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• Welcome to the CP Platinum the Trinity combo thread. Optimal combos will be posted here in a regular basis and they will be replaced as better ones are found.
  
  
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  General Notations Used
  Guide Specific Notations Used
  
  
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  >
  Gatling/cancel the previous move into the following move.
  
  
  ,
  Link the previous move into the following move.
  
  
  j
  Jump
  
  
  sj
  Super Jump
  
  
  AD
  Air Dash
  
  
  IAD
  Instant Air Dash
  
  
  JC
  Jump Cancel
  
  
  TK
  The "Tiger Knee" motion. What this means is that you'll be using an aerial attack as low to the ground as possible. An example is Plat's j.236C, if you do j.2369C, you'll do it as close the ground as possible.
  
  
  CH
  Counter Hit
  
  
  FC
  Fatal Counter
  
  
  RC
  Rapid Cancel
  
  
  CT
  Crush Trigger/5A+B
  
  
  OD
  Overdrive
  
  
  [ ]
  Hold Input
  
  
  (N)
  Use the specific hit of a multi-hit attack.
  
  
  [???] xN
  Repeat ??? N amount of times.
  
  [/table]
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  VS/S/N/L Starter
  The type of starter determines the length of the combo with VS having the lowest combo potential and L having the highest combo potential.
  
  
  c.
  The attack must be used as close to the opponent as possible.
  
  
  f.
  The attack must be used as far away from the opponent as possible.
  
  
  [CO]
  Crouching Opponent
  
  
  [AA]
  Anti-air or Air-to-Air
  
  
  [sS]
  Side Swap, this combo will allow you to switch places with your opponent
  
  
  A/B/C/X Persia
  When you see this, know that you'll be doing (j.)236AXXA/B/C. A Persia causes a ground slide in front of Plat, B Persia causes a ground bounce below Plat, and C Persia causes a ground slide behind Plat. Jumping Air Persia loses its slide and bounce properties but the A version knocks the opponent down in front, the B version knocks them down directly below, and the C version knocks them down behind Plat.
  
  
  CDT
  Cure Dot Typhoon/632146C
  
  
  MJ
  Miracle Jean/236236D
  
  
  Item Cycle
  This combo requires that you have a melee item (Bat, Cat Hammer, Hammer, Pan) equipped and you'll discard that item while being able to equip another item in the same combo.
  
  
  [bat]/[MJ Bat]
  These combos require the Bat/MJ Bat item
  
  
  [bomb]/[MJ Bomb]
  These combos require the Bomb/MJ Bomb item
  
  
  [Hammer]/[MJ Hammer]
  These combos require the Hammer/MJ Hammer item
  
  
  [Missile]/[MJ Missile]
  These combos require the Missile/MJ Missile item
  
  
  [Pan]/[MJ Pan]
  These combos require the Pan/MJ Pan item
  
  
  [Present]/[MJ Present]
  These combos require the Present/MJ Present item
  
  [/table]
  
  [/table]
  

Full-screen Combos

• Only use the RC combos if it's for the kill, they're not worth the meter outside of that.
  
• If you push the opponent to the corner with 236B, you can go into 2B > 5C > Air Combo from an N Starter and 3C > 214X from an S Starter.
  
• For combos that end with 6A > 236B, you can use 66 22C after the 236B slide to land on them from across the screen. (not as easy as it sounds).
  
  

• Use this combo route when you're too far away for 3C > B Persia or 5C > 6C (crouching confirm).
  
  

• [AA]: ... j.B > JC > j.B > j.C > X Persia
  
• [AA, Pan]: ... j.B > JC > j.B > j.C > j.D, 66A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
  
  • Use this combo route against airborne opponents. You will have to alter this combo depending on the moves that came before it.
    
    

• [Hammer] ... 5C > 3C > B Persia, sj.C > JC > j.D, 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Missile] ... 5C > 3C > B Persia, sj.C > j.D, 66 j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia
  
• [Pan] ... 5C > 3C > B Persia, sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
  
  • Use this combo route if you're really close to the opponent.
    
    

• [bomb] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 6D, 66A > 236B
  
• [Hammer] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D
  
• [Pan] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
  
  N Starter
  
  • [bomb] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 6D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
    
  • [Hammer] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 5C > 6A > 236B
    
  • [Missile] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > j.C > j.D, > 66 j.C > j.D, 236B
    
  • [Pan] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
    
    • Use this combo route if you're really close to the opponent and they're crouching.
      
      

• ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B/Air Combo
  
• [bomb] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 6D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Missile] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > j.D, 66 j.C > j.D, 236B
  
• [Pan] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
  Item Equip (6A only)
  
  • 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 2C > 5D, 236B/Air Combo
    
    
    • Use the item combos above if you equip them after 2C > 5D.
      
      6A, 2C, and j.C CH
      
      • [Hammer] ... (*66) 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 6C > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
        
        
        • (*66): Dash in after 2C and j.C CH
          
        • From 2C, omit the 6A and go straight into 6C. Furthermore, go into 2C > 5D if you need to equip an item, then carry on with the rest of the combo.
          

• 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 6A > 236B/Air Combo
  
• [Hammer] 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 5C > 6A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Missile] 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > j.C > j.D, 66 j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Pan] 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 6A > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  

• 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, B Persia, sj.C > JC > sj.C > A Persia
  
• [Hammer] 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 5C > 6A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Missile] 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > j.C > j.D, 66 j.C > j.D, 66 j.C > j.D, 236B
  
• [Pan] 236A FC > 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66A > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  

• Throw > B Persia, sj.C > JC > j.C > A Persia
  
• [Pan] Throw > B Persia, sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• Back Throw > 236B
  
• Air Throw, 66 5C > 6A > 6C > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  

• ... 3C > 22C > RC, 66A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > Air Combo
  
• [bomb] ... 3C > 22C > RC, 66A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 6D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Hammer] ... 3C > 22C > RC, 66A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 5C > 6A > 236B
  
• [Missile] ... 3C > 22C > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > j.C > j.D, 66 j.C > j.D, 236B
  
• [Pan] ... 3C > 22C > RC, 66A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
  [2]8C and 41236D
  
  • [2]8C > RC, 66 5C > 6A > 6C > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B
    
  • 41236D > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > Air Combo
    

Close to the Corner Combos

• For combos that use "66 A Persia", you have to make sure that the opponent is bound to the wall after 236B.
  
• For combos that require 22C, you have to make sure that the opponent hits the ground after the 236B wall stick.
  
• The crouching confirm, anti-air, and 6C FC combos are essentially the same thing with some minor adjustments.
  

• S Starter: ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 3C > 214X
  
• [bat] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 3C > 214X
  
• [Hammer] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > j.C > JC > j.C > j.D
  
• [Pan] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 236B, 66 3C > 214X
  
  N Starter
  
  • Oki: ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X
    
  • Damage: ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C > 5C > Air Combo
    
  • [bat] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C > 5C > Air Combo > j.D, (Walk Back) 3C > 214X
    
  • [bomb] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 6A > 5D, 3C > 214X
    
  • [Hammer] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X
    
  • [Missile] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 6A > j.D, 3C > 214X
    
  • [Pan] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C > 5C > Air Combo > j.D, 3C > 214X
    
  • [Present] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66A > 2C > 214D, 5C > 6A > 5D, 3C > 214X
    

  Item Cycle

  [*]Item Equip: ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 2C > 5D, sj.C > JC > j.B > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Item Discard: ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Item Cycle: [bat] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, (Walk Back) 3C > 214X

  [*]Item Cycle: [Hammer] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D

  [*]Item Cycle: [Pan] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 3C > 214X

  Anti-Air

  Universal

  [*]Oki: ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Damage: ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > Air Combo

  [*][bat] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C > 5C > Air Combo > j.D, (Walk Back) 3C > 214X

  [*][Pan] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C > 5C > Air Combo > j.D, 3C > 214X

  [*][Present] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66A > 2C > 214D, 5C > 6A > 5D, 3C > 214X

  Item Equip (6A Only)

  [*]Oki: 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 2C > 5D, 236B, 66 A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Damage: 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 2C > 5D, 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > Air Combo

  [*]Use the item combos from the "Universal" section if you equip them after 2C > 5D.

  Item Cycle

  [*]Item Equip: ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 2C > 5D, sj.C > JC > j.B > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Item Discard: ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Item Cycle: [bat] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, (Walk Back) 3C > 214X

  [*]Item Cycle: [Hammer] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D

  [*]Item Cycle: [Pan] ... 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 3C > 214X

  6A, 2C, and j.C CH

  [*][Hammer] ... (*66) 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 66 5C > 6A > 6C > 22C, 66 5C > 6A > 236B, 66 3C > 214X

  [*](*66): Dash in after 2C and j.C CH

  [*]From 2C, omit the 6A and go straight into 6C. Furthermore, go into 2C > 5D if you need to equip an item, then carry on with the rest of the combo.

  6C FC

  [*]Oki: 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 6A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Damage: ... 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > 6A > j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  [*][bat] ... 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 6A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > 6A > j.C > JC > j.C > j.D, (Walk Back) 3C > 214X

  [*][bomb] ... 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 6A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 6A > 5D, 3C > 214X

  [*][Hammer] ...6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D, 5C > 6A > 22C, 66 5C > 236B, [3C > 214X] or [66 5C > 6A > sj.C > JC > j.C > j.D]

  [*][Missile] ... 6C FC > j.236C > 66 5C > sj.C > j.D, 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > 6A > j.D, 3C > 214X

  [*][Pan] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > Air Combo > j.D, 3C > 214X

  [*][Present] ... 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 2C > 214D, 66 5C > j.C > A Persia, (Present), A Persia, (Present), 66A > 6B, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Item Equip: 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, 6A > IAD j.C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 5C > 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > B Persia

  236A FC

  [*]Oki: 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Item Equip: 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 5C > 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > B Persia

  [*]Item Discard: 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, sj.C > JC > j.B > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Damage: 236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66 5C > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 22C > 5C > Air Combo

  RC

  5B

  [*]Item Equip: 5B > 3C > 22C > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Item Discard: 5B > 3C > 22C > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  [*]Damage: 5B > 3C > 22C > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 66A > 6B, 5C > Air Combo

  41236D

  [*]41236D > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  Corner Combos

  236B Route

  S Starter

  [*]Oki: ... 5B > 5C > 236B, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Damage: ... 5C > 236B, 6C > 22C, 5C > 6A > j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  N Starter

  [*]Oki: ... 236B, 6C > j.236C > j.C, A Persia, 5C > 6A > 6B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Damage: ... 236B, 5C > A Persia, 5C > 6A > 6C > 22C, 5C > 6A > j.C > JC > j.C > A Persia

  A Persia Route

  [*]S Starter: ... 5C > 3C > A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  [*]N Starter: ... 5C > 3C > A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 6C > 22C, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  Item Cycle

  S Starter

  [*]Item Equip: ... 5C > 236B, 6C > j.236C > j.C, 2C > 5D, j.C > A Persia

  [*]Item Discard: ... 5C > 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 66 2C > 5D, sj.C > A Persia

  N Starter

  6C FC

  236A FC

  236A FC, 66 5A > 5C > 3C > A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 6A > 6C > 22C, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  Throws

  [*]Forward/Back Throw > A Persia, 5C > 6A > 6B, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Forward/Back Throw > A Persia, 5C > 2C > 5D, 236B, 3C > 214X

  RC

  [*]5B > 3C > 22C > RC, 66C > j.236C > j.C, A Persia, 5C > 6A > 6B, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  [*]41236D > RC, 5C > 236B, 6C > j.236C > j.C, 66A > A Persia

  [*]Use the same air throw combo that you would use mid-screen here.

  [*]6C FC > j.236C > j.C, A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 5C > 6A > 22C, 5C > 6A > 236B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Item Equip: 6C FC > j.236C > j.C, A Persia, 66 5C > 6A > 6B, 5C > 6A > 22C, 66 5C > 2C > 5D, 236B, 3C > 214X

  [*]Item Equip: ... 236B, 66 5C > 2C > 5D, 6C > 22C, [3C > 214X] or [5C > Air Combo]

  [*]Item Discard: ... 236B, 66 5C > 214D, 6C > 22C, 66 5C > 2C > 5D, Air Combo

  [*]Use this combo route when you're really close to the opponent.

  [*]Use this combo route when you're too far away to use the A Persia Route

Platinum’s Items:

Piko Hammer
Stock: 2

Special property: Guard Break on normal block.
Advantage on Block: -4

CH Property: Groundbounce
 

Platinum’s Hammer item is a close-ranged offensive weapon that can be used for combos, guard breaks and cross-ups if you want. The most useful property behind this weapon is the fact that it guard breaks on normal block, earning you a free combo from anywhere on the screen. The air version is used for combos. Hitstun on the air version is decided by the height at which you activated the move. The same goes for plus frames on block.
 

Magical Bat

Stock: 3

Advantage on Block: -11 on groundblock.
CH Properties: Wallstick on ground near the corner, Wallbounce on air anywhere

This is Platinum’s best defensive option, close-ranged and can be used for combos if you really want to as it guarantees Oki and safejump. Just try not to use more than one per set. It has invuln from frames 1-11, but you only get 3 of them. So, it’s best to use them wisely and try not to get them blocked as with any DP. But even more so since you have usage limitations here.

Magical Cat Hammer

Stock: 5
Advantage on block: Varies

CH Property: Groundbounce

 
Platinum’s longest range melee weapon. Done right off the ground gets you a very quick overhead from about four character lengths away. Since you get groundbounce on CH, it’s very easy to confirm into damage even at max range. This is an amazing tool to establish your presence.

Magical Frying Pan

Stock: 4
Advantage: +1 on air block, seems to be slightly minus on the ground depending on range.
CH Property: Groundbounce on J.D, Spin state on 5D

Platinum’s pan is a close-ranged offensive tool. Can be used for combos, but the best use comes out of j.D.

J.D used off 5C or 5A gets you an instant overhead, which leads into great corner carry always.

Magical Missile

Stock: 3

Advantage: Varies
CH Property: None

Platinum’s long range tool for getting in against zoning characters. Missiles are amazing for many reasons. Once of the first being that it covers horizontal range with durability that even cancels out even Sparkbolt. 214D covers a lot of vertical and horizontal range and not only that, but the Missiles hang on the screen for a few moments before being fired instead of going all at once.

Magical Bomb

Stock: 6

Advantage: Varies

CH Property: None

Platinums Bombs are multipurpose as they don’t disappear even when she’s hit. While the Missiles don’t either, the reason this is better for bombs is because of the multiple angles of fire. Close, Mid and long range abilities to launch the bombs to cover certain space.Doubles as an offensive and defensive tool. 214D with bombs is often used as an Oki tool or a chipping tool with low health OD.

Magical Dreamy Box

Stock: 4

Advantage: Varies

CH Property: None

Platinum’s presents work as defensive tools, and another use of controlling space. They’re pretty much traps you set on the field either at  specific points or using 214D which throws both out at the same time. One mid-range and the other long range. In 1.1 one drops close range the other at mid-range.
 
 

               Normals

               
Platinum’s normals are not amazing. They however get the job done because they’re definitely not terrible. I will not give you a wall of text for each normal, but a small and simple explanation of its main usage. As you read, you’ll learn more and more usage for these normals.
 
5A – A short, jump-cancelable normal that’s -1 on block. Chains into itself up to three times and is good for staggers and tick throws.
 
5B- Longest normal outside of 3C. Usable as a poke, but there’s a hurtbox up to where the heart is. Some normals will beat this normal straight up, so be careful with it.
 
5C-Another one of her good normals. Gatlings into 6A/6B and is jump-cancelable as well. This is what you want to use to punish most things.
 
2A – A short *Low* normal that’s also -1 on block. Chains into itself up to threes times and is also good for staggers and tick throws.
 
2B- A mid-ranged low. Has low-profiling capabilities and is good for meaties.
 
2C- This is your anti-air for anyone that thinks it’s safe to jump right over your head. Headinvuln from 9-22 and the hitbox can stuff cross-ups. Starts up in 15 frames and has 24 frames of recovery. You don’t want to whiff this move.
 
3C-Your second longest poke with a lot of knockback. Causes hard knockdown and combos into 22C at max range. A low.
 
6A – Your go-to Anti-air for situations when opponents are coming from the front. Head invuln on frames 6-15 with 12 frames of start-up, so be careful.
 
6B- Platinum’s grounded overhead. Combo’ing off of this normal depends on the range you did it from as frame advantage and hitstun will vary. -6 on block from upclose, wallbound on airhit in the corner.
 
6C-Causes Fatal Counter on CH. Invuln to lows from frame 3 onwards. Special and Jump-cancelable on block. Also cancels into air normals.
 
J.A – Okay air-to-air when up close. Gatlings into itself and J.B forever. Very safe.
 
j.B- Very good normal downward. Fast, good recovery, hitbox allows for cross-ups and gatling’s into j.A as well as being jump-cancelable.
 
j.C- Your best and longest ranged normals and air-to-air. Has some landing recovery.
 
j.2C- Hits high up to three times. Jump-cancelable with very low hitstun.
 

Specials and Supers

 
Platinum has a variety of specials and supers that help her do what she wants to do depending on your playstyle. Oki tools, projectile invulns to a counter, she has a lot of tools for varying situations and setups.
 
Air Persia (236A)
This special is used in combos and has the ability to bait bursts with projectile invuln from frame 8-34. When followed up you have the options of inputting A/B/C up to three times. A version makes them slide forward, B causes groundbounce and C  ender sends them behind you. Also Fatal Counters.

Example: 236AAB would cause a groundbounce while 236AAC would send them behind you.
 
Dream Sally (214X)
Platinums put out a bubble on the field. Different versions have different trajectories and are used to limit different options for your opponent. On hit, the opponent is locked into hitstun for a good amount of time, allowing you to combo. It’s the main source of your Oki in the corner.

A Bubble                                               B Bubble                                                       C Bubble

Mami Circular (236B)
The infamous heartcar. Mostly used as a combo filler, but has uses as a punish tool with good reads and reactions. Wallsticks in the corner. Very minus on block (-24)
 
Swallow Moon (j.236C)
A pretty good special that when TK’d put you very very low to the ground, allowing for a quick j.B overhead. Has use a three way mix-up during pressure. You can control it with the directional buttons when active. Halts air movement for the most part and can be used to avoid some supers and projectiles because of this.

Fallen Melody (22C)
A OTG move that’s useful for combos and getting a bit of damage off max range 3C.

Mystique Momo (214D)
This move throws your currently equipped item at a 45 degree angle. Pretty much an Anti-air and way to get rid of unwanted items.

Dramatic Sally (41236D)
A running command grab. Start up ranges from 24-45 frames. On hit, this move restocks your current item to full or equips the next item in line if you’re itemless. Can be rapid cancelled.
 
Happy Magicka ([2]8)
A counter done by a charge input. This move activates on everything that isn’t a throw. Be extremely cautious when using this move however. Whiffing this is literally an invitation to death.

Supers

 
Cure Dot Typhoon (6321456C)
Full invuln from frames 1-12, which means it has use a reversal super. But remember that the invuln only lasts until the first hit and nothing after. Restocks your equipped item on hit or equips your next item if itemless.

Miracle Jeanne (236236D)
Has invuln during superflash and equips an upgraded version of your NEXT weapon upon sucessful use. Can be used during combos to increase damage.
 

Important Links

Platinum The Trinity: Crush Trigger Combos

Dustloop Wiki Page

Frame Data

Platinum The Trinity Combos[Part 2]

Platinum Combos + Neta

The Miracle Jeanne Bible by Moy_x7

How to Combo After 22C by Moy_x7

 
You see, Platinum has a problem. She’s a gambling addict. She got into gambling a couple years ago around 2010. It wasn’t amazing per say, but she did pretty well for the skills she had. Platinum very much enjoyed the aspect of luck saving her ass from peril. But that luck soon caught up with her because she met someone who was better at gambling than she.
She bet her left arm since she was broke and had no money for the money match. Of course Jin stepped up. What did he have to be afraid of? This girl was unorganized and relied solely on luck to get her through life. He however was very organized and clean. His 2D, 5D and J.D among his other moves were always safely tucked into his toolbox for quick access. It seemed to him she prefered to reach into a grab bag with no guarantee of success.
“Another arm for my collection.” Jin mused as they took a seat at the table. He ignored her shit talk and started to deal cards. “5C CH Overdrive cancel.” This bitch was free. There was nothing she could do to him as the game went on.
Naturally she lost, as each time she went fumbling for a tool for the situation, he just smacked her with one from his toolbox. There was nothing she could do about it. It didn’t matter how prepared you were if everything wasn’t easily accessible. Naturally, this was a first to five, so this continued to occur until he hit the 5-0 mark. After lopping off her arm and leaving, he went home to display it next to his Nee-san’s.
It was years later around 2013 that he saw her. Naturally, he laughed in her face. She didn’t learn her lesson the last time. Now it seemed she even added a new item to her collection. Of course he hadn’t changed. Still, he was organized and efficient. And she could do nothing but talk shit from over there.
“At least my car is a low.” He boasted to her one day. He wasn’t surprised to see she had nothing to say. Without fighting her again, he sent her on her way with with a Yukikaze. “You don’t even have a real counter..” Was the last words she heard before passing out, cursing ASW from under her breath.
 

 
 
I’ve always thought as Platinum as a worse version of Jin. This is because, like Jin, she has tools for every single situation you could find yourself in. The issue is that they’re not readily available and there’s an RNG factor to go through to get the ones you need and on top of this, you can only hold one at a time. This makes Platinum an extremely situational character. This is actually what I like about her. As much I love a solid character with the ability to do everything, I also enjoy diversity.
What Platinum has that Jin doesn’t have the amount of CH/hit properties, usages and combo variety that Platinum has. Each one of her items has a cool effect on hit in one way or another. Pan groundbounces as an instant overhead, Hammer breaks guards, missiles are moving walls of Fuck you.

One of the other reasons I stick with Platinum after all this time (since some of CS1) is because no one really plays her. She’s what I consider a rare character. When you jumps into the arcades on BBCP, you probably won’t see a Platinum for a while, even less often will you see one that has an idea what they’re doing. I enjoy being one of the few people who play this character and do well with her. You get a match-up advantage too because not many people have Platinum experience.
This character has pretty much always been smack-dab in the middle of tierlists or close to the bottom. That’s pretty much what I like, I like playing lower tier’d characters myself. Even more so if they can do cute shit. Something about beating on Azrael that I enjoy.
While Platinum is some effort, you have mindgames and gimmicks for years and days and that’s probably my favorite thing. There’s nothing like looking at the guy’s face besides you as you show them treasure island.
 
Super fun, cute, diverse, and even has the capability to be a scumbag.
This is obviously the character for you pedophiles if these things sound appealing to you.

Managing your resources is extremely important for many reasons, but the most obvious reason is because you have limited resources. Which is pretty fair. If Platinum had an unlimited number of the item she picked up, she’d probably be way higher on the tierlist. Even more so if she could choose her items at will.

Let’s start with a very common scenario:

You have cathammer and you’re fullscreen against, let us say, Ragna. There are tons of Ragna’s out there, right? So, yeah, let’s say we found a wild Ragna in the tall grass and we wanna beat him on the head.

Now, rule of thumb in this match-up is that, if possible, don’t let Ragna near you. Zone him. Zone his edgy ass back to the Church he came from. But, your next item is Bat. So, you should be able to zone him for two rotations. But, you have your trusty cat hammer. It’s long and a quick overhead. You might even catch Ragna trying to poke you with 5B and get a counterhit. That’s what you want.

In your desperate attempt to keep him out, and maybe you *really* wanna just beat him on the head, you mash your cathammers away within 5 seconds of getting them. 3/5 whiffed and the other two were blocked.  Now you don’t have an item and we all know that Ragna likes little girls. So, you can imagine what’s probably going to happen to you if you can’t get that next bat in your hands.

But, we’ll cross that bridge when we get there. Let’s go back to how bad you are at Whack-a-mole when it’s a two-player game. Item Management is also Threat Management.  If you don’t understand, here’s another example and some finer details to boot.

Cat Hammer J.D is a very fast overhead that reaches about 4 character lengths. Outside of counterhit it causes a soft knockdown where if they don’t immediately emergency tech, you can blue beat them or if they late tech, you can catch their roll with a dash 2A/2B. If they emergency tech, they have to tech in the same spot, which puts you at advantage. But, this isn’t what I mean by Threat Management.

The very presence of Cat Hammer means that they will primarily block high if they don’t want to get hit. Even if you don’t pop out a single cat hammer, if they know anything about Platinum, they won’t want to get hit by the Cat Hammer.  3C is your longest low and Cat Hammer is your longest overhead. This means you can play mindgames a good portion of the time with 3C and J.D against your opponent making them guess and you can start chipping away damage or confirm 3C > 22C into damage and carry with meter.

In movies you often see people fake having guns sometimes when robbing individuals on the street. You know why, right? Because the very presence of the gun makes someone afraid.
“Now I have to be careful.” Is the mindset you’d normally run into. That, or you decide to be Rambo and do something about it or you might just get lucky. But, you’re playing Platinum, I doubt you’re a very lucky guy. You’re probably a masochist.

The same principle goes for Pan, except you don’t have all the range you’d have with Cat Hammer. I feel like with Pan, the mindgames are even better. If your opponent doesn’t want to get stirfried by J.D, then they’ll want to block high on your blocked 5A/5C a good portion of the time. 5A goes into 2B and 5C goes into 3C which can often be confirmed into 236AAB midscreen or 236AA(Delay)A into the corner for damage + KD and Oki. You have four pans to play this game with. Some opponents will need to be trained for these things, but presence of an item is just as important as the item itself.

When I get an item into my hand, I have a certain thought. For example, when I get pan, I think, ‘This is four instant overheads, four ways to get a knockdown off an air combos, four ways to get corner carry, and fou ways to open someone up on Oki and one anti-air.’
Let’s say you get a J.D to open someone up midscreen and you decide to go for a corner carry route. To me, this is fine, but only if you use one pan in any given combo that won’t kill. There’s a bunch of reasons for this and i’ll actually list.

1.) J.D has SMP (My opinion on using one pan per combo doesn’t change in 1.1 when SMP is removed, either.)

2.) Using two pans into a combo means you’ve lost half your options in a single combo.

3.) Tk Swallow moon is *not* an instant overhead and gets beat out by mash. Making this better on Oki.

Now I have them in the corner, which 3C > Bubble Oki. Since I have an instant overhead, there are a couple things I can do from here. For example:

• Run forward so it seems I’ll grab. Do J.D and get a CH.
• 5A > 2B > 6B Overhead
• 5A > 5C > J.D
• 5A stagger to bait a grab > J.D
• TK Swallow Moon J.B > J.D
   

My options go on for a while. J.D can be used for a lot of things, but it’s main use is Mixup and baiting things. Also, J.D grants you knockdown where you normally wouldn’t get it going into an air combo provided you haven’t used it once already. Simple J.C > J.C > 3C > Oki is how it works. Depending on your starter, the combo even continue from there.

With Hammer, you have two guard breaks and if your opponent knows what Hammer does, you can go for grabs if you think they’ll get barrier happy trying to avoid the break. Bombs should be used wisely as well. They’re tools for getting in and 4D is a cool way to keep the area in front of you off limits. Missiles are moving walls as I’ve said before, another way to get in on the opponent. Presents can be used for defensive purposes, but I personally hate them with a bloody passion. I want them off my person as soon as I possible can so I can get to a good item. At the very least, if you manage to ever get them away from you, they make certain areas off limits for a bit.

The most important thing you can manage is probably your Bat. It’s your best defensive option and you get three of them. They can be baited and punished like any other DP which is kinda the glory of it. People have to respect Plat on wake-up for once. This lets you go for grabs and whatnot and take advantage of them baiting the bat if you can. But, this is pretty much her only defensive option, so be smart with it.

    A perfect example of how to not manage your items. (First Three Matches)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0yHU0jA7rc

First combo this man does uses two hammers. I understand the first hammer I guess if he wants corner carry. But the second OTG hammer was completely unnecessary. Only defense option that Bullet has is 623B, getting her to block a meaty 2B into Hammer is also an option.

At 4:55, He goes for a weaker combo route into a purple grab when could've killed with treasure chest loop. Azrael had no burst and he had low health OD.

Various other occasions, he's mashing bat, or pan in bad spots, exchanging items he'd need for items that would be detrimental in his situation. etc etc

Welcome to the Platinum The Trinity Video Thread!

~Thank you DigiOps da gawd for the banner~

How to Combo Using 22C:

Hammer Loop:

Hammer Loop Variant:

Corner Combo Finishers:

General Notes:

Use the General thread to discuss, this thread is for the sole purpose of gathering info.

Overdrive: "Magical Heart Catch" (A+B+C+D)

Platinum gets an unlimited number of uses for the item that she was holding before activating the OD. If she uses Mystique Momo while holding a melee item (Pan, Hammer, Kitty) during OD, then she will get rid of that item.

Crush Trigger (A+B)

Platinum turns her staff into a giant boxing glove. Guard Crushes on block, staggers on hit, wall bounces against an aerial opponent, and costs 25 Heat to use. Can be charged but the effects of the charged version are currently unknown.

Same Move Proration

It now allows the opponent to tech immediately after getting hit by a second Same Move Proration move.

(Old Version) Happy Magicka ([2]8): Platinum turns her staff into a huge hand that taunts the opponent, this is a 1st Frame counter move. If the opponent attempts to hit Platinum while she is in her counter stance, she will teleport above the opponent while riding the Swallow Moon balloon. This counter catches lows, mids, highs, and projectiles; pretty much everything but throws.

(New Version) Happy Magicka ([2]8): Platinum enters a counter stance and summons a Platinum dummy doll on a successful counter that has active frames and can be RC'd.

New Item, "Jack-in-the-Box" (5D and 214D): Platinum drops a present box on the ground. If the opponent goes near it, a Platinum face shaped "ball" will spring out of the present box, launching the opponent into the air on hit. 5D drops a present directly in front of Platinum while 214D launches two presents in front of her as seen in the video clip. j.D drops a present directly below Platinum. You get 2 item stocks when you equip this item. The presents disappear if you get hit.

The present boxes turn into treasure chests when upgraded with Miracle Jean and a Swallow Moon shaped "ball" springs out of the chest to launch the opponent upon contact. The opponent is launched high in the air. The treasure chests remain even on hit, so they can serve as accidental "combo breakers". You get 4 item stocks when you use Miracle Jean.

She can only have two of these traps out at a time.

Normals

• 6A: No longer floats/launches on ground hit. It will only juggle already airborne opponents.
  
• 6B: Wall sticks in the corner if used against an airborne opponent. It now has Same Move Proration.
  
• 5C: Lower attack level (?). 5C > 6C works on crouching opponents.
  
• 3C: More pushback.
  
• 6C: It now has Same Move Proration. It launches the opponent on ground hit as it did in CSII.
  
• j.C: Smaller lower hit-box and less untechable time (?)
  
  
  Items
  
  
  • Hammer: You only get 2 stocks for this item now but it instantly Guard Crushes on block.
    
  • Pan: 5C > Rising j.D no longer works. j.D brings Plat straight to the ground, so no more j.D > AD > j.C > 22C combo route. MJ Pan 5D is a Fatal Counter.
    
  • Bat: More untechable time on CH. CH 5D > 66 5B/5C works.
    
  • Kitty: It appears to have a faster start-up.
    
  • Bombs: More untechable time(?)
    
    
    Specials
    
    
    • Air Persia/(j.)236A > XX: The final hit of the 236A follow-ups has a different effect depending on the button used.
      1) A Finisher: Knocks the opponent down in front of Platinum and causes ground slide.
      2) B Finisher: Knocks the opponent directly below Platinum and causes a ground bounce (hard to combo afterwards).
      3) C Finisher: Knocks the opponent down behind Platinum and causes ground slide.
      
    • Air Persia covers less horizontal distance. 2C > Air Persia > Side Swap is no longer possible.
      
    • Air Persia staggers when you use the finisher (236AXXX) on a standing opponent.
      
    • Mami Circular/236B: Wall sticks when used in the corner. Can be followed up with 6C in the corner.
      
    • Swallow Moon/j.236C: The floaty thingy can be moved at a much faster rate.
      
    • Dream Sally/214X: The bubbles have been altered a bit.
      1) A Bubble: Once it touches the corner, it will begin to move at a slower rate.
      2) B Bubble: Moves horizontally at a faster rate than CSE's B Bubble.
      3) C Bubble: The bubble ascends and descends at a faster rate.
      
    • Falling Melody/22C: It now has Same Move Proration and it does a fixed 300 points of damage as opposed to the former 400.
      
    • Dramatic Sammy/41236D: Can now be RC'd.
      

    Supers

    [*]Cure Dot Typhoon/632146C: Can now be used in the air. It gets a power-up during OD.

    Location Test Videos

    Location Test #2 Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB5D7029E4B7127CE

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• When you see *5D (Item Equip), know that it only applies if you've yet to equip any items.
• When you see (66), you have to judge the distance between you and your opponent and decide whether you need to dash or not.
• I'll annotate the damage and meter gain in the end of combos as the following: (Damage/Meter)
• Some combos yield varying amounts of damage and Heat gain. j.2C is an example for varying damage and combos that require Heat are examples for varying meter gain. I'll mark those with "~" for an estimate.
• Green Colored Combos - these combos require two item tokens/stocks.
• Red Colored Combos - these combos require three item tokens/stocks.
• Teal Colored Combos - these combos are used when you want to cycle through your weapons. You'll get rid of one of your items with Mystique Momo and equip another item by the end of the combo.
  

• You do NOT have to dash after 6C > 22C in mid-screen combos against the following characters: Hakumen, Hazama, Litchi, Taokaka, Ragna, Mu, Relius, and Valkenhayn. Why does it matter? 6C > 22C > 66 5C is a tight link, removing the necessity to dash after 22C makes the link much easier to land (6C > 22C > 5C).
• You do NOT have to delay the 214C in corner combos against the following characters: Lambda, Relius, Rachel, Jin, Makoto, Noel, and Tager. Why does it matter? It makes it easier and more consistent to do 6C > 22C afterwards. You have to delay 214C a bit for every other character in order for it to connect correctly.
• You have to delay the final 236B in corner combos that launch the opponent up high against the following characters: Noel, Makoto, and Tager.
• Dark Orange Combos - these combos are Tager specific or require a fuzzy guard setup to work.
• Teal Colored Combos - these combos are used when you want to cycle through your weapons. You'll get rid of one of your items with Mystique Momo and equip another item by the end of the combo. You usually have to dash in when you get to the 5C > 2C > 5D (Item Equip) part in these combos except against the following characters: Jin, Bang, Tsubaki, Hazama, Lambda, Litchi, and Mu.
  

Mid-screen Combos:

• 2A > 5A > 5B > 2B > 5C > 236B (1328/16)
• [standing Opponent] 2A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 1] (2033/43)
  
  
  5A
  
  Standing Opponent
  
  
  • [standing Opponent] 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 1] (2339/43)
  • [standing Opponent] 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 5A > 2B > 5B > 5C > 3C > *22C (2533/33)
    *If you forgo the 22C for oki, the damage/heat would be (2133/31)
    
    Universal
    
    
    • 5A > 5B > 2B > 5C > 236B (1568/13)
    • 66 5A > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 1] (2199/38)
      
      
      6A
      
      
      • [Anti-Air]6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 2] (2644/42)
        

• [standing Opponent] (66) 2B > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 1] (2584/44)
• [standing Opponent] (66) 2B > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 5A > 2B > 5B > 5C > 3C > *22C (2774/34)
  *If you forgo the 22C for oki, the damage/heat would be (2374/32)
  
  Universal
  
  
  • 2B > 5B > 5C > 236B (1716/14)
  • 2B > 3C > 22C > RC > 66 2C > *5D (Item Equip) > 22C > 66 5C > 236B > 66 6C > j.236C > j.C > 22C > [Combo Finisher 1] (3870/29)
    
    5B
    
    Standing Opponent
    
    
    • [standing Opponent] (66) 5B > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 1] (2852/44)
    • [standing Opponent] (66) 5B > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 5A > 5B > 2B > 5C > 3C > *22C (3023/34)
      *If you forgo the 22C for oki, the damage/heat would be (2623/32)
      
      Universal
      
      
      • 5B > 2B > 5C > 236B (1732/12)
      • 5B > 3C > 22C > RC > 66 2C > *5D (Item Equip) 22C > 66 5C > 236B > 66 6C > j.236C > j.C > 22C > [Combo Finisher 2] (4351/37)
        
        
        6B
        
        
        • 6B > 66 5A > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 2] (2256/38)
        • 6B > 66 5A > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 5C > 2C > 5D (Item Equip) > sj.B> JC > j.B > j.236XXX (2335/34)
          
          
          6B CH
          
          
          • [standing Opponent] 6B CH > 66 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 1] (2574/44)
          • [standing Opponent] 6B CH > 66 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 5A > 2B > 5B > 5C > 3C > *22C (2777/34)
            *If you forgo the 22C for oki, the damage/heat would be (2374/32)
          • 6B CH > 66 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 1] (2590/40)
            
            
            j.B
            
            
            • [standing Opponent] j.B > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 1] (2611/45)
            • [standing Opponent] j.B > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 5A > 2B > 5B > 5C > 3C > *22C (2813/35)
              *If you forgo the 22C for oki, the damage/heat would be (2413/33)
            • j.B > 66 5A > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 1] (2478/40)
              
              
              Instant Overhead (Tager Only)
              
              
              • Rising j.B > (Delayed) j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 2] (2647/44)
                
                j.B > (66) 5C
                
                
                • [standing Opponent] j.B CH > 66 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > [Combo Finisher 1] (2829/44)
                • [standing Opponent] j.B CH > 66 5C > j.C > j.2C > 66 5A > 5C > j.C > j.2C > 5A > 5B > 2B > 5C > 3C > *22C (2989/34)
                  *If you forgo the 22C for oki, the damage/heat would be (2589/32)
                • j.B CH > 66 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 6A > 236B > 66 > [Combo Finisher 1] (2437/39)
                • [TK Swallow/CH]j.B > 66 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 5C > 236B > 66 6C > j.236C > j.C > 22C > [Combo Finisher 1] (3489/42)
                • [TK Swallow/CH]j.B > 66 5C > 6A > 6C > j.236C > j.C > 66 5C > 236B > 66 6C > j.236C > j.C > 22C > 66 5C > 2C > 5D (Item Equip) > sj.B > JC > j.B > j.236XXX (3756/43)
                  

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