BBTag/Yukiko Amagi/Combos

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7	8	9
4	5	6
1	2	3

Numbers represent direction on a keyboard numpad. For example

+

becomes 236A.

> = cancel into the next attack

, = link the next attack after preceding move's recovery

▷ = After landing.

jc = jump cancel

hjc = high jump cancel

CH = Counter Hit

IAD = Instant Air Dash

(N) = only use the Nth attack of the move (for example, if j.B(2) is written, you only use the first two hits of j.B)

[X] = Hold input X.

]X[ = Release input X.

{???}xN = Repeat ??? N amount of times.

Combo List

Combo	Position	Damage	Resource	Difficulty	Notes
Inputs > In ► Notation	Where	####	1 Meter, 2 Partner	[0] Difficulty	useful information

Midscreen

Solo

With Assists

Corner

Solo

With Assists

Combo Theory

Yukiko's combo theory is relatively straightforward - She needs to first launch the opponent via 236C, 214C, or an assist call, and then go into her loops of choice before settling for the appropriate ender for oki.

4AAA > 214B loops are the most universally applicable for meterless damage

4AAA > 22C > 2A loops let her build fire levels rapidly in exchange for bar

214C > 214C loops let her dump her meter for massive damage when done early in the combo

5AA > 214A > 2A loops offer the most meterless damage but requires the corner and is more executionally demanding.

Yukiko's combo structure doesn't vary much from this general skeleton, and most optimizations come from maximizing fire damage (doing fire moves earlier in combos, doing them as often as possible, gaining fire levels over the course of a combo), and from stabilizing stray hits into this general structure (i.e. confirming 5AA > 5B > 214C to launch a grounded opponent at longer ranges). Attempts at making longer more intricate combos tend to offer less damage and weaker oki options with marginal benefits to corner carry and burst safety, though their novelty can serve as a good gimmick to subvert normal expectations.

In essence, her combo theory is [Launch the opponent] > [Loop sequences based on your priorities] > [Pick your oki]