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:7::k::k: can be stagger escaped, :7::k::6:,:p: cannot. I never tried BT from Carrera P, so I'll see what stagger-proof options you have tonight. :7::k: also transitions to moonsault and corbata, making for a neat-looking mix-up. :7::k::k: hits mid and is punishable on block. Don't try it.

I'll add that 6P can't be stagger escaped from GB moonsault, making BT:P:+:K: (GB!), :6::P::8::K: a one-guess launcher combo.

I'd do it myself as I also have the book... But if I do own the book and reprint the frame data listed to the wiki, would that get me in trouble?

Yes, I too recommend BloodBurger's movelist videos because they're the only ones that have each move HIT the opponent, thus also showing you each moves properties.

Going to Carrera doesn't add frames, it removes recovery frames from the previous move. That's why 7K6,P and 7K6,P+K are stagger proof. Didn't know about going backturned from Carrera P; I always mixed-up between Carrera K and Carrera T because one could be sidestepped but not ducked and the...

BT 7P can be stagger-escaped before your CB hits. The only guaranteed against stagger-escape stun extenders into CB are 1PK, 4K and PP. PP is interesting because even if the first P gets you past threshold, the second P won't knock your opponent away.

I'm sorry, that's not giving me anything.

Bass can follow up a :t: bear hug after either :7::p: or :3::p::+::k: If his back is to the wall, these bear hugs will throw his opponents into the wall. EDIT: Not in command training but obvious moves of Bass: :3::p:, :2::k:

Bass: While on the ground :h::+::k: To opponent's back, the Grizzly Laucher (:4::1::2::3::6::t:) and the Big Bear Slam (:2::3::6::p::5::t:) become combo throws with continuation :2::t: Edit: Lisa has While on the ground :t: OHs

I can't throw/OH after a pick-up if all they do is block, so the stun game is pretty important to me for baiting holds and connecting throws. Luckily, I discovered that :6::p: on a stunned opponent does a big stomach crumple stun. :6::k::k:, :6::p:, :3::p::+::k: is an easy (too easy?) burst...

I don't know. What's the purpose of what you're doing? I'm looking at your Kasumi's stats: 9 11. I found the free pages for Kasumi's frames and I know her jab is 9 frame, 10 damage... Where does the 11 come from? I'm sorry, but in the first place, judging characters on their jab data seems...

Maybe I phrased it wrong but I know I played the game at a friends house and despite what was written on page 1 (Concerning :3::k: :Can be used in conjunction with :9::P::P: to extend a sit-down stun), I have much trouble extending the double elbow from crouch hit :3::k:. Specifically, the first...

It's confusing: Bass's :P: is indeed 13 frames. His :P::+::K: is 12 frames. A character's jabs is not necessarily it's fastest attack. The :P::+::K: is not really a poke like the :P: because of how punishable (-8f) it is on block.

Tell me if this would work as a no-guess touch-of-death combo: :3::K: (on crouching opponent), :6::6:, :9::P::P:, :3::P:+:K:, Grizzly Launcher, finish as you please. The frame list was very helpful but there are different stuns and different things you can do off stuns. :P::P::2::P: is a...