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I thought the general idea was to hold 1 in the first place, but thanks for restating a VERY important clue for instant overhead dominance! It makes sense to hold 1 since he doesn't have any wolf normals using directional inputs. This is how you get four w[j.A]s after w[j.C] by holding 1 and "piano-ing" DCA as you're suspended in the air. Four times is not really practical, but definitely fun to do! Delaying the second w[j.A] has been a good mixup for me after w[j.C]. In other words, I can vouch for this technique 100%!

Thank you, Fazoob, grove, and Bill! All advice was helpful for me to understand how to do it. I kinda treated it as a "link" instead of a "super cancel" and buffered the charge during the 46A animation and waited just a tad bit longer than usual. Came out easy and clean. I now have all of his challenges finished! :D

Just started messing around with Kagura, and I've come to like him enough that I may sub him. Unfortunately, I can't seem to complete challenge #28. Everything is easy except for the OD super. Not sure how I'm supposed to charge 46A then charge for the super. He's my first charge character, so I may be missing some fundamental aspect of charge moves. Can someone describe how they completed this challenge? Thanks in advance! xD

Thanks! Before I asked, I've been using the 6D variant all this time so it's nice to know 1D uses less frames. I've seen the instant overhead used to end/reset combos after 3C/5C > 236B > 236B. Only been able to do it once since the timing is VERY strict. ;___; Can anyone assess the usefulness of doing this before I use up too much time trying to master this? In any case, it looks legit... lol Yes you do! Playing with him on an arcade stick is hella fun (albeit very tricky at times)!

Hello! New to the forums but have been playing Valk since his debut. In regards to Magaki's last post. What does "brJA" mean? Thanks in advance and hope I can somehow contribute here shortly (working on challenge #30 >.<')!

Finally got the chance to come here and say thanks for the warm welcome at B4S. Met some cool people and played some good matches. Definitely looking forward to next time! :D - Mark (guy in green track jacket)