''(All info is updated for King of Fighters XIV Version 2.0)''
Choi’s main tactics are to be slippery and to annoy the opponent, using hit’n’run drill attacks at a distance, divekicks up close and a wall of jabs in between.
Rule one to drilling is to always use the last drill to retreat. Rule two is to be unpredictable: to retreat on the second hit or to just feint the first one to throw off the opponent’s timing. Drills also have high priority and damage enough to win trade wars against all but the beefiest opponents. The closer you are to the wall (and further from the enemy, hopefully) the lower the wall drill will come out. If you’re far from the corner, then d~u+K is mainly used to retreat, and if the opponent runs after you then a diagonal (B) drill can catch them.
Repeatedly divekicking into low strings should be mixed up with frametrap s.A’s (a good excuse to enter MAX mode, combo or not) or heavy pokes to whiff punish.
In MAX Mode Choi becomes almost abusable, with excellent safe, semi-invulnerable combo starters like b~f+BD or dp+AC, and a dirty crossup in d~uf+BD.
His weakness lie in his poor combo ability. Damage is generally low, with little ability to connect specials into supers, or Advance/Climax canceling. Outside of MAX Mode stuff you’re better off saving the meter for the rest of your team.
=Normals=
=Normals=
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'''Standing'''
'''Standing'''
* st. A: Choi horizontally stabs the opponent. Best used as a poke. Neutral on block.
* st. A: A quick thrust, with excellent speed (4f) and range. Being +1 on block makes this an impenetrable wall. Super cancel-able.
* st. B: Choi quickly performs a short ranged round kick. Neutral on block.
* st. B: A shorter, slightly more damaging alternative to s.A.
* st. C: Choi quickly swings down both of his claws. Pushes Choi back far if blocked.
* st. C: A down swing with both his claws. His longest poke. Lots of pushback.
* st. D: Choi throws out a donkey kick. Best used as a poke, but has slow recovery.
* st. D: A donkey kick. Kind of short and slow, but is his only poke that also serves as a hop stopper, as well as a long range anti-air.
'''Close'''
'''Close'''
* cl. A: Choi throws out a quick, close, slash that is special cancel-able.
* cl. A: A quick (4f) slash, that has little use outside of starting the Rush combo.
* cl. B: This kick reaches above Choi's head. It does not have much vertical height and is not special cancel-able.
* cl. B: A very steep anti-air. Chains into other light attacks as well.
* cl. C: Choi performs a double armed slashing uppercut. Does not have much activation range. Special cancel-able.
* cl. C: A high reaching scoop. Slow start-up at 9 frames. Special cancel-able.
* cl. D: Choi knees the opponent. Inflicts a bit more damage that cl. C. Special cancel-able.
* cl. D: An equally slow knee attack. Does a bit more damage. Special cancel-able.
'''Crouching'''
'''Crouching'''
* cr. A: This quick uppercut can stop opponents from hopping over Choi. Can be chained into itself, and Choi's other standing & crouching light normals. Special cancel-able.
* cr. A: A quick uppercut. Both his main anti-air & cancel-able light. Being 4f and having very little whiff recovery, this move is part of his defensive wall.
* cr. B: This will be your low combo starter. Not special cancel-able but can chain easily into his other standing and crouching light normals.
* cr. B: This will be your low combo starter. Not special cancel-able but can chain easily into his other standing and crouching light normals.
* cr. C: This stab has a long horizontal range. Best used as a poke.
* cr. C: This stab has a long horizontal range. Very useful cancel-able poke.
* cr. D: A generally unimpressive sweep that’s neither long nor special cancel-able.
* cr. D: This sweep has more range than cr. B but is not cancel-able.
'''Jumping'''
'''Jumping'''
* j. A: This horizontal, quick stab can be used as an early anti-air or as an air-to-air poke. Can whiff on some crouching characters if performed too early.
* j. A: A quick horizontal air-to-air with good reach. Hardly hits crouchers.
* j. B: This short knee attack can be used as a cross-up or as a jump-in attack.
* j. B: A knee drop. It’s his best angled jump-in, very meaty, and a solid cross-up.
* j. C: This flipping slash can hit 3 times depending on the height of the jump and if the opponent is standing and can cross-up easily. Can cancel into his j.down+B
* j. C: A flipping slash that hits up to 3 times. Crosses up easily but the amount of hits you get is unreliable. Can cancel into his j.down+B.
* Neutral j. C: Choi spins around once while slashing. Can be used as an air-to-air but isn't fast enough against some characters j. CD's.
* Neutral j. C: Basically a slower, heavier version of j.A. The reach is slightly longer.
* j. D: This horizontal kick can be used as an air-to-air but it isn't as fast as j. A.
* j. D: This horizontal kick is an air-to-air / jump-in hybrid, but is a bit lacking in both range and speed.
'''Blowback'''
'''Blowback'''
* st. CD: This double legged donkey kick can used to preemptively stop incoming hops and can be whiff cancelled. Can combo into charge b~f+K if the opponent is hit mid-screen and briefly after the opponent hits the wall.
* st. CD: Choi leans back & delivers a high angled double legged donkey kick. Typically used for anti-airing & whiff canceling into specials (while preemptively anti-airing). Cancels into f+A as well. Can combo into charge b~f+K if the opponent is hit mid-screen & briefly after the opponent hits the wall.
* j. CD: This diagonally downward angle drop kick can be used as an air-to-ground attack and can be used while jumping away to stop incoming jump-in attacks.
* j. CD: This downward angled drop kick works as both a jump-in and an air-to-air (often in a retreating manner). It’s fast for a j.CD but is short and has few active frames.
=Throws=
=Throws=
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* Soft knockdown
* Soft knockdown
* Sets up low wall dives using d~u+D.
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* Hard knockdown
* Hard knockdown
* Sets up low wall dives using d~u+D.
=Command Moves=
=Command Moves=
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* Choi stabs the opponent while standing on one leg.
* Choi stabs the opponent while standing on one leg.
* Special cancel-able (by itself)
* Has some very low profiling frames for a brief moment.
* Special cancel-able by itself (with enough time to charge special moves).
* Best used to hit-confirm into special moves or cancel from Choi's heavy normal attacks
* Best used to hit-confirm into special moves or cancel from Choi's heavy normal attacks
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'''Hagewashi-Geri''' - (down+B) in the air
'''Hagewashi-Geri''' - (down+B) in the air
* This is Choi's dive kick. Can combo easily into his cl. A into Auto Rush Combo.
* This is Choi's dive kick. Combos into light attacks easily as long as you target the opponents legs.
* Choi decends at a downward angle towards the opponent at a 30 degree angle (7 o'clock)
* Choi descends at a downward angle towards the opponent at a 30 degree angle (4 o'clock).
* Can easily cross-up the opponent, standing or crouching
* Can easily cross-up the opponent, standing or crouching.
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'''Tatsumaki Shippuzan''' - (charge down, up + A/C)
'''Tatsumaki Shippuzan''' - (charge down, up + A/C)
* Choi spins like a top like rising vertically. Best used as a reversal attack or to use at the end of short combos.
* Choi’s rising spinning top move. Best used as a reversal attack or to finish combos.
* Light punch version has Choi rising half-way in the air, while the heavy punch version has Choi rising meeting the lifebars. The heavy punch version inflicts more damage and has a small amount of start-up invincibility. Both versions can combo from Choi's cancel-able close light normal attacks.
* A version has Choi rising half-way in the air, while the C version has Choi rising meeting the lifebars.
* A version has little use, while C version deals more damage and is forward moving.
* Both versions can combo from Choi's cancel-able light attacks.
* C version sometimes whiffs the last hit in combos, and if the opponent is in the corner and recovery rolls, they can punish that.
* C version has startup invincibility.
* Super Cancel-able
* Super Cancel-able
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* Soft knockdown
* Soft knockdown
'''EX:''' Full invincibility, more damage and causes a hard knockdown
'''EX:''' Full invincibility, more damage and causes a hard knockdown, but works badly on airborne opponents.
'''Hishou Kuretsuzan • Front or Back ''' - (charge down, up-forward/backward + B/D)
* Choi leaps towards the top corner of the screen. Choi will bounce off the wall if he meets the end of the screen. He will drop down if he doesn't meet the end of the screen.
* Choi leaps towards the corner of your choosing.
* Choi is vulnerable during this leap
* Choi is vulnerable during this leap
::'''Hishou Kuretsuzan''' - in air near edge of the screen after Hishou Kuretsuzan • Front, (B/D)
::'''Hishou Kuretsuzan''' - near edge of the screen after Hishou Kuretsuzan • Front or Back (B/D)
::* Press B or D right when Choi hits the wall. Choi will perform a drill attack either diagonally by pressing B (light kick) or horizontally pressing D (heavy kick).
::* Keep holding the button, or press it again right when Choi hits the wall, and he will perform a drill attack either diagonally with B or horizontally using D.
::* You can hold B or D when you are finished charging down to up-forward to ensure you will drill attack after the wall bounce.
:::'''Shitotsu Bunki''' - after Hishou Kuretsuzan, any direction (B/D)
:::'''Shitotsu Bunki''' - after Hishou Kuretsuzan, any direction (B/D)
:::* After the drill attack, press any direction plus B or D, and you will be able to drill attack again up to 3 times total.
:::* After the drill attack, if you immediately press any direction then B or D, you will be able to drill attack again up to 3 times
:::* Drills can juggle airborne opponents.
:::* Choi is vulnerable if he misses any of the drills so be sure to retreat Choi away for he can escape away from the opponent if blocked or whiffed.
:::* Choi is vulnerable if he misses any of the drills, and the last hit can be punished even on hit, so always use the last one to retreat. Use retreating to bait out invincible attacks from the opponent as well.
'''EX:''' Choi quickly flies towards the end of the screen horizontally while fully invincible. If you press kick again, Choi bounces off the wall, then drills towards the opponent's back. The height Choi travels horizontally is in the middle of the air, vertically. The opponent HAS to block the opposite direction to be able to block the drill attack, then punish Choi. The opponent can crouch the incoming drill attack to evade it.
'''EX:''' Choi quickly flies to a wall of your choosing while fully invincible (though not on startup). He can then perform a horizontal drill attack. Can even cross up against opponents with their back against the corner, but then it is both duck-able and punishable. If you attack from the front it becomes safer, depending on distance.
'''Senpuu Hien Shitotsu''' - (Senpuu Hien Shitotsu - charge briefly back, forward + B/D)
'''Senpuu Hien Shitotsu''' - (Senpuu Hien Shitotsu - charge briefly back, forward + B/D)
* Choi drills mid-air towards the opponent. Light kick version (B) travels 1/2 screen, heavy kick version (D) goes full screen. Both versions are unsafe on block, but the light kick version can he hard to punish if it blocked at max range.
* Choi drills mid-air towards the opponent. Light kick version (B) travels 1/2 screen, heavy kick version (D) goes full screen. Both versions are unsafe on block if not followed up, but the light kick version can be hard to punish if it blocked at max range.
* Can't combo from any of Choi's normals or command moves
* Can't combo from any of Choi's normals or command moves
'''EX:''' Choi drills towards the opponent at full screen much faster speed than the normal version and juggles the opponent. Has no invincibility.
'''EX:''' Choi drills forward full screen at fast speed, launching the opponent in the air. Has projectile invincibility and is generally safe on block (-2).
::'''Shitotsu Bunki''' after Senpuu Hien Shitotsu (any direction B/D)
::'''Shitotsu Bunki''' after Senpuu Hien Shitotsu (any direction B/D)
::* After the drill attack, if you immediately press any direction then B or D, you will be able to drill attack again up to 3 times
::* After the drill attack, press any direction plus B or D, and you will be able to drill attack again up to 3 times total.
::* Drills can juggle airborne opponents.
::* Choi is vulnerable if he misses any of the drills, and the last hit can be punished even on hit, so always use the last one to retreat. Use retreating to bait out invincible attacks from the opponent as well.
'''Kyoushuu Shitotsu''' - (dp + A/C)
'''Kyoushuu Shitotsu''' - (dp + A/C)
* Choi quickly leaps above the opponents head to drill attack down vertically
* Choi quickly leaps above the opponents head to drill attack down vertically.
* Light punch version (A) has Choi traveling towards the opponent at a 1/4th screen distance, while the heavy punch version has Choi traveling at a half screen distance. Both versions are safe on block.
* A version travels 1/4th screen distance, while the C version crosses half the screen.
* The opponent is placed in a brief juggle-able state after the hit
* The opponent is placed in a juggle-able state if hit.
* Can cross-up the opponent at the correct spacing and distance
* Very hard to anti-air if spaced properly, and both versions are plus ~4 on block. But is susceptible to whiff punishing and jump back air-to-airs.
* Choi is not invincible during any point of this move
* Can cross-up the opponent, like after A/Bx3, dp+A or cl.C, f+A, dp+C.
* Soft knockdown
* Soft knockdown
'''EX:'''Same speed as the normal version, hits 4 times and automatically cross-up the opponent.
'''EX:'''Has invincible flight and automatically tries to cross-up the opponent. Doesn’t launch the opponent but let’s you combo using light attacks.
* Choi conjures up and spins in a tall tornado. The player can move Choi towards and away from the opponent by pressing left or right. If the opponent is hit, they will get knocked up in the air, and land towards the corner of the screen.
* Choi creates a large tornado that can be controlled with left or right. Knocks the opponent up in the air on hit.
* Has brief start-up invincibility
* Can combo with a Climax cancel, but lacks visual cues.
* Punishable on block or whiffed
* Has start-up invincibility, but is generally too slow to reversal with (19f).
* Punishable on block or whiff, but not too easily.
* Hard knockdown
* Hard knockdown
'''Max:''' Same start-up time, more damage and can juggle the opponent after the first hit if you move Choi forward
'''Max:''' The same, but can juggle the opponent up to 3 times by moving forward.
'''Shissou Kyoujinzan''' - (qcfx2 + P)
'''Shissou Kyoujinzan''' - (qcfx2 + P)
* Choi rushes towards the opponent, slashing 4 times, to end in a jumping double slash
* Choi performs 5 running slashes. The 4th one is advance/climax cancelable.
* Can combo easily from standing/crouching light normal attacks, and heavy cancel-able standing attacks
* Can combo easily from standing/crouching light normal attacks, and heavy cancel-able standing attacks but whiffs most hits on airborne opponents.
* No invincibility
* No invincibility
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* Hard knockdown
'''Max:''' Higher damage, faster start-up, has brief amount of projectile invincibility
'''Max:''' Higher damage, faster start-up, has brief amount of projectile invincibility
=Climax Super Special Moves=
=Climax Super Special Moves=
'''Shin! Chouzetsu Senpuu Hien Shitotsu''' - (hcf, hcf + B+D)
* Choi drills mid-air quickly towards the opponent (similar to '''Senpuu Hien Shitotsu'''). Then Choi slashes the opponent in the air repeated, then ends in a pose.
* Can hit the opponent full-screen
* Fully invincible
* Punish-able if whiffed or blocked
* Hard knockdown
=Combos=
=Combos=
* Note on how to cancel d~u+C into hcbx2+P: Charge d, hcb, u+C, hcb+P
==0 meter==
==0 meter==
* (place combo here) = (place damage amount here)
'''Anywhere'''
(place combo description here)
* cr.B, cr.A, d~u+C (165 DMG)
* cr.C, d~u+C (189 DMG)
(punisher)
* dp+P, cr.C (166 DMG)
(cancel into dp+C or b~f+B for pressure)
* dp+P, d~u+C (175-198 DMG)
(less reliable)
* cl.D, f+A, d~u+C (208 DMG)
(tight input)
* st. CD, b~f+D (236 DMG) -> d~u+C (320 DMG)
(corner only)
==1 meter==
==1 meter==
* (place combo here) = (place damage amount here)
* cr.B, Rush (230 DMG)
(place combo description here)
(must be close)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+P (224 DMG)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C (287 DMG)
* cl.D, f+A, qcfx2+P (291 DMG)
* cl.D, f+A MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C (364 DMG)
* s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C (316 DMG)
* d~u+C, hcbx2+P (240 DMG)
* b~f+BD, d~u+C (251-262 DMG)
* dp+AC, cr.Ax2, d~u+AC (266 DMG)
==2 meters==
==2 meters==
* (place combo here) = (place damage amount here)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+AC (352 DMG)
(place combo description here)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A MAX cl.D, f+A, qcfx2+AC (386 DMG)
* s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C, hcbx2+P (475 DMG)
* dp+AC, cr.Ax2, qcfx2+AC (368 DMG)
* dp+AC, Rush (369 DMG)
==3 meters==
==3 meters==
* (place combo here) = (place damage amount here)
'''Anywhere'''
(place combo description here)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A, hcfx2+BD (469 DMG)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A MAX cl.D, f+A, hcfx2+BD (475 DMG)
* s.C MAX cl.D, f+A, hcfx2+BD (527 DMG)
* s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C, hcfx2+BD ()
* dp+P, hcfx2+BD (537 DMG)
* CD, hcfx2+BD (464 DMG)
(wallsplat or anti-air CH)
* CH j.CD, hcfx2+BD (537 DMG)
'''Corner'''
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+P, hcbx2+AC (388 DMG)
(waste of meter)
==4 meters==
==4 meters==
* (place combo here) = (place damage amount here)
'''Anywhere'''
(place combo description here)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+P, hcfx2+BD (465 DMG)
(waste of meter)
==5 meters==
==5 meters==
* (place combo here) = (place damage amount here)
'''Anywhere'''
(place combo description here)
* cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+AC, hcfx2+BD (569 DMG)
* s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C, hcbx2+AC, hcfx2+BD ()
=Misc=
=Misc=
==Frame Data==
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(All info is updated for King of Fighters XIV Version 2.0)
Choi’s main tactics are to be slippery and to annoy the opponent, using hit’n’run drill attacks at a distance, divekicks up close and a wall of jabs in between.
Rule one to drilling is to always use the last drill to retreat. Rule two is to be unpredictable: to retreat on the second hit or to just feint the first one to throw off the opponent’s timing. Drills also have high priority and damage enough to win trade wars against all but the beefiest opponents. The closer you are to the wall (and further from the enemy, hopefully) the lower the wall drill will come out. If you’re far from the corner, then d~u+K is mainly used to retreat, and if the opponent runs after you then a diagonal (B) drill can catch them.
Repeatedly divekicking into low strings should be mixed up with frametrap s.A’s (a good excuse to enter MAX mode, combo or not) or heavy pokes to whiff punish.
In MAX Mode Choi becomes almost abusable, with excellent safe, semi-invulnerable combo starters like b~f+BD or dp+AC, and a dirty crossup in d~uf+BD.
His weakness lie in his poor combo ability. Damage is generally low, with little ability to connect specials into supers, or Advance/Climax canceling. Outside of MAX Mode stuff you’re better off saving the meter for the rest of your team.
Normals
Standing
st. A: A quick thrust, with excellent speed (4f) and range. Being +1 on block makes this an impenetrable wall. Super cancel-able.
st. B: A shorter, slightly more damaging alternative to s.A.
st. C: A down swing with both his claws. His longest poke. Lots of pushback.
st. D: A donkey kick. Kind of short and slow, but is his only poke that also serves as a hop stopper, as well as a long range anti-air.
Close
cl. A: A quick (4f) slash, that has little use outside of starting the Rush combo.
cl. B: A very steep anti-air. Chains into other light attacks as well.
cl. C: A high reaching scoop. Slow start-up at 9 frames. Special cancel-able.
cl. D: An equally slow knee attack. Does a bit more damage. Special cancel-able.
Crouching
cr. A: A quick uppercut. Both his main anti-air & cancel-able light. Being 4f and having very little whiff recovery, this move is part of his defensive wall.
cr. B: This will be your low combo starter. Not special cancel-able but can chain easily into his other standing and crouching light normals.
cr. C: This stab has a long horizontal range. Very useful cancel-able poke.
cr. D: A generally unimpressive sweep that’s neither long nor special cancel-able.
Jumping
j. A: A quick horizontal air-to-air with good reach. Hardly hits crouchers.
j. B: A knee drop. It’s his best angled jump-in, very meaty, and a solid cross-up.
j. C: A flipping slash that hits up to 3 times. Crosses up easily but the amount of hits you get is unreliable. Can cancel into his j.down+B.
Neutral j. C: Basically a slower, heavier version of j.A. The reach is slightly longer.
j. D: This horizontal kick is an air-to-air / jump-in hybrid, but is a bit lacking in both range and speed.
Blowback
st. CD: Choi leans back & delivers a high angled double legged donkey kick. Typically used for anti-airing & whiff canceling into specials (while preemptively anti-airing). Cancels into f+A as well. Can combo into charge b~f+K if the opponent is hit mid-screen & briefly after the opponent hits the wall.
j. CD: This downward angled drop kick works as both a jump-in and an air-to-air (often in a retreating manner). It’s fast for a j.CD but is short and has few active frames.
Throws
Jadou-Geri - (b/f+C) close
Choi climbs on the opponent, then jumps off them causing them to fly towards the corner of the screen.
Soft knockdown
Sets up low wall dives using d~u+D.
Zujou Sashi - (b/f+D) close
Choi jumps on the opponent's neck, slashes them a few times, then kicks them away. The opponent lands near the corner of the screen.
Hard knockdown
Sets up low wall dives using d~u+D.
Command Moves
Mukuro Zuki - (f+A)
Choi stabs the opponent while standing on one leg.
Has some very low profiling frames for a brief moment.
Special cancel-able by itself (with enough time to charge special moves).
Best used to hit-confirm into special moves or cancel from Choi's heavy normal attacks
Hagewashi-Geri - (down+B) in the air
This is Choi's dive kick. Combos into light attacks easily as long as you target the opponents legs.
Choi descends at a downward angle towards the opponent at a 30 degree angle (4 o'clock).
Can easily cross-up the opponent, standing or crouching.
Sankaku-Tobi - (Wall Jump) in air near wall, uf
Choi air jumps off the stage wall, flies farther forward than a ground jump from the same spot
Cannot be performed after attacking in the air
Can perform any air attack afterwards, landing recovery properties same as a ground jump
Special Moves
Tatsumaki Shippuzan - (charge down, up + A/C)
Choi’s rising spinning top move. Best used as a reversal attack or to finish combos.
A version has Choi rising half-way in the air, while the C version has Choi rising meeting the lifebars.
A version has little use, while C version deals more damage and is forward moving.
Both versions can combo from Choi's cancel-able light attacks.
C version sometimes whiffs the last hit in combos, and if the opponent is in the corner and recovery rolls, they can punish that.
C version has startup invincibility.
Super Cancel-able
Soft knockdown
EX: Full invincibility, more damage and causes a hard knockdown, but works badly on airborne opponents.
Hishou Kuretsuzan • Front or Back - (charge down, up-forward/backward + B/D)
Choi leaps towards the corner of your choosing.
Choi is vulnerable during this leap
Hishou Kuretsuzan - near edge of the screen after Hishou Kuretsuzan • Front or Back (B/D)
Keep holding the button, or press it again right when Choi hits the wall, and he will perform a drill attack either diagonally with B or horizontally using D.
Shitotsu Bunki - after Hishou Kuretsuzan, any direction (B/D)
After the drill attack, press any direction plus B or D, and you will be able to drill attack again up to 3 times total.
Drills can juggle airborne opponents.
Choi is vulnerable if he misses any of the drills, and the last hit can be punished even on hit, so always use the last one to retreat. Use retreating to bait out invincible attacks from the opponent as well.
EX: Choi quickly flies to a wall of your choosing while fully invincible (though not on startup). He can then perform a horizontal drill attack. Can even cross up against opponents with their back against the corner, but then it is both duck-able and punishable. If you attack from the front it becomes safer, depending on distance.
Senpuu Hien Shitotsu - (Senpuu Hien Shitotsu - charge briefly back, forward + B/D)
Choi drills mid-air towards the opponent. Light kick version (B) travels 1/2 screen, heavy kick version (D) goes full screen. Both versions are unsafe on block if not followed up, but the light kick version can be hard to punish if it blocked at max range.
Can't combo from any of Choi's normals or command moves
EX: Choi drills forward full screen at fast speed, launching the opponent in the air. Has projectile invincibility and is generally safe on block (-2).
Shitotsu Bunki after Senpuu Hien Shitotsu (any direction B/D)
After the drill attack, press any direction plus B or D, and you will be able to drill attack again up to 3 times total.
Drills can juggle airborne opponents.
Choi is vulnerable if he misses any of the drills, and the last hit can be punished even on hit, so always use the last one to retreat. Use retreating to bait out invincible attacks from the opponent as well.
Kyoushuu Shitotsu - (dp + A/C)
Choi quickly leaps above the opponents head to drill attack down vertically.
A version travels 1/4th screen distance, while the C version crosses half the screen.
The opponent is placed in a juggle-able state if hit.
Very hard to anti-air if spaced properly, and both versions are plus ~4 on block. But is susceptible to whiff punishing and jump back air-to-airs.
Can cross-up the opponent, like after A/Bx3, dp+A or cl.C, f+A, dp+C.
Soft knockdown
EX:Has invincible flight and automatically tries to cross-up the opponent. Doesn’t launch the opponent but let’s you combo using light attacks.
Super Special Moves
Shin! Chouzetsu Tatsumaki Shinkuzan - (hcbx2+P)
Choi creates a large tornado that can be controlled with left or right. Knocks the opponent up in the air on hit.
Can combo with a Climax cancel, but lacks visual cues.
Has start-up invincibility, but is generally too slow to reversal with (19f).
Punishable on block or whiff, but not too easily.
Hard knockdown
Max: The same, but can juggle the opponent up to 3 times by moving forward.
Shissou Kyoujinzan - (qcfx2 + P)
Choi performs 5 running slashes. The 4th one is advance/climax cancelable.
Can combo easily from standing/crouching light normal attacks, and heavy cancel-able standing attacks but whiffs most hits on airborne opponents.
No invincibility
Punish-able if blocked or whiffed
Hard knockdown
Max: Higher damage, faster start-up, has brief amount of projectile invincibility
Climax Super Special Moves
Shin! Chouzetsu Senpuu Hien Shitotsu - (hcf, hcf + B+D)
Choi drills mid-air quickly towards the opponent (similar to Senpuu Hien Shitotsu). Then Choi slashes the opponent in the air repeated, then ends in a pose.
Can hit the opponent full-screen
Fully invincible
Punish-able if whiffed or blocked
Hard knockdown
Combos
Note on how to cancel d~u+C into hcbx2+P: Charge d, hcb, u+C, hcb+P
0 meter
Anywhere
cr.B, cr.A, d~u+C (165 DMG)
cr.C, d~u+C (189 DMG)
(punisher)
dp+P, cr.C (166 DMG)
(cancel into dp+C or b~f+B for pressure)
dp+P, d~u+C (175-198 DMG)
(less reliable)
cl.D, f+A, d~u+C (208 DMG)
(tight input)
st. CD, b~f+D (236 DMG) -> d~u+C (320 DMG)
(corner only)
1 meter
cr.B, Rush (230 DMG)
(must be close)
cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+P (224 DMG)
cr.B, cr.B, s.A MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C (287 DMG)
cl.D, f+A, qcfx2+P (291 DMG)
cl.D, f+A MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C (364 DMG)
s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C (316 DMG)
d~u+C, hcbx2+P (240 DMG)
b~f+BD, d~u+C (251-262 DMG)
dp+AC, cr.Ax2, d~u+AC (266 DMG)
2 meters
cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+AC (352 DMG)
cr.B, cr.B, s.A MAX cl.D, f+A, qcfx2+AC (386 DMG)
s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C, hcbx2+P (475 DMG)
dp+AC, cr.Ax2, qcfx2+AC (368 DMG)
dp+AC, Rush (369 DMG)
3 meters
Anywhere
cr.B, cr.B, s.A, hcfx2+BD (469 DMG)
cr.B, cr.B, s.A MAX cl.D, f+A, hcfx2+BD (475 DMG)
s.C MAX cl.D, f+A, hcfx2+BD (527 DMG)
s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C, hcfx2+BD ()
dp+P, hcfx2+BD (537 DMG)
CD, hcfx2+BD (464 DMG)
(wallsplat or anti-air CH)
CH j.CD, hcfx2+BD (537 DMG)
Corner
cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+P, hcbx2+AC (388 DMG)
(waste of meter)
4 meters
Anywhere
cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+P, hcfx2+BD (465 DMG)
(waste of meter)
5 meters
Anywhere
cr.B, cr.B, s.A, qcfx2+AC, hcfx2+BD (569 DMG)
s.C MAX cr.C, b~f+BD, d~u+C, hcbx2+AC, hcfx2+BD ()
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