so as the title says, I am a novice in both: P4A in general and playing as Chie. I would like to have some more experienced players help me out

1. When Kanji does his grab, is there ANY way I can break his long and damaging combo?

2. Is there a follow up to Chies grab?

3. What is the very most essential and useful combo I should focus on? I am always doing: Something -> 236A -> 236A -> 236C

4. What am I supposed to do, when Labrys charges up her axe?

5. What am I supposed to do, when Akihiko is flashing and standing still? I usually do nothing and nothing happens, but I guess there is a better option.

Thanks in advance!

I can do Semi advanced Combos such as

236A > 236B > 236CD > JC > 5B(in air) > 5C(in air) > 236C

And

All Out > Launch > 5B > 5C > JC > 5B > 5C > 236C

But, I'm having some problems with Power Charge. It's SOO frustrating. I try rampaging and I slip up and use Power Charge! Now I can't use my SP Dragon Kick!

Is there anything I can do to practice not Power Charging?

Also, I'm having trouble with JBB. Anything I can do to get better at that?

Thanks!

1: 214C (FC), 236236A

2. 2AB, 236236A

3. 5A

4. 2B

5. j.A

6/7. dj.BB

8. dj.C

9. j.236D

10. OMB

11. 5B

And then the rest should be an easy 236B 236B 5C loop till death.

Unfortunately, after the third Skull Cracker, the combo drops. Why can't Chie use SMP like Naoto does?

Contents

1.) Introduction

2.) Main Combos

3.) Mortal Blow Combos

• This thread is for posting any and all combos for CHARACTER. This thread will be updated continuously over time so all contributions are welcome. Info will be coming soon!
  
• Combo discussion may take place in this thread but I would prefer general gameplay discussion take place in the appropriate thread.
  
  
  [table=width: 710, align: center]
  General Notations UsedSpecial Notation Used
  

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  j.Jump
  hj.High Jump
  ad.Air Dash
  iad.Instant Air Dash
  mj.Mini Jump
  dj.Double Jumpjc.Jump Cancel
  hjc.High Jump Cancelji.Jump Install
  dc.Dash Cancelsc.Super Cancel
  CHCounter HitFCFatal Counter
  OMCOne More CancelOMBOne More Burst
  AOA-CAll-Out Attack ending with C finish
  AOA-DAll-Out Attack ending with D finish
  QEQuick EscapeATAir Turn
  { }Whiffed Input[ ]Hold Input
  (N)Attack must deal N amount of hits.
  [???] xNRepeat ??? N amount of times.
  AAAttack is used as an anti-air, hitting an airborne opponent.[/table]

  
  

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  DM:Damage
  SP:SP Gain
  TextChallenge Mode Combos[/table][/tr][/table]
  
  
  
  
  2A.) Mid-screen

  
  Gives Hard Knockdown; leads into Oki
  

  • 2A > 5AA > 5B > 2B > 2AB (0%@1043)
    
  • 5AB-C (FC) > J.D > dash 5B > 5C > 5AB
    
  • AA 2B > JC > JBB > 8D > 5AB (0%@?)
    
  • JB (CH) > 5B > 2B > JBB > 8D > 5AB (0%@1976)
    
  • JBB > 5B > 2B > 2AB (0%@1458)
    
  • Charged 236A (FC) > 5B > 2AB > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 5B > 5C > 2DD > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5B > 5C > 5AB (0%@4740)
    

  Damage Focus; not necessarily good positioning

  [*]5AB-C (FC) > JD > dash 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 214C (D in Corner) > 236236D (50%@4422)

  [*]AA 2B > JB > JC > 8D > 5B > 2369B (?) > 236A > 214C > 236236D (50%@3878)

  [*]JB (CH) > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4273)

  [*]Throw OMC > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 236D (50%@3051)

  [*]Throw (CH) > dash 2A > 5C > 236B > 236B > 236D (0%@3147)

  [*]Throw OMB > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%/Burst@4416)

  [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A OMB > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%/Burst@5023)

  [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236B > 236D OMB > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%/Burst@6152, crouching only)

  [*]5B (CH) > 2D > dash 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@5333)

  [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > Dash 5C > 236B > 236B > 236D (50%@4216)

  [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (100%@5399)

  [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 214D > 236236D (100%@5718, must be near corner when starting)

  [*]214D (FC) > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4980)

  [*]236236C OMC > 2A > 2B > JB > JC > JBB > JC > 236C (100%@4898)

  [*]Charged 236A (FC) > 5B > 2AB > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 66 5B > 5C > 44 5C > 66 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > dash 5C > 5B > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@6797)

*Paste from my topic on Mayonaka Midnight
Anyway, on to the problem..
So I've been kicking my way through all of chie's trials and I got to 27 today. As with all combos I break it up into smaller pieces and slowly combine them all into the full combo..

Now for those of you who don't remember her challenge 27 here is what it basically is.

stand B
2B
2AB (sweep)
Qcf X2 A (Power charge)
Stand B
Stand C
Qcf B (Rampage)
Stand B
Jump B
Additional B
Midair C
Qcf D Dragon Kick


OK so I do the combo as fast as I humanly can but no matter how hard I try, Stand B doesn't connect after rampage.. at all. I can't seem to figure out what I'm doing wrong. Any advice?

One piece of advice I was given was to do rampage as fast as possible to get Yu higher up for the combo but If I do it any faster I think my fingers will break.

I tried looking at how Vesper did it in his videos but it didnt help much.

Best Chie: DC

Worst Chie: Colpevole

Okay so some weird stuff can happen off okizeme and I'm going to put it all in here, things to watch out for, answers, answers to the answers. etc. So there are two situations primary situations where you can get oki:

Ground combo -> Sweep 5DD

Air combo -> j8D/5C -> AoA -> microdash5DD

The latter almost always setups for "perfect oki" there are a couple situations where the AoA might hit a little weird, and in the corner I recommend omitting the dash because throws can act unpredictably but otherwise you'll generally get the full mixups off of it.

On defense there's almost nothing you can do about this. If you can feel it out properly a 5f 5a or a throw can beat it out -- but honestly if there is a way to tell a good aoa 5DD from a bad aoa 5DD I couldn't tell you. You're betting on luck, and there are way more good 5DDs than bad 5DDs here.

Now for Sweep 5DD there are a few interesting things to point out here.

There are actually two parts of 5DD, the initial hits ("5D") and the followthrough ("5DD")

If you do Sweep -> 5DD immiediately, the initial hits actually whiff, and the followthrough doesn't hit until frame 6, so a lot of characters have answers to this as follows:

Aigis: 5A, Backdash

Akihiko: 5A, 2A

Chie: 5A

Liz: Backdash

Naoto: SB Stance(aka ex roll)

Yosuke: 5A

Narukami: 5A

Mitsuru: 2B

[All characters can throw you if you are really close]

Characters with no answer(abuse this setup, especially midscreen):

Labrys, Shadow Labrys, Kanji, Yukiko

Immediate 5DD offers you great oki if your opponent must/does respect it. The pushback is minimal and you can get a very clean mixup. If they tech very late you can 2A (5DD connects) AoA and put them back in to the same situation.

What if they tech immediately, try to jump, and get hit out of the air? -- this happens sometimes. You can actually combo (5dd connects, jBB, j8D AoA) to reset the situation. Be very careful of confirming whether the j8D will hit properly, sometimes the last hit can whiff and your AoA will be very unsafe.

In general you should always block first until you confirm that the opponent is blocking your oki, otherwise you might commit to a mixup and get hit by late tech DP. Be especially careful against these characters with air unblockable wakeups--

Akihiko: B+D, DP Super

Narukami: B+D

Mitsuru: Bufudyne Super

Now once your opponent knows how to deal with immediate 5DD oki you need to start delaying your 5DD, and this is when things start getting a little interesting. In the corner this will net you "perfect oki" with proper timing, and even more +f than the immediate oki. However midscreen the inital hits(5D) have more pushback, and if the opponent immediate techs and holds [4] they will walk out of the oki. Freeing them up to 2B, DP, Super etc something random since they are not in blockstun. Additionally a well timed late tech between the last hit of 5DD and the next-to-last hit allows enough space to jump out.

In the midscreen it's not always possible to get a mixup against a player who knows what they are doing(unless they are very very close to you when hit by the sweep), but you can often score hits by catching them "playing properly" -- if you convince them to crouch block the delayed 5DD, they won't take the step back and will be forced to block the entire move, here you can start throwing in immediate dash 2A's after the delayed 5DD to both catch both late techs and attempts to escape. This can be beaten by immediate tech -> DP, but generally the risk reward is very strongly in Chie's favor.

You can guarantee blockstun at least by laying out 5DD and then confirming the first hits being blocked and following up with a dash 5A, putting you at advantage and allowing you to corner the opponent.

ADDITIONALLY there are two other times you can get guaranteed oki that some Chies do not know about.

After a counterhit B+D midscreen, you can dash 2DD and force your opponent to block it. The same goes for any low proration midscreen combo with a B skullcracker(5a5b2b236a~236b-crouching only, for instance) -- you are able to dash 2DD and force them to block it. However the timing is rather strict, and if you over-dash your opponent will be able to DP you, while if you under-dash they will be free.

I've included everything I can think of atm, ask if you have any questions about chie oki (defense and offense)

Edit: here are some "guaranteed escapes" and chie's best answer to them.

Any invincible super -> immediate rapid cancel(be sure to block low in case chie B+D's the super):

Once you see Tomoe, if you have 100 meter you are free to super + rapid. This takes a card from Chie's persona and if she makes a mistake she will be hit. Be sure to rapid because a good Chie player will block or counter the super, you don't want to be punished.

B+D -> install(Akihiko, Chie):

here if Chie blocks the B+D you get frame advantage. The best she can do is avoid blocking it and then try to meaty you. A lot of times if she already jumped you can punish it with a 2B.

Guard Cancel -> Rapid(does not apply to Liz)

It's easier for chie to avoid these than supers in general, so she may still be at frame advantage, but at least you won't get mixed up. Make sure to have a rapid ready because she shouldn't get hit by it. You will take a persona card.

Any of the above options are actually pretty ok against chie if she only has 1 persona card left, her damage without tomoe is on the weak side.

Edit2:

After a D godfist you can use [8] j.A to get a safejump. This is highly recommended against characters who have strong ways to escape Chie's oki options with the extra awakening meter they will have, or if you only have 1 persona card and don't want to get persona broken.

This is a a guide for beginners to Chie. If you are a seasoned player you probably won't be able to learn much from this, but for players looking for somewhere to start -- this should offer everything you need.

What are the advantages to playing Chie?

• Incredibly Fast
  
• High Damage
  
• Great Knockdown Game
  
• Excellent Awakening Super
  
  
  What are the disadvantages to playing Chie?
  
  • Mediocre Footsies
    
  • No Fullscreen Options (without awakening)
    

  General Gameplan:

  At neutral use your movement options to get in on your opponent and land a hit. Find a way to convert this hit to a knockdown. Lay down Tomoe for okizeme and run a mixup. If it succeeds, knock the opponent down again until they are low enough to finish with meter.

  When executed correctly, Chie will generally kill most of the cast before they can enter Awakening mode.

  This guide will cover the combos and pressure strings necessary to do the above, but the method of scoring your first hit will vary greatly from match to match.

  Converting Hits to Knockdowns

  Chie has two moves which you will be looking to end your combos with. 2AB and 5AB. If you're comboing your opponent on the ground you'll want to end your combo with 2AB, if you're juggling them look for an opportunity to land 5AB. Listed below are some incredibly common combos that I find myself using multiple times per match.

Midscreen

2A 5AA 5B 2B 2AB

j.BB 5AA 5B 2B 2AB

air-to-air j.B(ch) 5B 5C j.C dj.BB 8D (land) 5AB

low air-to-air j.B 5A 5C j.C dj.BB 8D (land) 5AB


Corner

2A 5AA 5B 5C 2B 2C 5B 2AB

j.BB 5AA 5B 5C 2B 2C 5B 2AB

j.BB 5B 5C 2B 236A 236A 5B 5C 5AB (this combo doesn't work off of a 2a)

Midscreen

5AB-C(fatal) j.D (land, dash) 5B 5C 5AB

5AB-C(fatal) j.D (land, dash) 5B 5C 236B 236B 214C 236236D


Corner

5AB-D(fatal) 5B 5C 2D j.5D 5AB

5AB-D(fatal) 5B 5C 2D j.5D 236B 236B 214D 236236D

(counterhit combo)

5B(ch)2D dash 5B 5C j.C dj.BB j.8D 236B 236B 214C 236236D

High Mixup, Corner:

j.BB 5B 5C 236A 236A 5B 5C 236B 236B 214D 236236D

Low Mixup, Corner:

2A 5B 5C 236A 236A 5B 5C 236B 236B 5B 5C 214C 236236D


Corner, Crouching(This combo is much easier than the above two. Watch out for crouchers in the corner!):

2A/j.BB -> 5B 5C 236B 236B 5C 236B 236B 214D 236236D


Midscreen, 50 Meter:

2A/j.BB -> 5B 2B 5C 236A 236A 214C 236236D


Midscreen, 50 Meter, Crouching + Awakening

2A/j.BB -> 5B 2B 5C 236A 236B 236D 214214C


Midscreen, 100 Meter

2A/j.BB -> 5B 2B 236A 236A 236236A dash 5C 236B 236B dash 5C dash 5A 5C 214C 236236D


Corner or Midscreen, Crouching, Burst, 50 meter)

2A/j.BB -> 5B 2B 236A 236B 214D OMB -> 5C 236B 236B 214C 236236D

 

I'm going to try to create and uploade video guides to go along with most of this content as well.

Mix-ups:

5A stagger pressure - This is the most consistent form of hit-confirming Chie has and can be the basis of opening your opponent up. The standard string is 5A delay 5A (so as to link 5A but not go into 5AA) microdash 5A. You can throw in 2A > 5A at any time to keep the opponent honest. Done properly, you can even block Furious Actions by holding back during the 5A. Upon hitting with 5A (or 5A > 5A), you can go into 5AA and then crouch confirm or stand confirm into optimal combos, or 5B > 2B > JC > JBB > JD into ender if you confirm an aerial hit. If you get nothing going, after a few 5As, you can back off to bait a Furious Action, then 5C dash back in or dash 2A, 5A, or 5B. If blocked excessively, you can go into further mix-ups, but you can always come back to this as low risk pressure.

IA JC frame trap - An excellent tool for hitting opponents trying to throw or press buttons. On counter-hit you get her beefiest jump-in combos, and on block you can keep coming in for a JB or dash away if you'd like. JC has aerial halting properties, so it can be used as a semi-cross-up to land in front or in back of your opponent after as a jumping mix-up, and against some Furious Actions like Yosuke and Labrys, you can flat out dodge their reversal if aimed above the opponent.

Jumping mix-ups - Beyond just JC, there's a fair bit of trickery to be had when jumping. Chie can jump cancel most of her ground normals at any time, blocked or hit (5AAA, 5B, 2B, or 5C recommended for most frame advantage). You can neutral jump air turn and cross the opponent up, empty jump throw, empty jump 2A, air dash JBB, air dash JBBA, air dash JB > 2A, etc. One Chie specific trick when the opponent is cornered is to use 5AAA, jump canceled into a forward jump air turn in the corner. This brings the opponent forward slightly and allows a cross-up where one normally can't happen.

5A into CD or 5C Dash CD - Chie's throw. It's not the best thing to land because you don't get good oki after, but sometimes the opponent will be so focused on guarding that they'll constantly leave themselve's open to throws, and more importantly, once thrown once or twice, the potential fear of a throw which will give more of a basis for 5A pressure to hit your opponent.

5AB - Chie has the fastest AoA in the game, and it leads into oki or good damage no matter where on the screen. Punishable on block if you don't OMC it - it's best to use sparingly and in conjunction with stagger pressure or 2AB > 236236A mix-ups to open your opponent up.

236A OMC 2A - Many players will automatically block high during a 236A in anticipation of the 236A/B/AB follow-up, or they'll try to instant block the hits - with the OMC, you get a surprising low, or you can back off and bait a Furious Action.

2AB > 236236A - While Chie has a very strong overhead game, her sweep is no joke if you have meter. You can turn her sweep into 5K damage with 100 meter on hit, and another mix-up on block as you retain plenty of frame advantage. Useful for catching the opponent blocking high or trying to chicken guard. You can also just use 2AB with no meter during pressure and jump cancel it into JC or J.3D. Note - going for 2AB > 5DD pressure as a guess has a HUGE gap in between, not recommended whatsoever unless you know the opponent blocks high.

5B > 2DD - There's a very large gap here, and an opponent pressing buttons WILL hit you, but ultimately if your opponent isn't getting opened up via staggers and they're not using Furious Action, this is a fantastic way to start another mix-up as you essentially get your choice of oki on block. On counter hit, this combos and you can follow it up with a jump-in or 236B > 5A into a solid combo.

2B/5B/5C > 236AB - A good way to end a block string if you're unsure of your opponent's habits, as you get a solid high/low after into 2A or 236B/AB. 2A is recommended as you can go into stagger pressure on block, though you get a stronger combo if the 236B/AB hits.

5C > 214D frame trap - There's a 9 frame gap between the 5C and 214D on block, which sounds bad, but it's actually a very strong frame trap due to the distance it can be done from and the awesome damage gotten if it counter hits. On block it's +12, which allows for a dash up 5A or 2A, or a safe 2D from further out, into further pressure and mix-ups.

5B or 5C dash canceled - Chie is left at -1 after this on block, so it isn't as good as stagger pressure for lockdown. Still, when pushed out it can provide a means back in, especially if you back dash after stagger pressure baiting buttons/FA.

5C > 236B - While not a commonly used mix-up, and for good reason, it's a direct and deadly counter to trying to chicken guard Chie during pressure.

Chie Players meet up! Just post your information in the given format and I'll keep the OP updated.

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Regarding Notation

• Move names replaced with inputs
  
• S66 = Slight Forward Dash
  
• RC = OMC (One More Cancel)
  
• RCB = OMB (One More Cancel Burst)
  
• HKD = Hard Knockdown (2AB and Aerial Hit 5AB)
  
  
• (X%/YYYY) = (Meter%/Damage)
  
• Blue Color = Hard Knockdown
  
• Red Color = Damage Focus (236236C/D or 236C/D Enders)
  
  
  Video Description Tips
  
  
  • Corner 5C > 236B > 236B doesn’t connect
    
    • Try adding a slight delay to 5C.
      
      
      
    • J8D Land 5AB doesn’t connect
      
      • Due to JC inertia slowing down landing you should replace JC with JBB.
        
        
        
        
      • Why do you input JB during the 5AB-C combo?
        
        • To prevent an accidental air dash. It is not necessary and was thus not included in the combo notation.
          
          
          
        • Why do you turn around when faking a high into a low?
          
          • Because when you do an air back dash you land faster.
            
            
            
            
            Okizeme
            
            
            • Standard: HKD 2DD
              
              • Works on people who have 5f jabs (Narukami, Chie, Yousuke, Sanada, Aigis)
                
                
                
              • Alternative: HKD 5DD
                
                • Works on people who have 6f+ jabs
                  
                • Can be jumped out of but should still hit in air
                  
                  
                  
                • Teddie: HKD 2D whiffs 5B (CH)
                  
                  • His reversal beats 2DD cleanly so bait it with 2D which should whiff allowing for 5B punish on his attempted reversal.
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    Corner Mixup (Following HKD 5/2DD)
                    
                    
                    • J7/8/9 AD Forward
                      
                      • 2A > 5AA > 5B > 5C > 2B > 2C > 5B > 2AB (0%@1602)
                        
                      • JBB > 5B > 5C > 2B > 236A > 236A > 5B > 5C > 5AB (0%@2545)
                        
                      • (On Crouching) JBB > 5B > 5C > 2B > 2C > 236B > 5AA > 5B > 5C >2B > 2C > 5B > 2AB (0%@3374)
                        
                        
                        
                      • J8/9 JB > 236AB Land
                        
                        • 236B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 5AB (25%@2319)
                          
                          • 236AB will whiff but Chie will still glow indicating followup potential
                            
                          • High/Low order is: JB (High) > 236B[1] (High) > 236B [2] (Low)
                            
                          • Can use 236AB Strum B as well.
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            Midscreen Mixup (Following HKD 5/2DD)
                            
                            
                            • J9 AD Forward
                              
                              • 2A > 5AA > 5B > 2B > 2AB (0%@983)
                                
                              • JBB > 5B > 2B > 2AB (0%@1458)
                                
                                
                                
                              • 66 J9 AD Back
                                
                                • JBB > 5B > 5C > 2B > 2C > 5B > 2AB (0%@2331)
                                  
                                  • Switch facing before AD Back (?)
                                    
                                    
                                    
                                  • 2A > 5B > 5C > 2B > 2C > 5B > 2AB (0%@1636)
                                    
                                    • Do not switch facing and you will land faster (but can be a dead giveaway)
                                      
                                      
                                      
                                      
                                      
                                      
                                      
                                      Corner Combos
                                      
                                      
                                      • 2A > 5B > 5C > 236A > 236A > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5B > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4000)
                                        
                                        
                                        
                                        • 5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 5AB (0%@3129)
                                          
                                        • 5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 214D > 236236D (50%@5095)
                                          
                                        • 5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 214D > 236236D (100%@5718)
                                          
                                          • Also works near corner
                                            
                                            
                                            
                                            
                                            
                                            • 5C (CH) > 5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 5B > 5C > 5AB (0%@2396)
                                              
                                            • 5C (CH) > 5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5B > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4756)
                                              
                                              
                                              
                                              • 5AB-D (FC) > 5B > 5C > 2D > JD > 5AB (0%@2737)
                                                
                                                
                                              • 5AB-D (FC) > 5B > 5C > 2D > JD > 236B > 236B > 214D > 236236D (50%@4720)
                                                
                                                
                                                
                                                • 5BD (CH) > 5B > 5C > 8D > 5AB (0%@2671)
                                                  
                                                • 5BD (CH) > 5B > 5C > 8D > 236B > 236B > 214D > 236236D (50%@4722)
                                                  
                                                  
                                                  
                                                  • 214C (FC) > 236236A > S66 5C > 5B > 5C > 2D > 5Cx4 > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 5B > 5C > 214C > 236236D (100%@7432)
                                                    
                                                    • Probably need to backdash after each 5C during 5Cx4
                                                      

                                                    [*]214C > 236236A > 5B > 5C > JC > 8D > 236B > 236B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 236236D (100%@5733)

                                                    [*]214D (FC) > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 66 5B > 5C > 2D > J7D > 236B > 236B > 214C > 236326D (50%@5174)

                                                    [*]Movie notation incorrectly shows multiple aerial moves instead of grounded moves

                                                    [*]236A (FC) > 5B > 2AB > JC > JB > 5C > 2D >[walk back] 5C > 44 5C > 44 5C > 44 5C > 66 5B > 236B > 236B > 5C > 5B > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@7210)

                                                    [*]Charged up 236A Fatal Counter Only Damage Variety

                                                    [*]Use when you can guarantee a counter hit

                                                    Midscreen Combos

                                                    [*]5AB-C (FC) > JD > S66 5B > 5C > 5AB (0%@2516)

                                                    [*]5AB-C (FC) > JD > S66 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 214C (D in Corner) > 236236D (50%@4422)

                                                    [*](Awakened) 5BD (CH) > 214214D > SJ8 > 236D (50%@3363)

                                                    [*]2B > JB > JC > 8D > 2AB > J7 > AD (Switch Facing?) JB (Crossup) (0%@1716+400+Followup)

                                                    [*]2B > JBB > 8D > 2AB (0%@1666)

                                                    [*]Switches sides

                                                    [*]2B > JBB > 8D > 5AB (0%@1565)

                                                    [*]2B > JB > JC > 8D > 5B > 2369B (?) > 236A > 214C > 236236D (50%@3878)

                                                    [*]JB (CH) > 5B > 2B > JBB > 8D > 5AB (0%@1976)

                                                    [*]JB (CH) > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4273)

                                                    [*]Throw RC > 5C > 236B > 236B > (S66) > 236D (50%@3051)

                                                    [*]All throws combos work regardless of direction/positioning.

                                                    [*]Throw (CH) > S66 2A > 5C > 236B > 236B > 236D (0%@3147)

                                                    [*]Throw (CH) > 2A > 5C > JB > JC > JB > JC > 236C (0%@2764)

                                                    [*]Use if you have problems with S66 2A

                                                    [*]Throw RCB > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (0%/Burst@4416)

                                                    [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A RCB > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%/Burst@5023)

                                                    [*](On Crouching) 5B > 2B > 236A > 236B > 236D RCB > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%/Burst@6152)

                                                    [*]5B (CH) > 2D > S66 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@5333)

                                                    [*]Easy 5k off 5B CH

                                                    [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > Dash 5C > 236B > 236B > 236D (50%@4216)

                                                    [*]Basic Charge A combo

                                                    [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (100%@5399)

                                                    [*]5B > 2B > 236A > 236A > 236236A > 5C > 236B > 236B > 5C > 236B > 236B > 214D > 236236D (100%@5718)

                                                    [*]Near corner only

                                                    [*]5A > Block Burst > Dash 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4041)

                                                    [*]Burst Bait

                                                    [*]214D (FC) > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@4980)

                                                    [*]236236C RC > 2A > 2B > JB > JC > JBB > JC > 236C (100%@4298)

                                                    [*]Video notation incorrectly shows JB instead of JBB

                                                    [*]236A (FC) > 5B > 2AB > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 5B > 5C > 2DD > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5B > 5C > 5AB (0%@4740)

                                                    [*]Charged up 236A Fatal Counter Only HKD Variety

                                                    [*]Use when you can guarantee a counter hit

                                                    [*]236A (FC) > 5B > 2AB > JC > JB > 5C > 44 5C > 66 5B > 5C > 44 5C > 66 5B > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5B > 5C > 214C > 236236D (50%@6797)

                                                    [*]Charged up 236A Fatal Counter Only Damage Variety

                                                    [*]Use when you can guarantee a counter hit

                                                    Anywhere

                                                    [*]5B > 2B > 2AB > 236236A > 5C > 5A > 5C > 236B > 236B > S66 5C > 5A > 5C > 214C > 236236D (100%@5548)

                                                    Disclaimer: There may be some errors in the notation/damage/meter usage but it should be correct for the most part. I didn't notice it at first, but some of the video notation is incorrect so some of the earlier combos in each list may suffer from those types of errors.

                                                    All combos were tested on Chie.

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                                                    Dakanya just linked me an amazing mixup video: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm18680585

                                                    Setup 1+2 - Double crossup off blocked 5C midscreen

                                                    5C (blocked) IAD JC (crossup from back) OMB (crossup from front)

                                                    If the IAD JC hits and you combo into OMB the combo goes 5B 5C JC JBB J8D land 236B 236B 214D 236236D (50%,4764)

                                                    If the IAD JC is blocked but OMB hits the combo is the same as above but for 50%, 4801 damage.

                                                    The third part shows that it beats out Yu's DP (and thus probably a lot of others except maybe Mitsuru?) Burst does not get used if they DP.

                                                    I did a little testing with the help of Manabe yesterday. It will not beat Mitsuru, Kanji, Yukiko, or Teddie B+D. All other DPs will whiff or lose outright. All counter DPs except Teddie's will be triggered, but they will whiff and are punishable.

                                                    The 4th and 5th parts show how you can use OMC to do the same type of mixup off 5C midscreen:

                                                    5C (blocked) IAD JC OMC falling JB

                                                    The followup combo is 5B 236A 236A 236236A 66 (under opponent) 5C 44 5B 5C J8D JA

                                                    Next is a section about a corner crossup setup:

                                                    5AAA (blocked+pulls opponent out of corner) IAD JB (crossup) JA 66 5AA 5B 2B JBB JA JC 66 5A 5B 2AB (0%,2228)

                                                    Note: I think there was some discussion on these forums about how the auto combo pulls the opponent out of the corner but I don't think it was as fleshed out as this.

                                                    Last section is a blockstring ending in 236A 236A (1) OMC (only works on tall people):

                                                    236A 236A (1) OMC JBB JA JC 5B 2B JBB JA JC 5A 5B 5C 214C 236236D (100%,4036)