Free Step Dodge

Spammy wammy?

I suppose that could be a place holder XD. I call them "auto" hits but that doesn't sound right

Uhm..... a 2 for 1 ?

This is actually a good Question.

I'm pretty sure attacks with 2+ hits in one are called "natural combos" since only the first hit can be held.

I think means What is called when 1 Button Press results in more than one Strike ?

Obviously her PPK is a Natural Combo but her 66K and 6PK aren't.... atleast I think they're not.

are those like auto natural combos?

..... and now I'm confused xD

Lol it's alright XD I think you nailed it though, moves like that that hit multiple times are natural but I guess if there's no additional input needed than it's auto?

LoL.... allright lets go over the evidence.

A Naturall Combo is essentially Two or more Strikes where if the first one hits.... The Rest is Guaranteed..... the input is irrelevant. A Natural Combo is a Natural Combo regardless of if it takes one button press or multiple button presses.

What I think @KasumiLover69 wants to know is.... what do you call it when a Single Button Press results in Multiple Strikes ?

In other words when you input Phase 4's PPK.... even she herself can't stop Kicking more than Once..... all three Kicks come out despite pressing K once.

They're just Natural Combos, some moves become natural combos on CH even, Jann Lee's 4KK is an example, the majority work on normal hit though, every character's PP string in this game is a natural combo, moves like P4's PKK follow the same rule, like Jann Lee's DS 6P+K or Helena's flappy hands.

I think it's just safe to assume it's a auto natural, I think that's not too far off

A name for those moves in specific though? Hmm... I don't know. In KI, they call them ''auto doubles'', you press a combination of buttons and you get an auto combo. Maybe you could go with that, lol.

Yeah I also Think "Auto + Combo/Follow Up/String" is as close to describing the Phenomenon I can think of.

Or maybe you can call it a "Canned String".

Yeah I'll take that XD that honestly does seem to apply to the moves. Thank you for explaining it a bit more for me DS, I really appreciate it