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That’s Shadow Akihiko’s autocombo. All shadow characters in this game have a different autocombo than their regular counterpart.

@@SkyFlare_ ahh I see. I've never tried his shadow version so I was wondering what that combo was because I had never seen it. Thanks for taking the time to answer !

I'm assuming you're the one that asked this on discord, but I'll copy paste my answer here in case it helps other people: 5C > Weave C > Sweep can be difficult to the untrained eye because what's actually tricky about it isn't those inputs...rather it's the Sonic A that comes before it. If you Sonic A too early or too late then the 5C doesn't hit the opponent in a way that allows for Weave C > Sweep. My suggestion is to play around with the timing. Ideally, you want the Sonic A to be hitting the opponent at the apex of the last juggle. Meaning you want to Sonic A when the opponent is higher up in the air. This means you may have to delay the Sonic A slightly in order to wait for the opponent to reach the peak height

ha yeah it's been a hot minute huh?

​@@SkyFlare_ To be honest it was, but I guess it was worth the wait, the quality of the material is of a high standard. Nice to see you and also Barzorx back!

Who says it's his responsibility to "teach"? His channel. He can showcase what he likes. You can accept, appreciate, or move on. The entitlement is heavy.

​@@AllFlashNoDash Did this guys mom really come on here to lecture me? Sit the f**k down little peasant. LOL. No one here is speaking from entitlement. The creator can do whatever the f*ck he wants to do. Believe it or not, I was actually trying to give him some "suggestions" as to how to make his content better being a new content creator and all. He can either listen or keep doing the same thing with the same results. Either way is more than fine with me. The space has a ton of other content creators that are MUCH more helpful than showcasing replays of combos without any insight or breakdowns. Hell, we can all get this type of content by simply going to Training Mode. So it is.....lazy. Take it or leave it.

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1. Because it’s a plus meaty, as opposed to some other options like st.MP meaty. 2. If it CHs, you can get a confirm combo off of it. 3. It beats some DPs and Level 1s on wake-up. 4. Some newer/uninformed players might think hadoken on block is ALWAYS minus. This is a way to trick the uninformed as this hadoken is, as previously stated, plus on block.

@@SkyFlare_ why its plus on wakeup but minus in neutral?

@@nofx7058 long explanation short, the Hadoken has more than one areas that can hit the opponent (back and front). If the back hits the opponent, it’s plus. It’s actually probably more complicated pf an explanation than that, but that’s the gist of it. When you throw the hadoken in neutral, obviously it’s incredibly likely for the front end of the hadoken to make contact, meaning it’s minus. When thrown specifically on your opponent’s wake-up, they invul through the front portion and get hit by the tail end of the hadoken when they finish getting up.

No I didn’t delete it I was actually going to comment on your original post saying thanks for the catch! Idk TH-cam probably being weird. Anyway, thanks for the catch!

@@SkyFlare_ Yeah , i tried to correct a grammatical mistake but it gave me ''error'' so i didn't change it. I guess it screwed everything up. No problem , your video was still quite usefull nontheless. Cheers

Hadoken Meaty setup is universal. As for it beating DPs or Level 1 supers, only beats select characters.

@@SkyFlare_ got ya. Thanks for this

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My man Ryu needs some changes/buffs I swear

@@SkyFlare_ we strugglin out here dawg 😅

So there are actually two minor routes to this safe jump concept. You'll see that sometimes Ryu's j.HK reaches the opponents and hits them on their wake-up while sometimes it whiffs. You as the Ryu player can change up your timing of the j.HK to choose which will happen. If you don't want your opponent to be able to neutral jump, you can totally just hit them with j.HK on wake-up and they'll get hit for trying to. But let's say the opponent likes to parry on wake-up. Now to bait it out, you purposely whiff the j.HK. Instead of parrying on wake-up like you were trying to call out, your opponent neutral jumps. This route that's in the video shows that, hey even if you whiff your j.HK, you can still cover the neutral jump.

Yep! As shown in the video, JP's DP loses to it.

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Yep. You can even do the microdash variant for the full resource version. I just threw in a stHK combo as an example.

Hey no problem! There are so so so many routes with Shaki. I’d argue it’s near improbable to learn most or all of them. I think it’s best we learn what’s best for us and learn it well. After all, frenzy combos are guaranteed unburstable damage.

Ngl, it is difficult. Learning Shaki took a lot of time, practice, and patience. And yes, my hand did hurt at times from all the practice. But at the end of the day, they’re just combos so if you practice enough it all just turns into muscle memory. I’m sure you can do it!

the goat for DBZ music! Enigma TNG Here's a link to this specific track: th-cam.com/video/yPrLwA16UKQ/w-d-xo.html

That’s right! This match was done as a 1v1 however so I didn’t get that scene

You are completely right! Alas, I don't have as much time as I once had in my life. Swamped with work, I do my best by throwing video clips together of organized combos...don't quite have the time to sit down and write/edit each combo notation as much as I know how much that would help people. That said, if there's a specific combo you need notation for please don't hesitate to ask. I can always set aside a little time in my day to throw in a quick comment of whatever notation you need.

@@SkyFlare_ Sucks to hear that, man. Hope it gets better!

It's various themes from Punch-Out!, covered by GaMetal. Link here: th-cam.com/video/3bO2h7zvEWk/w-d-xo.html

@@SkyFlare_ Ohhhh thanks man 👍

5B CH routes are quite straightforward...there's only really one you need to know. The other 5B CH one is if you really want to maximize on crouching opponents. If you need notations/video example of what they look like then yeah I can do that quickly for you I guess. Just let me know.

@@SkyFlare_ Its more so meter. I knew many of the routes for the videos you have done recently but i dont know how to add meter into the optimization and combo theory

@@NeviMaestro Hey sorry for the late reply. I had someone else ask me nearly the exact same question so I'll provide screen shots to my explanation to him. I started my explanation with linking Barz's video: th-cam.com/video/xCioIR_qKHs/w-d-xo.html and then went on to start my explanation of Aki combo theory: prnt.sc/6ILlBHucGdmb I hope this helps you in some way or another.

@@SkyFlare_ Thank you very much

Glad I could be of help!

oof yeah it has been a while. I don't quite remember everything about this game/character but I would imagine you just have to input it at the right time. Or faster. And of course, make sure all the charged moves are the correct level.

I can confirm they did not as they contacted me after the match asking for match up advice. Very good point though as it could have been possible...unfortunately, the truth of the matter is that it doesn't matter if aki's opponent knows the match up or not. A player in 2.0 can stuff aki's moves with mashing moreso than compared to 1.1. Intentional or not. And that makes me sad.

Aki was actually high tier in 1.1. also Mina did get nerfed but he’s still really good lol

Yeah he has a lot of cool routes and to be fair can still deal a lot of damage on paper. It’s moreso the opportunity to get in that damage is squandered.

You use EX Duck. That’s 236CD in notation. The higher level EX Duck is, the farther Aki travels in his duck. If the ranges reaches past the opponent, then Aki will automatically crossup.

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@@scatteraxis Scatteraxis the goat!!!!

You do the autocombo and after the 6th hit, instead of pressing 5A one more time, you press 8A. Keep in mind, you only have 1-2 frames to connect it so it's highly unstable and you will most likely drop the combo. Plus, you will not get the regular benefits of autocombo such as meter boost gain and burst guage restoration.