> after his launch, you can do duck > > Of course, that's assuming they're not near a wall. If they are near a wall, just try the other finishers I've listed.
which launches at all hit levels. after the hit. - 35 Damage. - 74 Damage - 74 Damage - 97 Damage
) and you can abuse from that. Will take you STRAIGHT into crouch from jump. Essentially removing the ability to standing throw punish it. () - Pseudo-Force tech. On whiff you are +0 and on Force tech it is +9. Make sure you hit confirm with the first low! (stomp) - 35 Damage - 74 Damage - 80 Damage. was used at the max of its reach. - 73 Damage. STRICT timing. Just here because it looks cool. - 65 Damage. As above. - 89 Damage. (Go to option for close by wall, 94 Damage) - 87 Damage. (Finish ~ as go to far wall option, 92 Damage) - 87 Damage. - 97 Damage. (Iffy timing, can be done though). - 94 Damage. and but not found anything to follow up with as yet. . Once managed to get on the end, it pushes them from range for the follow up but is still 89 damage. Not worth it essentially unless there is a way to get on the end. - 80 Damage. Leaves BT for short time. No tech = FT for +16 Frames.
it is possible for follow up to be blocked. (Stomp) - 18 + 35 damage. () - 18 + 38 Damage and +9 Frames. Can be teched, first whiff leaves you -3. - 67 Damage - 58 Damage +9 Frame Force tech - 66 Damage +9 Frame Force tech - 75 Damage - 103 - 155 Damage (Light/Med Weights) - 96 - 145 Damage (Heavy Weights) you can get off instead. (This combo is floating around here somewhere).
) - 48 Damage ( ~ into wall = 53 Damage ) - 46 Damage +9 Frame Force Tech - 42 Damage +10 Frame Force Tech - 68 Damage - 94 Damage
next and run it through the lab. > (Unless is possible and no further relaunch from ). > (Unless you can get double relaunch. NB: If mid range to wall on single relaunch may be better as +5 damage for being able to reach it with ~).
: (From back) to make another SDS. (From back) to make stun.: (SDS) > (SDS) > Dash Buffer > > (CB) > > > () FT. > > (in Sway) or () (CB) > > () > (FT) is very good against whiff punishing and back dashing opponents, it is often used when somebody misses a power blow or does a move with bad RECOV frames. It has an opener to , bringing another Sit Down Stun, leading to a dash buffer and probably some more moves, since it pushes them further away from you. 
Gives SDS on all hits.
: (From back) to make another SDS. (From back) to make stun.: (SDS) > (SDS) > Dash Buffer > > (CB) > > > () FT. > > (in Sway) or () (CB) > > () > (FT) is very good against whiff punishing and back dashing opponents, it is often used when somebody misses a power blow or does a move with bad RECOV frames. It has an opener to , bringing another Sit Down Stun, leading to a dash buffer and probably some more moves, since it pushes them further away from you.
I would suggest a few different things. It and its follow ups suffer from being very easy to stagger (except which is probably the best option if they don't stagger the initial Sit down) as it is -6 on block. Buffer a grab break. +19 Frames (so can be follow up or or as mix up options for launchers) +19 Frames - Due to knockback you'll only be getting from this and take it, shit is hot. + 19 Frames (NORMAL HIT ONLY) - Knockdown on everything except NH. >> >> - As long as they don't stagger the first hit, everything will follow fine even with SE. >> - 46 Damage / Pseudo-FT +1 frame (on tech) / +17 frames on FT >> - 55 Damage "Pseudo-Pseudo" FT. +5 (On tech roll) / +21 on FT. on FT.
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I believe from what I remember, P+K, (Sway) P+K, and 7P(P) - [brackets being the hit that gives the hard stun], gives a hard stun on a back turned opponent. Hope this helps.
7K also works for this btw y'all.
