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One of the easiest combos to learn and the one that will have the most longevity is the midscreen combo off throw, it teaches you all the midscreen combo routes you'll need to do the more advanced midscreen combos, it's also not too hard. (4)BC > 66A > 5C > 6C > 214D(w) > 66A > 6b > 5c > 6c If they end up closer to the corner after the 6b, you can also opt to do [...6B > 5C > SoD > (wallbound) 6C > 5D > j.2C], tacking on a bit more damage.

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GG has things that are harder to perform, but the actual input calculation engine isn't as restrictive as most say. KOF is a game with an actual strict input engine.

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She can just used charged steins or charged habakiri. Using Totsuka on oki also would still give you 100+ frames of advantage.

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Unless it has some kind of unique engine-breaking property, you can.

The stein is coming out regardless, you have plenty of time to react to his tech choice and choose accordingly. Hell you can whiff 2b on his wakeup, if he rolls or doesn't tech it will pick him up. If he neutral techs it will whiff and you can still meaty throw.

Throw hits meaty, stein hits a frame or two after the throw. If he gets thrown the stein will whiff, if he tries to jump the throw will whiff because he's in jump startup, but he'll get hit out of jump startup before it completes by the stein. Well now that I think about it, you could jump during your very first frame of wakeup, then jump cancel cancel into yukikaze before the stein hits you. Assuming you have literal 1f timing.

If you're timing your stein correctly it will always hit them out of jump startup. Hakumen has no reversal options vs this callout.

Meaty throw -> Late Meaty Stein is all you have that beats all of Hakumen's options.

Mash big air pokes and antiairs? Hope for a CH? Let's be honest it is his goku mode. And unlike the rest it makes his mixup and movement so much better you can't run away xN.

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Shyn is no long a DEFECTOR. Won is now a DEFECTOR.

Most CT's have like 1000 base damage and 100p2, so nutcrushing starters usually put them to good use.

Ikutachi is 63214B.

The combos are still available, just in a different place.

Hotaru is a pretty expensive call for pressure alone, especially considering it doesn't have mixup properties, at best it's an air unblockable frametrap. Wouldn't late special cancel Renka to beat IB timings, especially as a 2b followup, be a more reliable option? They have the same cost meter wise, except Renka can be done without exposing yourself via dash, while Renka shares the air UB properties and leaves him +1 if they don't IB.

It's a level 3 move, it has 16 frames of blockstun, just hit 2a 11~16 frames after blocking Hotaru. Though isn't this all a moot point? Can't he just jump cancel it?

No. Just use advanced input.

The air untech time increase is the larger of the two buffs.

Ah, there's good proof. The flash and screen shake likely indicates level 4, and nothing else.

It's never a risk. Stein cancel and 6c gatling are always available.

Could very well be a rather pointless unique move that doesn't really see a whole lot of development. Read: Steel Rain.