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==Special Moves== | ==Special Moves== | ||
'''Ko Ou Ken/Ken Ko''' - (qcf + A/C) | '''Ko Ou Ken/Ken Ko''' - (qcf + A/C) | ||
*Ryo throws a puissant fist toward the opponent, creating a large burst of physical energy | |||
*both versions can be comboed into, hit mid, make the opponent fly into the air and cause soft knockdown | |||
*both versions have a small hurtbox on Ryo's fist making it possible for opponents to hit Ryo out of the move if you are too predictable in applying it. | |||
*A version is faster and leaves Ryo stationary | |||
*A version is negative on block, but can be made safe by spacing | |||
*A version is one of Ryo's primary pressure and combo tools | |||
*C version is slower and moves Ryo forward a bit toward the opponent | |||
*C version is more negative on block, but can be mitigated by spacing | |||
*C version is Ryo's harder hitting combo ender for a jumpin you've confirmed and a great way to space your opponent while advancing on them | |||
'''Kohou''' - (dp + A/C) | '''Kohou''' - (dp + A/C) | ||
*Ryo leaps into the most classic expression of fighting: the dragon punch | |||
*A version hits once and has a much shorter vertical reach | |||
Revision as of 19:46, 19 February 2015
Normals
Close
- cl.A/B/C/D are special cancellable
- cl.A chains into itself
- cl.B is negative on block and best used within combos
- cl.D does good guard damage and is fast for a cl.D, slightly negative on block
Stand
- only s.A is special cancellable
- s.A chains into itself
- s.B is a great horizontal spacing tool
- s.D has a steep upward angle that makes it a decent anti-air tool. On crouching opponents it will it near the end of its active frames. On smaller crouching opponents such as Chin or Bao it will whiff completely
Crouch
- cr.A/C/D are special cancellable
- cr.A/B chain into themselves and each other
- cr.C has a totally vertical hitbox that is useful as an ant-air
- cr.D is whiff cancellable
- all his crouching normals are safe to -1 on block
- many of Ryo's BnBs stem from his cr.A/B starters
Jumping
- NOTE: all of Ryo's jumping normals have neutral and forward versions. These sometimes interact with character sizes differently locking or unlocking angles of attack.
- j.A:neutral is a downward elbow. Forward/backward is a chop
- neutral j.A can hit crouching medium and large characters, but will whiff on small character like Yuri, Bao, Kula etc
- j.B: neutral is a downward knee. Forward/backward is a horizontal kick
- neutral j.B's downward angle allows it to hit on all character size classes
- because of the horizontal angle of forward j.B it has limited crossup possibilities
- forward j.B will whiff on the smaller characters
- j.C: neutral is a quick horizontal punch. Forward/backward is a downward angled punch. Hop neutral j.C is also the downward angled strike
- j.C is Ryo go-to jump in tool. It has nice ambiguous crossup properties.
- j,D: neutral is a spinning air roundhouse with an upward angle. Neutral hop D is also the spinning kick. Forward/backward is a downward angled kick
- j.D in neutral hop is a decent air to air for certain situations, but at full neutral jump the angle to a bit high to be useful. Hop j.D can be used as jump in on large opponents.
- j.D in normal and super jumps are a good jump in tool to start combos, but it has a deceptive hitbox that starts more toward Ryo's ankle and is not very big leaving it an imperfect tool with a tendency to whiff.
- j.D as a jump in will whiff completely on smaller characters like Bao, Chin etc
- j.D does have crossup ability which is much easier to judge on larger characters
Blowback
- Ryo's s.CD is quite fast and is even on block
- s.CD is whiff cancellable which gives Ryo an interesting advancement ability by canceling into qcf+C or by staying in pressure by canceling into one of Ryo's parry command moves
- s.CD will whiff on crouching smaller characters
- j.CD has a slight upward angle that makes it whiff on crouching characters leaving it largely as an air to air move
Throws
Tana Otoshi - (close b/f + C)
- causes hard knockdown
Tomoe Nage - (close b/f + D)
- causes soft knockdown
- Ryo throws the opponent behind him 100% of the screen
Command Moves
Hyouchuu Wari - (f + A)
- Ryo slides forward with a thunderous chop
- you can combo into it, but not out of it except to cancel into BC mode
- if done raw it is an overhead
Joudan Uke - (f + B)
- Ryo throws out his palm and forearm parrying the opponents next move
- this move essential eats up some or all of the active frames of your opponents moves.
- this version will parry mids and high attacks, but not lows
- if timed correctly it can parry both hits of a 2 hit normal such as Lin's cl.C
- this version will parry most mid fireballs like Athena's or Kensou's, but not low fireball like Iori's
- it can cancel normals into Ryo's parry from block stun allowing for blockstring mixups if you think your opponent will try to attack.
- it can be thrown out of the parry by normal and command throws
Gedan Uke - (df + B)
- Ryo blasts a fist angled to the ground, parrying the opponents low attacks
- parries low normals and low fireballs like Iori's
- like the mid/high parry a wonderful move to make your opponent think twice from throwing out moves in block stun
- it can still be hit by some of the slower sweeps in the game if mistimed
- it can be thrown be normal and command throws
Special Moves
Ko Ou Ken/Ken Ko - (qcf + A/C)
- Ryo throws a puissant fist toward the opponent, creating a large burst of physical energy
- both versions can be comboed into, hit mid, make the opponent fly into the air and cause soft knockdown
- both versions have a small hurtbox on Ryo's fist making it possible for opponents to hit Ryo out of the move if you are too predictable in applying it.
- A version is faster and leaves Ryo stationary
- A version is negative on block, but can be made safe by spacing
- A version is one of Ryo's primary pressure and combo tools
- C version is slower and moves Ryo forward a bit toward the opponent
- C version is more negative on block, but can be mitigated by spacing
- C version is Ryo's harder hitting combo ender for a jumpin you've confirmed and a great way to space your opponent while advancing on them
Kohou - (dp + A/C)
- Ryo leaps into the most classic expression of fighting: the dragon punch
- A version hits once and has a much shorter vertical reach
Hien Shippu Kyaku - (hcb + B/D)
Zansetsuken - (f, b, f + A/C)
Kohou Shippuken - (qcb + A/C)
Mouko Raijinsetsu - (qcf + B/D)
Desperation Move
Haohshoukoken - f, hcf + A/C
Ryuuko Ranbu - qcf, hcb + A/C
Super Desperation Move
Tenchi Haohken - qcf x 2 + AC
HSDM
Retsu Ryuuko Ranbu - qcf, hcb + AC
Geki Ryuuko Ranbu qcf + C,A
Combos
- cr.B×1~2, Far A, hcb+B
- cr.B, cr.A, qcfx2+AC
- cr.B, cr.C, qcf+P/hcb+K/qcf hcb+P
- qcb+P, hcb+B/qcfx2+AC
- qcb+A, (run) Far A/cr.C
- (corner) j.C, cl.C, qcf+A, dp+A/cr.C/cl.D
JCD Counter Hit
- j.CD (CH), qcf+C
- (corner) j.CD (CH), qcf+A, dp+C
- (corner) j.CD (CH), qcfx2+AC
- (corner) j.CD (CH), hcb+D
Max Mode
- (corner) j.C, cl.C, f b f+C, (DC) qcb+C (1), (DC) dp+C (1), (DC) qcf+D
BC Mode
- f+A,(BC run) cl.C, qcf hcb+A/qcfx2+AC
- cl.C,(BC run) cl.C, dp+C, (SC) qcf hcb+A/qcfx2+AC
- cl.C,(BC run) cl.C, f+A, qcfx2+AC
Max Mode Tenchi Haohken Set-ups
- j.C, cl.C, f+A, (BC) qcfx2+AC,(dizzy, corner) j.C, cl.C, qcf+A, dp+A
- j.C, cl.C, f+A, (BC) qcfx2+AC, (dizzy), j.C, cl.C, qcf hcb+A
- j.C, cl.C, f+A, (BC) qcfx2+AC, (dizzy), j.C, cl.C, dp+C (1), (SC) qcf hcb+A
- j.C, cl.C, f+A, (BC) qcfx2+AC, (dizzy), (BC) j.C, cl.C, MAX2
- j.C, cl.C, f+A, (BC) cr.C, qcfx2+AC,(dizzy), (BC) j.C, cl.C, MAX2
- j.C, cl.C, (BC) cl.C, f+A, dp+C (1), (SC) qcfx2+AC, (dizzy), (BC) j.C, cl.C, MAX2
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