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==Universal Mechanics==
==Universal Mechanics==
===<big>{{clr|C|Throw}}</big>===
===<big>Throw</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=6C or 4C
|input=6C or 4C
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==Special Moves==
==Special Moves==
===<big>{{clr|B|Nanto Senkyakusou}}</big>===
===<big>Nanto Senkyakusou</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=214B
|input=214B
|description=Shin performs a low sliding kick. Slow startup and recovery. Takes off a star on Counter Hit. Can be used to dodge some high-hitting moves. Overall it is very high-risk low-return move, and thus doesn't get much use.
|description=Shin performs a low sliding kick. Slow startup and recovery. Takes off a star on Counter Hit. Can be used to dodge some high-hitting moves. Overall it is very high-risk low-return move, and thus doesn't get much use.
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}}
===<big>Nanto Gokutoken</big>===
===<big>Nanto Gokutoken</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
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===<big>{{clr|A|Nanto Ryuuhayadan}}</big>===
===<big>Nanto Ryuuhayadan</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=236A
|input=236A
|description=Shin strikes a pose and shoots feather-shaped blasts of power from his finger. Shoots two feathers upon executing the move, and one more for every time you press A. The feathers do no damage, but are unblockable and each hit adds to the opponent's unseen dizzy meter. Upon striking the opponent the word 'Faint' appears in a colored bubble, which ranges from yellow to red. The closer to red, the closer the opponent is to being dizzied - once it is fully red almost any hit will dizzy them. Feathers can also take out other projectiles and Juda's followers. This all sounds useful, but due to it's long recovery and the fact that your opponent can just run through your projectiles and hit you, this is a terrible move that you will only ever use by accident.
|description=Shin strikes a pose and shoots feather-shaped blasts of power from his finger. Shoots two feathers upon executing the move, and one more for every time you press A. The feathers do no damage, but are unblockable and each hit adds to the opponent's unseen dizzy meter. Upon striking the opponent the word 'Faint' appears in a colored bubble, which ranges from yellow to red. The closer to red, the closer the opponent is to being dizzied - once it is fully red almost any hit will dizzy them. Feathers can also take out other projectiles and Juda's followers. This all sounds useful, but due to it's long recovery and the fact that your opponent can just run through your projectiles and hit you, this is a terrible move that you will only ever use by accident.
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}}
===<big>{{clr|C|Nanto Hakuhazan}}</big>===
 
===<big>Nanto Hakuhazan</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=214C
|input=214C
|description=Shin does a big backhanded slash. Slow startup and long recovery, but has big range and upper-body invulnerability. Takes off one star on normal hit and two on Counter Hit. Can reflect most non-beam projectiles. Causes stun on grounded opponents. Mostly used in combos.
|description=Shin does a big backhanded slash. Slow startup and long recovery, but has big range and upper-body invulnerability. Takes off one star on normal hit and two on Counter Hit. Can reflect most non-beam projectiles. Causes stun on grounded opponents. Mostly used in combos.
}}
}}
===<big>{{clr|C|Nanto Senjuzan}}</big>===
 
===<big>Nanto Senjuzan</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=236C
|input=236C
|description=Shin rushes forwards a strikes his opponent rapidly. Takes off a star on Counter Hit. Slow startup, and doesn't hit crouching characters. Used mostly in Banishing Strike combos.
|description=Shin rushes forwards a strikes his opponent rapidly. Takes off a star on Counter Hit. Slow startup, and doesn't hit crouching characters. Used mostly in Banishing Strike combos.
}}
}}
===<big>{{clr|C|Nanto Senjuzan follow-up}}</big>===
 
===<big>Nanto Senjuzan follow-up</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=236C > 236C
|input=236C > 236C
|description=Follow up move to Nanto Senjuzan. Causes Shin to quickly turn around and attack his opponent while returning back to the side he started on. Takes a star on normal hit and two on Counter Hit. Also used mostly in Banishing Strike combos.
|description=Follow up move to Nanto Senjuzan. Causes Shin to quickly turn around and attack his opponent while returning back to the side he started on. Takes a star on normal hit and two on Counter Hit. Also used mostly in Banishing Strike combos.
}}
}}
===<big>{{clr|A|Nanto Gyakushisou}}</big>===
 
===<big>Nanto Gyakushisou</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=63214A
|input=63214A
|description=Shin grabs his opponent, pokes them, then throws them away. A 4-frame startup command grab. Takes off one star, and follow up is possible. Very important part of Shin's mixup game.
|description=Shin grabs his opponent, pokes them, then throws them away. A 4-frame startup command grab. Takes off one star, and follow up is possible. Very important part of Shin's mixup game.
}}
}}
===<big>Nanto Hakuen Tenshou</big>===
===<big>Nanto Hakuen Tenshou</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
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==Super Moves==
==Super Moves==
===<big>{{clr|C|Nanto Raishinshou}}</big>===
===<big>Nanto Raishinshou</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=236236C
|input=236236C
|description=Shin hits the ground an a big geyser of power shoots out. Takes off one star on normal hit and two on Counter hit. Has full invulnerability until execution, but the startup is quite slow at 12 frames. Mostly used in combos, and very sparingly as a reversal.
|description=Shin hits the ground an a big geyser of power shoots out. Takes off one star on normal hit and two on Counter hit. Has full invulnerability until execution, but the startup is quite slow at 12 frames. Mostly used in combos, and very sparingly as a reversal.
}}
}}
===<big>{{clr|C|Nanto Senshu Ryuugeki}}</big>===
 
===<big>Nanto Senshu Ryuugeki</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=214214C
|input=214214C
|description=Shin charges up then rushes forward and stabs at his opponent rapidly. Can be charged by holding C. Charging increases the amount of hits and damage done - on some characters the max charge will instantly Guard Crush them if they block it. The last hit takes off one star, and the first hit will take off 2 stars on Counter Hit, for a total of 3 stars if the last hit connects. Has invulnerability, but the startup is even slower than that of Raishinshou. Does not see much use except in some obscure combos.
|description=Shin charges up then rushes forward and stabs at his opponent rapidly. Can be charged by holding C. Charging increases the amount of hits and damage done - on some characters the max charge will instantly Guard Crush them if they block it. The last hit takes off one star, and the first hit will take off 2 stars on Counter Hit, for a total of 3 stars if the last hit connects. Has invulnerability, but the startup is even slower than that of Raishinshou. Does not see much use except in some obscure combos.
}}
}}
===<big>{{clr|A|"Omae no Ken deha, Shinan!"}}</big>===
 
===<big>"Omae no Ken deha, Shinan!"</big>===
{{HNK_Move_Card
{{HNK_Move_Card
|input=412363214A
|input=412363214A
|description=Shin slowly retreats, then jumps to his death. Shin begins the next round with his stars restored to full. This could have been a very useful move, but unfortunately the startup animation is extremely long, making it impossible to use for all practical purposes.
|description=Shin slowly retreats, then jumps to his death. Shin begins the next round with his stars restored to full. This could have been a very useful move, but unfortunately the startup animation is extremely long, making it impossible to use for all practical purposes.
}}
}}
==Fatal KO==
==Fatal KO==
===<big>Nanto Shoushuu Tokyaku</big>===
===<big>Nanto Shoushuu Tokyaku</big>===
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|description=Shin does a high kick, then pokes his opponent to death while his underlings hold them. The kick move hits twice - the second hit must connect, or the FKO will fail.
|description=Shin does a high kick, then pokes his opponent to death while his underlings hold them. The kick move hits twice - the second hit must connect, or the FKO will fail.
}}
}}
==Colors==
==Colors==
{{HNKColors|Size=240}}
{{HNKColors|Size=240}}

Revision as of 18:31, 16 June 2022


Overview
Overview

Shin is a hard-hitting power type character, notable for his ability to Guard Crush any opponent. During the early days of the game's release, he was considered the strongest character, but he has since fallen off greatly, as the other characters have become more and more developed while he has stayed mostly the same.

Between his command grab, 2B, and IAD j.B, Shin has very good mixups and okizeme, especially in the corner. However, his ability to apply continued pressure is lacking in comparison to other characters, and he has a very tough time getting out of bad situations. The simplicity and high damage of his combos, in addition to his general ease of use, make him a very good starter character, much like Kenshiro. Unfortunately, he lacks the same potential - of all characters, Shin has the hardest and least practical 100% combos.

 Shin  Shin Is a simple, hard-hitting character who takes advantage of his strong up-close mixups and solid, versatile toolkit.

Pros
Cons
  • Heavyweight: One of two characters of the Heavy weight class alongside Mr. Heart. Because of this all characters have a gaurd gauge against him, limiting how long they can block.
  • Practical Damage: Very easy and powerful Banishing Strike combos give Shin respectable threat off his tools and make him easy to pick up.
  • Strong mixups: With the help of his +7 low, his large and rewarding jump-ins, and Nanto Gyakushinsou, Shin boasts powerful mixups, especially in the corner.
  • FKO Game: Shin has great star reducing ability and a Fatal KO that is simple to combo into allow Shin to consistently use his Fatal KO to close out matches.
  • Defense: Has difficulty getting out of pressure due to slow defensive tools across the board.
  • Tall: Is very easy to perform Hyakuretsu combos on due to his hurtbox.
  • Damage Plateau: 100% combos are extremely difficult and generally considered impractical, limiting Shin's maximum damage.
Shin
HNK Shin Portrait.png
Damage Taken
100%
Jump Startup
4f
Backdash
1f

Normals

c.A

c.A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 5 4 4 +1

A quick jab to the face. Used in some combos as well as as an anti-air.

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c.B

c.B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 6 3 8 0

A lazy-looking kick. Used in some combos.

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c.C

c.C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 9 3 18 -2

A strong low jab. Can chain into a Banishing Strike. Used in many combos.

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c.D

c.D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 10 3,4 11 +1

A knee followed by a kick to the head. Used in many combos.

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f.A

f.A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 5 4 4 +3

A straight jab. Used in some combos.

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f.B

f.B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 8 3 8 +2

A low kick. Good for zoning, and also used in some combos.

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f.C

f.C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 14 3,3 16 -3

A two-hit horizontal slash. Doesn't hit most crouching characters. Has great range, which makes it useful for preventing opponents from jumping or for baiting an Air Recovery. Recovery is quite long so it is necessary to pick your spots carefully when using it.

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f.D

f.D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 15 3 22 -5

A strong low kick. Mostly useless.

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2A

2A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 5 3 4 +4

A short crouching elbow jab. Has less range than 2B, but the startup is quicker, making it useful for getting out of pressure. Also possible to use as an anti-air in some situations.

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2B

2B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Low 7 3 4 +7

A very low crouching kick. Long range, quick startup, and advantage on guard. Loses to most other characters' 2Bs, but beats high-hitting moves like Toki's 2D. Can low profile moves such as Kenshiro's 623A/C and Juda's Dam super, as well as having fast enough recovery to block moves like Toki's Sekkatsukou when used as a meaty. One of Shin's most important normals.

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2C

2C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 11 4 16 -4

A strong upwards jab while crouching. Fairly slow startup limits its use as an anti-air. Mostly used in combos.

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2D

2D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Low 10 4 20 -4

A long sweep kick. Fairly short range in comparison to other characters' 2Ds, but slightly longer than that of 2B. Hit causes the opponent to be knocked into the air. Good to chain after 2B on hit to start a combo, though this will not connect at far ranges.

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j.A

j.A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
High/Air 5 6 3

A downwards jab. Can be canceled into itself. Good air-to-air move.

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j.B

j.B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
High/Air 10 8 7

A straight kick. Good reach and long active frames. Shin's main air-to-ground move.

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j.C

j.C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
High/Air 11 6 10

A two-handed downward chop. Used in some combos.

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j.D

j.D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
High/Air 11 10 11

A strong downward kick. Useful in combos, and sometimes as an air-to-ground move.

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Command Normals

6A

6A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
High/Air 24 4 12 0

A horizontal slicing punch. Hits overhead. Follow up possible with the use of Boost. Good to throw into your mixup every now and again.

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6B

6B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Low 21 4 14 0

A strong stomping kick. Hits low and takes off a star on Counter Hit. Mostly useless.

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Universal Mechanics

Throw

6C or 4C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Throw 4 4

Shin throws his opponent to the ground then jabs them quickly several times. Follow up not possible. Mostly useless, especially since Shin has a great command grab.

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Kick Throw

B+D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Throw 9 4 16

Shin slaps his opponent to the ground, stomps on their body, and then kicks them away. Follow up not possible. Will catch Rei at the start of the round if he opens with a Grave Shoot. Situationally good to end rounds, as it gives a good chunk of meter on hit.

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Grave Shoot

A+C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 15 6 20 -7

A slashing underhand chop. Not very reliable as an anti-air. Used in many combos.

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Grave Launch

Heavy Strike

A+B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Unblockable 41 8 16 N/A

Shin winds up then charges forward with a strong thrust. Very long reach, making this likely the best Heavy Strike in the game. That said its use is still limited to combos for the most part.

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Stagger

Banishing Strike

C+D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 18-33 4 20 -5

Shin winds up then does a powerful straight jab. Fairly short range. Important combo part.

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Banishing Launch

Special Moves

Nanto Senkyakusou

214B
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Low 18 16 18 -14

Shin performs a low sliding kick. Slow startup and recovery. Takes off a star on Counter Hit. Can be used to dodge some high-hitting moves. Overall it is very high-risk low-return move, and thus doesn't get much use.

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Nanto Gokutoken

623B or 623D
Version Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Nanto Gokutoken B All 11 17 Until landing
Nanto Gokutoken D All 21 12 Until landing + 14

An air kick, similar to Kenshiro's Hieiken. The B land and air versions go diagonally upwards, while the D versions go horizontally across the screen. All versions take off a star on Counter Hit.

The land B version has invulnerability while rising, but not during startup, so cannot be used as a reversal. Causes wall bounce on hit, and it is possible to act in the air once the move has risen to it's peak. Misses all crouching characters except Heart. Very high return move, but often risky to use.

The land D version knocks the opponent into the air on normal hit, and causes wall bounce on Counter Hit. Hits overhead, but is generally never used because your opponent can easily get a guaranteed combo on you if they block it, which isn't that hard to do.

The air B version is mostly used as a combo ender. It does however hit overhead, so it is possible to use it after an air dash jump B as an alternative to landing and doing a 2B. This is quite hard to see, and effective to use every once in a while. Like the land D version, you will probably die if it is blocked, so caution is necessary when using it outside of combos.

The air D version is for the most part the same as the land D version. Has a few uses in some combos but otherwise is not very important.

Version On-Hit Boost Gain Aura Gain GC Level
623B
623D
  • 623B
  • 623D

Nanto Ryuuhayadan

236A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 9 Mash to extend indefinitely 50 N/A

Shin strikes a pose and shoots feather-shaped blasts of power from his finger. Shoots two feathers upon executing the move, and one more for every time you press A. The feathers do no damage, but are unblockable and each hit adds to the opponent's unseen dizzy meter. Upon striking the opponent the word 'Faint' appears in a colored bubble, which ranges from yellow to red. The closer to red, the closer the opponent is to being dizzied - once it is fully red almost any hit will dizzy them. Feathers can also take out other projectiles and Juda's followers. This all sounds useful, but due to it's long recovery and the fact that your opponent can just run through your projectiles and hit you, this is a terrible move that you will only ever use by accident.

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Nanto Hakuhazan

214C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 21 8 18 -7

Shin does a big backhanded slash. Slow startup and long recovery, but has big range and upper-body invulnerability. Takes off one star on normal hit and two on Counter Hit. Can reflect most non-beam projectiles. Causes stun on grounded opponents. Mostly used in combos.

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Nanto Senjuzan

236C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 23 4,4,4,4,4 16 -4

Shin rushes forwards a strikes his opponent rapidly. Takes off a star on Counter Hit. Slow startup, and doesn't hit crouching characters. Used mostly in Banishing Strike combos.

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Nanto Senjuzan follow-up

236C > 236C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 7 8 48 -40

Follow up move to Nanto Senjuzan. Causes Shin to quickly turn around and attack his opponent while returning back to the side he started on. Takes a star on normal hit and two on Counter Hit. Also used mostly in Banishing Strike combos.

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Nanto Gyakushisou

63214A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Throw 4 2 21 N/A

Shin grabs his opponent, pokes them, then throws them away. A 4-frame startup command grab. Takes off one star, and follow up is possible. Very important part of Shin's mixup game.

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Nanto Hakuen Tenshou

236D or 214D
Version Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
Nanto Senjuzan Forwards N/A N/A N/A N/A total 54 N/A
Nanto Senjuzan Backwards N/A N/A N/A N/A total 54 N/A

Shin jumps up into the air and does a flip. The 236 version goes forwards, while the 214 version goes backwards. Can act midway through the jump. Mostly used in combos after a 2D. There is some invulnerability while jumping but it has no real use. It is also possible to triangle jump off of the wall if you come in contact with it while jumping, but once again this is completely useless.

Version On-Hit Boost Gain Aura Gain GC Level
236D N/A
214D N/A
  • 236D
  • 214D

Super Moves

Nanto Raishinshou

236236C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 39 -22

Shin hits the ground an a big geyser of power shoots out. Takes off one star on normal hit and two on Counter hit. Has full invulnerability until execution, but the startup is quite slow at 12 frames. Mostly used in combos, and very sparingly as a reversal.

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Nanto Senshu Ryuugeki

214214C
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All 18+3 32 -21

Shin charges up then rushes forward and stabs at his opponent rapidly. Can be charged by holding C. Charging increases the amount of hits and damage done - on some characters the max charge will instantly Guard Crush them if they block it. The last hit takes off one star, and the first hit will take off 2 stars on Counter Hit, for a total of 3 stars if the last hit connects. Has invulnerability, but the startup is even slower than that of Raishinshou. Does not see much use except in some obscure combos.

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"Omae no Ken deha, Shinan!"

412363214A
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
N/A Shin dies 318 N/A N/A N/A

Shin slowly retreats, then jumps to his death. Shin begins the next round with his stars restored to full. This could have been a very useful move, but unfortunately the startup animation is extremely long, making it impossible to use for all practical purposes.

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N/A

Fatal KO

Nanto Shoushuu Tokyaku

236C+D
Guard Damage Startup Active Recovery On-Block Star Damage
All FATAL KO 13 4,20 64 -65

Shin does a high kick, then pokes his opponent to death while his underlings hold them. The kick move hits twice - the second hit must connect, or the FKO will fail.

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  • Second hit must connect for cinematic to trigger

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