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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Dragon Flash Fist
{{AttackVersion|name=Dragon Flash Fist|subtitle=236L/M/H|rowspan=3}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=236L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236L Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=236M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236M Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236M Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=236H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236H Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236H Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.236L|rowspan=2}}
{{AttackVersion|name=Air Dragon Flash Fist|subtitle=j.236L/M/H|rowspan=4}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236L Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236L Extra}}
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{{Description|15|text={{ColumnList|text=*Removes landing recovery
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.236M|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236M Extra}}
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{{Description|15|text={{ColumnList|text=*Removes landing recovery
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.236H|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236H}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Flurry Kick
{{AttackVersion|name=Flurry Kick|subtitle=214L/M/H|rowspan=3}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=214L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214L Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214L Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=214M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214M Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214M Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=214H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214H Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214H Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.214L}}
{{AttackVersion|name=Air Flurry Kick|subtitle=j.214L/M/H|rowspan=3}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214L}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214L Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214L Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.214M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214M}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214M Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214M Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.214H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214H}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214H Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.214H Extra}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Kamehameha
{{AttackVersion|name=Kamehameha|subtitle=236S|rowspan=2}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=236S|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236S}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236S}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236S Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=j.236S|rowspan=2}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=Air Kamehameha|subtitle=j.236S|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236S}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236S}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236S Extra}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Kamehameha
{{AttackVersion|name=Assist A|subtitle=Kamehameha|rowspan=2}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=Assist A|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|Assist A}}
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{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|Assist A Extra}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Flurry Kick
{{AttackVersion|name=Assist B|subtitle=Flurry Kick}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=Assist B}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|Assist B}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|Assist B}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|Assist B Extra}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Dragon Storm
{{AttackVersion|name=Assist C|subtitle=Dragon Storm|rowspan=2}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=Assist C|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|Assist C}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Super Kamehameha
{{AttackVersion|name=Super Kamehameha|subtitle=236L+M|rowspan=2}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=236L+M|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236LM}}
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{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236LM Extra}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=Air Super Kamehameha|subtitle=j.236L+M|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|j.236LM}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Warp Kamehameha
{{AttackVersion|name=Warp Kamehameha|subtitle=236H+S|rowspan=2}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=236H+S|rowspan=2}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|236HS}}
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! colspan=16 style="background: white;"|Meteor Smash
{{AttackVersion|name=Meteor Smash|subtitle=214L+M or 214H+S}}
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{{AttackVersion|name=214L+M|subtitle=or 214H+S}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214LM}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214LM}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214LM Extra}}
{{#lst:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/Data|214LM Extra}}

Revision as of 06:55, 21 May 2021

System Data


Normal Moves

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. SmashWhich type of cinematic this attack can trigger. StartupShows the number of frames that the corresponding move needs to go through in order to reach its active frames. ActiveShows the number of frames where there is an attackbox, AKA the hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryShows how many frames that the character must go through after its active frames to automatically go back to a neutral stance. Frame Adv.The difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This frame advantage value is based off the fact that the very first active frame touches the opponent. Invul.The number of frames this attack has invulnerability, and what attribute(s) this invulnerability applies to. KiThe amount of Ki gained from hitting the opponent with this attack, measured as a percentage of one Ki Gauge. Negative value refers to the amount spent to perform the attack. ProrateDetermines how the next attack's damage will be scaled. AttributeAttributes this attack possesses. Some attacks are invincible to attacks of certain attributes.
H - Head
B - Body
P - Projectile. Durability level will be listed
LevelAttack Level determines how much hitstun, blockstun, hitstop, etc. the attack inflicts. BlockstunWhen blocked, how long the opponent is struck in a blocking animation. Values shown here are for ground blocking. Air blocking adds 2 frames of blockstun. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is blockstun and Y is hitstop. HitstunWhen a character is hit while standing or crouching, the defender is forced into a stun animation for a set period of time where they are vulnerable to further attacks. This period of time is called hitstun. UntechWhen hitting an airborne opponent, how long they can't air tech. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is untechable time and Y is hitstop.
5L


5LL


5LLL


5M


5H


5S


2L


2M


2H


2S


6M


j.L


j.M


5LLLLLLL


j.H


j.S


j.2H


Special Moves

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. SmashWhich type of cinematic this attack can trigger. StartupShows the number of frames that the corresponding move needs to go through in order to reach its active frames. ActiveShows the number of frames where there is an attackbox, AKA the hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryShows how many frames that the character must go through after its active frames to automatically go back to a neutral stance. Frame Adv.The difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This frame advantage value is based off the fact that the very first active frame touches the opponent. Invul.The number of frames this attack has invulnerability, and what attribute(s) this invulnerability applies to. KiThe amount of Ki gained from hitting the opponent with this attack, measured as a percentage of one Ki Gauge. Negative value refers to the amount spent to perform the attack. ProrateDetermines how the next attack's damage will be scaled. AttributeAttributes this attack possesses. Some attacks are invincible to attacks of certain attributes.
H - Head
B - Body
P - Projectile. Durability level will be listed
LevelAttack Level determines how much hitstun, blockstun, hitstop, etc. the attack inflicts. BlockstunWhen blocked, how long the opponent is struck in a blocking animation. Values shown here are for ground blocking. Air blocking adds 2 frames of blockstun. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is blockstun and Y is hitstop. HitstunWhen a character is hit while standing or crouching, the defender is forced into a stun animation for a set period of time where they are vulnerable to further attacks. This period of time is called hitstun. UntechWhen hitting an airborne opponent, how long they can't air tech. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is untechable time and Y is hitstop.
Dragon Flash Fist
236L/M/H


Air Dragon Flash Fist
j.236L/M/H


  • Removes landing recovery
Flurry Kick
214L/M/H


Air Flurry Kick
j.214L/M/H


Kamehameha
236S


  • Values in [] are for angled version
  • Enters recovery on hit/block
  • On whiff, recovery is 21 [17]
Air Kamehameha
j.236S


  • Values in [] are for angled version
  • Enters recovery on hit/block
  • On whiff, recovery is 30(+3L)

Z Assists

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. SmashWhich type of cinematic this attack can trigger. StartupShows the number of frames that the corresponding move needs to go through in order to reach its active frames. ActiveShows the number of frames where there is an attackbox, AKA the hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryShows how many frames that the character must go through after its active frames to automatically go back to a neutral stance. Frame Adv.The difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This frame advantage value is based off the fact that the very first active frame touches the opponent. Invul.The number of frames this attack has invulnerability, and what attribute(s) this invulnerability applies to. KiThe amount of Ki gained from hitting the opponent with this attack, measured as a percentage of one Ki Gauge. Negative value refers to the amount spent to perform the attack. ProrateDetermines how the next attack's damage will be scaled. AttributeAttributes this attack possesses. Some attacks are invincible to attacks of certain attributes.
H - Head
B - Body
P - Projectile. Durability level will be listed
LevelAttack Level determines how much hitstun, blockstun, hitstop, etc. the attack inflicts. BlockstunWhen blocked, how long the opponent is struck in a blocking animation. Values shown here are for ground blocking. Air blocking adds 2 frames of blockstun. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is blockstun and Y is hitstop. HitstunWhen a character is hit while standing or crouching, the defender is forced into a stun animation for a set period of time where they are vulnerable to further attacks. This period of time is called hitstun. UntechWhen hitting an airborne opponent, how long they can't air tech. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is untechable time and Y is hitstop.
Assist A
Kamehameha


  • Enters recovery on hit/block
  • On whiff, recovery is 21
Assist B
Flurry Kick


Assist C
Dragon Storm


  • Values in [] are when the opponent is in hitstun/untech
  • Enters recovery on hit/block

Super Moves

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. SmashWhich type of cinematic this attack can trigger. StartupShows the number of frames that the corresponding move needs to go through in order to reach its active frames. ActiveShows the number of frames where there is an attackbox, AKA the hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryShows how many frames that the character must go through after its active frames to automatically go back to a neutral stance. Frame Adv.The difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This frame advantage value is based off the fact that the very first active frame touches the opponent. Invul.The number of frames this attack has invulnerability, and what attribute(s) this invulnerability applies to. KiThe amount of Ki gained from hitting the opponent with this attack, measured as a percentage of one Ki Gauge. Negative value refers to the amount spent to perform the attack. ProrateDetermines how the next attack's damage will be scaled. AttributeAttributes this attack possesses. Some attacks are invincible to attacks of certain attributes.
H - Head
B - Body
P - Projectile. Durability level will be listed
LevelAttack Level determines how much hitstun, blockstun, hitstop, etc. the attack inflicts. BlockstunWhen blocked, how long the opponent is struck in a blocking animation. Values shown here are for ground blocking. Air blocking adds 2 frames of blockstun. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is blockstun and Y is hitstop. HitstunWhen a character is hit while standing or crouching, the defender is forced into a stun animation for a set period of time where they are vulnerable to further attacks. This period of time is called hitstun. UntechWhen hitting an airborne opponent, how long they can't air tech. For independent objects, like projectiles and Z Assist attacks, the amount of hitstop is listed. X+Y where X is untechable time and Y is hitstop.
Super Kamehameha
236L+M


  • Values in [] are for angled version
  • Enters recovery on hit/block
Air Super Kamehameha
j.236L+M


  • Values in [] are for angled version
  • Enters recovery on hit/block
Warp Kamehameha
236H+S


  • Values in [] are when the opponent is in hitstun/untech
  • Enters recovery on hit/block
Air Warp Kamehameha
j.236H+S


  • Values in [] are when the opponent is in hitstun/untech
  • Enters recovery on hit/block
Meteor Smash
214L+M or 214H+S


Z Combo Table

Ground Z Combo
L M H S Cancel
5L[2] 5L[+], 5LL[+], 2L 5M, 2M, 6M 5H, 2H 5S, 2S Jump[-], Sp
5LL 5LLL[+] 5M, 2M, 6M 5H, 2H 5S, 2S Jump[-], Sp
5LLL - - - - Sp
2L[2] 5L, 2L[+] 5M, 2M, 6M 5H, 2H 5S, 2S Sp
5M - 2M, 6M 5H, 2H 5S, 2S Jump[-], Sp
2M - 5M, 6M 5H, 2H 5S, 2S Sp
6M - - - - -
5H - - 2H 5S, 2S Sp
2H - - - - Sp
5S - - 5H, 2H 2S Sp
2S - - 5H, 2H 5S Sp
Air Z Combo
L M H S Cancel
j.L j.L, j.LL[-] j.M j.H, j.2H j.S Jump, Sp
j.LL[j.M] - - j.H, j.2H j.S Jump, Sp
j.M[j.LL] j.L - j.H, j.2H j.S Jump, Sp
j.H - - j.2H j.S Sp
j.2H - - - j.S Jump, Sp
j.S - - - - Sp
  • 5L and 2L can only be done a max of 2 times per string total
X = X is available on hit or block
X[-] = X is only available on hit
X[+] = X is available even on whiff
X[#] = X can be used # times per string (Default is 1)
X[Y] = X won't come out if Y has been used in the string
Sp = Special, Super, and Meteor Attacks. This also includes Vanish, Super Dash and Sparking, but not Dragon Rush and Ki Charge

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