ 1 gou ( raguna ) vs alpha niiru pinku shoku no neko ( tao )

Sapamiso ( Ragna ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

Buppa (Ragna) VS Waffuru (Taokaka)

Kurara ( Taokaka ) vs Arafuren ( Ragna )

So-se-jitopoteto ( Taokaka ) vs Yuuta ( Ragna )

Ragna vs Taokaka

shasen ( Taokaka ) vs hayashi 1 ( Ragna )

naru .( Ragna ) vs waffuru ( Taokaka )

gomi ( Ragna ) VS waffuru ( Taokaka )

sattsuo ( taokaka ) vs komomo ( ragna )

Taokaka vs Ragna

Taokaka vs Ragna

Taokaka vs Ragna

Buppa (RG) vs. Izayoi Matoi (TK)

Mao (Tao) VS Eruka (Ragna)

sabure ( ragna ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

Satsuno ( Taokaka ) VS HARA ( Ragna )

arufuren ( ragna ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

BLOOK ( Taokaka ) vs Yutta ( Ragna )

Shinohara (Ragna) VS Naoya (Taokaka)

Waffuru (Taokaka) vs Kaqn (Ragna)

Konbu ( Ragna ) vs Nekoru ( Taokaka )

toichi mura (Taokaka) vs bousatsu tenshi tsubame chan (Ragna)

toichi mura (taokaka) vs naru (ragna)

hanano ( ragna ) vs kazuhira ( taokaka )

Ragna vs Taokaka

Ragna vs Taokaka

Taokaka vs Ragna

Taokaka v Ragna

Wataru (RG) vs Satsuno (TK)

seji (Taokaka) vs Relius

Kazuhira (Taokaka) vs TORl (Relius)

sekido ( relius ) VS tetsuwo ( taokaka )

mi ^ kun ( Taokaka ) vs Shadow ( Relius )

Shadow (Relius) vs mi-kun ( Taokaka )

Shadow (Relius) vs mi-kun ( Taokaka )

mori ( relius ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

kazuhira ( tao ) vs TORI ( reriusu )

Relius vs Taokaka

Shadow (Relius) VS Waffle (Taokaka)

random-kun (Relius) VS ESP (Taokaka)

ESP (Taokaka) VS Mori (relius)

mi-kun ( Taokaka ) vs ESP ( Taokaka )

seji^ ( Taokaka ) vs ESP ( Taokaka )

Mi-kun ( Taokaka ) vs BLOOK ( Taokaka )

Takana ( Taokaka ) vs Nekoru ( Taokaka )

Whisler (Tao) vs Matoi (Tao)

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs AKira (Tager)

yu ^ mura ( Tager ) vs mi ^ kun ~q~( Taokaka )

pet ( Tager ) vs Yuuto ( Taokaka )

So-se-jitopoteto ( Taokaka ) vs Tager

Tager vs Taokaka

shasen ( Taokaka ) vs sakana kyou ( Tager )

waffuru ( Taokaka ) VS osuban ( Tager )

ginsei gou ( Tager ) VS shinokoji ( Taokaka )

satsuno ( Taokaka ) vs hage ( Tager )

Pet ( tager ) vs matoi ( taokaka )

matoi ( taokaka ) vs furimuki ( tager )

mato ( tager) vs kazuhira ( tao )

yuuto ( taokaka ) vs tetsuyaake ( tager )

seji ( taokaka ) VS tiku( tager )

ichikawa shokudou no ten'in san ( tager ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

Waffuru ( Tager ) vs Mi-kun ( Taokaka )

Fikaru ( Tager ) vs Takana ( Taokaka )

Hiro ( Tager ) vs NOSU ( Taokaka )

Hage ( Tager ) vs Kumagoro ( Taokaka )

Akira (tager) VS miku (taokaka)

Atsushi ( Tager ) VS Gomikuzu ( Taokaka )

kazuhira ( taokaka ) VS mato ( tager )

maman (taokaka) vs zen ichi ria juu yoru tsubame ( tager)

kuresu ( tsubaki ) VS satsuno ( taokaka )

BLOOK ( Taokaka ) VS kuno ( Tsubaki )

Tsubaki vs Taokaka

Tsubaki vs Taokaka

Tsubaki vs Taokaka

Kuresu ( Tsubaki ) vs Seji ( Taokaka )

ESP( taokaka ) VS kuresu ( tsubaki )

mato ( valkenhayn ) vs alpha niiru pinku shoku no neko ( tao )

Valk vs aqua blue tao

Satsuno (Taokaka) vs Hina (valkenhayn)

ten kogasukisugirunin ( taokaka) VS Hima (Valkenhayn)

Jamuwo ( Valkenhayn ) vs Mikun ( Taokaka )

Valkenhayn vs Taokaka

Mikun (Taokaka) vs Jamuwo (Valk)

mi-kun ( Taokaka ) vs nemo ( Valkenhayn )

shiza ( Valkenhayn ) vs ESP ( Taokaka )

emisutei ( Taokaka ) vs hina ( Valkenhayn )

mi-kun ( Taokaka ) vs hina ( Valkvenhayn )

yuuto ( taokaka ) VS nikuman ( valkenhayn )

4( valkenhayn ) vs kazuhira ( tao )

hima ( Valkenhayn ) vs kazuhira ( Tao )

Waffuru ( Taokaka ) VS Nikuman ( Valkenhayn )

Taokaka vs Valkenhayn

Taokaka vs Valkenhayn

Eroge Ma ( Taokaka ) vs Hina ( Valkenhayn )

Valknhayn Vs Taokaka

Ryuu ( Valkenhayn ) vs Kazuhira ( Taokaka )

uma no hone ( valkenhayn) vs Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

SATSU-NO ( Taokaka ) vs Masashi ( Valkenhayn )

Nekoru ( Taokaka ) vs Uma no Hone ( Valkenhayn )

kazuhira ( taokaka ) VS hina ( valkenhayn )

Kaichi (Valkenhayn) VS Waffle (Tao)

Matoi (Tao) vs Hima (Val)

Zekuso (VL) vs Kinji (TK)

Acho:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cKcs0CB6No

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQQi5K0IcY4#t=36m11s

http://youtu.be/M-O6-oZIIA4

http://youtu.be/jiyhGPjzzfY

http://youtu.be/vZ7917gXCOU 1:26:28

http://youtu.be/pj8iPg10XlE 35min worth of Taokaka mirrors

http://youtu.be/5F921bofgSo 57:34 11 matches

http://youtu.be/0Fi-qcd2jts?t=7m40s

Other:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/17713474

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/17815188

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18163045 (Tetsu Tao)

Netplay (US/JP)

12/17/11 JPN Netplay H.H. (Mu) vs Izayoi Matoi (Taokaka)

http://youtu.be/FydsNBNLczM?t=4m32s

http://youtu.be/BBR-7LNDN8I

http://youtu.be/iL8WtO1xFZs

BBCSEX: Xeon-fortran (RE) vs. RinHara5aki (TK)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6ZoSyAsjFQ

Shounen (Litchi) vs Tsujikawa (Taokaka)

http://youtu.be/Bc7EBXMYdGs?t=3m30s

http://youtu.be/zFVlx48aQi8

http://youtu.be/A6nVUAdAqR8

http://img406.imageshack.us/i/img3527o.jpg/

http://img263.imageshack.us/i/img3525b.jpg/

http://img94.imageshack.us/i/img3526d.jpg/

(j.8D~A -> dash)xN

You'll need to dash between each j.8D~A for max reps (although there's no need to dash in a corner). However,You can do most of the setups without dashing if you do 1 less j.8D~A in the combo, which makes the combo much easier, and the damage difference is only ~100 for every setup (for example, j.C -> 5B -> 3C -> etc does 3890 with 3 reps and dash and 3810 with 2 reps and no dash). Even top players like Tsujikawa use some setups with less j.8D~A's to make the combo easier. The only setups that have some significant damage difference are Drive CH, 6C CH and 3C.

j.8D~A loop starter:

Midscreen:

3C -> 236A -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

3C -> RC -> 5D~B/j.4D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop (use it if you are too far for the above setup)

6A (2 hits) -> j.8D~A loop

6B -> 22C -> 6D -> RC -> 6A -> j.8D~A loop

6C(CH) -> dash/5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

j.5D~B Air-to-Air -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

j.4D~A CH -> dash -> 5B -> 3C -> Cat1 -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A

2D CH -> j.4D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

4B+C -> 5B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

4B+C -> 22C -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

4B+C -> RC -> 6[C] -> 2[C] FC -> 5D~B -> loop

j.B+C -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

236CC -> 5D~C -> j.5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

Gold Burst -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

Corner:

3C -> 236CC -> 5D~A -> j.8D~A loop

3C -> 2C -> 5D~A -> j.8D~A loop

5B -> 3C -> dash 5B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

5B -> 3C -> 236C x1 -> 5B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop

5B -> 3C -> 236C 5D~A -> J.8D~A loop (works on Arakune up to 8 reps)

5B -> 3C -> 236C -> 5D~A -> j.8D~A loop *Tager specific

B+C -> j.4D~A -> 5C -> 8D~A loop

B+C -> j.4D~B -> 22C -> 5D~A -> 8D~A loop

B+C -> j.4D~A -> 5D~A -> 5C -> j. 8D~A loop

B+C -> j.5D~A -> 5D~A -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop *Valkenhayn specific

6B+C -> 5D~A -> 5D~A -> 5C (works on Arakune as well.)

j.A -> 5B -> 3C -> [2]8D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A loop *Back to corner

j.8D~A loop finisher:

BnB midscreen/corner:

... -> 2D~C -> j.8D -> j.5D~6 -> j.C -> j.8D~6 -> j.3D -> 236B x5

Corner/Near corner only:

... -> High jump -> 236B x2 -> j.5D~B -> j.2D~C -> 236B x5 (oki finisher)

... -> 2D~9 -> j.9D -> 2D~C -> j.C -> 6D -> j.C -> 9D -> 236B x5

Number of j.8D~A list:

Midscreen:

Starter: number of reps [damage] [heat gain]

6A: 6x [3310] [40%]

5B -> 6A: 6x [3460] [42%]

5B -> 3C: 6x [3974] [45%]

j.B/C -> 5B -> 6A: 5x [3458] [39%]

j.B/C -> 5B -> 3C: 3x [3983] [45%]

6B CH: 2x [2640] [34%]

6B -> 22C: 3x [3070] [29%]

6C CH: 6x [4407] [45%]

2D CH: 6x [4205] [46%]

j.D~B: 6x [3593] [42%]

236CC: 3x [3579] [42%]

j.C CH air-to-air -> 5C: 7x [4447] [44%]

j.B CH air-to-air: 7x [4363] [42%]

j.4D~A -> dash -> 5B -> 3C: 4x [4295] [46%]

j.4D~B air-to-air -> 5C: 10x [5073] [53%]

4B+C -> 22C: 2x [2900] [36%]

4B+C -> 5B: 2x [2810] [37%]

j.B+C: 4x [4137] [43%]

Gold Burst: 5x [3516] [42%]

Corner:

Starter: number of reps [damage] [heat gain]

5B -> 3C -> 236CC: 5x [4600] [49%]

5B -> 3C -> 2C: 6x [4584] [51%]

5B -> 3C -> 236C -> 5D~A: 7x [4712] [52%]

6B -> 3C -> 236CC: 3x [3590] [46%]

236CC: 6x [3955] [45%]

j.B/C -> 5B -> 3C ->236CC: 4x [4491] [49%]

j.B/C -> 5B -> 3C -> 2C: 4x [4329] [51%]

6B+C: 2x [3888] [42%]

j.A -> 5B -> 3C -> [2]8D~B -> 5C: 3x [3730] [42%]

*This is listing the max reps, but in some setups I recommend to do 1 less j.8D~A to make the combo easier even if you are dashing; sometimes it's not worth risking dropping the combo for ~100dmg. For each omitted j.8D~A, subtract 2-3% heat gain.

Oki combos:

Near Corner:

6A (1hit) -> 5D~C -> j.D~B -> land -> 5C -> 9JC -> j.C-> 236B x1 ->3D -> 236B x5

3C-> 236A -> 5D~C -> j.D~B -> land -> 5C -> 9JC-> j.C-> 236B x1 -> 3D -> 236B x5

Oki combo damages:

j.C->5B->3C->... = ~3100

j.C->5B->6A->... = ~2600

2A->2B->6A->... = ~1700

AB2 Finisher:

Corner only:

5B -> 3C -> AB2 -> 6C -> … Route

... -> 7JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [4800]

... -> 6C -> 7HJC -> 236B x5 -> 9JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [5200] *works against Valk, Lambda and Bang

...(6C) -> ... -> 7JC -> 236B x5 -> land -> 7HJC -> 236B x5 -> 9JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [5800]. *works against Makoto, Hazama, Jin, Noel, Litchi, Rachel, Tsubaki, Haku, Mu-12. If the first Cat2 hits all five hits, the combo will be harder.

6B+C -> 4D~A -> AB2 -> 5B -> … Route [~5300]

...-> 236A x1 -> 236C x1 -> 236C x1 -> 6C -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *everybody except Haz/Lit/Jin/Ara

...-> 236C x1 -> 236C x1 -> 6C -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Haz/Lit/Jin specific

...-> 236A x1 -> 236C x1 -> 6C -> 6C -> 7HJC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Arakune specific

Back to corner:

j.A -> 5B -> 3C (2hits) -> [2]8D~B -> dash -> 5B -> 3C -> AB2 -> 6C -> 7JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [5100]

4B+C -> RC -> [2]C FC -> AB2 -> 6C(6C) -> 7JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [4400] *does not work against Arakune, Valk, Tao and Litchi. Works against Tager if you HJC.

Midscreen/Near Corner:

2A -> 5B -> 3C -> … Route [~4800 to ~5300]

... -> j.D~B -> 5C -> 236C x1 ->236C x1 -> 6C -> 6C -> 8HJC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Rag/Carl/Bang/Lit/Tao/Haz/Noel specific

... -> j.D~B -> dash 5C -> 236C x1 -> dash 6C -> 8JC (not high) -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Rag/Carl/Lit/Tao/Haz/Noel specific

... -> dash 2C -> j.D~B -> 5C -> 236A x1 -> 236C x1 -> 6C -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Lamb/Mu/Mak specific

... -> 5D~C -> j.D~B -> dash 5C -> 236C x1 -> 6C -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Ara/Haku/Tsu/Tager specific

... -> 5D~C -> j.D~B -> 236A x1 -> 236C x1 -> 6C -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Rachel/Jin specific

... -> dash 236A x1 -> 5D~6 -> j.D~6 -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Bang/Lit/Rag/Tao specific

... -> dash 236A x1 -> j.D~6 -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Lit/Lamb/Haz specific

... -> 5D~6 -> j.D~6 -> j.2D~5 -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 *Tager specific

2A -> 3C -> AB2 -> dash -> 3C (1hit) -> Cat1 -> 6C -> (dash)6C -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [4400]

5B -> 3C -> AB2 -> 5D~B -> 5C -> Cat1 -> 6C -> 8HJC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 -> 8JC -> 236B x5 [5100] *works if you are in the middle of the screen, it'll drop with 2A starter, does not work against Lambda, Noel, Platinum and Tager. Works against Bang if you do the 5B while dashing, works against Valk and Arakune if you delay the Cat2 after the fisrt HJC.

Combo into Astral:

2B -> 6A -> JC -> j.2D~B -> taunt -> AH *works near or back to corner.

4B+C -> AH *works anywhere*

Taokaka's 8k corner combo:

2[C] FC -> [6]C -> 236[C]C -> 5D~A -> j.8D~A (9x) -> 2D~C -> Gold Burst -> AB2 finisher.

Miscellaneous Information:

Heat gain from various starters:

(j.C/j.B)5B -> 3C -> 236CC -> 5D~A -> j.8D~A (5x) - 49%*3x if you use j.C/j.B

(j.C/j.B) -> 5B -> 3C -> 236A -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (4x) – 45% *3x if you use j.C/j.B

6A -> j.8D~A (6x) – 40%

(j.C/j.B)5B -> 6A -> j.8D~A (5x) - 39% *4x if you use j.C/j.B

6B -> 22C -> 5D -> RC -> 6A -> j.8D~A (3x) – 29%

6B CH -> 5B -> 6A -> j.8D~A (3x) - 36%

6B+C -> j.4D~A -> 5D~A -> 5C -> j.8D~A (2x) – 42%

4B+C -> 22C -> 5C -> j.8D~A (2x) – 36%

j.B+C -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (4x) - 43%

6C -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (6x) - 45%

2D CH -> 4D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (7x) - 46%

j.D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (5x) - 40%

Gold Burst -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (5x) - 42%

j.C CH air-to-air -> 5C -> j.8D~A (7x) - 44% (4447)

j.B CH air-to-air -> j.8D~A (7x) - 42% (4363)

j.4D~A -> dash -> 5B -> 3C -> 236A -> 5D~B -> 5C -> j.8D~A (4x) – 46% (4295)

j.4D~B air-to-air -> 5C -> j.8D~A(10x) - 53% (5073)

Note: For each omitted j.8D~A, subtract 2-3% from the total heat gain.

Credits!

KM Riku for posting all these lovely combos for this thread.

Nikki for assisting Riku in translating said combos.