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If you've got the tension, (75% or higher) combos out of a cancelled FB GD are pretty efficient, especially if you have the opponent close enough to the wall and can get the wall bounce from FB GD. Obviously the possibilities are up to the player, but FB GD is the move I RC the most, and it usually works to my advantage. Also, this takes some planning, but a Zeinest before FB GD against the wall can help, as the opponent will bounce right into the trap. Not sure if this can be looped (assuming you have enough tension), as I haven't tried it yet, but I don't see why not.

This isn't so much of a formation as it is a technique to confuse an opponent. I've found that it is possible to take advantage of the two-Zeinest limit by more or less spamming the Zeinest high and low at a rapid pace. Doing so causes Zeinests to flash all over the screen as they get replaced; this can - if done fast enough - leave your opponent without a clue as to where the Zeinests are. This may be primitive, but it has worked for me on more than one occasion.