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I like the Mu Boards, like, a lot, but this place is better. Sorry man. :3

Wait a minute now.. Why is everyone suddenly appearing out of nowhere??? Obviously, that's a good thing. Haha. So like, anyone interested in heading down to Gamerbase Trocadero tomorrow (or today more like) for some games of EX? Check here

I've actually had mine for a while thanks. Well, it's not mine per se, but I've got a copy, heh. Glad to hear you've got yours. Just have to wait for the others now...

BBCS:EX Tsubaki Yayoi Combo Movie「regret sin」

Looking forward to it and no probs. Cleaned up some parts in the Valk wiki again. It's fine now.

Thanks for the response shtkn. I'll change it to the formula you provided and then update it later when you change it.

Hey Shtkn. I'm having a problem linking with Valkenhayn's html links with wolf attacks. The fact that it requires the [w] is where the problem arises. For instance, when I place [w]5A for the link, it provides an unintentional. I tried using it without the brackets, and I get forbidden pages. Can you tell me how to go about this please? Sorry for the previous post :v Edit: I was tampering with stuff more and I found out that by placing '%5bw%5d5A', it works. Odd really.

Then again you don't want to make it easy for Bang to get you. Combine this with wolf movements, and you're good. Which allows your opponent to read you easily. Happens to everyone, or most people. It happens to me, and nervousness isn't exactly something you can shrug off easily. You'll get used to it as you participate in more tournaments. :v You sometimes use drain a lot of wolf meter in the process too. Be sure to look out and revert to human mode pressure if necessary. Well, in EX, while CAs are viable, remember they remove a primer now, and Valk has 4. :V Agreed. Indeed. You have so many tools at your disposal. Make your opponent fear you. Frustrate them into making mistakes, like rage bursting. Then applaud.

Pfft. It helps that you can actually watch it again and learn from it though. Good stuff. Congratz on your tournament win again.

You're spot on with it. Just to note: 6A FC > 5CC > 6CC > 214D does not work on Jin, Noel, or Lambda. For it to work, use 6C > 214D instead. In the end you're not losing out on that much more damage anyway. Also: 3C FC > 6C > (slight delay) j.CC > 5C > 2CC > IAD j.CC > 5C > 2CC > 236C > 214C > 22B [3438 Damage, 37% Heat gain] PK, I believe you accidentally listed these 2 combos as mugen combos. {FC 3CC > RC > 22D (charged) > 5D (0.4secs) > 236D > 2CC > 623C > j.236A(w) > j.214D > 6CC > 214D > IAD j.CC > 5C > 2CC > 236C 214C 22B [5083, 47 meter gain]} {FC 3CC > RC > 22D (charged) > 5D (0.4secs) > 236D > 2CC > 623C > j.236A(w) > j.214D > 6CC > 214D > IAD j.CC > 5C > 2CC > j.C > j.CC > j.214D > 6C > 236236C [5765 Damage]}

On hit, the only way to followup is rapid cancel into another normal. The basic combo is to use 236A - 2C and you can check the combo thread for more combos involving it. On block, it's 0 on block, and usually any followup pressure you try to do can get beaten by an opponent's attack, that's including if it's wolf cancelled. I wouldn't completely recommend using it on block without meter because it's quite unsafe. There is not, but Valk's new combos allow you to followup j.C with 2A or 5B when landing.

That Tsubaki got a little too happy with using j.D when close to Noel.

2/4/12 Central Hachiouji Lambda vs Tsubaki Valkenhayn vs Tsubaki V Thanks dude!

Good stuff yo. Updated Valk wiki. It'll be cleared up more as time passes.

Thanks for the clarification Bat. I noticed this combo in this vid. Flashy, but I wouldn't use the bursts, and I'd opt for the normal ender beforehand. Also check out this

The Biter has leveled up so much since the last time I saw him. That was some good stuff. Central Hachiouji Rachel vs Valkenhayn Valkenhayn vs Tsubaki/Lambda

Added a midscreen to corner combo: 236B > RC > 2C > j.214B > 9D > w[j.B > j.A] > 5D > 2C > 6C > 2C > 6B(1) > 236C > 1D > w[j.236B > j.236A > j.236B > 7CD] > j.C > 2A > 5B > 2C > j.B > j.B > j.C [5843 Damage, 55% Heat Gained] It's illustrated with a video link. Also check out this midscreen to corner 6B FC combo Added, but note it is Arakune specific.

No probz, and noted.

5.Tech traps and Resets. Look at the Combo Ender Variations here from 9-11. This video by Mr. Middlekick contains a numerous amount of command throw tech traps. It's CS2, so remember that using it in EX will consume more meter. Please be cautious as you do not want to drain your meter.

4. Gameplay *WIP* Valk is an extremely tricky character in terms of mix-up. His high/low mixup is one of (if not the) the best in the game, and you should exploit this whenever the opportunity arises. Your optimal pokes are dependent upon where your opponent is. You want to use 5A/2A, 5B, and wolf pokes for close range combat. Mid screen you want to space and counter poke with 5B, 6B (situational), 5C, and 6C(situational). Proper use of these pokes will either score you a simple combo into knockdown + oki, or a reset opportunity. His mix-up is somewhat vulnerable to mashing, however he has tools to deal with the majority of situations where someone is trying to counter your rushdown. The following examples will illustrate these basic mix-up principles, along with options to consider when someone is mash prone. Getting in: Normally Valkenhayn does not have many manouvers to get in his opponent's face while in human form. Despite this, he has really good footsies with good priority such as 5B and 5C, which has massive range. The only problem with 5C is that it's slow in startup and and many characters can evade it by using an attack which allows them to under it, such as Makoto's or Tsubaki's 3C. 5C can usually guarantee you counter hits and it links into 236C nicely which guarantees not only good damage but corner carry as well. Valkenhayn cannot run, and instead dashes, and this is not particularly something you would want to fall on for offense. Whilst 236A covers alot of ground but may have to be wolf cancelled to prevent the opponent from punishing your recovery. This applies to 236C as well but you are more vulnerable as the recovery time for the move is longer. They can be considered, but is not generally advised. The key of using human mode is to play footsies with your opponent and catch counter hits in order to guarantee your corner assault. However, in wolf mode, Valkenhayn is granted with a ton of ways to get in. A typical way of getting in is by jumping and using (w) 66D which has a massive jump arc and covers alot of distance. This can be followed up with a j.B or j.C to begin the pressure you inflict onto your opponent. This is a very easy technique to anti air though, and in those instances you could use (w) 7C followed up with an attack to punish your opponent's recovery and evade the hit. Alternatively you could barrier block but then you'll be put onto the defensive which is not what you want. In addition, the wolf's variety in C - movements allow for mixed ways of getting in. You could dash forward to close the gap quicker, or go up and cancel the dash with a wolf cannon for instance. Bear in mind that the forward dash is very unsafe on opponents as they can simply hit you airbourne. As Valk, you generally want to be making the first move because there are so many offensive capabilities that he possesses. You want to rushdown, but you don't want to be reckless, as that could cost you your wolf meter or your health. Wolf Movements The following list indicates the many ways in which you can approach your opponent: [w]7C>7C x N: This can usually be used to bait something like an AA or a reversal. Note that the same thing can be done with 4C > 4C x N [h]sj.D> [w]j.C > j.D (+jump option) [h]IAD.D > [w]j.C > j.D [w]j.236A > NC In air - [w]66, D: This gives a different dash arc than [w]C, D. This is a common approach as it very easily closes the gap between you and your opponent. It can be combined with a (w) 7C for instance in order to avoid AAs and for crossups. [h]9D > 6j.D - revert IAD. you can barrier/block during the time you aren't a wolf - "Awesome transform - revert IAD. Not only does it fling you across the entire screen very quickly, but you can barrier/block during the time you aren't a wolf (most of the move)." Note: Even though [w]66, D strongly helps to get in, try not to be super reliant on it. Try mixing it up, you have other approaches, it becomes too obvious if you just mix up your air approach between wolf IAD > rehuman and random w.j7Cs which would cost you more meter if you're trying to avoid gettig AA'd. There are two movement options that most Valk players should learn how to abuse first and foremost: - Learning to approach your opponent by just by running on the ground, cause wolf walk speed is ridiculous, and it's possible to play footsies with w5A. - Learning when to use cannons in neutral as a movement option and as a way to score counterhits (they don't use that much wolf gauge compared to Rasen). Remember you're not there to look fancy and you're just trying to get in whilst consuming as little wolf meter as possible. For visual aid, please refer to this part of the Valkenhayn tutorial. Offense: When in your opponents face, you have many ways of applying pressure. In Human Mode: You have a high low mixup from most normals. For example, you can use 2C > 3C or 2C > j.C Instant overhead which is not particularly easy to react to. 236A to close the gap between you and your opponent, but this is not particularly safe as your next attack can be poked out of. It is more effective when rapid cancelled as it provides a more safe way to apply more pressure. 236A > RC > 2C can catch counter hits if your opponent is used to pressing buttons after 236A, and this goes into big damage. 6B is very useful to reset pressure Throws are useful for good damage for very good corner carry 6C, 6B and 236B provide you with the safest ways of cancelling into wolf. You can also use other methods such as 5B > jcD > 3C > for wolf high/low mixup. In wolf mode: [*]You have a command grab which can force players to jump out of your pressure strings. This makes it easier to confirm (w)5B hits on them. This is also a good option when you're low on wolf meter. [*]5C > (w)j.A/j.B provides you with easy overhead mixup. [*]You have wolf cannons to use against your opponents, but use with caution as they're not safe and can be reacted to with pokes or anti airs. [*]You can bait DPs/Reversals with 4C/7C and punish accordingly as they have invincibility frames. The human mode is mainly used for racking up damage whilst wolf form provides you with much more mixup and good meter gain. Having the choice between these two modes combined with the damage and mixup potential makes his oki game really scary. Blockstrings: Valkenhayn has some very useful blockstrings which are useful in keeping your opponent honest and then mixing in wolf attacks to manipulate how the player blocks. Let's take a look at some of Valkenhayn's blockstrings (note that they are more effective in the corner): 2A > throw: This can be done quickly to score throw rejects on those who are quite disrespectful in blocking, or you could time a green throw for those who are respectful. Additional if they are respectful you can use 2A > dash > throw. When they become more aware of the throw you can follow with 2A> dash > 6C to catch those who opt to throw you because most people react to hops by expecting a throw. This is also a very good way to open players up with 6C and score a FC. 2A > 2B > 5B > 3C: This blockstring keeps your opponent honest in blocking low as Valkenhayn still has a jump option after 2A and 5B. If the 3C hits, you can followup with 236A which is a nice hit confirm and leads into very good damage. 5B also allows you for j.C mixup if you wish. 6B > 3C: This is Valkenhayn's tighest blockstring which cannot be countered by a DP or reversal even on IB. The second hit of 6B can be cancelled to 3C to confuse your opponent. 2A > 5B > 6C: Simple blockstring into overhead. If it lands you'll have the opportunity to deal massive damage, and is safe if blocked. 2A > 5A (whiff) > 6C: Works well against people who don't OS throw tech. It is easier to open people up with 6C using this blockstring as opposed to 5B/5C > 6C, which is just too obvious. 2A/5B jump cancel > jD > 3C > w5A: Empty jump low basically, really hard to see, and you can mix it up with 3C > w[jA]. You could also opt for the command grab instead. Defense: Valkenhayn lacks any strong reversal to fall back on when it comes to escaping pressure. He has 6A but that only has head and body invincibility, not to mention it is not active from the first frame meaning you can very easily be hit out of hit. He has low health and he only has 4 primers, which means you do not want to be blocking a lot. He also has sturm wolf, but that comes at the cost of using heat and it's not all the time you may be sitting on heat. In situations where you are on the defensive, use your barrier to push the opponent out and use wolf mode to easily escape, for example, jumping out, transforming into wolf, and using 7C > 9C to get out and around your opponent. In addition, IB'ing provides you with more heat and gives you more opportunities to poke players out of certain blockstrings. Even if the combo damage you do is abysmal, at least you've gotten the opponent off your back. IB'ing also makes it easier for you to backdash out of blockstrings if necessary. You could counter assault with Valkenhayn too, but bear in mind you'd want to use this sparingly because remember counter assaults remove a primer and he only has 4. In addition, his 5C lacks foot attribute so characters can evade it by using a foot only attribute move for instance. It is also quite slow in startup which makes it very easy to bait, and the recovery is quite poor. His 2C provides you with a decent anti air but it has no invincibility meaning there are times where you can be hit out of it, or it will trade. Remember that (w)5B is a very good anti air which leads into guaranteed corner carry.

3. Gatlings Listed here are the moves which can be cancelled into another attack. The red text signifies that the normal is only jump cancellable on hit. The blue text signifies that the normal does not combo from the followed gatling. Legend Jump – move is jump cancellable Wolf – move is wolf cancellable Special – move is special cancellable Throw – move is throw cancellable a) A Chains 5A (jump, throw, wolf, special) > 5A (3 Times Max) 5D, 5B, 5C, 2A (3 times Max), 2C, 6B 2A (jump, throw, wolf, special) > 2A (3 Times Max), 2B, 2C, 5A (3 times Max), 5B, 5C, 5D, 6B , 6C 6A > None j.A (air throw, wolf, special) >j.B b) B Chains 5B (special, jump) > 5C, 2B, 6B, 2C, 3C, 6C 2B (special) > 3C, 5B (only if 5B sn't done in your string already), 6B, 2C, 5C 6B (special, wolf - after 2nd attack) > 3C, 5C j.B (special, jump) > j.A, j.C c) C Chains 5C (special, jump) > 6C 2C (special, jump) >3C, 6B, 5C, 6C 6C (wolf - only on startup) >None 3C (special) > None j.C (special) > None Wolf Chains (w) 5A (jump, special) >(w)5A (3 Times Max), (w)5B (w) 5B (jump, special) > None (w) j.A (jump, special) > (w)j.A(3 times max), (w)j.B (w)j.B (jump, special) > none Counter Hit Exceptions 5B > 6B 5B > 6C 6B > 2C 2C > 6C 5C > 6C 5C > 236C

2.Moveset Listed here are Valkenhayn's attacks. For reference, (w) means when in wolf mode. Click them to view the move and the hitbox. Human Normals 5A - Basic poke, will whiff on crouching opponents, making 2A preferable. 2A - While a bit slower than 5A, it hits crouchers, has bigger range, and has less pushback which allows it to link more easily into damaging combos. 6A - Has a guard-point. No follow-up unless it's a Counter Hit. 5B - Poke with excellent range. Outside of the corner, it doesn't lead into many combos unless the opponent is crouching. 2B - Low poke, decent reach. Catches rolls and is fairly safe now that the recovery has decreased. 6B - Extremely good pressure tool and Fatal Counters. Has massive frame advantage and forces crouch on hit making 236C links possible. Has repeat proration and should only be used once in a combo. 5C - Long Range poke, although kinda slow, mostly followed up with 236A or nothing at all. Crouching and Counter hits combo into 236C. 2C - Great vertical range. Catches rolls and leads to many combo options. Really fast and can be used as an anti air despite having no invincibility. Links into 236C. 3C - Low attack, techable on hit unless special cancelled. 6C - Overhead and Fatal Counter. Corner Bounds, as well. Gives some foot invul. It can cancelled into D on start-up only. Safe and removes a guard primer. Has repeat proration and should only be used once to deal the maximum amount of damage possible. j.A - Overhead. Has short range. j.B - Overhead, decent range and an overall good air poke that leads into good damage. j.C - Overhead, with good vertical range. Scores knockdown on air hits, and your staple in air combo enders. With meter, you can use it as an instant overhead. Can cancel into j.214B on hit or block. Wolf normals 5A.html](w) 5A - Really fast low hit. Gatlings into itself 3 times. 5B.html](w) 5B - Really nice anti-air, and launches the enemy on hit. j.A_1.html](w) j.A - Overhead, Fast, and can cancel into itself 3 times. It's better to use than (w)5A as a combo starter. Has lots of untechable time on an air-hit. j.B.html](w) j.B - Overhead, fast yet slower than (w) j.a. Knocks down the opponent on air hit, and is fundamental to wolf combos. Drives and their properties 5D/5D.html](w) 5D - Morph from human to wolf, and vice versa. 1-7 frames head and throw invulnerable but no where near practical to use under pressure. For a reference, look here. j.D.html]j.D - Morph from human to wolf in the air, and vice versa. Throws B+C - Valkenhayn's standard throw. Knocks the opponent far away and can be followed up with specials midscreen. Can be comboed in the corner with 2C > 6B. j.B+C - Valkehayn's air throw which knocks opponent across the screen. Wall bounces and allows for a 236C followup. 6A+B (input while blocking) - Valkenhayn's dead angle/counter assault, which has the same animation as his 5C. Be careful as this is slow compared to most other counter assaults. Breakdown of special moves 236A (Nacht Jager) - Mostly used after 5C in a combo where the opponent isn't crouching, although can be used in mid combos in the corner. Sends airborne opponents flying on hit. 236B (Schwarz Jagd) - Low hit. Valk's best starter if RC'd. Can cancel into wolf on hit, whiff, block or startup. Not safe. 236B~236B (Weiss Jagd) - Follow up to Schwarz Jagd, it sends the opponent flying. Corner Bounds. Unsafe. Can cancel into wolf on hit, whiff, block or start-up. * Whiffs on Jin, Taokaka, Hazama, and Lambda-11 up close on block. Delayed hit against Mu-12 up close on block, delayed enough for Mu-12 to punish with her DP or 632146C. 236C (Nacht Rozen) - Mostly a combo tool. Can be used after 2C, 6B, or 5C on a crouching opponent. Removes a guard primer. j.214B (Mondlicht) - Mostly a combo tool. Can cancel into wolf on whiff, hit or block. Opponent is able to block it without barrier block in the air. Removes a guard primer. 236A.html](w) 236A, j.236A (Konig Wolf A) - Useful as a combo tool, and means to approach thanks to it's horizontal range as it can be easily hitconfirmed into a combo. 236B.html](w) 236B, j.236B (Konig Wolf B) - Mostly a combo tool, due to it's upward angle. Otherwise same as above. j.214A.html](w) j.214A/B (Eisen Wolf) - Used to bait anti-airs thanks to it stopping momentum and rushing downwards, can be followed up on counter hit. The only difference is the angle of the attack. 236D.html](w) 236D/j.236D.html]j.236D (Himmel Wolf) Command Grab. The ground version deals 1000 whilst the air version deals 1500 damage. Can be followed up in the corner, and the air version can be followed up with a [w] j.236A midscreen. Refills wolf gauge on hit. (w) C in any direction/D in any direction while canceling into wolf. (Rasen Wolf/ Geschwind Wolf) - The famous wolf dash. It can be used in a plethora of ways. It can be used for approaching, but it will mainly be used for combos and mixups. The direction you press will affect Valk's dash direction. However, pressing 7D will cause you to perform a 45 degree aerial wolf backdash, then a very fast dash in the 3 direction. 4D will make you wolf backdash, then dash forward as if you did a normal 5 dash. 4C and 7C dashes have invul. Movements also consumes more wolf meter Distortion Drives and Astral Heat 632146D (Sturm Wolf) - Has some invul on start-up. Can be linked from almost anything (including 5B). Mostly used as a combo ender, but can also be used as a reversal. j.236236C (Konig Flug) - Your standard combo ender from a j.C 214214C (Blut Vollmond) - Valkenhayn's Astral Heat. Has frames of invincibility which allows it to be used as a reversal, but is mainly used for combos. Can be combo'd from most normals such as 6B, 2C, 5B and 5C. Guard Primer Removal 6C j.214B 236C Air Unblockable Moves Every normal excluding 5A/2A/(w)5A 236C 236B 236A Frame Data Look here Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Version

The Valkenhayn R. Hellsing Guide CP Guide will touch on: Day 1 Valk: What do? Common and Bad habits Wolf Meter Management Neutral game Blockstrings (Including frame traps) Wolf Movement and Useful cancels Confirms Integrating Wolf Mixups. Baiting and Punishing Character specific tips Updates: 03/23/12: Added a section on blockstrings with thanks to Leo7. 03/16/12: Added Microsoft Excel Frame Data Format 03/12/12: Updated images, added another FAQ with thanks to Sahgren, and added another tech trap. 03/06/12: Updated Moveset section (NickExtreme1) 02/28/12: Added stuff to gatlings section. 02/25/12: FAQ edited thanks to Sakaku and DJ_Blactricity. 02/24/12: Added another FAQ thanks to Sakaku. 02/23/12: Added another post for Tech Traps and Resets 02/22/12: Updated Table of Contents 02/21/12: Added one more weakness, video by Genowhirl for evading with 5D, updated gatlings with wolf aerial normals and added throw and CA information. 02/17/12: Updated gatlings. 02/16/12: Added frame data images to illustrate moves, and added wolf movement options. Also added Valk tutorial. 02/12/12: Added basic gameplay information and started FAQS. Also added strengths and weaknesses. Credits to: Genowhirl for the information on Valkenhayn's attacks and the video which displays evasion with 5D. Guardian for information on gameplay and fuzzy guard in FAQS. Kurushii for the colour palettes. Members for contributing in Valk's movement options, and Jais for compiling them together. For newcomers, please familiarise yourself with: The BB System Guide Valkenhayn Wiki Valkenhayn Tutorial Table of Contents: 1)Introduction and General Information - Drive - Strengths - Weaknesses 2)Moveset - Human Normals - Wolf Normals - Drives and their properties - Throws - Breakdown of special moves - Distortion Drives and Astral Heat - Guard Primer Removal - Air Unblockable Moves - Frame Data 3)Gatlings - A Chains - B Chains - C Chains - Wolf Chains - Counter Hit Exceptions 4)Gameplay - Getting in - Wolf Movements - Offense - Blockstrings - Defense 5)Tech Traps and Resets 6)FAQS 1.Introduction Valkenhayn is a novel gentleman: polite and courteous in all situations. Being a butler, he is extremely devoted to Rachel and does whatever he can to assist and protect her. His demeanor, however, belies a savage side which is only seen during battle or when he is pushed to the brink of his anger. He uses a fighting style that, while awe-inspiring, is unbelieveably brutal, utilizing slashing attacks and blows so powerful they look like they are intended to break the enemy's bones Health: 10,500 Guard Primers: 4 Combo Rate: 80% Play-style: Offensive, Heavy Rush-down Movement Options: 1 Double Jump/Airdash, Dash-type: Hop in Human Form, Two-Way Dash in Wolf Form Colour Palettes Drive: Werewolf Valkenhayn transforms into a wolf. He is more agile in this form and gains a completely new moveset. You will need to be about to move flexibly in both human form and wolf form as this is a key element in his game. While it may be difficult at first, the reward for taking such time to learn this character will transform you into a fiercesome player. While he is in the werewolf form, the purple bar above your heat gauge will slowly deplete. Whilst, you are in human form, the gauge will regenetrate slowly, but note it only regenerates when you are on the ground and not in the air. If the gauge reaches 0, you will be disabled from transforming until the gauge refills to the max again. In addition to this, 1-9C will allow the wolf to dash in that direction and this will deplete the gauge faster. It is important to conserve your wolf gauge for optimal pressure and look for very minimal methods of depleting meter whilst dealing damage. The gauge will slowly refill as Valkenhayn is on the ground, but not in the air. You also cannot block in wolf form, so it is mandatory you are constantly moving around to make it very difficult for the opponent to land a hit. It is also very important to note that whilst in wolf: Getting hit in wolf mode will automatically revert Valkenhayn into human form You cannot block or burst Valkenhayn's Strengths Wolf mode provides a strong mixup and pressure game. Wolf mode provides really good oki options. Deals really good damage. Has guaranteed corner carry with 95% of his combos. Fantastic heat gain. Has really good pokes. Has reliable anti air options. Valkenhayn's Weaknesses [*]Weak defense and has to rely on bursts and CAs more often than other characters. [*]Only has 4 primers. [*]Wolf dash consumes more meter in EX. [*]Has low health. [*]Has quite a large hitbox which allows certain characters to extend combos.

Tachikawa ryuu (Valk) vs Mrisa (Jin) / goro (Makoto) shou (Valk) vs Goro (Makoto) yuushi (Valk) vs sekido (Hazama)

Heh. Here are some 5 stock mugen combos: 5BB > 5CC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [6685 Damage] 6A > 5CC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [6282 Damage] 5CC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [7457 Damage] 5C CH > 6CC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [8002 Damage] 3C FC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [7004 Damage] 2BB > 5CC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [6133 Damage] 6CC > Mugen > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236D > 236236D [8747 Damage] Throw > Mugen > 236D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 623D > j.236D > J.214D > 236236D [6520 Damage] Or in short: Any hit > Mugen > 3D x3 > 236D > DD They can work either in midscreen or in the corner, but the j.236D > j.214D link doesn't connect against certain characters in the corner. Tager is the biggest culprit, but it also does not work against others such as Bang, Rachel, Arakune and Relius. I think if you'd want it to connect, you'd have to use 2 hits with 623D, but that needs further testing. Also the damage for each combo can be inconsistent depending on how many hits you've used. The heat gained from the 3D hits allows you to use the other DD. Also: 5 stock FC combo: 3C FC > 3CC > RC > 22D (full charge) > 5D (0.4secs) > 236D > 2CC > 623C > j.236A(w) > j.214D > 6CC > 214D > IAD j.CC > 5C > 2CC > j.C > j.CC > j.214D > 6C > 236236C [5765 Damage] 4 stock FC combo w/o DD: 3C FC > 3CC > RC > 22D (full charge) > 5D (0.4secs) > 236D > 2CC > 623C > j.236A(w) > j.214D > 6CC > 214D > IAD j.CC > 5C > 2CC > 236C > 214C >22B [5083 Damage, 47% meter gain]