New costumes for Poison, E. Honda, and Balrog are now available in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition with an Asura’s Wrath Crossover Costume for Kage arriving later this month

The spooky Union Graveyard stage is also available now!

We’re now mid-way through the month of September, which means many ghoulish boys and girls are casting their minds forward to Halloween and a fun-filled night of tricks, treats, and frights. To celebrate this occasion, as they’ve done in 2017 and 2018, Capcom is once-again releasing a new batch of limited-time Haloween-themed content in the form of new Premium Costumes for New Challengers Poison and E. Honda, as well as the new Union Graveyard stage, a spooky variant of the existing Union Station, just as the Spooky Arena is for the Underground Arena.

Poison transforms into a gothic, punk, zombie, with a stitched-together leg, and plenty of whips, netting, and leather. Meanwhile, E. Honda takes inspiration from the Kappa river imps of Japanese folklore. These fabled yokai river monsters are normally depicted as green humanoid-like beings with a turtle-like carapace on their backs along with webbed hands and claw-covered feet. Coincidently, they also love to engage in sumo wrestling, making this attire a perfect fit for Edmond, as he tries to spread the word of his craft around the globe. He also has a dish on his head. Wonder if water will spill out once he’s K.O.ed in battle?

What happens when you build a train station on top of a crypt? The answer is another great place to fight as the Union Station stage morphs into the Union Graveyard!

E. Honda & Poison join the Halloween fun with their kappa & zombie costumes. All available from Sept 17th! pic.twitter.com/xHiFj9Dfdw

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) September 9, 2019

The two costumes can be purchased for $3.99 each, while the Union Graveyard will set you back $1.99 or 40,000 Fight Money. Balrog’s new “No Mercy” costume is also now available, which sees the disgraced boxer discard his traditional coat and trademark blue shirt to battle topless, with just his gloves, shorts, and boots. This attire is available in Menat’s Fighting Chance, replacing M. Bison’s “Psycho Miasma” outfit.

Balrog may’ve been banned from professional boxing, but he still looks ring ready with the gloves, shorts & boots that make up his all-new No Escape costume.

Go for rough, tough & buff when these city duds appear in Fighting Chance starting Sept 17th. ? pic.twitter.com/f2Jy3Twn3g

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) September 11, 2019

Finally, as Cody’s Vergil Crossover Costume campaign has passed the halfway point, now on its third week, Capcom has decided to unveil the next outfit in line. Kage will be the first Season 4 character to enjoy some crossover love, as he truly embraces his anger, donning the attire of Asura the Destructor from 2012’s Asura’s Wrath. As always, you will have to vanquish an increasingly difficult CPU version of Kage in the Asura costume to collect Gems once per week for a month straight.

Once you gather all four, you’ll be given the Costume. Each attempt will cost you 2,500 Fight Money, meaning you need a minimum 10,000 FM if you want to truly unleash your rage and anger. Hopefully, he’ll also have some Crossover BGM to go with it.

Fighting a 12,000-year-old demigod can be a huge time commitment. Just ask Akuma. That’s why Kage has opted for an Asura costume rather than an angry challenge.

Will the Vajra Asura mesh well with the Satsui no Hado? Find out when this costume hits Extra Battle from Sept 27th. pic.twitter.com/VoQjZHi2IA

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) September 12, 2019

The campaign will begin on September 27th and run through October 25th. As an aside, Falke’s Katt, Sagat’s Shade, Menat’s Devilotte, Alex’s Leo, and Zeku’s Kenji campaigns are currently re-running if you missed a week during their first rotation.

We’ve also included Asura’s DLC battles with Ryu, Evil Ryu, Akuma, and Oni from the Lost Episodes of his original game as a bit of nostalgia.

Which of these new attires are you most looking forward to adding to your Street Fighter wardrobe? Tell us in the comments below!

Source: Street Fighter (Twitter); CapcomUSA_ (Twitter); Delriach (YouTube)

September 18, 2019

New costumes for Poison, E. Honda, and Balrog are now available in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition with an Asura’s Wrath Crossover Costume for Kage arriving later this month

The spooky Union Graveyard stage is also available now!

What happens when you build a train station on top of a crypt? The answer is another great place to fight as the Union Station stage morphs into the Union Graveyard!

E. Honda & Poison join the Halloween fun with their kappa & zombie costumes. All available from Sept 17th! pic.twitter.com/xHiFj9Dfdw

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) September 9, 2019

Balrog may’ve been banned from professional boxing, but he still looks ring ready with the gloves, shorts & boots that make up his all-new No Escape costume.

Go for rough, tough & buff when these city duds appear in Fighting Chance starting Sept 17th. ? pic.twitter.com/f2Jy3Twn3g

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) September 11, 2019

Fighting a 12,000-year-old demigod can be a huge time commitment. Just ask Akuma. That’s why Kage has opted for an Asura costume rather than an angry challenge.

Will the Vajra Asura mesh well with the Satsui no Hado? Find out when this costume hits Extra Battle from Sept 27th. pic.twitter.com/VoQjZHi2IA

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) September 12, 2019

We’ve also included Asura’s DLC battles with Ryu, Evil Ryu, Akuma, and Oni from the Lost Episodes of his original game as a bit of nostalgia.

Which of these new attires are you most looking forward to adding to your Street Fighter wardrobe? Tell us in the comments below!

Source: Street Fighter (Twitter); CapcomUSA_ (Twitter); Delriach (YouTube)

September 15, 2019

Catching up with Dragon Ball FighterZ: Janemba available along with Version 1.18, also new gameplay of SSGSS Gogeta, releases on September 26

Rooflemonger breaks down some of the quality-of-life changes in the latest patch!

Hot off the heels of Evo 2019, the latest Season 2 DLC character, Janmeba, is became available in Dragon Ball FighterZ, along with the Version 1.18 patch. In addition to the long-awaited arrival of the Incarnation of Evil from the Fusion Reborn film, this latest update brings some improvements to Z-Trophy Rooms, Party Match, the FighterZ Cup, and Battle History.

Replay data from previous patches has obviously gone extinct, as usual, and there is a new series of Seasonal Z-Capsules available in the Shop to celebrate the season of Summer, giving us new Lobby Avatars, Z-Stamps, Stickers, and Color 16s to spend our hard-earned Zeni on, which deck out each of the Z-Fighters and Villians in a mixture of blue and red that can make some characters like Freiza and Cooler, look like walking blueberries.

You can catch a visual breakdown of all the patch changes below courtesy of Rooflemonger.

Janemba can be purchased individually for $4.99 or as part of the FighterZ Pass 2 for $24.99, which includes the already-released Jiren, Videl, GT Goku, and the upcoming SSGSS Gogeta and Dragon Ball Super version of Broly.

Speaking of the upcoming Gogeta, we got an in-depth look at the character from this weekend’s Tokyo Game Show 2019 along with a release date for the highly anticipated fighter! Check out the gameplay from the stream below and visualize all the epic combos you can create with the fusion fighter’s toolkit. Gogeta will arrive to Dragon Ball FighterZ on September 26!

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment America; rooflemonger; V-Jump

September 8, 2019

Catching up with SoulCalibur VI – Cassandra now available along with Version 1.50 and 1.51 balance patches

Season 2 was also announced, featuring Haohmaru from Samurai Shodown!

Last month at Evo 2019, Bandai Namco Entertainment and SoulCalibur VI Producer Motohiro Okubo, finally revealed the final DLC character for the game’s first Season Pass, the Warring Maiden, Cassandra Alexandra, who is finally joining her sister Sophitia on the Stage of History.

In addition to her arrival, the game was also updated to Version 1.50, which saw some minor balance changes and behavioral adjustments for Azwel, Mitsurugi, Seong Mi-Na, Taki, Maxi, Voldo, Sophitia, Siegfried, Ivy, Kilik, Xianghua, Yoshimitsu, Nightmare, Astaroth, Cervantes, Raphael, Talim, Tira, Zasalamel, Grøh, Geralt of Rivia, 2B, and Amy.

A new stage was also added that is exclusive to Cassandra’s Soul Chronicle, as well as improvements to Training Mode, Network functions, Character Select, and Character Creation modes.

Most notably, we now have the option to turn off the ability to see an option’s Custom characters in Ranked and Casual Matches, so no more being forced to look at inappropriate Lizardmen or other various distracting forms of Customization during online battles.

Additionally, Patch 1.51 was announced earlier today, which will see some balance adjustments made to Cassandra to address various unintentional behaviors and properties on a variety of her moves, as well as a slight reduction in tracking for Azwel’s No More Naysayer attack, as the previous improvement made to its tracking last month in Version 1.50 made it occasionally and unintentionally unavoidable by sideways-moving opponents.

Finally, it was announced to much joy and fanfare from the arena crowd that SoulCalibur VI will be seeing a Season 2 of additional content, which will include what appear to be new mechanics, balance changes, new attacks for certain fighters, and most importantly, four new characters will be added to the roster, with each also bringing Character Creation parts with them.

It seems now it’s time for the Souls of the Stage of History to….embrace death!? SNK’s Haohmaru, the protagonist of Samurai Shodown will be making the jump into the 3D plane, not unlike Street Fighter’s Akuma and King Of Fighters’s Geese Howard have successfully done with Tekken 7, as the second character in the Season 2 Character Pass, as he’ll now finally be able to cross blades with the likes of Mitsurugi, Geralt, Yoshimitsu, Siegfried, Raphael, Nightmare, and more in the 16th Century.

You can the full patch notes for both updates, as well as trailers for Cassandra and Season 2, below.

SOULCALIBUR VI Update Ver. 1.50 Patch Notes

5 August 2019

Cassandra the Warring Maiden joins her sister on the Stage of History today! Unlock her with the SOULCALIBUR VI Season Pass or get her as a standalone DLC.

Along with Cassandra, we’ve released patch 1.50, which includes the following content:

Story

Temple stage with the evening in the background is added.

Note: This stage is limited to Cassandra’s story.

Training

– Cursor remembers previous selection when selecting Combat Lessons.

– Soul Charge remains after reset position in Training Mode. Positioning and Soul Charge will be reset by pressing left stick (L3) + L1 + R1 at the same time.

– Action adjustments: If CPU is crouching when shifting “Action1” to “Action2”, make him stand up first and then do action 2. At the end of “Action1” after selecting “Play Command Record” as “Action2”, have been changed.

Note: When action setting system in Training Mode (including Play Command Record) is being used, action speed would be fast as possible.

– Change the default display to “Return to Previous Mode” when return from Rank match.

Note: Change selection to “Return to Previous Mode” at result screen after Rank match battle.

Network

– Soul charge remains after reset position.

Note: Added consecutive battle in Casual match.

– Added ON/OFF option for opponent’s creation character in Rank match and Casual match. When it’s “OFF”, opponent’s costume will be displayed as default.

Creation

– Names for custom-created characters can now be input in Japanese (2 byte letters)

– Color selection of extra parts “Butterfly Antennas” is added.

Casual match

– Able to see host player’s license when room searching in Casual match.

– Added sound effect when matching in Arcade mode or Training mode.

Character selection

– Cursor remembers the previous position for each players when selecting creation character.

– Cursor remembers the previous position when selecting character’s weapon.

Battle System
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–	Guard Stamina	Fixed an issue in which the health gauge display would not update even after there had been a change to a player’s guard stamina.

Update for all characters

Version 1.50 sees Cassandra joining the Soulcalibur VI roster. Now that all the Season Pass 1 characters have been added, we think it’s a good time to try out a character you’ve never used before. (You might just find your next main!)
The changes we’re implementing in 1.50 do not have a direct impact on the balance of power between the characters; rather, they address issues such as the following.

1. Adjusted Tracking & Hitbox Sizes
We’ve always tried to keep a close eye on moves’ behavior, and in version 1.50 we went back and checked a lot of techniques to make sure they weren’t missing when they should be hitting, and to fix them if theywere.
One of horizontal attacks’ basic properties in the game is that their tracking will terminate immediately before they hit. However, there are certain attacks that we wanted to be more accurate against 8-way running, sowe enhanced their tracking.

2. Adjusted Post-Hit Hitbox Sizes for Certain Characters
Tira and Amy’s hurtbox sizes are proportionally larger than other characters’ hurtboxes. However, this would occasionally result in being unable to evade attacks that should have been evadable, so we shrank thethickness of some of the hurtboxes.
These changes may have an effect on certain combos against Tira and Amy, and while we took great care to ensure it has a minimal impact on the balance of battle, we still plan on carefully watching how these changes play out.

3. Fixed Unintentional Behaviors Related to Hold Inputs and Simultaneous Inputs
We made fixes to inputs that could safely be fixed, focusing on those that have the greatest effect on battle. We plan on continuing to monitor behavior and implement adjustments.

Mitsurugi
In version 1.50, we have made behavioral adjustments that improve the tracking of horizontal attacks (and kick attacks with properties similar to horizontal attacks). These adjustments are to reduce cases in which opponents can evade these attacks simply by sidestepping at the right timing.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Balance Adjustment	↑↓		The following balance adjustments were made. ・Delayed the timing at which the move receives revenge properties by 1 frame. This changed was made because it was possible to perform a revenge attack after seeing the critical edge sequence for some characters. ・Added guard impact properties (vs. high, middle, low attacks) to the motion after a successful revenge attack.

Seong Mi-na
readjusted the hitbox size to a degree that is still in line with the intended adjustment in 1.40.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Notice	–		changelog. The change was as follows: ・Decreased the length of stun inflicted by 4 frames when the attack is guarded at close range. (This is not a change that was made this time, in version 1.50.)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the opponent’s behavior upon hit and the distance between the characters after a hit in order to reduce cases in which the move would miss partway through.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the lower hitbox to prevent the attack from missing against enemies in low stances when used in a combo. In version 1.40, we reduced the horizontal hitbox to prevent it from hitting opponents during an 8-way run, so we have not enlarged the hitbox horizontally.
Behavior Adjustment	↓		・Reduced the size of the move’s horizontal hitbox to reduce cases in which it would hit opponents moving behind or to the side of you.

Taki
Together with this change, we adjusted their tracking so they are harder to dodge with a well-timed sidestep.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑↓

Maxi
In addition to stabilizing the behaviors of certain moves, we also fixed issues with effects displaying. list. Apart from that, we addressed an issue in which the effects signaling a successful guard impact would not display when you would deflect an opponent’s attack with Seven Stars Rebirth at a certain timing.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Holding the input now triggers a screen-darkening effect upon completion. ・Added a line to the move list stating that the 2nd attack will hit when the 1st hit is guarded.
Behavior Adjustment	–	Seven Stars Rebirth	・Fixed an issue in which effects would not display after a successful guard impact.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range. order to reduce instances in which the 2nd hit would miss.

Voldo
We adjusted the hitbox sizes and behaviors of certain moves, as well as the input windows for moves with simultaneous inputs that were difficult to perform.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Lengthened the input window for the move on the left because the timing of the simultaneous input had previously been severely difficult. performed.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.
Behavior Adjustment	↑↓	Critical Edge	・Adjusted the hitbox in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range. ・Fixed an issue where the timing at which the attack would be triggered after the start-up animation ended was 1 frame later than other characters, making it possible to perform a guard impact against it after watching the start-up animation. ・With this adjustment, the timing until you become invincible is also 1 frame later.
Behavior Adjustment	↑↓		・Adjusted the move so the 2nd attack will be guarded in succession once the 1st attack is guarded. ・Adjusted the distance between the characters after the 1st attack hits in order to make it easier to hit with the 2nd attack. (This only applies to when the 2nd attack is already input before the 1st attack hits.) ・Enlarged the lower hitbox of the 1st attack to prevent it from unintentionally missing against enemies in low stances.

Sophitia
the latter, this adjustment was made to reduce instances in which the move would miss what should have been a guaranteed opportunity to punish the opponent after they had guarded the low-stanced attack and were left wide open.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed the move to display a ground-shaking shockwave effect when the special middle attack portion of the move would hit or be guarded at close range. (This is a cosmetic change to increase recognition to the move, and does not affect the move’s properties.)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the vertical hitbox to prevent the attack from missing against enemies in low stances.

Siegfried
slow motion if a certain input was made. We also adjusted the move’s hitbox in order to prevent it from missing opponents at close range when they had taken a low stance.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Text added	–
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which special inputs would cause the character to become slow.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

Ivy
In version 1.50, we increased the stability of hits against opponents that were in irregular positions such as above the character’s head or against the wall. Attack options of Spiral Lust moves such as after “While
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the size of the overhead hitbox in order to reduce instances in which the 2nd attack would miss after the 1st attack hit the opponent in the air.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Increased the attack’s tracking upon hit until it shifts to Spiral Lust. This is to fix an issue in which attacks after shifting to Spiral Lust would miss if the opponent had been pushed against the wall at a diagonal angle.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		combos than the soul charged version.

Kilik
buttons.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which the move did not have increased tracking against opponents who missed an attack, which was different from
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which the move would take the properties of the unheld version, even when you had fully held the buttons.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

Xianghua
characters taking a low stance.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

Yoshimitsu
You will no longer be able to fall out of the ring in these cases during a battle.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Text fix	–		This has been clarified on the move list.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

Nightmare
We focused on adjusting attacks’ tracking and fixing unintended behaviors.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Text fix	–		・Fixed the text regarding this attack’s lethal hit conditions in order to more correctly explain them. No changes were made to the properties of the move.
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which the action for shifting to Night Lower Stance would unintentionally be performed immediately after shifting to Night Side Stance.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↓		・Fixed an issue in which a Terror Charge would not be consumed after this attack, which enabled you to use Terror Charge techniques without having a charge.

Astaroth
We focused on adjusting attacks’ tracking, and also fixed issues in which missing a throw or a critical edge would result in unintended behavior.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–	Throw Attacks Critical Edge	・Fixed an issue in which the system would fail to reset the character’s state of “having performed a throw,” which would carry over to the next attack that could then be counted toward the “missed throw” conditions for a lethal hit.
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which the attack would sometimes not become a lethal hit even if you grabbed an opponent during a jump attack.
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which attack would not count as a lethal hit after a guard impact had thrown the opponent off their guard, which
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

Cervantes
We adjusted attacks’ tracking and hitboxes in order to reduce instances in which attacks would miss partway through a combo, or attacks meant to hit the opponent after you read their movements would miss. they should have been able to dodge. To avoid this, we fixed the move’s inputs so the start-up cannot be sped up.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Increased the tracking after the 1st attack had connected with the opponent in order to reduce instances in which the 2nd attack would miss. This adjustment was made because it was easy for the 2nd attack to miss when near the wall.
Behavior Adjustment	↓		・Fixed an issue in which the attack’s start-up could be sped up using certain inputs.

Raphael
high striking point.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

Talim

Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which the move would not be treated as having been held, even when you had fully held the buttons.
Behavior Adjustment	–		certain situations.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑↓	Critical Edge	・Fixed an issue where the timing at which the attack would be triggered after the start-up animation ended was 1 frame later than other characters, making it possible to perform a guard impact against it after watching the start-up animation. ・With this adjustment, the timing until you become invincible is also 1 frame later.

Tira
The hurtbox size for Tira was slightly larger in proportion to her body, which resulted in vertical attacks unnaturally striking her during an 8-way run in some cases, so in version 1.50 we reduced the thickness of her hurtbox. In order to reduce this adjustment from having an effect on combos against her, we did not change the size of the hurtbox vertically. Also, in order to more clearly differentiate between her Jolly and Gloomy
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–
Behavior Adjustment	↑	Hurtbox Size	・Tira’s hurtbox size is proportionally larger than other characters’ hurtboxes. This would occasionally result in certain attacks being difficult to evade, so we shrank the thickness of some of the hurtboxes.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed the tracking after the attack hits to address an issue in which the opponent would fly up and be difficult to hit with a follow-up attack depending on the angle at which the move landed.
Balance Adjustment	↑		・Gave the attack soul-gauge increasing properties in order to more fully establish Tira’s Jolly personality as being better able to fill your soul gauge.

Zasalamel
character would no longer slide when performing a stun combo near the wall.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the attack’s tracking to prevent it from missing during a combo.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Adjusted the move’s tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.

Grøh
the weapon slashes upward and diagonally.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which ring-out behavior was exhibited after the attack, even when the battle was still ongoing.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the lower hitbox to prevent the attack from missing against enemies in low stances. ・Increased the 2nd attack’s tracking to prevent it from missing partway through.

Azwel
would occasionally result in unintended behavior, so we fixed it with this patch.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Text added	–		・Added text to the move list, as the description of the command seen in the left column was lacking.
Behavior Adjustment	–		We’ve made the following adjustments to certain command inputs.
Behavior Adjustment	↑	(While in sword mode or Almighty mode)	・Enlarged the lower hitbox so the attack would hit enemies in low stances. ・Fixed an issue in which hitting an opponent who is facing away would cause them to fall faster than an opponent who is facing forward, which made follow-up attacks difficult.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↓		・Fixed an issue in which the attack’s start-up could be sped up using certain inputs.

Geralt
We increased tracking for several attacks that could previously be dodged by moving to the side just before the attack hit. Silver sword attacks’ properties change when attacking a soul charged opponent, but sometimes those effects would not trigger against an opponent just about to exit their soul charged state. This issue has been fixed.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–	Advance Input for 8-way Run Moves	・Fixed an issue in which performing advance inputs for the following commands would cause them to behave different from normal 8- way run moves. but rather to slightly move to the side first. This has been fixed.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Fixed an issue in which the attack’s properties were not enhanced, despite the opponent being soul charged.

2B
that can only hit the opponent in a limited number of situations.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Adjusted the input window to make the move easier to perform. ・Fixed an issue in which the move did not have increased tracking against opponents in the air, which was different from the normal
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Adjusted the move so it will no longer shift to an attack throw if the opponent’s body is detected to be outside the ring.
Behavior Adjustment	↑		・Enlarged the hitbox in order to make it easier to hit an opponent in the air.
Balance Adjustment	↑		・Increased analysis points gained upon hit from 3 to 4.

Amy
In addition to making adjustments to attacks’ tracking and hurtbox sizes, we also changed the character’s hurtbox. The hurtbox size for Amy was slightly larger in proportion to her body so that an opponent’s high attacks and follow-up hits in a combo would not unintentionally miss only her. However, this resulted in vertical attacks unnaturally striking her during an 8-way run in some cases, so in version 1.50 we reduced the thickness of her hurtbox. In order to reduce this adjustment from having an effect on combos against her, we did not change the size of the hurtbox vertically.
Category	Nerf/buff	Move (EN)	Description (EN)
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Adjusted the knockback distance when the kick portion of the attack knocks out the opponent. We fixed an issue in which Amy’s roses would not appear to hit the enemy. (Hitting an opponent with a rose is meant to raise her Perception.)
Behavior Adjustment	–
Behavior Adjustment	–		・Fixed an issue in which the attack would not be a lethal hit against opponents who were thrown off their guard with a guard impact.
Behavior Adjustment	↑	Hurtbox Size	・Amy’s hurtbox size is proportionally larger than other characters’ hurtboxes. This would occasionally result in certain attacks being difficult to evade, so we shrank the thickness of some of the hurtboxes.
Behavior Adjustment	↑	While soul charged & with White Rose Perception at	Enlarged the hitbox and adjusted tracking in order to reduce instances in which the attack would miss at close range.

SOULCALIBUR VI – Update Ver. 1.51

3 September 2019
Game System Adjustments
We fixed unexpected issues that may affect battles in Update Ver. 1.50 Patch Notes, released on August 5th, 2019.
(Please note that once the patch is applied, the replay data from previous versions can no longer be replayed due to the game system adjustment)

Some attacks that give chip damage to guarding opponents
We fixed an issue where, despite the fact that chip damage cannot knock-out opponents even when their HP gauge is reduced to zero, this was not the case for Cassandra’s “Keraunos Finisher” or “Shield Big Bang”.

Force Act
Cassandra can now only restore the guard stamina by performing Force Act during battles.

Cassandra: “Admonishing Angel”
As its tracking performance when hitting an opponent in the air was much higher than expected, sometimes the opponent could not avoid the attack by aerial control. Therefore, the tracking performance in this scenario and also the height the opponent flies in the air with the second attack are now decreased.

Cassandra: “Angel Kick-off”
We fixed an issue where an opponent rolling on the ground in downed position sometimes fell off the stage when hit by this attack.

Cassandra: “Guardian’s Knee”/”Seraphim Cyclone”
We fixed an issue where these throws were sometimes successful to opponents in the air instead of crouching opponents.

Cassandra: “Shield Super Nova”/”Shield Big Bang”
We fixed an issue where an attack to Cassandra when she is starting up these attacks were not judged as counter attacks.

Azwel: “No More Naysayer”
As its tracking performance was increased in Ver.1.50 update, sometimes an opponent could not avoid the attack by moving sideway. Therefore, the tracking performance is now decreased.Let us know if your souls still burn in the Comments section, as well as the other three characters you’d like to see in Season 2 of SCVI! Cassandara can be purchased standalone for $5.99, or as part of the SoulCalibur VI Season Pass, which also includes Tira, 2B, Amy, and Character Creation Sets A and B for $29.99.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment; Bandai Namco Entertainment America (YouTube)

September 7, 2019

CYG Interview Series Part One: PR Balrog discusses the current state of SFV: Arcade Edition, the Capcom Pro Tour, Mortal Kombat 11, and more

The Cybeast crew opens up at Evo 2019

Cygames‘ Eduardo Perez-Frangie a.k.a. “PR Balrog” has been taking names in various titles throughout his prolific fighting game career. Hailing from Puerto Rico, PR Balrog had been playing fighting games for many years in his native homeland. The world truly got to know Eduardo when he placed 5th in Street Fighter IV at Evo 2009 in its debut tournament.

He’s been a household name with numerous high placings and major tournament victories not only in SFIV, but in various fighting games like Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Killer Instinct (Xbox One), Injustice: Gods Among Us, Mortal Kombat 9, and Super Turbo. Eduardo is currently competing in Street Fighter V and Mortal Kombat 11.

I sat down with Eduardo the day before Evo 2019 to talk about the current state of SFV and the Capcom Pro Tour and their future. We also discussed his focused mindset and game plan going into Evo 2019 as well as other fighting game-related subjects.

Marcos Blanco: You’ve been mainly a Street Fighter player since before Street Fighter IV. What is your current view on competitive SFV and the CPT in 2019?

PR Balrog: My general view is that everything is growing. I’m happy to see that. I feel they should change the structure, but the thing is it’s so hard because it’s an open bracket. I’m not sure how they can change everything. Normal tournaments that have points–if you don’t get top two, you don’t get that many points.

I think Problem X was saying that he had double the points he had last year. He said something [along those lines] that made absolutely no sense.

Overall, I’m happy that the scene is growing, but I’m also very disappointed that their structure is still kind of like a baby.

MB: I’ve been hearing that some tournaments overseas have been doing round-robin tournaments.

PR Balrog: To be honest Europe has always done round-robin in their pools. Which is pretty cool because you get to play everyone in your pool.

That is actually how StarCraft used to do it and I think it’s one of the best ways. I think it’s just one of those things that you just have to do trial and error, but they just don’t seem to want to change their format.

MB: Do you think it might be too big of a risk financially or maybe it’s time-consuming just setting it up?

PR Balrog: Maybe it’s time-consuming. I don’t think it’s monetarily different because it’s the same tournament and Europe has been doing it way too long. They’ve never had a problem.

MB: What did you think of the three characters that were leaked and then announced? What were your initial impressions of E. Honda, Poison, and Lucia just based on the trailers?

PR Balrog: I did like Honda. I played Honda for a bit in Street Fighter IV and I used him at Evo 2009. I’m not going to say he looks cool. I’m not going to say that he looks like a good or bad character because every time that I say that and I touch the character I’m like ‘Oh, this sucks.’ (laughs)

I did not know who the heck Lucia was. She looks like Ken so I’m probably not going to use her. I do like her fireball. It looks like K’s fireball from King of Fighters. I’ve never been a Poison fan. She looks cool, but not my cup of tea.

MB: There’s a lot of mixed reactions to the characters being leaked. Do you think that was all they were going to show?

PR Balrog: I think they’re going to announce two more characters.

MB: Before or after Capcom Cup 2019?

PR Balrog: It has to be before. Either way, I still think that this year we’re going to hear about a new game. Street Fighter VI or Street Fighter whatever they want to call it, but I think we’re going to hear that at Capcom Cup and we’re also going to hear about new characters for the next season. I think we have one or two more years left of this game.

MB: I know you’ve been very vocal about issues with Street Fighter V on social media.

PR Balrog: I’ve always said that if you can’t take criticism of your game especially if you’re a developer…I understand like sponsors and all that stuff they don’t like when people bash a game because they’re paying you to play that game, but if I don’t like something, why wouldn’t I express my concern?

People know when I go to a tournament that I don’t feel happy when I play Street Fighter V. I do like playing, but to me even though the same people who keep being good at it and getting top eight, the game is still random to me. Nobody is going to change my mind.

MB: So then what would you like to see in Street Fighter VI?

PR Balrog: Something more creative. I would like more combos and stuff like that. I grew up in an era where execution was really important. They took that out from us. Every combo is simple now. I would rather have a combo system.

FADC was awesome just because of that. I don’t think Focus Attack was a good mechanic, but I also think it was good because it let you create new combos. If custom combos come back that would be cool, too.

There’s a lot of things that they can do. I would like at least some execution. It doesn’t have to be execution so heavy that people don’t want to play. Something creative and combos, please (laughs). I wish that you can also react to throws. Have a very small window, but you can react to it.

MB: You’ve played past Mortal Kombat titles and now you’re playing Mortal Kombat 11. What are your thoughts on it?

PR Balrog: Overall it’s pretty good. I think it has way too many comeback mechanics. That’s another thing that I dislike about new games now. Every single fighting game has like at least three comeback mechanics.

They need to lower that.

What’s the point of being a pro gamer if you can literally lose to anybody? It’s avoidable most of the time, but I think Mortal Kombat 11 needs to at least fix their Krushing Blows.

It seems like a lot of times I don’t know when they’re coming or not. (laughs)

MB: You think they do too much damage at times?

PR Balrog: No I mean it’s ok if they do a lot of damage, but just there should be a cue saying “Krushing Blow” or something.

MB: Who’s in your bracket for Mortal Kombat 11 at Evo 2019?

PR Balrog: I do not know. I don’t check brackets. I’m old school with that type of stuff. Whoever comes, whoever I beat, whoever beats me, and that is all. It’s Evo, right? It’s a huge bracket for every game. So to me, there could be upsets on each side.

Preparing for players, I don’t think it’s a priority that people should have. Maybe matchups should be more important at Evo or in an open bracket that’s huge like that. For me to prepare, I need to know who I’m facing.

At an invitational, I will practice specifically for players, but at a big event like this, I don’t think there’s a point. Maybe that’s why I suck now (laughs).

I mean I cannot change my mind with that. I feel like it’s a waste of time if I prepare specifically for players.

MB: In my eyes, you’ve always been a read-heavy based player. Do you think sometimes that can be detrimental to your overall game plan or mentality?

PR Balrog: Oh, yeah. In the new games, that’s bad. Just like I said before, there are so many comeback mechanics and there’s only so many reads that person can make. I’m going to be wrong. (laughs)

MB: You play Akuma almost exclusively now in SFV, but a lot of people like you for your Balrog/Boxer. How do you consider Balrog in SFV now? He has issues for sure, but if you were to pick up Balrog again for SFV, or even Street Fighter VI. How would you want him to be a contender again?

PR Balrog: Give him a reversal. I don’t understand why you take a reversal off of a character. So to me, that turned me off from the whole character. Yeah, he does big damage, but I don’t think he’s good at all. I only play him against Guile and other fireball characters. I think he’s a waste of time.

MB: How serious are you about competitive Street Fighter V currently?

PR Balrog: Well I always try my best. I do practice. I do play at home with Rom and Keith. They’re not super top players, but I think they’re good enough and we invite people so it’s not like I don’t practice.

Akuma is a character where if you get hit twice you die. You make one mistake and it can be your tournament life. This is how I see myself: I can make top eight and win a tournament.

There are just so many barriers whenever you keep going up, up, and up. A random player might do something amazing and they beat you. You have a bad matchup or a bad matchup with a player specifically.

I mean I’m very serious about SFV, but the fact that there are so many people that are good at it, it doesn’t matter that I’m good at it. (laughs) Do you understand?

MB: Do you attribute that to the lower skill ceiling in SFV?

PR Balrog: Oh, of course. That’s fine and I’m happy that that’s happening. I also think that a lot of the players whenever they get off of Street Fighter V, they’re not going to be good at anything else.

MB: You know a lot of people said that about Street Fighter IV. At least when if you came in late to SFIV, you might not be good at Street Fighter V because it’s a different game.

PR Balrog: Actually I think it would be better if you came in late into Street Fighter IV going into Street Fighter V. I think it’s harder for an OG like a Super Turbo player or Street Fighter IV player from the start transition into Street Fighter V. It’s not hard, but it’s just the mentality has to change completely. It’s like a complete 180.

MB: Yeah. It seems like at times you can’t play at your own pace.

PR Balrog: The game has no personality. I’ve said this from the start. The players, the moves, everything. It seems like everyone plays the same and that’s boring to me at least.

Street Fighter V is one of the games I cannot watch. I will play for a whole day, but I cannot watch it. If you put Smug and Brain F. both playing Balrog, I cannot see who’s who. That’s a really bad thing to happen in my opinion.

MB: Going into Evo 2019, if you don’t win, who else do you see winning or making it far?

PR Balrog: I want Punk to win. He would be the first American to win Street Fighter in a long time. This is the top eight that I see: Punk, Tokido, Fuudo…I want to say Daigo, but he always gets ninth at Evo (laughs).

I think he’s gotten ninth in the last six or seven years. I want Bonchan to make it. He’s always been good. That guy is my demon and will always be. Who else do I want to see?

MB: Maybe Fujimura?

PR Balrog: No, I’m tired of Fujimura. (laughs) He gets top eight every time! He’s an awesome guy, but stay away man! (laughs)

MB: Any Rashid players?

PR Balrog: If there’s one Rashid I want to see it would be Big Bird. I like that guy. He’s good, he’s young, and he can play. Also his training partner, AngryBird and Infexcious. Once he got sponsored he’s been on fire. It’s very hard to stop the momentum.

MB: You said Bonchan is one of your demons. Are there any other players you consider a big obstacle in a tournament for SFV?

PR Balrog: I feel like I lose to a different person all the time.

MB: Or maybe a character matchup?

PR Balrog: I mean I’m horrible against Menat. That doesn’t mean I haven’t practiced the matchup. That’s another thing about this game. I feel like there are not enough players playing every character. Practicing for a low tier character is not easy. Especially because online is not very good.

MB: You’ve been vocal about that as well.

PR Balrog: Oh, yeah. If you have no good net code, you’re going to be hearing from me…..because I stay home, bro! (laughs) But yeah I don’t think aside from Bonchan there is anybody that I would be scared of.

MB: Throughout your career as a pro gamer, what are some of the biggest hurdles that you’ve had to overcome? What do you consider your strengths and how did you improve on them?

PR Balrog: I think I’m very charismatic, aggressive, and spontaneous in games. I like that type of style because I used to watch Combofiend. He was always very explosive. That type of style makes me happy. I think my strength is my explosive and spontaneous playstyle, but I feel like nowadays that doesn’t work. It can also be a weakness.

Aside from the games, it was really hard to get a sponsor at the beginning. It was not in the dark era of the FGC, but it was an era where you had people like Justin Wong, Ricki Ortiz, and only four Japanese players dominating and if it wasn’t them, nobody else would sponsor you.

So I think….passing that hurdle of actually being good as I became, getting sponsored was a big relief. It made me happy in my heart and after that, you could only go up. It’s one of those things that….you try something for so long and I moved here [to the states] just to get sponsored and I stayed a whole year without it. So yeah that’s the biggest hurdle that I had to pass.

I think now the biggest hurdle that I have right now is that I don’t find the means to practice. The games don’t appeal to me. I do want to practice, but whenever I start playing a game I can’t play more than five matches and then take a break.

Back in Street Fighter IV, I could play for a whole day. With Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, it was the same thing. I could keep going and going. In these new games, I just can’t. I don’t know what it is. Maybe I’m getting old. (laughs)

MB: Getting burnt out maybe?

PR Balrog: No I don’t think I’m burnt out. I stopped playing for eight months and then I came back and it was the same. Maybe it’s just my fire that’s not there. But that doesn’t take away that I want to do good so that’s why I keep coming and want to stay relevant. Maybe in the future when there’s Street Fighter VI or a new Mortal Kombat, I might be good at it.

MB: Anything you want to say to your fans?

PR Balrog: To all followers and subscribers, thank you very much for your continued support. To the new followers that don’t know me, I am very vocal so don’t get mad at me.

If you come to me at Evo I’m always very welcoming. You don’t want to see me when I lose and then don’t be beside me. Please stay away from me and then I when come back and you see me again, you can approach me. (laughs)

September 6, 2019

Season 3 of Tekken 7 to launch on Tuesday, September 10th; full patch notes released

Get Ready For The Next Battle and the arrival of Zafina!

At Evo 2019, Tekken 7 Producer Katsuhiro Harada and Director Michael Murray revealed that the King of Iron Fist Tournament 7 isn’t slowing down anytime soon, by announcing Season 3 for the blockbuster 3D fighter. This update will include balance changes and new moves for the entire roster, as well as four new characters, a stage and a new game feature set to be released between September 2019 and spring 2020, as part of a third Season Pass.

The Season 3 patch and Zafina will be dropping this Tuesday, September 10th, just in time for the next Challenger Event in the Americas, Kumite In Texas 2019, which will follow the final event to use Season 2, Cape Town Showdown 2019, a Challenger Event in Cape Town, South Africa.

The game will also see cosmetic changes, in the form of a new main menu, recolored life bars, which will abandon the current blue and purple for yellow and green (making them look like a pack of Gummy Life Savers candy), the Preset Costume Slots have been expanded to eight per character, and there is also a new Play Stats feature.

The Play Stats feature logs and displays personal playing stats, such as Combo Usage, Tenacity, Aggressiveness, Combo Damage, Defensive Ability, Side Stepping, Throw Countering, Punishment Proficiency, Agility, Rage Usage, each of which is assigned a letter grade, with your top three stats being displayed on the Versus screen during online matches. You can also track your PERFECT Win Rate, GREAT Win Rate, Final Round Win Rate, Premotion/Demotion Match Win Rate, Side Selection Rates, and your Round Average for PUNISH Combo Damage and Counter Combo Damage. You can even view your win percentages on each of the game’s 26 current stages.

There will also be a series of exclusive Customization items for those who decide to purchase the Season Pass 3, including a Plushie Set, the Season Pass 3 Effects Set, the Season Pass 3 Player Customization Set, a Hairstyle Set, the Iron Fist Aura Set, and the Glasses Set.

In Winter 2019, New Challenger Leroy Smith will join the fray. A master of Wing Chun from the United States, he lost his family and home in New York as a child during a large-scale gang conflict 50 years ago. After being declared missing for decades, he has returned to New York on a quest for revenge. You can see the full patch notes below, as well as both the announcement and launch trailers for Season 3. Give us your thoughts on the balance changes in the comments below, as well as who you’d like to see in the remaining two character slots.

View all of the upcoming changes for Season 3 of Tekken 7 below!

SHARED CHANGES

Damage = The amount of health taken away from the opponent when an attack hits.
1 frame = 1/60 of a second. A unit of measurement used to indicate the passage of time in the game.
Attack startup = The time at which an attack’s hitbox becomes active.
All notes in this list are written from the perspective of you, the player, hitting the opponent (or making them guard) with the move in question.

Commands	Changes
– Gigas During Rage f,3+4 Hold b,2 During Rage f,3+4 Hold b,2 Hold f,3,2 f,3,2 Hold b,2 b,2 Hold f,4 f,4 Hold While rising 2,4 While rising 2,4 Hold – Lucky Chloe During Rage d/f,3+4 during hit 1+2 – Paul QCF,21,2,3,2,1,2,1,4,2,1 1,2,3,1,4,2,1,4,2,1	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits an airborne opponent from the side.
Wall Bounds	– Changed wall bounds to trigger when hit from the side next to the wall.

AKUMA

Commands	Changes
During Rage 1,1,f,3,2	– It is now possible to hit a spinning opponent with this move. – Changed the scene that plays when the move KOs during a match-point round. – Fixed an issue in which the charged version of the move could not be avoided by jumping.
QCF,1	– Changed the damage from 14 to 12.
QCF,2	– Changed the damage from 14 to 12.
HCB,1	– Changed the damage from 15 to 13.
QCB,4	– Changed the damage from 15 to 13.
1	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -4 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +7 frames.
f,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -5 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,1+2	– Changed the damage from 5, 15 to 8, 17. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +7 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
d/f,1,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +7 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
d,1,2	– Changed the damage from 8 to 6.
b,1	– Changed the damage from 17 to 15. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
d/f,1+2	– New move.

ALISA

Commands	Changes
b,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which advance input was unavailable after missing or being blocked.
f,2+3	– Fixed an issue in which the move could not be input while running.
2,3,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -19 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
3,2	1st hit – Changed the attack startup from frame 14 to frame 13. 6th hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -12 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +5 frames.
f,3,2	– Changed the damage from 13, 20 to 10, 17.
f,3,1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits them midair.
During Boot 1,2,1,3+4	– Changed the damage from 12, 13, 7, 5, 28 to 12, 13, 10, 10, 30.
During Boot 3	– The move can now also be performed with “During Dual Boot 3”.
During Boot 4	– The move can now also be performed with “During Dual Boot 4”.
d/f,1+2 During Destructive Form d/f,1+2	– Changed the frame advantage on guard from -14 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits them midair. – Increased the range of the attack.
d/b,2,2,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the opponent’s behavior would differ when they were hit in midair from when “d/b,2,2” was used.
d/b,【1,2】	– Sped up the timing at which the right hand is restored by 5 frames.
b,4	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent is counted as being midair after a counter hit by 1 frame.
b,4,4 b,4,4,3+4 b,4,4,f,3+4	– New move.
u/f,3	– Changed the attack startup from frame 20 to frame 17.
u,4,4	1st hit – Decreased the move’s forward movement. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked. 2nd hit – Decreased the move’s forward movement.
During Destructive Form 1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
During Destructive Form f,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from ±0 frames to +2 frames.
During Destructive Form d,2	1st hit – Changed the attack startup from frame 30 to frame 26. 4th hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -14 frames to -12 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to +4 frames.
During Destructive Form u,3+4,1 (or d,3+4,1)	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -10 frames to -13 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.

ANNA

Commands	Changes
During Rage QCF,2+3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
f,4	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
d/f,1	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
b,2,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to -2 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames.
During Chaos Judgement u/b,4 During Chaos Judgement u,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -16 frames to -15 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -5 frames to -4 frames.
During Chaos Judgement u/f,4	– Changed the frame advantage on guard from -14 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
f,f+3	– Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
QCF,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits them midair.
f,f,f,2,3	– New move.
While rising 1	– Changed the damage from 12 to 13.
While crouching d/f,2	– Increased the move’s tracking.

ARMOR KING

Commands	Changes
2,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -2 frames to -1 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +7 frames.
f,2,1	1st hit/2nd hit – Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
f,3,4,3	1st hit – Changed the damage from 15 to 17. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 13 to 10. – Changed the input window from 18 frames to 24 frames.3rd hit – Changed the damage from 22 to 23. – It is now possible to cancel the 3rd hit with “f,3,4,2+b” and shift to a standing position.
d/f,1+2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 25 to frame 23.
d,2,4,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed. – The character is now counted as jumping from frames 26 to 40.
d,3	– Changed the damage from 12 to 11. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
During Shadow Step 2	– New move.
d/b,2,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -16 frames to -13 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
b,4 during hit from the front 1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the move would shift to a throw after hitting an opponent from behind.
u,3 u/f,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,N,d,d/f,1	– Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
f,N,d,d/f,3	– The move can now be canceled with “f,N,d,d/f,3+b”.

ASUKA

Commands	Changes
2,1,d,1+2	– New move.
f,1+2	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
d/b,1	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
d/b,1,2	– Replaced with a new move.
d/b,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -11 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
d/b,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
f,f+3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Fixed the animation before the attack startup to reduce instances in which an opponent’s high attack would occasionally not land.

BOB

Commands	Changes
1,1,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to +3 frames.
1,2,1+2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
f,1+2	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
d/f,1,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -10 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +6 frames.
d/f,1,1+2	– New move.
d,2,1,2,2	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. 3rd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -10 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +3 frames.
d/b,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/b,3+4,4	– Changed the damage from 14, 10 to 10, 18.
u/f,1+2,1+2	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
f,f+3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,f+3+4	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 16, 12 to 10, 20. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to ±0 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when guarding the move.
f,N,d,d/f,3,2	1st hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -14 frames to -10 frames. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 23 to 30. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -3 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when guarding the move.
f,N,d,d/f,3,4	– New move.
While rising 1,3	– Changed the damage from 20 to 25. – Changed the frame advantage on guard from -14 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
While rising 3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
While rising 4	– Changed the damage from 16 to 20. – Increased the lower range of the attack.

BRYAN

Commands	Changes
During Rage b,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the move could not be performed when input as “During Rage f,N,b,1+2” or while running.
1,4,2,1,u (or d) b,2,1,u (or d) QCF,4,1,u (or d)	– Fixed an issue in which the timing at which “During sidestep 1+2” and “During sidestep 3+4” could be performed was faster.
2,3	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Increased the lower range of the attack. 2nd hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
4,3,4	2nd hit – The move will now chain together. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +2 frames. 3rd hit – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
d,2	– Changed the damage from 14 to 17. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +8 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
d,4	– Changed the damage from 11 to 13.
d,1+2	– Increased the move’s reach.
d,【1+2,2】	– Increased the move’s reach.
b,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +3 frames to +4 frames.
f,f+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -10 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
f,f+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
b,d/f,4+b	– Shortened the recovery time by 4 frames.
QCB,2,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
QCB,4	– Changed the damage from 21 to 23.
While crouching d/f,2,1	– New move.

CLAUDIO

Commands	Changes
d/f,3,1	– The 2nd hit will now always chain together with the 1st, even when delaying its input.
d,1,2	– Increased the move’s reach.
d,2,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -1 frame to ±0 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
d/b,2,1	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -2 frames to +3 frames.
d/b,3	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +3 frames. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -17 frames to -15 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d/b,4,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -11 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -2 frames to ±0 frames.
b,1	– Changed the damage from 20 to 25. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -5 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames.
b,3,3	– New move.
b,4,3,2	– Increased the move’s reach.
b,3+4	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
u/f,4	– Increased the move’s reach. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
While rising 1,1	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 12 to 15.
While rising 3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -8 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame.
During sidestep 4	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +6 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
During Starburst d,1,2	– Increased the move’s reach.
During Starburst d,2,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Starburst b,4,3,2	– Increased the move’s reach.

DEVIL JIN

Commands	Commands
1,2,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
2	– Changed the damage from 10 to 9.
f,1+2	– The 2nd hit can now be canceled with “f,1+2+b”.
b,2,1	– New move.
b,2,1+u/f (must hit)	– New move.
u/f,4	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
b,f,2,1,d/f,2	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
f,N,d,d/f,2	– Changed the damage from 23 to 20.
While rising 2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,f+N,2	– Changed the damage from 10 to 9.

DRAGUNOV

Commands	Changes
1,3,2,1+2 f,f+2,1+2	– Increased the range of the attack.
2,1,4	– Changed the attack startup from frame 23 to frame 22.
3,1	– It is now possible to shift to Sneak with “3,1+d/f”.
f,4,d,4	– New move.
d,2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 26 to frame 25. – Increased the range of the attack.
d,3,4	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -1 frame to ±0 frames.
d/b,3	1st hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -16 frames to -14 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -4 frames to -3 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. 2nd hit – Changed the attack startup from frame 28 to frame 27.
b,2,1,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
b,4,3	– Increased the range of the attack.
QCF,4	– Changed the damage from 25 to 23. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
f,f,f,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +5 frames to +6 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame.
While rising 1,3	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -13 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While rising 1+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -15 frames to -14 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.

EDDY

Commands	Changes
【3,4】	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,2,3	– New move.
f,4,3,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 3rd hit is blocked.
d/b,1+2	– Changed the damage from 12 to 15.
b,1+2	– The move can now also be performed with a slide input (b,【1,1+2】, b,【2,1+2】).
u/f,3,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,f+2,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -15 frames to -14 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +5 frames.
f,f,f,3	– Changed the damage from 18 to 20.
During sidestep 2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from ±0 frames to +3 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +8 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
During Handstand 3+4	– Changed the attack startup from frame 28 to frame 26.
During Handstand d+3+4	– The character is now counted as crouching from frames 1 to 15.
During Handstand b,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
【3,4】 During Handstand 【3,3+4】	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 1st hit lands.
f,3,3+4 During Handstand 4,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 2nd hit lands.
1,3 d/f,3 During Negativa 1,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.

ELIZA

Commands	Changes
QCF,1 (or 2) f,3+4 QCF,1+2 f,f+4,2,QCF,1 (or 2) f,3+4 f,f+4,2,QCF,1+2 f,4 f,3+4	– It is now possible to shift to a crouching stance with “+d”.
QCF,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which “During Moon Glide 1” could not be crouched under after the 2nd hit is blocked.
f,d,d/f,1	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,d,d/f,1+2	– Increased the duration of the 5th hit’s hitbox by 2 frames.
QCB,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -2 frames to +2 frames. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
QCB,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -19 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 6 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands in midair or lands as a counter hit.
During jump QCB,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -20 frames to -14 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 6 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands in midair or lands as a counter hit.
QCB,4 During jump QCB,4	– Changed the damage from 14 to 15.
QCB,1+2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 10 to 5. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage on guard from -14 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
QCB,3+4 During jumpQCB,3+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames.
1,2,3	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
1,2,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,3	– Changed the attack startup from frame 18 to frame 16.
During Moon Glide 1	– Decreased the range of the attack.
f,f+3,4 During Moon Glide 3,4	1st hit – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames. – Shortened the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 4 frames upon guard to speed up the interaction. 2nd hit – The 2nd hit can now be ducked under if the 1st hit is blocked.
f,f+3,3 During Moon Glide 3,3	– New move.
f,3+4	– New move.
During EX Moon Glide 1+2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 51 to frame 41.
d/f,1,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -8 frames to -6 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
b,1,2,4	– Changed the attack startup from frame 25 to frame 24.
f,f+1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit by the 3rd hit in midair.
f,f,f,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +2 frames to +6 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Increased the move’s tracking.

FENG

Commands	Changes
1,2,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +3 frames.
1,2,2+b	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +3 frames.
1,2,2+b	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
3,3,4+b	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
【2,1】	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +8 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked. – The move can now also be performed with “During sidestep 【2,1】”.
【2,1】,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit from the side. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
【3,4】	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -7 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames. – The move can now also be performed with “During sidestep 【3,4】”.
【3,4】+b	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to -2 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames.
f,4,3	– Changed the attack startup from frame 21 to frame 22. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
f,4,4	– Changed the attack startup from frame 31 to frame 32. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Changed the startup of the character’s crouching status from frame 24 to frame 10.
f,3+4,1	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
f,3+4,3	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d/f,4	– Changed the damage from 15 to 14. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
d/f,4,2,1+2	– New move.
d/b,1,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +7 frames.
d/b,2,2+b	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -17 frames to -15 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -6 frames to -4 frames.
d/b,2,2,2	– Changed the damage from 5, 10, 30 to 10, 10, 25. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 2nd hit is blocked.
d/b,3	– Changed the damage from 12 to 14.
b,2,3,4,2	– Changed the damage from 15, 8, 12, 21 to 15, 10, 13, 22. – Increased the range of the 1st and 4th hits of the attack. – Changed the input window for the 4th hit from 27 frames to 37 frames.
Back toward enemy 1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -1 frame to -3 frames. – Increased the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 2 frames upon hit to slow down the interaction. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
b,3+4,4,3+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -5 frames to -3 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Increased the move’s reach.
u/f,3+4	– The character is now counted as crouching from frames 6 to 23 of the 1st hit.
f,f+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -10 frames to -9 frames.
f,f+1+2 Hold	– Changed the damage from 28 to 25. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +1 frame to +3 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +23 frames to +14 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
QCF,1	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
QCF,1+2	– Changed the damage from 23 to 21. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +5 frames to +4 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +9 frames to +8 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While rising 1,2	– Changed the damage from 11, 12 to 13, 13.
While rising 4	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +7 frames.
While rising 1+2	– Changed the damage from 25 to 20. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -10 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While rising 1+2 upon successful punch parry	– Changed the damage from 25 to 20. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +30 frames to +16 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
While crouching d/f,1	– Changed the damage from 18 to 19. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -12 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -2 frames to -1 frame.
During sidestep 2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +1 frame to +3 frames.
During sidestep 4	– Changed the startup of the character’s crouching status from frame 13 to frame 10.
While down (facing up) 3+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -5 frames to -3 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Increased the move’s reach.

GEESE

Commands	Changes
During Rage f,d/f,d,d/b,b,f,3+4 during hit 1,2,4,1,4,1,3,2,1+2	– Changed the damage of the 10th hit from 15 to 25.
f,d,d/f,1	– New move.
f,d,d/f,2	– New move.
During MAX mode f,d,d/f,1+2	– New move.
4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -3 frames to -8 frames. – Increased the recovery time after the move misses by 5 frames.
f,2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 20 to frame 17.
d/f,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -1 frame to -3 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +7 frames to +5 frames.
d/f,1,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -2 frames to -4 frames. – Increased the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 2 frames upon hit to slow down the interaction.
d/f,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -5 frames to -9 frames. – Increased the recovery time after the move misses by 4 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d,1 While crouching1	– “f,1” can no longer be chained together this move after landing it as a counter hit.
d,3 While crouching 3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -15 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -2 frames to -5 frames.

GIGAS

Commands	Changes
2,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to -6 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +5 frames.
d/f,1,4 d/4,4	– Fixed an issue in which it was not possible to perform an attack reversal.
d/f,2,1	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
d/b,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -28 frames to -20 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +6 frames to -4 frames.
d/b,3,2	– New move.
During Golem Set Up 2	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
b,1+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +1 frame to +4 frames.
While rising 1	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +5 frames.
During sidestep 2	– Decreased the move’s forward movement after it lands.
Approach enemy f,d/f,d,d/b,b,f,1+2	– The move can now also be performed with “During Golem Set Up 1+2”.

HEIHACHI

Commands	Changes
1,2,【2,1+2】 2,【2,1+2】 1+2 f,【2,1+2】 b,1,【2,1+2】	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
3,4	– Decreased the move’s tracking.
d/f,1,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
b,3,3	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Increased the range of the attack. 2nd hit – Increased the range of the attack.
b,1+2	– Changed the attack startup from 19 frames to 17 frames.
f,f+2	– Changed the damage from 25 to 22. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
f,N,d,d/f,2	– Changed the damage from 23 to 20.
f,N,d,d/f,4,2	– Increased the move’s reach.
f,N,d,d/f+4,4,4	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit/3rd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -11 frames to -10 frames.
While rising 3,1+2	– New move.
While crouching d/f,4	– Changed the damage from 23 to 20.

HWOARANG

Commands	Changes
During Rage d,3+4	– Fixed an issue in which the move could not be performed while running or side-walking.
1,1,3,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
d/f,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from ±0 frames to -1 frame. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +7 frames to +6 frames.
d/f,1,3	– New move.
d/b,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d/b,4,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -3 frames to -1 frame. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
b,1	– Changed the damage from 18 to 15. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -14 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from ±0 frames to -1 frame. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
b,3	– Increased the move’s reach.
b,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -7 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
u/b,3,4	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
u,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +3 frames to +5 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
u,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from ±0 frames to +3 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
u/f,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +6 frames. – Increased the lower range of the attack. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
u/f,4,4	– Fixed an issue in which the 2nd hit would miss when the 1st hit is blocked.
f,N,d,d/f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +3 frames to +4 frames.
Left Stance back towards enemy 4	– Increased the lower range of the attack. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed.
Time with enemy punch b,1+2	– Changed the frame advantage upon a successful parry from +12 frames to +13 frames.
While in Right Stance 1,1 While in RIght Stance 2,1,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -8 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to +3 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
While in Right Stance 2,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -7 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While in Right Stance 3,4	– The 2nd hit can now be canceled with “While in Right Stance ” to shift to Right Flamingo.
While in Right Stance f,4	– Improved the move’s evasive properties.
While in Right Stance f,【4,4】	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -13 frames. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
While in Right Stance f,3	– Increased the range of the attack.
While in Right Stance d/b,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While in Right Stance b,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -7 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While in Right Stance f,f+4,3	1st hit – Changed the damage from 18 to 15. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -17 frames to -9 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -6 frames to -1 frame. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +14 frames to +3 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked. – The 2nd hit can no longer be dodged with a crouch if the 1st hit is blocked.
Right Stance back towards enemy 3	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
Right Stance back towards enemy 4,3	– Increased the lower range of the attack. – Fixed an issue in which the 2nd hit could be blocked if the 1st hit struck the opponent from the side.
During Left Flamingo f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +3 frames to +4 frames.
During Left Flamingo d,4	– Increased the side range of the attack.
During Right Flamingo d,3	– Increased the side range of the attack.

JACK-7

Commands	Changes
During Rage HCF,1,2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
1	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
2,1,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
1+2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 15 to 8. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 27 to 20. – Changed the attack from a high attack to a mid attack. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -13 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a regular hit or a counter hit.
f,1,2,1	– New move.
f,1,2,2	– Changed the damage from 13, 13, 20 to 15, 15, 20.
f,1,2,2 Hold	– Changed the damage from 50 to 30. – Changed the move from a mid attack to an unblockable attack.
f,3,2	– New move.
f,3,1+2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 17 to 14. – Changed the attack startup from frame 20 to frame 17. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -11 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when guarding the move.
f,1+2	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames.
f,3+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -9 frames. – Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 7 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the attack hits or is blocked. – The character is no longer counted as crouching during this move.
d/f,1,1	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames.
d,1+2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 30 to frame 27.
d/b,2 Hold	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
b,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -8 frames to -11 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +8 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
b,1,2	– New move.
b,3,2,2 Hold	– Changed the damage from 50 to 30. – Changed the move from a mid attack to an unblockable attack. – Decreased the move’s tracking.
u,1+2	– Changed the damage from 20 to 23. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -15 frames to -11 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames.
f,f+2 Hold	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
f,f,f,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +12 frames to +10 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
While crouching d/f,1	– Changed the attack startup from frame 25 to frame 23.
During sidestep 2	– Changed the damage from 25 to 20. – Shortened the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 4 frames upon guard to speed up the interaction. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.

JIN

Commands	Changes
During Rage f,N,d,d/f,1+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 2nd hit is blocked.
1,2,4	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
4	– Increased the recovery time when the move misses by 3 frames.
f,4	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,1+2	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
d/f,1,【4,4】	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
d/b,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
During Mental Alertness (2) 1,3	– New move.
f,f+3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +2 frames to ±0 frames.
f,N,d,d/f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a counter hit.

JOSIE

Commands	Changes
During Rage f,N,d,d/f,3+4	– Fixed an issue in which the move could be performed with “During Rage f,N,d,3+4”.
1,2,3 2,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
While in Switch Stance 4	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Adjusted the animation to make it easier to see the jump motion.
2,4	– The move will now chain together.
2,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,2,3,3	– New move.
d/f,1,2+f	– It is now possible to shift to Slide In with “d/f,1,2+f”.
d/f,1,【4,4】 b,4,3,d,【4,4】	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -11 frames to -7 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
d/f,3,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/f,3+4	– Changed the attack startup from frame 26 to frame 22. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -13 frames. – Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame.
d,2	– Changed the damage from 20 to 25. – It is now possible to shift to a crouching stance with “d,2+d” after the move.
d/b,2	– Changed the damage from 20 to 25.
d/b,4,2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
b,1,2,4	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +6 frames. – The 3rd hit will now always chain together with the 4th, even when delaying its input.
b,2	– Changed the damage from 12 to 17.

JULIA

Commands	Changes
During Spin Behind 1+2	– Changed the damage from 20 to 22. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +4 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
1,2	– Increased the damage from 8 to 10.
During Wind Roll 3,1+2	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
f,2,1,2	– Changed the damage from 18 to 20. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
f,2,4	– Changed the damage from 16 to 17. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,1+2	– Made the move less likely to put you on the other side of the opponent, which would occur under certain conditions.
d/b,4,1	– Changed the damage from 21 to 23. – Changed the input window for the 2nd hit from 22 frames to 24 frames.
u/f,4,3	– Fixed an issue in which the 2nd hit’s input window would vary depending on whether the previous hit landed or was blocked.
f,f+2	– Changed the frame advantage on guard from -14 frames to -13 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when guarding the move. – Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame.
d,d/f+1	– Changed the attack startup from frame 11 to frame 12. – The move can now be performed using an advance input.
f,f,f,2	– Changed the damage from 15 to 12.
While crouching 2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
During sidestep 4	– New move.
Approach enemy f,3,1+2	– New move.
Approach midair enemy f,3,1+2	– New move.

KATARINA

Commands	Changes
3,3,3,3,3	– It is now possible to shift to Harrier with “3,3,3+f”.
4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -12 frames.
4,4	– Changed the damage from 20 to 15.
4,4,4,4,4 u/f,4,4,4,4,4	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from ±0 frames to +1 frame. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +5 frames.
f,4	– Changed the input window for “During Harrier +d” from 16 frames to 10 frames.
During Harrier 1	– Increased the upper range of the attack.
During Harrier 3	– Changed the damage from 23 to 20.
During Harrier 4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -9 frames.
During Harrier d/f,2,3	– New move.
d/f,1	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to -1 frame.
d/f,3+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -1 frame to -3 frames.
b,2	– Changed the damage from 18 to 20. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -16 frames to -14 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
b,3	– Changed the damage from 15 to 17. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
u/b,4	– Changed the damage from 25 to 23.
u/f,3	– Changed the damage from 22 to 27. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -15 frames.
u/f,4	– Decreased the move’s reach. – Fixed the animation before the attack startup to reduce instances in which an opponent’s mid attack would occasionally not land.
u/f,3+4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
f,f+2,4	1st hit/2nd hit – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
f,f+3 During Harrier u/f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -6 frames to -9 frames. – Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed.
(While enemy is down) d,3+4	– Changed the damage from 30 to 25. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed.

KAZUMI

Commands	Changes
During Rage d,1+2	Time with enemy attack b,1+2
3,2	– Changed the damage from 17 to 15.
1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 10 frames. – It is now possible to shift to Fearless Warrior with “1+2 during hit +f”.
During Fearless Warrior 1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -11 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Fearless Warrior 3+4	– New move.
d/b,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
b,1,2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 13 to 17. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -14 frames to -9 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to +7 frames.
b,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +12 frames to +4 frames.
u/f,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 10 frames. – It is now possible to shift to Fearless Warrior with “u/f,2 during hit +f”.
While rising 3	– Changed the damage from 20 to 15. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Increased the lower range of the attack. – Added a new alternate attack that can be used after the move lands. – It is now possible to shift to Fearless Warrior with “While rising 3 during hit +f”.
Time with enemy attack b,1+2	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.

KAZUYA

Commands	Changes
During Rage u/b,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the timing at which Rage is consumed differed from the timing at which the Devil Transformation took place.
During Rage f,N,d,d/f,1+4+u/f	– Changed the damage from 45, 18 to 45, 12.
d/f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
f,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d,1+2	– Changed the damage from 18 to 20. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Increased the range of the attack.
d/b,2	– Decreased the move’s tracking.
d/b,3	– Increased the range of the attack.
b,2,4	– Sped up the timing at which the 2nd hit can be blocked after the 1st hit lands by 5 frames. – Changed the input window from 30 frames to 24 frames.
b,2,1	– New move.
b,4	– Changed the attack startup from 19 frames to 17 frames.
f,f+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,N,d,d/f,2	– Changed the damage from 23 to 20.

KING

Commands	Changes
During Rage db,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the move could not be input while running.
1	– Increased the range of the attack.
2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
2,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -2 frames to -1 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +7 frames.
1+2,1	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
f,2,d,1	– Increased the range of the attack.
df,2,1	– Fixed an issue in which the move’s frame advantage when blocked would vary depending on the timing at which the 2nd hit was input.
db,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
b,2	– Increased the move’s reach.
b,2,1	– New move.
f,f+n+2	– Changed the damage from 14 to 15. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -15 frames to -14 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from ±0 frames to +1 frame.
While rising 1+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
During Leg Cross Hold 1+2	– Reduced the number of input windows from 2 to 1. – Changed the input window from 1 frame to 3 frames.

KUMA & PANDA

Commands	Changes
During Rage f,f+1+2	– Fixed an issue in which following up with certain moves would cause the opponent to become turned around.
During Hunting 1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed.
During Hunting d/f,1,1	– Changed the damage from 24 to 20.
During Hunting d/f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Hunting d,1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
u/b,1+2	– Changed the command from “u/b,1+2” to “b,1+4”. – New move.
u/b,1+2,f,d/f,d,d/b,b,u/b,u,u/f	– Changed the command from “u/b,1+2,f,d/f,d,d/b,b,u/b,u,u/f” to “b,1+4,f,d/f,d,d/b,b,u/b,u,u/f”.
b,f,2	– Changed the damage from 26 to 23.
While rolling forward 3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
While rising 1,1	– Changed the damage from 25 to 20.
Crouching	– Fixed the animation to reduce instances in which an opponent’s low attack would occasionally not land.

LARS

Commands	Changes
1,1,1	2nd hit – The move will now chain together only when the 1st hit lands as a counter hit. 3rd hit – Changed the damage from 17 to 15. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -14 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a regular hit or a counter hit. – Changed the input window from 28 frames to 22 frames. – The move will not chain together when the 2nd hit lands.
2,1,3	1st hit – Increased the lower range of the attack. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 7 to 10. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to -5 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +6 frames.,3rd hit – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
During Dynamic Entry 1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -3 frames to -1 frame. – Shortened the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 2 frames upon hit to speed up the interaction.
During Dynamic Entry 2	– Changed the damage from 17 to 19. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -8 frames to -7 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +6 frames to +7 frames.
During Silent Entry 2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +5 frames.
During Silent Entry 4	– New move.
During Silent Entry d/f,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -4 frames to ±0 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +4 frames to +8 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit. – Increased the move’s tracking. – Decreased the range of the attack.
f,2,1	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit – Increased the lower range of the attack.
f,2,4	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
f,1+2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
d/f,3,3	– Changed the damage from 20 to 24. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -20 frames to -15 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames.
d,2	– Using “d,2+d” after the move now places the character into crouching status.
d/b,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a counter hit.
b,2,1	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +4 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,f+4,3 During Dynamic Entry 4,3	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from ±0 frames to +3 frames.
While rising 2	– Changed the damage from 10 to 13. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -8 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to +3 frames.
While rising 2+d	– Changed the input window for “During Dynamic Entry 4” from 48 frames to 49 frames.
While rising 2,1	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +5 frames.
While crouching d/f,2	– New move.

LAW

Commands	Changes
During Rage 1+2	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
During Rage d/b,4,3+4	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
4,u,3	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land. – Can now shift to “Dragon Charge 2” with “4,u,3,b,f”
3+4,4	– Changed the damage from 5, 12, 17 to 5, 10, 15.
f,【2,1】	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
d/f,3,3	– Fixed an issue in which the 1st hit’s range would be reduced when the 2nd hit was input.
d/f,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d,1,4	1st hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -12 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +2 frames. 2nd hit – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
d,2,3	– Reduced the attack’s side range and increased its lower range.
During Dragon Charge 3 During Fake Step 3	– Changed the damage from 28 to 30.
During Dragon Charge f,3 During Fake Step f,3 f,f+3	– Removed clean hit detection.
d/b,4	– Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame.
b,1	– Increased the range of the attack.
b,2,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -1 frame to -3 frames.
b,2,3,d,4	– Changed the damage from 21 to 23.
f,f+2,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -17 frames to -15 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – The 2nd hit can now be ducked under if the 1st hit is blocked.
f,f+4	– Changed the damage from 10 to 12. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
f,f+4,3	– Replaced with a new move.
While rising 1	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
Back toward enemy 2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
Approach enemy f,f+3+4	– Fixed an issue in which following up with certain moves would cause the opponent to become turned around.

LEE

Commands	Changes
During Rage d/f,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
1,3,3,3	– Increased the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 4 frames upon guard to slow down the interaction. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames.
2,1,3	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
4,3,3 d,4,N,4,3,3	– Changed the damage from 17 to 20. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
4,u,3	– Changed the input window for the 2nd hit from 11 frames to 15 frames. – It is now possible to shift to Mist Step with “4,u,3,f,N”.
1+2	– It is now possible to shift to Hitman with “1+2,3+4”.
During Hitman u/f,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
During Hitman u/f,3+d	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -14 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
f,3,3,3,3,4	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. 2nd hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Increased the forward range of the attack.
f,4,2	– New move.
d/f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
d,3	– Decreased the move’s tracking.
d,3,N,4,3	– Increased the upper range of the attack.
d,3,N,4,u,3	– It is now possible to shift to Mist Step with “d,4,N,4,u,3,f,N”.
d,3+4	– Decreased the duration of the attack’s hitbox by 1 frame.
b,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
u/f,4	– Increased the lower range of the attack. – Fixed an issue in which the character would not be counted as jumping during the second half of the move if it was blocked or missed.
f,f+3	– Changed the attack startup from frame 16 to frame 14.
f,f+4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
While rising 3,3	– It is now possible to shift to Hitman with “While rising 3,3,4”.
While rising 2,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
Time with enemy punch b,1+2	– The move can now be performed from a crouching position.
Time with enemy punch b,1+2 4 upon successful parry	– Changed the attack from a high attack to a mid attack.

LEI

Commands	Changes
During Rage, during Snake 1+4	– Changed the attack startup from 20 frames to 15 frames.
During Rage, during Dragon 1+4	– Changed the attack startup from 17 frames to 15 frames. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
During Rage, during Panther 1+4	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames.
During Rage, during Tiger 1+4	– Changed the attack startup from 16 frames to 14 frames. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
During Rage, during Crane 1+4	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
1+2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
d/b,4+f	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 10 frames.
b,1,1	– Fixed an issue in which the move’s properties differed from those of “1,1”.
u,1+2,1+2	– New move.
u/f,3+4	– Increased the lower range of the 1st hit.
f,N,4,1+f During Dragon 4,1+f	– Sped up the timing at which the move can be performed from Tiger by 3 frames.
f,f,f,1	– Changed the attack startup from 24 frames to 22 frames. – Fixed an issue in which it was possible to perform an attack reversal.
During sidestep 4	– Decreased the move’s tracking.
During Snake 4	– Changed the damage from 11 to 13.
During Panther 【1,2】	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 1st hit lands.
During Crane u/f,4	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
During Drunken Master Walk 3	– Changed the damage from 13 to 10.
During Drunken Master Walk 3,1+2 During Drunken Master Walk 3,1+2+d	– New move.
Back toward enemy 4,4	– Increased the move’s reach.
(By enemy’s feet) during Play Dead 3	– Increased the range of the attack. – Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.

LEO

Commands	Changes
2+3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
During Jin Ji Du Li 1,2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 14 to 12. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 17 to 20. – Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Decreased the range of the attack.
During Jin Ji Du Li 3,4	1st hit – Changed the damage from 17 to 13. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 20 to 27. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
During Jin Ji Du Li 1+2	– New move.
During Fo Bu 1,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the 1st hit lands if the 2nd hit has already been input.
d/b,2,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +8 frames. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to -4 frames.
b,4,1+2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 15 to 13. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit – The move will now chain together. – Changed the damage from 21 to 20. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -12 frames. – Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – The move’s 2nd hit can now be canceled with “b,4,1+2+d”.
d,3+4	– Increased the move’s backward movement.
u/f,2+d	– Fixed an issue in which the move could not be input in advance when shifting to Fo Bu.

LILI

Commands	Changes
3,1	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
3,2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
d,1+2	– New move.
d/b,3	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
b,2,1	– It is now possible to shift to Dew Glide with “b,2,1+f”.
u/b,1	– New move.
Back toward enemy 1,2	– Changed the input window for the 2nd hit from 8 frames to 10 frames.
QCF,2,1	1st hit – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -2 frames to ±0 frames. – Increased the lower range of the attack. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -11 frames to -13 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a regular hit or a counter hit.
QCF,3+4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the 2nd hit lands.

LUCKY CHLOE

Commands	Changes
Standing	– Updated the animation.
During Rage d/f,3+4	1st hit – Fixed an issue in which the move could not be input while running. 2nd hit – Fixed an issue in which the 2nd hit would not be performed in the direction of the opponent if the 1st hit had landed/been blocked when an opponent was sidestepping. 3rd hit – Changed the move to no longer cause the floor to break.
1,2,1 f,2,1 During Left Twist 2,1	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
2,2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 12 to 10. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 17 to 15. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – The properties of the move now change with “2 after proper timing 2”.
2,3	– Changed the damage from 10 to 14. – Changed the input window for the 2nd hit from 8 frames to 15 frames.
f,1+2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 25 to frame 27. – Increased the move’s backward movement.
f,3+4	– It is now possible to cancel the 3rd hit with “f,3+4+b” and shift to facing away from the opponent.
d/f,3,3	1st hit/2nd hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked.
d/b,1	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Left Twist 2	– Changed the command from “During Left Twist 2” to “During Left Twist f,2”.
During Left Twist 3	– Increased the move’s reach.
d/b,1+2	– Increased the move’s backward movement.
b,1	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
Back toward enemy 2	– New move.
Back toward enemy 3,3+4	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -6 frames to +1 frame. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames. – Increased the range of the attack.
Back toward enemy 4	– Changed the damage from 30 to 24. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
Back toward enemy d,3+4	– Increased the duration of the character’s crouching status by 32 frames.
u/f,3+4	– Changed the attack startup from frame 27 to frame 24.
During Scoot 3+4,4	– Increased the move’s reach.
f,f,f,3+4	– New move.
While rising 3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.

MARDUK

Commands	Changes
1,2,3+4	– Increased the move’s forward movement.
During Vale Tudo Style f,1,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
f,3,2	1st hit – Changed the damage from 17 to 13. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -11 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when guarding the move. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a regular hit or a counter hit.
f,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/f,1	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -13 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Increased the move’s reach.
d/f,3,1	1st hit – Increased the move’s reach. 2nd hit – Increased the lower range of the attack.
d/f,3,d/f,1,2	– New move.
d/f,3,d/f,1,2 Hold	– New move.
d/f,4	– Increased the move’s reach.
d,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
u/f,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,f+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -10 frames to -8 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
While rising 1,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
While crouching d/f,2	– Improved the move’s evasive properties.
Approach enemy f,f+1+2	– Changed the input window from 17 frames to 30 frames.

MASTER RAVEN

Commands	Changes
During Rage f,3+4 during hit from the front d,2	1st hit – Fixed an issue in which the character would occasionally not shift to a throw after hitting the opponent from the front. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit from the side. 3rd hit – Increased the move’s tracking.
2,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to -12 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Haze +u d/f,4,4+u b,2,4+u b,4,b,4,3,f,4+u Back toward enemy 3,4+u Back toward enemy f,2,4+u u,3,d,3+u u/f,3+4,f,4+u	– Shortened the recovery time by 5 frames.
f,2,3	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +2 frames to +6 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
f,1+2	– Changed the attack startup from frame 22 to frame 19. – Shortened the recovery time for both the character and the opponent by 3 frames upon guard to speed up the interaction. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits them midair. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
d/f,3	– Changed the attack startup from frame 16 to frame 15.
d,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/b,2,1	– Changed the damage from 12 to 15. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
b,4,4	1st hit – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 13 to 19. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
Back toward enemy f,2,3	– Changed the damage from 15 to 17. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -7 frames to -12 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
Back toward enemy b,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +5 frames to +3 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
u/f,4,4	– It is now possible to cancel the 2nd hit with “u/f,4,4+b” and shift to facing away from the opponent.
f,f+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +5 frames to +3 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
QCF,1	– Changed the damage from 19 to 17. – Changed the attack startup from frame 19 to frame 16. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a normal hit or a counter hit. – Changed the input window for “QCF1,3+4” from 22 frames to 27 frames.
QCF,1,2	– New move.
While rising 3+4	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 5 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits them midair. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked or lands as a counter hit. – It is now possible to cancel the move with “While rising 3+4+b” and shift to facing away from the opponent.
While crouching d/f,3+4	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 9 frames. – Decreased the duration of the attack’s hitbox by 1 frame.
Time with enemy attack b,1+3 (or b,2+4)	– Shortened the recovery animation by 16 frames after a successful attack reversal.

MIGUEL

Commands	Changes
d/b,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the move could not be input while running.
3,4	1st hit – Changed the damage from 16 to 14. 2nd hit – Changed the attack startup from frame 30 to frame 23.
4	– Changed the damage from 17 to 14. – Decreased the move’s reach.
d/f,2,1	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
d,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d/b,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
b,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -14 frames. – Increased the recovery time after the move hits by 1 frame. – Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
f,f+3	– Changed the damage from 33 to 28.
b,d/f,4	– New move.
b,d/f,4+f	– New move.
During Savage Stance 2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -12 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 3 frames.
During Savage Stance d/f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Savage Stance d,4,3	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. 2nd hit – Changed the damage from 12 to 15.
During Savage Stance d/b,3	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +5 frames to +4 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
Approach enemy d/f,1+2	– It is now possible to shift to Savage Stance with “Approach enemy d/f,1+2+f”.

NEGAN

Commands	Changes
During Rage b,2+3+b	– Fixed an issue in which following up with certain moves would cause the opponent to become turned around.
1,2	– It is now possible to shift to Intimidation with “1,2 Hold”.
1,2,2	– Decreased the move’s tracking.
1,2,4	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
2,1,4	2nd hit – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a normal hit or a counter hit. 3rd hit – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
3+4	– Fixed an issue in which, after you stopped certain low combo attacks, the opponent would still hit you before your attack’s startup.
During Intimidation 1+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from ±0 frames to -9 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
During Intimidation d,2	– New move.
During Counter Hit 2+3	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +16 frames to +14 frames. – Fixed an issue in which the character would shift stances even when hitting from the side or from behind.
d/f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d/f,3,1,2	– Changed the frame advantage upon hit from ±0 frames to +4 frames.
During Counter Hit d,2	– Fixed an issue in which the move would shift to a throw after hitting the opponent from behind under certain conditions.
b,2,3	1st hit – Increased the lower range of the attack. 2nd hit – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
f,f+2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -11 frames to -9 frames.
f,f+1+2	– Changed the damage from 28 to 21. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
While rising 1	– Changed the damage from 15 to 11.
While rising 1,2	– New move.
While rising 1,2 Hold	– New move.

NINA

Commands	Changes
1,2,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
1,2,f,1+2	– Changed the command from “1,2,f,1+2” to “1,2,1+2”.
1,2,1,2,f,1+2	– Changed the command from “1,2,1,2,f,1+2” to “1,2,1,2,1+2”.
2,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
2,f,1+2	Changed the command from “2,f,1+2” to “2,1+2”.
1,4,1	– Increased the lower range of the attack. – Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land.
d/f,1,2	– It is now possible to shift to “QCF special step” with “d/f,1,2+f”.
d/f,1,2,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/f,1,2,f,1+2	– Changed the command from “d/f,1,2,f,1+2” to “d/f,1,2,1+2”.
d/f,3,1,2,f,1+2	– Changed the command from “d/f,3,1,2,f,1+2” to “d/f,3,1,2,1+2”.
d/f,3,2,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/f,1+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 2nd hit lands.
d,1,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
d/b,4,3	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
d/b,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
b,2,2	– Changed the damage from 14 to 16.
QCF,4,2,3	– Increased the upper range of the attack.
f,f,f,3,4	– New move.
f,f,f,1+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While rising 4,3	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit – Increased the move’s forward movement after it lands.
While rising b,1	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a counter hit.
During sidestep 1	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits from the front.
During sidestep 1+f
1,2,1,2,4,3,4,2,4,3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
Approach enemy d/f,d/f,1	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
During Rage f,2+3+d/f d/f,1,2+f d/f,3,4+f During sidestep 1+f	– “Approach enemy d/f,d/f,1” can now be performed during a special step.

NOCTIS

Commands	Changes
2,2,f,2	2nd hit – Changed the damage from 9 to 13. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 3rd hit – Changed the attack startup from frame 26 to frame 25. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the 1st hit lands as a counter hit.
f,4,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
d/f,1	– Fixed the animation before the attack startup to reduce instances in which an opponent’s high attack would occasionally not land.
d/f,2	– Changed the damage from 15 to 20.
d/f,4,2,2	– Decreased the move’s reach.
d,2	– Changed the damage from 12 to 15. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -18 frames to -15 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -3 frames to ±0 frames.
d,4,1,1+2	2nd hit – Increased the lower range of the attack. 3rd hit – Changed the damage from 22 to 25. 3rd hit (perfect input) – Changed the damage from 25 to 28.
d/b,1	– Changed the damage from 7 to 10. – Increased the move’s tracking.
d/b,2	– Changed the damage from 23 to 20. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. – Decreased the move’s tracking. – Decreased the move’s reach.
d/b,1+2	– Decreased the move’s tracking.
b,2 during hit from front 1+2	– Changed the damage from 6, 14 to 7, 17.
b,1+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -5 frames to -3 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
b,1+4 upon successful punch parry	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
u/f,3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit by the 1st hit in midair.
u/f,3 during hit +u	– New move.
u/f,4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -5 frames to -3 frames. – Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
f,f+3+4	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 4 frames.
f,f+1+2	– Changed the damage from 17 to 20. – Increased the range of the attack.
Forward Jump peak 1+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While rising 2,2	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
While crouching d/f,1	– New move.

PAUL

Commands	Changes
3,2	– Increased the lower range of the attack. – You can now shift to Sway with “3,2+b”.
f,1+2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
f,1+4	– Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
d/f,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
d,1,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
b,3	– Increased the strength of the pushback when the move misses, making you less likely to end up on the other side of the opponent.
b,4	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
f,f+3	– Increased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits the opponent while they’re down.
f,f+3,4,4	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it hits them midair.
QCB,2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
QCB,1+2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed. – Increased the lower range of the attack.
While rising 2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
While crouching df,1+2	– The move can now be canceled with “While crouching df,1+2+b”.
QCB,3,2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
QCB,3,2,3	– Replaced with a new move.

SHAHEEN

Commands	Changes
During Rage d/b,2,4+d/f	– Delayed by 10 frames the timing at which you can shift to a crouching position after inputting +d/b.
f,3	– Changed the move to a homing attack.
f,4	– Increased the duration of the attack registering as a hit by 1 frame. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a regular hit or a counter hit.
f,3+4	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -11 frames to -7 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +1 frame to +5 frames.
f,3+4+d/f	– Delayed the attack’s timing by 4 frames. – Delayed by 4 frames the timing at which you can shift to a crouching position after inputting +d/b.
d,4	While crouching d/f,d,d/f+3
d/b,3,4	– Changed the damage from 15, 23 to 12, 20. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
d/b, 4	– Changed the damage from 30 to 23. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit.
b,1	– Changed the damage from 18 to 20. – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -9 frames to +1 frame. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from +3 frames to +8 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits or is blocked. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit. – It is now possible to shift to a crouching stance with “b,1+d” after the move.
b,3	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
b,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
f,f+4	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
f,f,f,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from +4 frames to +6 frames. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Fixed an issue in which it was possible to perform an attack reversal.
During Stealth Step 4	– Changed the command from “During Stealth Step 4” to “During Stealth Step 3+4” – Increased the duration of the attack’s hitbox by 5 frames.
During Stealth Step 4,1	– New move.
While rising 1	– Changed the damage from 16 to 17. – Changed the attack startup from frame 15 to frame 14.
While rising 3,3	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -15 frames to -13 frames. – Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
While crouching d/f,d,d/f+3	– Changed the damage from 24 to 21. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.

STEVE

Commands	Changes
During Rage d/f,2+3	– Fixed an issue in which the second half of the move could not be performed while running, side-walking, or rising.
During Ducking Right 2	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits. – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
During Ducking In f,2	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked.
f,1+2,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit in midair.
During Peekaboo 1,2,1	2nd hit – Sped up the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 2 frames. 3rd hit – Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
During Peekaboo f,1+2	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 4 frames.
During Peekaboo d/f,1	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 2 frames.
During Peekaboo b,1,1,2,1+b	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 2 frames.
d/f,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
d/f,1+2	1st hit/2nd hit – Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
b,1+b	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 2 frames.
b,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -13 frames to -14 frames.
During Sway 2	– Increased the strength of the pushback to reduce the frequency at which the character would switch places with the opponent.
While in Flicker Stance 1,d,1	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move is blocked. – Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit. – Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
While in Flicker Stance 2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
While in Flicker Stance b,2	– Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -10 frames to -9 frames. – Shortened the recovery animation by 1 frame when the move hits.
QCF,1+b	– Delayed the timing at which the opponent’s attack can be blocked by 2 frames.
QCF,2	– New move.
QCF,2+f	– New move.
While crouching d/f,2	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed.

XIAOYU

Commands	Changes
f,2,1,4	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
f,1+2	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
f,3+4	– Shortened the recovery time by 3 frames.
f,3+4,d,1+2	– Shortened the recovery time by 2 frames.
d/f,【2,1】	– Shortened the recovery time after the move hits by 2 frames.
d/b,3 Back toward enemy d/b,4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
While rising 1	– Changed the damage from 12 to 10. – Changed the attack startup from frame 11 to frame 13. – Increased the range of the attack.
While rising 1,4	– New move.
While rising 3	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
While rising 4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when hit while downed.
During sidestep 3,d,1+2	– Fixed an issue in which the damage of this move differed from “During sidestep 3” after inputting up to “d,1+2”.
Back toward enemy 1,4	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
Back toward enemy 3	– Enabled the move to cause a wall bound if it hits.
Back toward enemy d,3,4	– Changed the move to send the opponent spinning when it lands as a counter hit.
During phoenix 1+2	– Changed the damage from 24 to 25.

YOSHIMITSU

Commands	Changes
During Rage, time with enemy attack ub,1+4	– Reduced the strength of the pushback, and made the move easier to land. – Increased the range of the attack.
During Kincho b,2,1	– New move.
f,4	– Increased the move’s tracking.
d/f,1,4	1st hit – Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -14 frames to -12 frames. – Increased the recovery time when the move misses by 2 frames.
d/f,1+2	– Changed the damage from 10 to 12. – Increased the move’s reach.
d,2,2,1	– Reduced the strength of the pushback.
d/b+3	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
During Manji Dragonfly 4	– Changed the opponent’s behavior when the move lands as a counter hit.
u,3+4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the 2nd hit lands.
u/f,2	– Changed the damage from 20 to 25. – Increased the move’s tracking.
u/f,4	– Increased the lower range of the attack.
f,f+3	– Sped up the timing at which the opponent is counted as being midair after a counter hit by 4 frames.
While rising 4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move hits.
While crouching d/f,4	– Decreased the distance between the character and the opponent when the move lands as a counter hit.
During Mutou no Kiwami, d/f,1+2,2	1st hit – Increased the move’s reach. 2nd hit – Changed the frame advantage when blocked from -16 frames to -13 frames. – Changed the frame advantage upon hit from -3 frames to ±0 frames.
During Mutou no Kiwami while crouching d/f,3	– Fixed an issue in which the character was not counted as crouching if the move was input in advance.
During Mutou no Kawami, approach enemy 1,3 During Mutou no Kiwami, approach enemy f,1+3	– Fixed an issue in which throws could not be escaped with 2.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment America; Tekken World Tour

August 30, 2019

Get motivated to obtain more power with Cody’s Vergil Crossover Costume in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition’s latest Extra Battle

Plus obtain new Crossover BGM from Devil May Cry 4!

The end of another week means another set of new Extra Battles to conquer in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition. With Ibuki’s Akane Yagyu Crossover Costume finally finishing up last week, as well as the second runs of Air Man Rashid and Guts Man Balrog, it’s time for a new Crososver Costume to become avaialble as we head into September.

This time new Metro City Mayor Cody Travers is the lucky recipient of new attire, that sees him put away his steel pipe, suit, and tie, to don the signature blue coat and boots of Devil May Cry’s power-hungry Son of Sparda, Vergil, joining Dante Ken, Ed Nero, and Gloria Laura, as the 4th Crossover Costume from DMC. As always, you’ll need to defeat an A.I.-controlled Vergil Cody once a week over the course of the next month to obtain four Gems that, when fully assembled, will unlock the Crossover Costume for your own personal use. Each attempt will cost you 2,500 Fight Money, meaning you’ll need a minimum of 10,000 FM to claim the costume. The difficulty will also increase each week, going from Easy to Very Hard, as the CPU will put up a stronger fight each week as you obtain more pieces.

“Foolishness, Guy. Foolishness. You can’t become mayor wearing trainers…”
The time has come… for Cody to don this Vergil costume and make his opponents cry in #SFVAE. Get Cody’s Vergil costume and Vergil, Dante and Nero battle music in Extra Battle mode now through Sept 27th. pic.twitter.com/FgE18Rvhss

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) August 30, 2019

There are also two new pieces of Crossover BGM available, “Let’s Just See,” Vergil’s Battle Theme from Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition, and the Blackened Angel Mix of “Lock and Load,” Dante’s Battle Theme. Though it is currently unavailable to challenge for at the time of this writing, there is a space in the DLC BGM list for “The Time Has Come,” Nero’s Battle Theme, which will likely involve a battle against Nero Ed, as the other two themes require you to topple Vergil Cody and Ken Dante on Hard difficulty to obtain, at 1,000 FM per attempt.

We also have another chance to grab a Fortune Ticket for Menat’s Fighting Chance against Normal difficulty M. Bison in his Psycho Miasma costume, which harkens back to his look from the Street Fighter Alpha days, complete with his signature cape, on the Field of Fate, for maximum nostalgia. As is customary, this will set you back 250 FM per attempt, and, as always, completing any of these four Extra Battles multiple times will provide you with 100 EXP for the character you cleared it with, so it might be worth it if you’ve got a World Warrior on the verge of leveling up, which will grant you 1,000 FM on the spot. Don’t forget that Psycho Misasma M. Bison is still available in Menat’s Fighting Chance until September 14th if you have yet to claim his outfit.

Interestingly enough, there are also currently-unused spots in the DLC BGM folder for 8-bit and Arranged versions of the Title Theme from Mega Man II. Perhaps this means we’ll be seeing a Proto Man Crossover Costume for either Ken or Sagat once Cody Vergil’s campaign concludes on September 27th? You can see the Street Fighter Twitter account’s official tweet about the event’s below.

Will you be seeking more power by going for this Cody Crossover Costume? Has this new attire inspired you to pick up Metro City’s Mayor? What other Crossover Costumes would you like to see in future SFV: AE Extra Battles? Tell us your picks in the comments section below.

Source: Street Fighter (Twitter)

August 30, 2019

The comprehensive Evo 2019 tournament results

If there is anything we missed please let us know in the comments!

Four weeks ago, the biggest fighting game tournament on the planet rose to new heights, as Evo 2019 emanated once again from the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a staggering 9,231 players spread across the event’s nine official games, this promised to be one of the biggest Evo’s of all-time. The official lineup included:

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition (CPT 2019 Super Premier)
Tekken 7 (TWT 2019 Master+ Event W/$5,000 Pot Bonus)
Samurai Shodown
Mortal Kombat 11 (Mortal Kombat Pro Kompetiton Event)
Dragon Ball FighterZ (DBFZ World Tour 2019/2020 Saga Event)
Under Night In-Birth EXE: Late[st]
SoulCalibur VI
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle (ARCREVO World Tour Qualifier Event)

There were also a staggering number of side tournaments and Community Championships, including 31 titles ran by AnimEVO, so there was a massive amount on the line in every title, with nearly anyone who was anyone in attendance to stake their claim to the throne in their respective games, which promised a truly unforgettable weekend of competition!

in case you missed any of the intense matches, follow through to our Evo 2019 viewer’s guide to find all the Twitch channels with recordings of the event!

Results

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

1. FOX|MVG MKLeo (Joker)
2. TSM|Tweek (Pokémon Trainer)
3. Soalry|Gluttony (Wario)
4. eU|Samsora (Peach)
5. ProtoBanham (Lucina)
5. Raito (Duck Hunt)
7. GW|Zackray (Wolf)
7. Rogue|Light (Fox)
9. SNB|Abadango (Wario)
9. R2G|Kameme (Mega Man)
9. DNG|Nietono (Wario)
9. Liquid|Dabuz (Olimar, Rosalina & Luma)
13. BC|Mr. R (Chrom, Snake)
13. PG|Marss (Zero Suit Samus)
13. SST|Shuton (Olimar)
13. MVG|ScAtt (Mega Man, Snake)
17. Geki|HIKARU (Pokémon Trainer)
17. GW|Shogun (Snake)
17. Anahuac|Maister (Mr. Game & Watch)
17. AG|WaDi (R.O.B.)
17. Pandarian (Pokémon Trainer)
17. PG|Plup (Mega Man)
17. NVR|Elegant (Luigi)
17. NRG|Nairo (Palutena)
25. Kept (Villager, Isabelle)
25. Rotsuku (Yoshi)
25. PG|ESAM (Pikachu)
25. DA|Sinji (Pac-Man)
25. BTH|Vintendo (Duck Hunt)
25. Seven (Falco)
25. Armada|Myran (Olimar)
33. CaptainZack (Bayonetta, Daisy)
33. XTR|Sparg0 (Cloud)
33. Kome (Shulk)
33. Salem (Snake, Shulk)
33. DTM|Dragoomba (R.O.B.)
33. POW|MastaMario (Mario)
33. Skilly (Villager, Palutena)
33. Eim (Sheik)
33. Zenyou (Mario)
33. Masashi (Cloud)
33. Mao (Cloud)
33. Chag (Inkling, Palutena)
33. Puppeh (Pokémon Trainer)
33. Mazer|Cyro (Roy, Meta Knight)
33. Lea (Greninja)
33. Geki|ZAKI (King Dedede)
49. Trident Anahuac|Javi (Lucina, Wolf)
49. HPT|Seth (Yoshi)
49. EnVyUS|Wizzrobe (Wolf)
49. CLG|VoiD (Wolf, Pikachu)
49. AC (Snake)
49. FOX MVG|Mew2King (Lucina, Bowser, Joker)
49. Lui$ (Fox, Dr. Mario)
49. LSE|BDE Flow (Roy)
49. iStudying (Greninja)
49. T1|Larry Lurr (Wolf, Falco)
49. Umeki (Daisy)
49. GEKI|Gackt (Ness)
49. NCG|SC Jw (Greninja)
49. Armada|Prodigy (Mario)
49. R2G|Etsuji (Lucina)
49. PNG|Atelier (Wolf)
65. PG|Cosmos (Inkling)
65. LSE|Ogey (Wolf, Captain Falcon)
65. YMCA (Donkey Kong)
65. LSE|PEW (Ness)
65. DNS|SexyBeast420 (Ness)
65. YG|Rain (Wolf)
65. T1|ANTi (Mario)
65. WBG|MVD (Snake)
65. Mada (Pikachu)
65. Demise|ZD (Fox, Wolf)
65. Logix (Ike)
65. AMG|8BitMan (R.O.B.)
65. BIG|Stronghold (Mario)
65. PSG|Frawg (Bayonetta)
65. MuteAce (Peach)
65. YPG|SoulArts (Shulk)
65. Mazer|NAKAT (Pichu)
65. Demise|Nicko (Shulk, Captain Falcon)
65. MVG|DarkWizzy (Mario)
65. WD|CORONA17 (Chrom, Wario, Bowser)
65. FOW (Ness)
65. Geki|T (Link)
65. Demise|Seagull Joe (Palutena, Wolf)
65. OeS|RFang (Pichu)
65. Falln (Robin)
65. Huto (Mario)
65. Sm0ke (Pokémon Trainer)
65. TLOC|Awestin (Ness)
65. GEKI|YOC (Cloud)
65. BAA|Phantom (Palutena, Joker)
65. W2W|Biddy (Young Link)
65. Varun (Wii Fit Trainer)
97. SS|MrConCon (Luigi)
97. BkR|BreaD (Palutena)
97. Brosinex (Ken)
97. Brosinex (Ken)
97. TC|Thirsty (Palutena, Simon)
97. Watch Out DK|Konga (Donkey Kong)
97. BassMage (Jigglypuff)
97 .Widget (Mr. Game & Watch)
97. Armada|Shoe (Zero Suit Samus)
97. Heeew (Richter)
97. 0mart (Snake)
97. Death Arcana (Toon Link)
97. Ozone (Duck Hunt)
97. TLOC|Denti (Pokémon Trainer)
97. HPT|Rickles (Ganondorf)
97. Osiris (Snake)
97. Athletico|DD (Wario)
97. SAD%|Mr.Newport (Little Mac)
97. RT|SS Rose (Bayonetta)
97. Lima (Bayonetta)
97. Dimaond D. (Joker)
97. Razo (Daisy)
97. Crow (Fox)
97. HNC|Zace (Pikachu)
97. FUG|FRKS Cheeks (Cloud)
97. Wisdom (Duck Hunt)
97. Duwang (Mario)
97. LightningCam (Diddy Kong)
97. ET Gaming|EKING (Pac-Man)
97. Z (Pikachu)
97. Phoenix (Sonic, Greninja)
97. CharlieDaKing (Wolf)
129. BG|Crash (Wii Fit Trainer, Bowser)
129. Grandmaster (Palutena)
129. ZG|Tr33 (Peach)
129. EGS|OMNaoto (Falco)
129. Tuxedo|El Niño (Lucina)
129. NeS|ZHT (Wolf)
129. RCS|Fatality (Captain Falcon)
129. SCARZ|Xzax (Inkling)
129. Namata (Wario, Captain Falcon)
129. WP|Suinoko (Young Link)
129. Kofu (Mr. Game & Watch)
129. The Essence|PureSalt (Roy)
129. Jumpsteady (Zero Suit Samus)
129. FUG|FRKS JAMA (Link)
129. sF|Kusa (R.O.B.)
129. CalmAnimal (Bowser)
129. GEKI|Gaia (Little Mac)
129. KH|Wes (Little Mac)
129. W8|PSIguy (Ness)
129. RockstarAce (Palutena)
129. ATU|Mekos (Lucas)
129. _SEBA_ (Roy)
129. RK (Kirby)
129. Cleytito (Young Link)
129. CookieSlayer (Young Link)
129. Nesk (Diddy Kong)
129. MF|jEDi (Lucas)
129. Skittles!! (Young Link)
129. AEMehr (Mii Gunner)
129 .TLOC|Dakpo (Diddy Kong)
129. Hackoru (Mario)
129. Phenom (Fox, Greninja)
129. CG|SweetT (Pokémon Trainer, Joker)
129. Mudomo (Pichu)
129. BK|TriM (Mega Man)
129. LingLing (Peach)
129. Uncivil Ninja (Shulk)
129. Lumbre (Ness)
129. ht|3Xa (Toon Link)
129. Mj (R.O.B.)
129. Infiknight (Ike, Joker)
129. Demise|Mr. E (Lucina)
129. World 8|Anuar (
129. AG|Tyroy (Joker)
129. Armada|Banana Boy (Yoshi)
129.RVNT|Tiberius (Richter)
129. CsxMark (Wolf)
129. SUGOI|Snoop (Yoshi)
129. LSG|Ronnichu (Snake)
129. LTS|Teemo_57 (Shulk)
129. Tonyztank (Sonic)
129. PBLK|BiggieCheeze (Simon, Richter, Ganondorf)
129. KH|Taternator (Bowser Jr.)
129. CG|UCI Rafi (Bowser)
129. DoubleA (Shulk)
129. Pon (
129. Lov|Infamous (Captain Falcon)
129. vuLcan 300 (
129. SK92 (Wolf, Fox)
129. RVNT|Shyguy (Pokémon Trainer)
129. CA|FS AceStarThe3rd (Pichu)
129. STR|Theedium (Falco)
129. K9sBruce (Wolf, Joker)
129. Rikuya (Diddy Kong)
193. Yep (Ness)
193. TSB|Tokyo (Lucas)
193. SCB|DJay! (Yoshi)
193. L3|Exo (Lucario)
193. YHG|Kikkoman (Lucina)
193. SSB100 (Olimar)
193. NSD|MorbidFFF (Bowser)
193. Fusion (Snake)
193. BCe|brrrr (Ken)
193. CircaPrime (Inkling)
193. Meteor (Marth)
193. PG|dB Jaaahsh (Bayonetta)
193. CJE|CaptainJack (Palutena)
193. TG|Weasel (Snake, Inkling)
193. Kentarosu (Mega Man)
193. tHB|RiX (Yoshi)
193. DDD+|SAB Solo
193. 1AM|Mr. G (Wario)
193. Rorona (Inkling)
193. Supremacy|Greil (Richter)
193. W2W|LemonTea (Wolf)
193. InSt|Mav (Cloud)
193. #Buy My Book|iDK (Donkey Kong)
193. MZR|LaLuna (Palutena)
193. UNLV|Fail (Piranha Plant)
193. OTW|Tooky (Pac-Man)
193. Mind (
193. SCB|Oki (Lucina)
193. HADley! (Sonic)
193. UTG|MTL Spanky (Pokémon Trainer)
193. SSN|Brandon #1 (Donkey Kong)
193. 8Bit|NotLast (Peach)
193. Horse! (Ness)
193. HNC|~King (Wario, Wolf)
193. SkoopDogg (Palutena)
193. FreeElfy (Roy, Yoshi)
193. Greg (Jigglypuff)
193. Nanchan (Fox)
193. TB|Big MiKe (Ryu)
193. xYosher (Wolf)
193. CPP|Arkistor (Inkling)
193. ELIT3|Mage (Donkey Kong)
193. SUGOI|Ven (Zelda)
193. WTT/MH|Hexacross (Joker)
193. MzT|Maiko (Yoshi)
193. Manny (Peach)
193. RVNT|Mizu (Lucina)
193. LSG|Haipe (Richter)
193. Dio (Bowser)
193. GN|Swamp (King Dedede)
193. TKO|NoSmo (Snake)
193. Von (Roy)
193. Hit Box|Youma (Wolf)
193. Charger (Ridley)
193. PSG|Edgar (Palutena)
193. Halo (Link)
193. VaLoR (Inkling)
193. YoshiFreak (Mr. Game & Watch)
193. N5|Active (Samus)
193. FUZZz (
193. BGC|Surge (Ryu)
193. S+|ThatOneGuy (Donkey Kong)
193. ThatOneRider (R.O.B.)
193. Jin~Tek (Falco)

Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

1. RB.Hx|Bonchan (Karin Kanzuki, Sagat) – 1,000 points
2. NASR|Big Bird (Rashid) – 500 points
3. CYG.BST|Infexious (Zeku) – 300 points
4. FUDOH|Fujimura (Ibuki) – 200 points
5. YOG|Machabo (Necalli) – 160 points
5. iDom (Laura) – 160 points
7. AZ|Kichipa-mu (Zangief) – 130 points
7. ALUS|Yang Mian (Zeku) – 130 points
9. CYG.BST|Fuudo (R. Mika, Birdie) – 100 points
9. NVD|Phenom (Karin Kanzuki) – 100 points
9. Victrix|Momochi (Ken, Zeku, Kolin) – 100 points
9. WE-R1|Trashbox (Birdie) – 100 points
13. Top Fighter|DidimoKOF (Dhalsim) – 80 points
13. Mousesports|Problem X (M. Bison) – 80 points
13. Liquid|Nemo (Urien) – 80 points
13. SPZ|Verloren (Ibuki) – 80 points
17. REC|Punk (Karin Kanzuki) – 60 points
17. FOX|NuckleDu (G, Cammy) – 60 points
17. Takamura (Akuma) – 60 points
17. Talon|HotDog29 (M. Bison) – 60 points
17. DNG|Itabashi Zangief (Zangief, Abigail) – 60 points
17. ONIC|IamChuan (Guile) – 60 points
17. W2W|Toi (M. Bison) – 60 points
17. AXIZ|Shuto (Urien) – 60 points
25. Brook|ZJZ (Menat) – 50 points
25. CO|GO1 (Chun-Li, Menat) – 50 points
25. RISE|Smug (G, Balrog) – 50 points
25. Sonicboxx|801 Strider (G) – 50 points
25. GRPT|MOV (Chun-Li, Karin Kanzuki) – 50 points
25. CCS|HIKARIN (Necalli) – 50 points
25. ALUS|Quiqui (Urien) – 50 points
25. Team iXA|StormKUBO (Abigail, G) – 50 points
33. BC|Kazunoko (Ibuki) – 40 points
33. Radiance|Commander Jesse (Dhalsim) – 40 points
33. Humanbomb (Chun-Li) – 40 points
33. Hx.Twitch.CYG BST|Daigo Umehara (Guile) – 40 points
33. RZR|Xian (Ibuki) – 40 points
33. Magnegro (Birdie) – 40 points
33. Liquid|John Takeuchi (Rashid) – 40 points
33. ShiNoBism|Johnny (Karin Kanzuki) – 40 points
33. TPC|RobTV (Karin Kanzuki) – 40 points
33. Nephew (Kolin, G) – 40 points
33. FAV|Ryuusei (Urien) – 40 points
33. NVD|Veggey (Birdie) – 40 points
33. EG|Ricki Ortiz (Chun-Li) – 40 points
33. AE|Kosaku (Necalli) – 40 points
33. NVD|Momi (Cammy) – 40 points
33. GRPT|Pugera (Ibuki) – 40 points
33. Nephew (Kolin, G) – 40 points
49. ROHTO Z!|Tokido (Akuma) – 30 points
49. NASR|AngryBird (Zeku) – 30 points
49. ShiNoBism|Haitani (Akuma) – 30 points
49. CYG.BST|AVM GamerBee (Cammy) – 30 points
49. ORDER|Travis Styles (Balrog) – 30 points
49. CJ Truth (Kolin) – 30 points
49. UYU|KAMI (Akuma) – 30 points
49. Mago (Karin Kanzuki, Cammy) – 30 points
49. RISE|K-Brad (Cammy) – 30 points
49. Victrix|Pnoy (M. Bison) – 30 points
49. RB (Urien) – 30 points
49. Poongko (Abigail, Kolin) – 30 points
49. SYN|UNDERSCORE87 (Cammy) – 30 points
49. Youshikibi (Cammy) – 30 points
49. Ryan Hart (Urien) – 30 points
49. GinoDaCampo (Ibuki) – 30 points
65. JB (Rashid) – 20 points
65. CO|Dogura (M. Bison) – 20 points
65. Dual Kevin (Rashid) – 20 points
65. Terrence (Chun-Li) – 20 points
65. EQNX|Brian_F (Balrog, G) – 20 points
65. GO|RB Luffy (R. Mika) – 20 points
65. UYU|NL (Akuma) – 20 points
65. Aziz (Akuma) – 20 points
65. EnvyUS|Mister Crimson (Dhalsim) – 20 points
65. Samurai (Akuma) – 20 points
65. RRQ|Moke (Rashid) – 20 points
65. VGIA|VegaPatch (F.A.N.G) – 20 points
65. ShiNoBism|Otani (Akuma) – 20 points
65. Tempo|Victrix Alex Meyers (Cammy, Sakura) – 20 points
65. DNG|Nauman (Sakura) – 20 points
65. SK|TheCoolKid93 (Abigail, Cody) – 20 points
65. Kawano (Kolin) – 20 points
65. EQNX|Filipinoman (Menat) – 20 points
65. Chris Tatarian (Ken) – 20 points
65. LU|Alex Valle (Kage) – 20 points
65. TEAM iXA|Inaba (Urien) – 20 points
65. iDrop (Karin Kanzuki) – 20 points
65. Jwong|EFP|-Zenith (Menat) – 20 points
65. Crusher (Birdie) – 20 points
65. Keoma (Karin Kanzuki) – 20 points
65. TheGoodRyan ( – 20 points
65. UPLY NETWORK|Yuzuponzu (M. Bison) – 20 points
65. THG|Ogyawn (Laura) – 20 points
65. ORDER|ROF (Birdie) – 20 points
65. WE-R1|Jimmy (Vega) – 20 points
65. ShiNoBism|Eita (Ken) – 20 points
65. HB|Docta Afrikan E.X. (M. Bison) – 20 points
97. RB|Gachikun (Rashid) – 10 points
97. EFight|El Tigre (Laura) – 10 points
97. END|Shine (Ibuki) – 10 points
97. QANBA DouyuTV|Xiao Hai (Karin Kanzuki, Cammy) -10 points
97. GetGosu|DARLAN (Akuma) – 10 points
97. TGS|ElChakotay (R. Mika) – 10 points
97. ChrisCCH (Sakura, Guile, G) – 10 points
97. TGS|CeroBlast (Ken) – 10 points
97. Mizuha (Kolin) – 10 points
97. Stupendous (Zangief) – 10 points
97. SB|DR Mandrake (Urien) – 10 points
97. iXA|Gunfight (Alex) – 10 points
97. InC|Justakid (Juri) – 10 points
97. CORN|PAR|GFG Footwurk (M. Bison, Urien) – 10 points
97. PGW/GlobalSense Ren (Rashid) – 10 points
97. BigDamageBois|Churro (R. Mika) – 10 points
97. TEAM IXA|Jazzy (Ken) – 10 points
97. FNATIC|Akainu (Guile) – 10 points
97. GZDOJO|WEILI (Laura) – 10 points
97. /r/SF|JeStErPoWeR (Vega) – 10 points
97. Neon (Kolin) – 10 points
97. CYG.BST|PR Balrog (Akuma) – 10 points
97. TS|Sabin (Dhalsim) – 10 points
97. GenesisFrenzy (Laura) – 10 points
97. PSG|PRO7OTYPE (Alex) – 10 points
97. SoundBoi (Cody) – 10 points
97. VSLASH|White-AshX (Kolin) – 10 points
97. Konvy (Karin Kanzuki) – 10 points
97. HORI|Ultima (Rashid) – 10 points
97. UYU|Jeondding (Rashid) – 10 points
97. Crescent|FGC_Carlos (Ibuki) – 10 points
97. PHD/BRF|ISHIKAWA (Dhalsim) – 10 points
129. UYU|OilKing (Rashid) – 5 points
129. FAV|Sako (Menat) – 5 points
129. iG X ALUS|Jiewa (Akuma) – 5 points
129. MenaRD (Birdie) – 5 points
129. GSCS|Victrix Justin Wong (Karin Kanzuki) – 5 points
129. Caba (Guile) – 5 points
129. WEEGEEplus1 (Rahsid) – 5 points
129. Red Rooster|Mono (F.A.N.G) – 5 points
129. RUNNIT|NigelEX (Balrog) – 5 points
129. GG|Rumours (Birdie) – 5 points
129. Kusanagi (Skaura) – 5 points
129. LPN (G) – 5 points
129. MyGief4You (Zangief) – 5 points
129. HORI|NGN NoGoodCitizen (G, Guile) – 5 points
129. YOSHIMOTO|Jyobin (Necalli) – 5 points
129. Noguti (Guile) – 5 points
129. SSNO|Poifuru (Cody) – 5 points
129. Buttnaked (Karin Kanzuki) – 5 points
129. SD|TrashBoat (Birdie) – 5 points
129. NIYARI (Cammy) – 5 points
129. WE-r!|KaNaBaTa (Ryu) – 5 points
129. Crescent|NovaSpec (F.A.N.G) – 5 points
129. Dameninngenn (Ibuki) – 5 points
129. Species (Akuma) – 5 points
129. SNB|Harumy (Ibuki) – 5 points
129. Moriyasu (Rashid) – 5 points
129. JEI|Anjupang (Alex) – 5 points
129. SigurRos (F.A.N.G) – 5 points
129. YaNoob (Menat) – 5 points
129. GoldenCen (Dhalsim) – 5 points
129. TF|Showhey (Nash) – 5 points
129. RST|Olivo (Ibuki, Birdie) – 5 points
129. 775|DoublePerfect (R. Mika) – 5 points
129. UPLY NETWORK|Hershel (Ken) – 5 points
129. StiffPeter (M. Bison) – 5 points
129. SRK|DM El Cubano Loco (Vega) – 5 points
129. SSNO|Yasu (Rashid) – 5 points
129. ALUS FightClub|TodayCEO (Dhalsim) – 5 points
129. Wishpunish (Kolin) – 5 points
129. Legend (Kolin) – 5 points
129. SSNO|SAKAGAMI (Balrog) – 5 points
129. AlphaBee (M. Bison) – 5 points
129. Luis (Alex) – 5 points
129. PROIMP/QLO|Babushas (Zeku) – 5 points
129. B.R.O.S.|Chuns Of Fun (Zeku) – 5 points
129. ShoryukenSauce (M. Bison, Blanka) – 5 points
129. MooMaster (Abigail) – 5 points
129. Tun Jed (M. Bison) – 5 points
129. Jibrill (Birdie, Vega) – 5 points
129. 1sBD|Persia (Ken) – 5 points
129. L.O.V.E.|Mira (Laura, Ibuki) – 5 points
129. Ranmasama (Rashid) – 5 points
129. R!OT|Reno (Necalli) – 5 points
129. Sevelei (Necalli, Akuma) – 5 points
129. Hit Box|Chris Nguyen (Akuma) – 5 points
129. SSDG|Mams (Akuma) – 5 points
129. Afii (G) – 5 points
129. HDG_BorisE (Akuma) – 5 points
129. Dankadillas (Dhalsim) – 5 points
129. CrestGaming|Kindevu (Akuma) – 5 points
129. GRIP|ADTerminal (Urien) – 5 points
129. r/SF/HORI|Mahreen (Laura) – 5 points
129. RST|TWS Gibbo (Vega) – 5 points
129. JWONG|mhike2stronk (Zangief) – 5 points
193. SB|DoomSnake (Vega)
193. Esuta (G)
193. TCOL|56k (Karin Kanzuki)
193. Talon|Denesis (M. Bison)
193. Shiro
193. SaoPhaiXoan (Ken, Juri)
193. Tomboy (Urien)
193. Chrisdat (Akuma)
193. Kiyotea (Zeku)
193. DG|AL (Zangief, Abigail)
193. F-Word (Ibuki)
193. CCL (Urien)
193. Necalli-no (Necalli)
193. TT|Trunksv2 (Alex)
193. KgaysilentK (Balrog, Sagat)
193. HB|PianoDensetsu (Urien)
193. 160lbs
193. GR|JD (Cammy)
193. Nice1 (Zeku)
193. RNO|LordAmato
193. Gaigii (R. Mika)
193. Brass (Zangief, Guile)
193. Josipx (R. Mika)
193. iPeru (Laura)
193. Ace (Birdie)
193. MGR|NovaMage (Kolin)
193. Danslip (Cammy)
193. Shouma (Guile)
193. Geki (Vega)
193. RST|Launch
193. Reiketsu (Vega)
193. Artisa|Sawasama (Guile)
193. BushinStyle (Zeku)
193. GGL|SonGouki (Ibuki)
193. MEi|BlaQSkillZ (Kolin)
193. DreadDragon (Blanka, Cody)
193. AlexNoah89 (Rashid)
193. FNATIC|Shakz (Laura, Cammy)
193. Konix|Shneizel (M. Bison)
193. GRPT|Gllty (Menat, Dhalsim)
193. OG|KillaKam (Akuma)
193. RB|Snake Eyez (Akuma, Kage, Zangief)
193. HORI|Isaac Guijosa (Kage)
193. SRM|RottenSeagull (F.A.N.G)
193. Chris Dechene (Rashid)
193. SSJ4HULK (Juri)
193. SSFJ|Gondo (Birdie)
193. Sasa (Vega)
193. KL (M. Bison)
193. Nori (R. Mika)
193. Sayff (Urien)
193. AmEx|JohnRog (Balrog)
193. WP|Vanao (Balrog)
193. Ralic (Zangief)
193. Papetplate
193. Ceelows (Sakura)
193. Mortsy (F.A.N.G)
193. KH|Dannyboy (Birdie)
193. RRThomas5k (Urien)
193. Amour
193. THG|Shinku101 (Urien)
193. MicroNukeX (Ryu)
193. EPFGC|Pimbis The Wizard (Rashid)
193. UPLY NETWORK|Ushinosuke (Blanka)

Tekken 7

1. VS|Arslan Ash (Kazumi Mishima, Geese Howard) – 550 points
2. ROX Dragons|Knee (Steve Fox, Paul Phoenix, Kazuya Mishima, Geese Howard, Devil Jin) – 400 points
3. RAD|RBAnakin (JACK-7) – 300 points
4. Yamasa|Take (Kazumi Mishima) – 220 points
5. COOASGAMES/NBC|Noroma (Steve Fox, JACK-7, Sergei Dragunov) – 150 points
5. Yamasa|Nobi (Steve Fox, Sergei Dragunov) – 150 points
7. UYU|LowHigh (Marshal Law) – 100 points
7. THY|Chikurin (Geese Howard) – 100 points
9. OGN|JDCR (Armor King) – 70 points
9. GRV|HOTMESS Lil_Majin (King) – 70 points
9. Disrupt|Shadow20z (Claudio Serafino) – 70 points
9. UYU|Double (Marshal Law) – 70 points
13. ROX Dragons|CHANEL (Alisa Bosconovitch, Eliza, Julia Chang) – 45 points
13. EQNX|Cuddle Core (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 45 points
13. Liquid|Gen (Shaheen) – 45 points
13. 725 (Steve Fox) – 45 points
17. Talon|Kkokkoma (Devil Jin) – 25 points
17. FATE|ULSAN (Kazumi Mishima) – 25 points
17. CRaZY|Super Akouma (Akuma) – 25 points
17. CherryBerryMango (Jin Kazama) – 25 points
17. GG|SAINT (JACK-7) – 25 points
17. Rest (Hwoarang) – 25 points
17. YMCA|Jopelix (Claudio Serafino) – 25 points
17. Shin Paulo (Akuma) – 25 points
25. AkenP2|Qudans (Devil Jin) – 10 points
25. PG|SpeedKicks (Hwoarang, Steve Fox) – 10 points
25. EQNX|Joey Fury (Craig Marduk, Paul Phoenix) – 10 points
25. Trungy (Geese Howard) – 10 points
25. PG Spero Gin (Eddy Gordo) – 10 points
25. Orange|Ivorio Akon (Lei Wulong) – 10 points
25. YG|Karei (Kazumi Mishima) – 10 points
25. Phoenix|Sora (Jin Kazama) – 10 points
33. Amplify|Rangchu (Panda) – 5 points
33. PBE|Doujin (Shaheen) – 5 points
33. Jimmy J Tran (Bryan Fury) – 5 points
33. NG-Obscure (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 5 points
33. Talon|Book (Jin Kazama) – 5 points
33. UYU|JeonDDing (Eddy Gordo) – 5 points
33. ESE|CGC Runitblack (Jin Kazama) – 5 points
33. SEA|EddieBoyMang (Eddy Gordo) – 5 points
33. Chirichiri (Shaheen) – 5 points
33. NCSS|8arc Bronson Tran (Geese Howard) – 5 points
33. Panchon (Nina Williams) – 5 points
33. B-KUN (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 5 points
33. Batz (Hwoarang) – 5 points
33. HYDE|Hakaioh (King) – 5 points
33. Jyotaro (Steve Fox, Bryan Fury, Noctis Lucis Caelum, JACK-7) – 5 points
33. AO (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 5 points
49. AXL|Fergus (Asuka Kazama) – 1 point
49. ELNEGRO (Master Raven) – 1 point
49. Rickstah (Akuma) – 1 point
49. GG|Dee-on Grey (JACK-7, Geese Howard) – 1 point
49. TN|Shinblade (Steve Fox) – 1 point
49. Dddy Gambe (Leo Klisen) – 1 point
49. CORN|GFG LTrainLocomotive (Lars Alexandersson) – 1 point
49. DPS|Sayco (Sergei Dragunov) – 1 point
49. W2W|Brawlpro (King) – 1 point
49. Ryan Hart (Kazuya Mishima) – 1 point
49. Sicoby (King) – 1 point
49. Beast Infection (Steve Fox) – 1 point
49. The Holy Emperor (Feng Wei) – 1 point
49. DHG|Mimi (Asuka Kazama) – 1 point
49. TTF|Pickle (Steve Fox) – 1 point
49. Donte (Marshal Law) – 1 point
65. Zeugal (Steve Fox, Sergei Dragunov)
65. Shoya (Geese Howard)
65. Trill|Shola (Kazumi Mishima)
65. KuroKuro (Leo Kliesen)
65. JonHammer (Gigas, Craig Marduk)
65. Glaze20z (Noctis Lucis Caelum)
65. EQNX|Dimeback (Asuka Kazama, Kazumi Mishima)
65. Aris (Sergei Dragunov)
65. Psylence (Nina Williams)
65. Eyemusician (Yoshimitsu)
65. Tummywub (Asuka Kazama)
65. JFD|JustFrameJames (Marshal Law)
65. Kanga|Wowzer (Alisa Bosconovitch)
65. Princess Ling (Ling Xiaoyu)
65. Myk (Steve Fox)
65. HelpMePractice (Leo Kliesen)
65. Mayuge (Panda)
65. Sersambo (Sergei Dragunov)
65. Pattmalka
65. MysticBill (Katarina Alves)
65. Yamasa|Yuu (Feng Wei)
65. Rip (Marshal Law)
65. Yamasa|Kouki (Lee Chaolan, Julia Chang)
65. TheRealyst (Josie Rizal)
65. TCOL|Komanda (Asuka Kazama)
65. MVP|Pekos (Geese Howard)
65. RB|Tanukana (Ling Xiaoyu)
65. GS|Pokchop (Negan)
65. Fortune|Ghodere (Shaheen)
65. M.LiLiMaN (Lili)
65. UYU|Yuyu (Ling Xiaoyu)
65. Disrupt|Joonya20z (Eliza)

97. XO|Jackie Tran (JACK-7)
97. PAR|LOC (Feng Wei)
97. ShinkuuR (Katarina Alves)
97. TekkenTim (Steve Fox)
97. KoDee (Kazuya Mishima)
97. FS|HitmonKi (Hwoarang)
97. Haezl (Lei Wulong)
97. UYU|Jackller-Bancho (JACK-7)
97. Inserity (Hwoarang)
97. ROX|Puma (King)
97. Whatzit Tooya (Sergei Dragunov)
97. Kanga|Brownman (Heihachi Mishima)
97. Ramin (Steve Fox)
97. AXL|InVaines (Lee Chaolan)
97. Legendary H
97. Ghostdive (Anna Williams)
97. SevenSwell|TaiHeiYo (King)
97. Jermanji (Yoshimitsu)
97. TheMainManSWE (Kazuya Mishima)
97. DrpPnts4Food (Anna Williams)
97. TM|HarryPotterITA (Heihachi Mishima)
97. Nhiajisan (Anna Williams)
97. Suiken (Lei Wulong)
97. Bank (Lars Alexandersson, Claudio Serafino)
97. 7CG|Mr. Taxi (Anna Williams)
97. HaseoEX (Jin Kazama)
97. Aken (Kazuya Mishima)
97. JelloBuddy (Master Raven)
97. NF|Elix (Paul Phoenix, Negan)
97. TDB|ArtOfAce (Steve Fox)
97. Scoop-di-whoop (Nina Williams, Leo Kliesen)
97. Aggriken (Kuma)
129. KingJae (Geese Howard)
129. Draven (Master Raven)
129. SJG|DCP
129. CORN|Dtownsking (Nina Williams)
129. AXL|Mazen (Yoshimitsu)
129. EliteKlutch (Claudio Serafino)
129. Greenleo (Leo Kliesen)
129. Pikocat (Eliza)
129. JodyThaGreat (Lee Chaolan)
129. Arkham|Griec (Josie Rizal)
129. USA|Crazyest (Gigas)
129. SpringTrap (Bryan Fury)
129. Reason (Lee Chaolan)
129. TwitchShangles (Lucky Chloe)
129. DH2K
129. Gunslinger07 (Lars Alexandersson)
129. Kool|Moby
129. Jam (Craig Marduk)
129. TI:GS|JohnWick (Josie Rizal)
129. TreemanTY (Feng Wei)
129. CORN|Footwurk (Negan)
129. AKG|Banksters (Shaheen)
129. JTR
129. Eric (Steve Fox)
129. SlySniperWolf (Eddy Gordo)
129. KOFTekken (Devil Jin)
129. SEA|Hattoriisonic (Lei Wulong)
129. Kirb
129. Paul Z (Alisa Bosconovitch)
129. Revolutie|Kanna (Lili, Steve Fox)
129. JFD|CabSpeedy (Kuma)
129. 3LT|Tetsujin (JACK-7)
129. Vegeta (Devil Jin)
129. BSE|DanBanter (Geese Howard)
129. IonyOniyX (Asuka Kazama)
129. Hippo (King)
129. Prime|Makiroll (Sergei Dragunov)
129. KSA|Y A Z (Paul Phoenix)
129. x3Tommy
129. GRV|Swagmaster (Miguel)
129. ITS|WeaponX (Katarina Alves)
129. ImpersoNate (Ling Xiaoyu)
129. ImYourFather (Lee Chaolan)
129. Kanga|Reck (Steve Fox)
129. Eddypistons
129. KarmaKens (Armor King)
129. 20z|Splash20z
129. Kobore (Alisa Bosconovitch)
129. VSB|Dio
129. Gondee (Nina Williams)
129. KBZ|InIt2Wynnelt
129. 4ntagonist (Alisa Bosconovitch)
129. PRIME|LA Cosmic (Steve Fox)
129. MBA|Icarus (Claudio Serafino)
129. ManliestManNurse
129. Jona (Nina Williams)
129. Raziel730
129. EWDF|Magronak (Akuma)
129. Somnia (Kazumi Mishima)
129. X-Variable (Lars Alexandersson)
129. Cornwallace (Lee Chaolan)
129. Byakko (Lee Chaolan)
129. BAN|Juntao (Josie Rizal)
129. WP|TheFastestX (JACK-7)

193. GG|4LCH3M15T (Kazumi Mishima)
193. SuperSmallPig (Lili)
193. GorillaJackson (Josie Rizal)
193. TrizzyTheRapper (Jin Kazama)
193. KawaiiFaceMiles (Alisa Bosconovitch)
193. TAA|CrackedLCD (Alisa Bosconovitch)
193. Geometric (Ling Xiaoyu)
193. OC|ZechsDVJ (Devil Jin)
193. FredDistance20z (Miguel Cabalerro Rojo)
193. FTB
193. Olly (Kuma)
193. FS|InfernalSpyro (Gigas)
193. MusicalxFelony
193. Risette
193. MortonSalty (Claudio Serafino)
193. Angelsoft
193. 801|Slugfest004 (Yoshimitsu)
193. Seejay
193. Juggernaut (Eddy Gordo)
193. 507|Isauro Mishima
193. RojoKuma (Steve Fox)
193. Guregu
193. Snake (Geese Howard)
193. ArmaKu (Bob)
193. SpectralSpider
193. BruteSlayer (Noctis Lucis Caelum)
193. Adanimo nRg (Miguel Caballero Rojo)
193. Zr|ivirj (Asuka Kazama)
193. USAE|Showmatic (Eliza)
193. PAR|Blackula (Josie Rizal)
193. SF|Yellowtail (Katarina Alves)
193. Crackin Atkins (Alisa Bosconovitch)
193. Neal (Hwoarang)
193. DukeOfWutang (King)
193. DreamMerchant (JACK-7)
193. Harrison
193. CBA|Spoodler (Master Raven)
193. EXA|Yu-Gi-Oh (Katarina Alves)
193. Redleaf
193. Grims (Paul Phoenix)
193. RickThaRular (Bob, Marshal Law)
193. JayGeorgeM20z (Asuka Kazama)
193. TTF|FastHandsCody
193. Azzan (Kazuya)
193. CA|BriddySpeerz (Craig Marduk)
193. Heisenberg (Nina Williams)
193. KazTouchdown
193. Holo-Stryke (Kazumi Mishima)
193. Galo (Lucky Chloe)
193. BAN|Jellyphish (JACK-7)
193. TTT|NeoRussell (Akuma)
193. RenoFace (Lucky Chloe, Marshal Law)
193. Riotkitty (Ling Xiaoyu)
193. PerfectLegend (Devil Jin)
193. Jeremystery (Alisa Bosconovitch)
193. Jeffro (Master Raven)
193. YoujinBoy (Gigas)
193. Blackfyre (Paul Phoenix)
193. Mentaltilt
193. SDT|N8NMONSTER (Lei Wulong)
193. Barfur
193. ARKHAIVES|Kuzma (Nina Williams)
193. Cheapy the Cheapskate (Devil Jin)
193. Flubbin (Anna Williams)

Samurai Shodown

1. Infiltration (Genjuro Kibagami)
2. BC|Kazunoko (Haohmaru)
3. Victrix|Justin Wong (Tam Tam)
4. HB|Reynald (Genjuro Kibagami, Haohmaru)
5. LU|Alex Valle (Galford D. Weller)
5. RB (Genjuro Kibagami)
7. TF|DidimoKOF (Genjuro Kibagami)
7. Brook|ZJZ (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
9. M8TRIX|LamerBoi (Galford D. Weller)
9. GTHero|IDM LordJimmyBones (Haohmaru)
9. B.O.B|XiaoBao (Galford D. Weller)
9. Dath (Yoahitora Tokugawa)
13. ANew|Kizzie Kay (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
13. EG|NYChrisG (Haohmaru)
13. Watanabe Shacho (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
13. ATTRACTIVE|Katsuji (Jubei Yagyu)
17. SSNO|KojiKOG (Genjuro Kibagami)
17. Romance (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
17. MG|Kainuma (Charlotte Christine de Colde, Yashamaru Kurama)
17. Poongko (Genjuro Kibagami)
17. QANBADouyu|XiaoHai (Haohmaru)
17. TSURUGI|G.X. (Jubei Yagyu)
17. YG|Kubo (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
17. Senaru (Yoshitora Tokugawa
25. Avion|Michiru Kanazuki (Yoshitora Tokugawa, Charlotte Christine de Colde)
25. LPN (Genjuro Kibagami)
25. Buktooth (Haohmaru)
25. AndyOCR (Jubei Yagyu)
25. Hoge (Genjuro Kibagami)
25. TxC|ViolentKain (Haohmaru)
25. GZL|Koichi (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
25. BON (Haohmaru)

33. GOD|Geoff The Hero (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
33. Kogatan (Yoshitora Tokugawa, Charlotte Christine de Colde)
33. Colossus (Galford D. Weller)
33. WP|K2 (Ukyo Tachibana)
33. SNB|Harumy (Genjuro Kibagami)
33. GRPT|Pugera (Genjuro Kibagami)
33. E.T. (Tam Tam)
33. Victrix|Cory Bell (Yoshitora Tokugawa, Tam Tam)
33. HNF|Chou (Genjuro Kibagami)
33. Fune|Desama (Genjuro Kibagami)
33. Duston
33. WAT@gRINDcRUSHER007 (Genjuro Kibagami)
33. Kyabetsu (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
33. Score (Haohmaru)
33. French Bread| Shiratori
33. Sledge of God

49. PurePure (Nakoruru)
49. KaneBlueRiver (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. Fubarduck (Tam Tam)
49. Aroo (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
49. KaiSing (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. Shloak (Tam Tam)
49. Ponzaman (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. C.Ya (Charlotte Christine de Colde, Jubei Yagyu)
49. Moriyasu
49. NuckleDu|SaoPhaiXoan
49. DATA|BigBates (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. CvG|Umintyu (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. Freeza (Haohmaru)
49. KRone|AbaO (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. Dizzy (Genjuro Kibagami)
49. SinisterX (Genjuro Kibagami)

65. KyleDannen (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
65. Abyss|Sacktap (Earthquake, Shiki)
65. Kusanagi (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
65. Chris King (Tam Tam)
65. UG|Smozzler (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
65. ARK|AlphaLettersSoup (Ukyo Tachibana)
65. MVP|Pekos (Haohmaru)
65. SNB|Eita (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. Kai (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. GoldenCen (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
65. Milo-Madds (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. BxA|Twixxie (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
65. UPLY NETWORK|Ushinosuke (Haohmaru, Tam Tam)
65. Hellfire (Yashamaru Kurama)
65. DensetsuNoOtaku (Galford D. Weller)
65. Somner (Tam Tam)
65. EnVyUS|MisterCrimson (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. ScrubSaibot (Tam Tam)
65. Ho-chan (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. Mishima (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. Coopa (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. EMP|KDZ (Haohmaru)
65. PurifyWS (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
65. AE|Kosaku (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. SS|Zang (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. Tera
65. Archer (Jubei Yagyu)
65. NerdJosh (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. VGIA|Sh4rin (Genjuro Kibagami)
65. Ota (Shiki)
65. GZL|Kenchan (Charlotte Christine de Colde, Yoshitora Tokugawa)
65. NeSPA|Eda (Genjuro Kibagami)

97. KCO|Pedro (Galford D. Weller)
97. Ryo (Genjuro Kibagami)
97. LazieFreddy
97. PGW|Hayao (Nakoruru)
97. AR|Markyo
97. K`yoU~en~Kung
97. Kiyotea (Haohmaru)
97. SAIV|Cu3rvo (Genjuro Kibagami)
97. Frionel (Yashamaru Kurama)
97. Go
97. Potengel16
97. Peronica (Haohmaru)
97. Crackfiend (Jubei Yagyu)
97. CryptKiddie (Charlotte Christine de Colde)
97. Yuu (Yashamaru Kurama)
97. GT|ThotBusterNo1 (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
97. Sharkvore (Earthquake)
97. Dyne
97. Dameninngenn (Haohmaru)
97. Kurita Oyakata (Darli Dagger)
97. TxC|Alekxkdash (Genjuro Kibagami)
97. TN|Shinblade
97. SF|GentlemanThief (Haohmaru)
97. Chachaman (Yoshitora Tokugawa)
97. Cerebral Parsley (Genjuro Kibagami)
97. Foo (Yashamaru Kurama)
97. MoonyBlues (Genjuro Kibagami)
97. Polimrin (Shiki)
97. EQNX|BurnoutFighter (Genjuro Kibagami)
97. MrDumpling
97. Toki (Ukyo Tachibana)
97. Ironzhangief (Earthquake)

Mortal Kombat 11

1. FOX|SonicFox (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage, Yass Queen Cassie Cage) – 600 points
2. bc|Dragon (Spring Cleaning Cetrion) – 450 points
3. NASR|Tekken Master (Infinite Warden Geras, 52 Kard Pickup Erron Black, Ring Master Sonya Blade, Hat Tricks Kung Lao) – 400 points
4. UYU|Deoxys (Infinite Warden Geras) – 320 points
5. PXP|A F0xy Grampa (Warlock Shang Tsung, Hat Tricks Kung Lao) – 260 points
5. PG|Tweedy (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs, Marauder Baraka, Infinite Warden Geras) – 260 points
7. PG|Hayatei (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black) – 200 points
7. Noble|Semiij (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage, 1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs) – 200 points
9. END|Scar (Ring Master Sonya Blade) – 140 points
9. RCG|Big D (Spring Cleaning Cetrion) – 140 points
9. UYU|Rewind (Luohuan Quan Liu Kang) – 140 points
9. UYU|ZackRob (Infinite Warden Geras) – 140 points
13. DizzyTT (Ring Master Sonya Blade) – 80 points
13. DJT (Marauder Baraka) – 80 points
13. BeyondToxin (Dark Sabbath Noob Saibot) – 80 points
13. 404|Clprimetime (Clean Cut Kabal) – 80 points
17. Noble|Kombat (Reborn Scorpion) – 40 points
17. 7CG|Kevoxreborn (Ring Master Sonya Blade) – 40 points
17. bc|HoneyBee (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage) – 40 points
17. PG|Kitana Prime (Emerald Defender Jade, Jaded Jade) – 40 points
17. BH|EternaL_xld (Infinite Warden Geras) – 40 points
17. C88|WizeGemini (Luohan Quan Liu Kang) – 40 points
17. HabibiSponsor|Theo (Dead of Winter Sub-Zero) – 40 points
17. Sakr0n (Reborn Scorpion, Blood Drive Skarlet) – 40 points
25. bc|Biohazard (Ripper Kano) – 20 points
25. Daddy (Dead of Winter Sub-Zero) – 20 points
25. BasicS (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage) – 20 points
25. ANBU|GetReked (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black) – 20 points
25. ESE|Coach Steve (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs) – 20 points
25. Bugattiblair (Warlock Shang Tsung) – 20 points
25. WS2W|TheMightyUnjust (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black) – 20 points
25. KilgoreTrout (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs) – 20 points
33. Siren|Infinitii (Ring Master Sonya Blade) – 10 points
33. Noble|SylverRye (Luohan Quan Liu Kang) – 10 points
33. GeeksandGirls|Firebomber – 10 points
33. Maverick (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage) – 10 points
33. SiK|OriginalShinobi (Reborn Scorpion) – 10 points
33. MCG|Fern219 (Dead of Winter Sub-Zero) – 10 points
33. END|Shine (Next Gen Jacqui Briggs) – 10 points
33. Euphoring (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black) – 10 points
33. DS|Waz (Warlock Shang Tsung) – 10 points
33. Skadoodley (Thunder Wave Raiden) – 10 points
33. M2S|BlackouT (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black) – 10 points
33. DF|Grr (Infinite Warden Geras) – 10 points
33. caminoTV|RZA (Luohan Quan Liu Kang) – 10 points
33. Dab (Hunker Down Jax Briggs) – 10 points
33. ComplaintInboxx – 10 points
33. UYU|Shaolin (Luohan Quan Liu Kang) – 10 points

49. Noobe (Marauder Baraka)
49. TSS|Cheeko (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black)
49. JensonIsFree (Clean Cut Kabal)
49. Aze|Gummy (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs)
49. HB|Ominous (Infinite Warden Geras)
49. GOL|GuyInGreen (Shock Jock Johnny Cage)
49. iLuusions (Emerald Defender Jade)
49. Coosco (Ring Master Sonya Blade)
49. Houstonboykin
49. MrSoloLobo (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage)
49. Blaqkcloud (Skarlet)
49. CORN|Footwurk (Warlock Shang Tsung, Infinite Warden Geras)
49. Crescent|DevilTrigger (Clean Cut Kabal)
49. ForeverKing (Infinite Warden Geras)
49. GG|LK Shady (Searing Rage Scorpion)
49. Jueks- (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs)

65. 14K|SonDula (Ring Master Sonya Blade)
65. KH|TheGreatShake
65. Aquasam (Ring Master Sonya Blade)
65. PerfectLegend (Hat Tricks Kung Lao, Warlock Shang Tsung)
65. PAR|Blackula (Jade)
65. Magneto1080p (Sonya Blade)
65. BL|Matr!x (Scorpion)
65. Donikkans (Cassie Cage)
65. Jer (Cassie Cage)
65. Hooligan (Luohan Quan Liu Kang)
65. H4Zard (Thin Ice Sub-Zero)
65. Oserous3
65. MIT (Emerald Defender Jade)
65. Syknis (Geras)
65. HeroKillerStain (Raiden)
65. Bahadrew
65. Han Rashid (Luohan Quan Liu Kang)
65. SSN|Brandon #1
65. ODT|GooGie (Jacqui Briggs)
65. ItsDillicious (Ring Master Sonya Blade)
65. JLA|CitizenSnips (Luohan Quan Liu Kang)
65. Michaelangelo (Warlock Shang Tsung, Ring Master Sonya Blade)
65. BlueAuroraHippo (Geras)
65. Crescent|DJ Malady (Heart Pierce Skarlet)
65. FGCStronk (Dead of Winter Sub-Zero)
65. GRV|Alcatraz (Ring Master Sonya Blade)
65. MCG|TonyjaaBreaker (Dead of Winter Sub-Zero)
65. KillStreak
65. EG|NYChrisG (Reborn Scorpion)
65. BL|EmperorRio (Infinite Warden Geras)
65. Nubcakes (Marauder Baraka)
65. 700kp (Luohan Quan Liu Kang)

97. Jotdownjay
97. Alex Smith (Heart Pierce Skarlet)
97. Kuviraa (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs)
97. JayGeorgeM20z
97. GuttaVis (Emerald Defender Jade)
97. SSGG|Slendyy
97. VGIA|Fasoll (Hat Tricks Kung Lao)
97. DOJO|OneSavvySavage (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black)
97. HW|Mansa
97. MortySeinfeld
97. Limbo
97. CYG|PR Balrog (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black)
97. Cuddle
97. BarterRaccoon (Dark Sabbath Noob Saibot)
97. JLA|MilkySituation (Emerald Defender Jade)
97. QUIKK MAFFS|Kensou (Lotus Fist Kung Lao)
97. KingFalcon
97. GS|Pokchop (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black)
97. Krayzie (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs)
97. MisterNauj
97. Herbz (Mean Streak Kabal)
97. PoppaCap48 (Infinite Warden Geras)
97. GOT|Dracarys (Louhan Quan Liu Kang)
97. MCQ|Quake
97. Haber
97. Soris (Luohan Quan Liu Kang)
97. TrueUnderDawg (1st Round KO Jacqui Briggs)
97. LordKakashi (Digital Soldier Cassie Cage, Ripper Kano)
97. SCRP|BlackMore
97. Conceited Coffee (52 Kard Pickup Erron Black)
97. LVL UP|D3adlyKansas (Warlock Shang Tsung, Kollector)
97. Fresh

Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. CO|GO1 (Bardock/GT Goku/Super Saiyan Goku) – 550 points+ Automatically Qualifies for the DBFZ World Tour Finals
2. FOX|SonicFox (Bardock/Kid Buu/GT Goku) – 400 points
3. CO|Fenrich (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – 300 points
4. VGIA|Shanks (Android 18/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku) – 220 points
5. Hirohiro (Android 17/GT Goku/Teen Gohan) – 150 points
5. B (Kid Buu/Adult Gohan/Yamcha) – 150 points
7. EG|NYChrisG (Teen Gohan/Tien/Yamcha) – 100 points
7. BC|Kazunoko (Kid Buu/Adult Gohan/Yamcha) – 100 points
9. FOX|Dekillsage (Teen Gohan/Broly/Super Saiyan Goku) – 70 points
9. bc|ApologyMan (Piccolo/Tien/Super Saiyan Goku) – 70 points
9. Matoi (Android 21/Super Saiyan Goku/Bardock) – 70 points
9. Kaimart (Kid Buu/GT Goku/Teen Goku) – 70 points
13. PG|BNBNN (Bardock/Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Goku) – 45 points
13. CO|Dogura (Kid Buu/Cooler/Super Saiyan Goku) – 45 points
13. Mom<3|ScrawtVermillion (Piccolo/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku) – 45 points
13. GENKI|Wawa (GT Goku/Goku/Super Saiyan Goku) – 45 points
17. NRG|HookGangGod (Piccolo/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – 25 points
17. W2W|KnowKami (Andorid 21/GT Goku/Goku Black) – 25 points
17. SubatomicSabers (SSGSS Vegito/Cell/Gotenks) – 25 points
17. WP/DH|Souji (Captain Ginyu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku) – 25 points
17. KANA (Kid Buu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku) – 25 points
17. Resurgance|Seo (Kid Buu/Teen Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku) – 25 points
17. KUKU_VR (SSGSS Vegito/Goku Black/GT Goku) – 25 points
17. Tako956402 (Adult Gohan/GT Goku/Super Saiyan Goku) – 25 points
25. Maddo (Kid Buu/Yamcha/Adult Gohan) – 15 points
25. Supernoon (Bardock/Kid Buu/GT Goku) – 15 points
25. Pakka (Picollo/Super Saiyan Goku/Fused Zamasu) – 15 points
25. PG|Nakkiel (Adult Gohan/GT Goku/Yamcha) – 15 points
25. bc|Lord Knight (Bardock/Trunks/Yamcha) – 15 points
25. CvG|UMINTYU (Android 21/Bardock/Adult Gohan) – 15 points
25. Red Rooster|Ajax Fidelity (SSGSS Vegeta/Broly/Frieza) – 15 points
25. ESE|Coach Steve (SSGSS Vegito/Jiren/Bardock) – 15 points
33. HNF|Chou (Kid Buu/GT Goku/Teen Gohan) – 10 points
33. CrestGaming|Kindevu (Bardock/Kid Buu/GT Goku) – 10 points
33. NeSPA|Eda (Gotenks/Android 16/Fused Zamasu) – 10 points
33. Hit Box|Jayto (Android 15/Goku Black/Tien) – 10 points
33. UYU|Cloud805 (Adult Gohan/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku) – 10 points
33. Yutta (Bardock/Adult Gohan/Yamcha) – 10 points
33. BJK|GenisGod (Hit/Fused Zamasu/Yamcha) – 10 points
33. Crescent|Doza (SSGSS Goku/GT Goku/Bardock) – 10 points
33. Rath (Picollo/Super Saiyan Goku/Fused Zamasau) – 10 points
33. MameSpider (Kid Buu/Adult Gohan/Yamcha) – 10 points
33. Potengal16 (SSGSS Vegito/GT Goku/Adult Gohan) – 10 points
33. LazyMattman (SSGSS Vegito/Bardock/Gotenks) – 10 points
33. Jonathan Tene (Broly/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku) – 10 points
33. Ninja|KyleP (Kid Buu/Tien/Gotenks) – 10 points
33. Kuba (Tien/Nappa/Android 16) – 10 points
33. Aarondamac (Bardock/GT Goku/Super Saiyan Goku) – 10 points

49. HTC|Mr3Dimensional (Gotenks/Yamcha/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
49. Ho-chan
49. Verdane (Cell/Broly/Super Saiyan Goku)
49. ImTweakk (Kid Buu/GT Goku/Super Saiyan Goku)
49. PG|DoubleLL (Captain Ginyu/GT Goku/Goku Black)
49. Kudaytaa (Cell/Trunks/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
49. CientifiKOF (Piccolo/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
49. R-Cade|Alioune (Majin Buu/Yamcha/GT Goku)
49. VGIA|Calbu (Hit/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
49. 404|JaazzRap (Fused Zamasu/Kid Buu/Yamcha)
49. ChadDrawsThings (SSGSS Goku/Gotenks/Super Saiyan Goku)
49. WBYB|K4ution (Bardock/GT Goku/Super Saiyan Goku)
49. EXPerience
49. PivotAce (SSGSS Vegeta/Yamcha/Android 17)
49. Grease|Solzer (Yamcha/Hit/Android 18)
49. GothamPaladin (SSGSS Goku/ Goku Black/Trunks)

65. KPBGerry (Cooler/Broly/GT Goku)
65. Abegen (Cooler/Nappa/Super Saiyan Goku)
65. PSG|Real (SSGSS Vegito/Cell/Gotenks)
65. Pabbs78046 (Goku, Cell, Fused Zamasu)
65. HIG|Beesu (Cell/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
65. TGS|Slam (Super Saiyan Goku/Cell/Bardock)
65. Tanosimi (Bardock/Teen Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku)
65. CrazyDiamond (Hit/GT Goku/Yamcha)
65. Scorpionkidd1 (SSGSS Vegito/SSGSS Vegeta/Nappa)
65. ZONGone (Kid Buu/Bardock/Cell)
65. HB|YLT Cole (Kid Buu, Majin Buu, Kid Goku)
65. SA|CoolKid93 (SSGSS Goku/Broly/Gotenks)
65. BrkrDave (Teen Gohan/Majin Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
65. SNB|Eita (Adult Gohan/Bardock/Yamcha)
65. Alekovich (Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Super Saiyan Goku)
65. SkeezerMui (Beerus/Kid Buu/Trunks)
65. Willyum (Cell/Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
65. Maruku0 (Adult Gohan/GT Goku/Jiren)
65. Suplex+ (Super Saiyan Goku/Broly/GT Goku)
65. YaLLa|Hayat (Kid Buu/Bardock/GT Goku)
65. BigBoss (Jiren/Beerus/Goku)
65. Mechazawa (Fused Zamasu/Goku Black/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
65. Agent17805 (Goku Black/SSGSS Vegito/Bardock)
65. HB|ZomBmu (Goku Black/Kid Buu/Bardock)
65. KingFalcon (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
65. Isai (SSGSS Vegito/Tien/Goku Black)
65. Teknopathetc
65. TokiJP (Super Saiyan Goku/Kid Buu/Bardock)
65. MikeSaftig (Fused Zamasu/Nappa/Tien)
65. JakeRyan (Kid Buu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
65. Creatine (Captain Ginyu/Yamcha/Frieza)
65. HB|Reynald (SSGSS Vegito/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)

97. RD|Carrot (Krillin/Videl/Yamcha)
97. YouGoMiamiTooMuch
97. Kuujou (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. Matau32 (Piccolo/Videl/Super Saiyan Goku)
97. Hexfactor (Kid Buu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
97. BSG|BrometheusPrime (Android 16/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. Gothamnightz (Kid Buu/Cooler/Super Saiyan Goku)
97. 8BR|Viceroy (Goku Black/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. Pepe (Super Saiyan Goku/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Adult Gohan)
97. HavoK|Viper (Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. Mr. Worldwide (SSGSS Vegito/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
97. KamikazeJD (Kid Buu/Adult Gohan/Gotenks)
97. NGEN|YiinJa (Android 18/Cell/Gotenks)
97. Mr. Katsumi
97. Hebrew Legend (Fused Zamasu/Cell/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. Lensta (Super Saiyan Vegeta/Trunks/Frieza)
97. NGEN|Teddy (Jiren/GT Goku/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. EPFGC|Pimbis the Wizard (Krillin/Tien/Piccolo)
97. FSA|HeavyCura (Videl/GT Goku/Yamcha)
97. KmH|RobertRorio (Cooler/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
97. RoughBiscuit18 (SSGSS Vegeta/Cell/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. SOF|Dizzy (Android 18/Teen Gohan/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. StunTraps (Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku/GT Goku)
97. Falcomist (Fused Zamasu/Cell/Kid Buu)
97. Dotodoya (Captain Ginyu/SSGSS Vegito/Gotenks)
97. Hoku (Android 18/Hit/Frieza)
97. F2G|4Fun (Kid Buu/Beerus/Bardock)
97. Victrix|Pnoy (Adult Gohan/Cell/Tien)
97. G4C|FrankieG (SSGSS Vegeta/Vegeta Super Saiyan Vegeta)
97. Solomon
97. Keenan (Super Saiyan Goku/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Yamcha)
97. PSG|Claysculpture (Bardock/Android 17/Super Saiyan Goku)

Under Night In-Birth EXE: Late[st]

1. WP|ClearLampO (Byakuya)
2. Oushuu-Hittou (Seth)
3. Hishigata (Nanase)
4. Kure (Yuzuriha)
5. Neji (Mika Returna)
5. PUB|Rikir (Enkidu)
7. Libekichi (Mika Returna)
7. Senaru (Eltnum)
9. Lolimaiko (Vatista)
9. MateoKK (Phonon)
9. YG|Kubo (Seth)
9. Nishine (Orie)
13. SploogieMcNoodle (Seth)
13. Notes (Carmine)
13. TimeUpper (Linne)
13. FVO|ZaWa (Nanase)
17. Motoko|Silent (Phonon)
17. J3 (Phonon, Linne)
17. Watanabe Shacho (Waldstein)
17. Dramatik|RedBlade (Erika Wagner)
17. Psykotik (Orie)
17. CrushingEagle (Erika Wagner)
17. XiT|Squish (Akatsuki)
17. Hiari (Linne)
25. Lunar (Orie)
25. BrkrDave (Merkava)
25. BurgerTime (Merkava)
25. FVO|R.N.Ryusei (Merkava)
25. Trill (Chaos)
25. WindGodDude (Seth)
25. PeKe PaPa (Phonon)
25. Boogie (Wagner)
33. Bearell (Linne)
33. Wauhti (Hilda)
33. Tensei (Eltnum, Phonon)
33. Infinity (Hyde Kido)
33. Needle (Vatista)
33. Nyczbrandon (Linne)
33. TGS|Clim (Phonon)
33. Hakuna Merkava (Yuzuriha)
33. LPT (Byakuya)
33. FoxOf42 (Vatista)
33. Theduesta (Seth)
33. TTK|Touma (Seth)
33. RAL (Vatista)
33. f6zQYGeTi2YqlrU3 (Eltnum)
33. Spinach (Carmine)
33. Tari (Yuzuriha)
49. CocoaTwinkie (Seth)
49. Isuzu Sento
49. BxA|Argenrost (Waldstein)
49. FVO|Miyagi Muteki (Hyde Kido)
49. Tear
49. CO|Go1 (Phonon)
49. Geinonen (Vatista)
49. JohnnySalami (Akatsuki)
49. Kusanagi (Yuzuriha)
49. YK|Pfhor (Orie)
49. 8BR|UltraToast (Orie)
49. Akatya (Seth)
49. SeraOverdose (Yuzuriha)
49. KPB|JDR (Hyde Kido)
49. TGS|Slam (Hilda)
49. TTK|Isaac (Hyde Kido)
65. Kai (Yuzuriha)
65. Kyou (Hilda)
65. Quality German Grappling (Waldstein)
65. DrunkSuikaIbuki (Vatista)
65. Thesubrosian (Vatista)
65. Shahenzan (Byakuya)
65. TS|Rei (Gordeau)
65. LTP (Byakuya)
65. Mom<3|ScrawtVermillion (Phonon)
65. Daniru (Vatista)
65. Suna (Orie)
65. DeepDankFantasy (Hyde Kido)
65. CG|Nekomiko (Vatista)
65. Sugoi|Juushichi (Akatsuki)
65. KPB|Magnets (Eltnum)
65. JcT (Hilda)
65. AKG|DinoGang
65. FVO|Rippu (Phonon)
65. Zoi
65. MG|Macho (Byakuya)
65. SchoolBus (Carmine, Wagner)
65. Bored-erlands (Merkava)
65. SmartSteer (Orie)
65. CATPION|Deb (Hyde Kido)
65. CoN|Shinobi! (Nanase)
65. Muon (Eltnum)
65. Ryan Hunter (Yuzuriha)
65. Mawaru (Hilda)
65. Agi (Erika Wagner)
65. Smiles (Waldstein)
65. JukeBoxHaru (Mika Returna)
65. SuperScience|Mr. Katsumi (Gordeau)
97. BlaiseGod (Gordeau)
97. NorseFTX (Orie)
97. Spectro (Phonon)
97. DG AL (Eltnum)
97. NCH|TaoZenForce (Orie)
97. WDL|Samosiv (Wagner)
97. CasualBreloom (Vatista)
97. TTK|Mooncookies (Eltnum)
97. NeoN (Nanase)
97. Taicus (Hyde Kido)
97. GREGSPORTS|Mekiath (Hilda)
97. MiniMatt (Hilda)
97. Marmot|Pinku (Hilda)
97. AXL|Boom (Orie)
97. ClearStickGuy (Merkava)
97. fLoE (Phonon)
97. KV|Josi Saberhagen (Eltnum)
97. SwirlyGlasses (Wagner)
97. RetiredTSM|Dyrus (Akatsuki)
97. iPhail (Carmine)
97. Enigma (Phonon)
97. PFGC|Tanner (Merkava)
97. AF|Juliocrivera (Yuzuriha)
97. Lionheart (Nanase)
97. Rylander (Merkava)
97. Silic0n (Chaos)
97. LP|Datagram (Merkava)
97. BNP|Knotts (Erika Wagner)
97. PhweePhwee
97. YASE|Mr. U Suk (Merkava)
97. MasamuneNinjo (Enkidu)
97. TeruTime (Yuzuriha)

SoulCalibur VI

1. BNE|Yuttoto (Voldo)
2. BlueGod (Azwel)
3. Oplon|Skyll (Mitsurugi)
4. Woahhzz (Raphael)
5. Tamonegi (Maxi)
5. PG|Shen Chan (Cervantes, Voldo)
7. Orange|Kayane (2B, Xianghua)
7. DF|Saiyne (Ivy)
9. Student (Mitsurugi)
9. Linkorz (Siegfried, Geralt)
9. KOA|Sandman (Azwel, Amy)
9. Jeo (Yoshimitsu)
13. BDG|Signia (Yoshimitsu)
13. Saitoh (Astaroth)
13. IcyChains (Grøh)
13. Noobicyde (Azwel)
17. RSG|Shen Yuan (Siegfried)
17. LoloMx (Yoshimitsu, Astaroth)
17. PGW|Kamizono (Seong Mi-Na)
17. MoonFans (Astaroth)
17. TW2|Dr. Hates (Cervantes)
17. Triade|Hayate Ein (Kilik)
17. De-chi (Talim)
17. SP|Karamazov D. (Taki)
25. MoneyMuffins (Sophitia)
25. BxA|PartyWolf (Kilik, Grøh)
25. AXL|Boom (Yoshimitsu)
25. RTD (Seong Mi-Na)
25. BxA|Xephukai (Sophitia)
25. KineticClash (Ivy)
25. GranmasGotGame (Talim)
25. EndersJ (Cervantes)
33. Cipher0613 (Geralt)
33. Nao Mihara (Azwel)
33. Pantocrator (Siegfried)
33. MGR|NovaMage (2B)
33. FOX|SonicFox (Azwel)
33. Pluto (Cervantes)
33. Kikaleek (Yoshimitsu)
33. FlashGawd (Azwel)
33. MTFighter (Xianghua)
33. RamonTSF (Sophitia)
33. Shiwapon (Sophitia)
33. WhoDat (Azwel)
33. CLOB (Astaroth)
33. Jashin (Ivy)
33. Hewliganz (2B)
33. Draethion (Nightmare)
49. Orochi (Xianghua)
49. Reptile (Nightmare)
49. BWV|BenWithVees (Yoshimitsu)
49. Ssakdook (Yoshimitsu)
49. PyroZamfir (Siegfried)
49. NG-Obscure (Geralt)
49. Cypher
49. SYN|Oofmatic (Azwel)
49. AXL|RichSticks (Maxi)
49. BxA|Twixxie (Ivy)
49. 575 (Nightmare)
49. Jonnitti (Zasalamel)
49. KCR|OmegaXCN (Taki)
49. GO|Keev (Nightmare)
49. Deluxium (Azwel)
49. EMP|KDZ (Zasalamel)

BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle

1. GRV|Shinku (Yang Xiao Long/Ruby Rose) – 550 points
2. FCRYUKUYU|Kyamei (Mitsuru Kirijo/Akihiko Sanada) – 250 points
3. Domi (Akihiko Sanada/Yuzuriha) – 190 points
4. Mekasue (Orie/Jubei) – 160 points
5. Bace (Mitsuru Kirijo/Yuzuriha) – 130 points + Qualifies for ARCREVO World Tour Finals at ARCREVO America
5. CO|Fenrich (Mitsuru Kirijo/Yuzuriha) – 130 points
7. SSNO|KojiKOG (Waldstein/Iron Tager) – 100 points
7. Jona (Akihiko Sanada/Ruby Rose) – 100 points
9. Shige (Orie/Izayoi, Weiss Schnee/ Orie)
9. NeoGuranzon1 (Azrael/Gordeau)
9. Isorropia (Waldstein/ Iron Tager)
9. GRPT|DoraBang (Noel Vermillion/Merkava, Chie Satonaka/Merkava)
13. Mabusin (Mitsuru Kirijo/Akihiko Sanada)
13. TSU|Tomo/Relo (Mai Natsume/Vatista)
13. Itorin (Yang Xiao Long/Mitsuru Kirijo)
13. YG|Kubo (Seth/Hyde Kido)
17. Mom<3|ScrawtVermillion (Weiss Schnee/Vatista)
17. iXA|Gouda (ν -No.13-/Gordeau)
17. Mastrcheap (Ragna The Bloodedge/Iron Tager)
17. Jan (Waldstein/Iron Tager, Ruby Rose/Waldstein)
17. PCTAG|Kaoruko (Azrael/Nine The Phantom, Orie/Nine The Phantom)
17. PG|Gears (Ruby Rose/Gordeau)
17. Uruza (Yosuke Hanamura/Waldstein)
17. Noble (Carmine/Vatista)
25. Flux (Mitsuru Kirijo/Yuzuriha)
25. Vivian (Yosuke Hanamura/Hazama)
25. Bojack (Azrael/Gordeau)
25. Elyon (Jubei/Ragna The Bloodedge)
25. ICE|Mana (Weiss/Hyde Kido)
25. PG|SKD (Hyde Kido/Blake Belladonna)
25. PurePure (Labrys/Yang Xiao Long)
25. YoGameWizard (Merkava/ν -No.13-)
33. Element (Hakumen/Gordeau)
33. Hide (Ruby Rose/Gordeau)
33. c50p
33. Nezu (Naoto Shirogane/Yang Xiao Long)
33. WP|Kinari (Ruby Rose/Jubei)
33. Raich (Yu Narukami/Aegis)
33. UTSF|Nammy (Yu Narukmai/Waldstein)
33. Spectro (Yu Narukmai/Yang Xiao Long)
33. Kiomi (Ragna The Bloodedge/ Carmine)
33. MAD CAMELZ|Lord Hoseph Dong (Ragna The Bloodedge/Hyde Kido)
33. Touhou Fuhai
33. TGS|LTL (Ruby Rose/Gordeau)
33. Pikuty (Vatista/Rachel Alucard)
33. CVDC|Cow (iron Tager/Merkava)
33. Norcal Gen D (Ruby Rose/Gordeau)
33. Alcormakkos (Ruby Rose/Gordeau)
49. Megakin (Chie Satonaka/Naoto Kurogane)
49. Ariyo (Azrael/Vatista)
49. Blaznic (Es/Yu Narukami)
49. Shaka (Chie Satonaka/Blake Belladonna)
49. Llon_nu13 (ν -No.13-/Vatista)
49. LostDawg
49. Notes
49. Oracle (Seth/Hyde Kido)
49. #WIFIGANG Jawnsunn (Mitsuru Kirijo/Aegis)
49. AAML|Sykilik
49. NIG|ToastBillClinton (Iron Tager/Gordeau)
49. NGI|DBlanks (Heart Aino/Vatista)
49. Nerima (Yuzuriha/Noel Vermillion)
49. Razzo (Hakumen/Merkava)
49. Mallaclaqclaq123
49. Mezza (Mitsuru Kirijo/Weiss Schnee)

Side Tournaments/Community Championships

Guilty Gear Xrd REV2

1. CATPION|Deb (Sol Badguy) – 550 points + Qualifies for ARCREVO World Tour Finals at ARCREVO America
2. PG|MarlinPie (I-No) – 250 points
3. PurePure (Jack-O) – 190 points
4. TSB|Blaze (Raven) – 160 points
5. Hotashi (Elphelt Valentine) – 130 points
5. GZL|Koichi (I-No) – 130 points
7. ANew|KizzieKay (Sin Kiske) – 100 points
7. Dave O (Sol Badguy) – 100 points

BlazBlue: Central Fiction

1. Yutta (Es) – 550 points + Qualifies for ARCREVO World Tour Finals at ARCREVO America
2. CO|Fenrich (Jin Kisaragi) – 250 points
3. GRPT|DoraBang (Bang Shishigami) – 190 points
4. Elyon (Jubei) – 160 points
5. WP/DH|Souji (Arakune) – 130 points
5. BrkrDave (Arakune) – 130 points
7. Betadood (Ragna The Bloodedge) – 100 points
7. Nuka (μ -No.12-) – 100 points
9. Kogatan (Hibiki Kohaku)
9. Rairai (Izayoi)
9. LG|Nakashima (Litchi Faye-Ling)
9. PAG|Monarch (Es)
13. Nezu (Hibik Kohakui)
13. JukeBoxHaru (Kagura Mutsuki)
13. Psykotik (Carl Clover)
13. Mekasue (Mai Natsume)

Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3

1. JoeyD (Zero/Dr. Doom/Vergil)
2. Abyss|Sacktap (Ghost Rider/Arthur/Haggar)
3. NotEnoughDamage (Zero/Dr. Doom/Vergil)
4. MSF|Angelic (Vergil/Dormammu/Shuma-Gorath)
5. Jibrill (Zero/Dante/Vergil)
5. Wentinel (Wesker/Dormammu/Magneto)
7. IronGod (Thor/Rocket Raccoon/Dr. Strange)
7. Hazy (Magneto/Vergil/Dr. Doom)
9. TNS|Tong (Hulk/Haggar/Sentinel)
9. Ninja|KyleP (Dr. Doom/Spencer/Vergil)
9. HNF|Chan-C (Zero/Dr. Doom/Hawkeye)
9. EXP|Alerion (Zero/Vergil/Akuma)
13. PZPoy (Dr. Doom/Zero/Phoenix)
13. IHeartJustice (Captain America/Dr. Strange/Phoenix Wright)
13. Zeromax (Zero/Dante/Vergil)
13. ATP (Wolverine/Dr. Doom/Akuma)

Super Street Fighter II Turbo

1. Nakano Sagat (Chun-Li)
2. RenoMD (M. Bison)
3. Logiclv (Balrog)
4. SilentScope88 (Cammy)
5. Coates|Bas (Old Sagat)
5. Fromo (Blanka)
7. GC|m (Vega)
7. LordBBH (Chun-Li)

9. STR|Atari (Guile)
9. Andy Ma Comedy (Vega)
9. Comeback386 (E. Honda)
9. CandyGaly (Chun-Li)
13. Punches (Ryu)
13. FootMeetsSkull (Ryu)
13. Li (E. Honda)
13. PapaClaw (Vega)

Super Smash Bros. Melee

1. Liquid|Hungrybox (Jigglypuff)
2. Liquid|ChuDat (Ice Climbers)
3. Bungwipe (Fox)
4. Dansdaman (Sheik)
5. Zhea (Captain Falcon)
5. Cleps (Fox)
7. Nainsoo (Peach)
7. SK92 (Falco)

Million Arthur: Arcana Blood

1. Nao (Iai Arthur)
2. Mio (Zechs Siegfried)
3. AJ (Hybrid Nimue)
4. Bored-erlands (Void Eternal Flame)
5. PGW|Ren
5. J3
7. MateoKK
7. Senaru

Vampire Savior (Darkstalkers 3)

1. Wanta-Ren (Lord Raptor)
2. Dyne (Jedah)
3. DaiAndOh (Rikuo)
4. PAG|VicViper (Lord Raptor)
5. AnimEVO|Hagure (Jon Talbain)
5. Stafy (Q-Bee)
7. Xanoz (Rikuo)
7. HB|ZomBmu (Q-Bee)

Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code

1. BO2nd|Ura (Yumizuka Satsuki)
2. BO2nd|Moai (Arcueid Brunestud, Michael Roa Valdamjong, Yumizuka Satsuki)
3. f6zQYGeTi2YqlrU3 (Arcueid Brunestud)
4. ScrawtVermillion (Sion Eltnam Atlasia)
5. TW|K-TA (Tohno Akiha)
5. SleepyBasilisk (Archetype: Earth)
7. TeruTime (Powerd Ciel)
7. Kyou (Red Arcueid)

Fighter’s History Dynamite (Karonv’s Revenge)

1. Kenchan (Lee)
2. Parukichi (Mizoguchi)
3. Ratio (Ray, Zazie)
4. LordBBH (Ray, Karnov, Lee)
5. MountainDewFKR (Mizoguchi, Jean)
5. Sledge of God
7. Metal (Jean)
7. Mikeboy (Marstorius, Ryoko)

Ultra Fight Da! Kyanta 2

1. Dantarion (Anna, Rare, Cocorn)
2. YFD|Hippo (Spike, Blues, Hisomi)
3. Keni Shiki (Tsukinami, Rare, Buttobi)
4. Kumamiyako (Tsukinami, Anna, Chihiro)
5. MiniMatt (Spike, Rare, Tsukinami)
5. Arilou (Anna, M.Michelle, Hisomi)
7. RPGenius (Well Done, Rare, Jakor)
7. Senior Children (Azuma Deka, Rare, Cocorn)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters

1. Sledge Of God (Armaggon)
2. WhoDat (Wingnut)
3. LordBBH (Raphael)
4. PAG|VickiViper (Chrome Dome, Aska)
5. Nostalgic (Armaggon)
5. LogicLV (Rapahel, Cyber Shredder)
7. TOFTS|Macc (Cyber Shredder)
7. AnimEVO|Hagure (Armaggon)

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax

1. Pepe (Mitsuru Kirijo)
2. WP/DH|Souji (Teddie)
3. Buttface (Marie)
4. BrkrDave (Teddie)
5. Jyosua (Mitsuru Kirijo)
5. XCX|TheHound (Ken Amada & Koromaru)
7. PC-HomeTown
7. NinjaElephant (Junpei Iori)

King of Fighters XIV

Koihime Enbu: RyoRaiRai

1. PGW|Ren (Ryofu & Chinkyū)
2. Kashiyama|Eda (Gakushin & Jun’iku)
3. Unica (Chōryō & Jun’iku)
4. Kyros (Sōsō & Jun’iku)
5. PGW|Hayao (Chōhi & Hōtō)
5. PurifyWS (Sonken & Ryomō)
7. Nyczbrandon (Gakushin & Jun’iku)
7. Geinonen (Sonshōkō & Ryomō)

Sailor Moon S

1. NCN|Kaelan Ramos (Sailor Mars)
2. PAG|VicViper (Sailor Uranus)
3. Najda|SRK MissingPerson (Sailor Mars, Sailor Uranus)
4. TTT|NeoRussell (Sailor Pluto)
5. DaiAndOh (Sailor Venus)
5. LAGr|Spoinkman (Sailor Mercury)
7. TamnSon! (Sailor Mars)
7. Baco (Sailor Mercury)

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core+R

1. FF|ElvenShadow (Faust)
2. SRK|Woocash (Anji Mito)
3. Granola (Slayer)
4. Moriyasu (Chipp Zanuff)
5. PhaethonH (May)
5. WingZero (Johnny)
7. FMC|DQRF (Sol Badguy)
7. Aligari (Order-Sol)

Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite

1. Banehollow3789 (Winter Soldier/Chun-Li – Power)
2. MG|Macho (Dormammu/Dante – Soul)
3. NotEnoughDamage (Dr. Strange/Ultron – Space)
4. NinjaNam (Dr. Strange/Nova – Space)
5. JonnieA (Winter Soldier/Strider Hiryu – Power)
5. NoelBHungry (Rocket Raccoon/Gamora – Space)
7. Pungza (Gamora/Black Widow – Power)
7. IronGod (Thor/Rocket Raccoon – Space)

Garou: Mark of the Wolves

1. AaruHokutomaru (Hokutomaru)
2. Nocturnal (Grant, Kain)
3. Tamura (Khushnood Butt)
4. Gren (Tizoc)
5. Kumamiyako (Hotaru, Grant)
5. Colossus (Tizoc)
7. PAG|VicViper (Grant)
7. SolGoodGuy (Kim Jae Hoon)

Capcom Vs. SNK 2

1. Coates|D44Bas (A-Groove: Blanka/Vega/M. Bison)
2. KS|2Señor Payaso (K-Groove: Sagat/Rolento/Cammy)
3. HSD|JReinart (K-Groove: Blanka/Cammy/Sagat)
4. TXS|Sonic-O (A-Groove: M. Bison/Vega/Blanka)
5. Dr. B (S-Groove: M. Bison/Blanka/Sagat)
6. SF|Cookye (N-Groove: Mai/Vice/Morrigan)
7. CEO|Jebailey (N-Groove: Cammy/Hibiki/Blanka)
8. VDO (P-Groove: Terry/Zangief/Geese)

Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown

1. Shiwapon (Pai)
2. Yellowtail (Brad)
3. Aopai (Pai)
4. SF|GentlemanThief (Jean)
5. SF|AdamYuki (Jeffry)
5. De-chi (Eileen)
7. MadeMan (Wolf)
7. SF|Crazydrunk (Shun)

Pokkén Tournament DX

1. Mewtater (Shadow Mewtwo)
2. BxA|Twixxie (Chandelure)
3. Utah (Gardevoir, Pikachu Libre)
4. ESE|Coach Steve (Weavile, Garchomp, Pikachu)
5. UDL (Weavile, Mewtwo)
5. EveryDamnDay (Weavile, Darkrai)
7. GGL|Juno (Gardevoir)
7. SharkhamKnight (Garchomp)

Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax IGNITION

1. Nao (Yuuki & Celty)
2. MateoKK (Tatsuya Shiba & Rusian)
3. Hirohiro (Kirito & Iriya Kana)
4. f6zQYGeTi2YqlrU3 (Kirito & Kino)
5. Wauhti (Selvaria & Kōko Kaga)
5. FGS|MooMaster (Shizuo Heiwajima & Iriya Kana)
7. NGI|DBlanks (Yuuki & Dokuro-chan)
7. Dollar (Taiga Aisaka & Dokuro-chan)

Nitroplus Blaterz: Heroines Infinite Duel

1. Uruza (Ein)
2. Madao (Ignis)
3. RST|Gibbo (Heart)
4. Pikuty (Saya)
5. RST|Spike (Saber)
5. Connect (Ignis)
7. KPM (Ouka)
7. Nyan-derthal (Anna)

Rival Schools 2: Project Justice

1. Ratio (Roy/Edge/Hyo)
2. KPJ|Bananashot (Roy/Kyoko/Hideo)
3. Kimahri (Demon Hyo/Roy/Edge)
4. Parukichi (Burning Batsu/Roy/Roberto)
5. Shamu (Hinata/Edge/Roy)
5. LogicLv (Roberto/Chairperson/Tiffany)
7. Turbovec (Kyosuke/Roy/Powered Akira)
7. TTT|NeoRussell (Hinata/Batsu/Kyosuke)

Umineko: Golden Fantasia

1. Betadood (Battler/Ange)
2. SleepyBasilisk (Bernkastel/Dlanor)
3. SolarKnight (Ronove/Willard)
4. LUEshi (Jessica/Bernkastel)
5. BGs|Winty (Ange/Eva Beatrice)
5. XD|ShinsoBeam (Battler/Dlanor)
7. BAF|FML
7. PAG|VicViper (Jessica/George)

Aquapazza: Aquaplus Dream Match

1. Nao (Touka & Satsuki)
2. Itorin (Tamaki & Octavia)
3. Lark (Oboro & Satsuki)
4. Comic (Multi & Mizuki)

Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars

1. MC|KBeast (Yatterman-1/Batsu)
2. MothMan (Yatterman-2/Chun-Li)
3. Truegamer (Ryu/Chun-Li)
4. Tronzilla (Tekkaman Blade/Morrigan)

Windjammers

1. WF|Pyrotek (Loris Biaggi)
2. SantaWithMuscles (Loris Biaggi, Klaus Wessel)
3. Maska (Klaus Wessel, Steve Miller)
4. Geordi (Jordi Costa)
5. CryptKiddie (Jordi Costa)
5. Fireball (Hiromi Mita)
7. WonderWomack
7. Shas (Klaus Wessel)

Kill la Kill the Game: IF

1. PGW|Ren (Dual-Weilding Satsuki Kiryuin)
2. Zoggere (Ira Gamagoori, Houka Inumuta)
3. PuellaSins (Ragyo Kiryuin, Dual-Weilding Satsuki Kiryuin)
4. Maruku0 (Uzu Sanegayama)
5. Heartia (Uzu Sanegayama)
5. CTT|AtomicOreo (Ira Gamgoori, Satsuki Kiryuin)
7. Crescent|Doza (Ryuko Matoi)
7. PinUpBar|Rikir (Houka Inumuta)
9. Hasting (Nui Harime)
9. SDNC|Kay9ine (Hokua Inumta)
9. DacidBro (Ragyo Kiryuin)
9. avataryaya (Ryuko Matoi, Satsuki Kiryuin)

Granblue Fantasy Versus

1. ANew|Kizzie Kay (Lancelot)
2. Shaka (Percival)
3. Juliocrivera (Chalrlotta)
3. Zachat (Ferry)
5. Monarch (Lancelot)
5. #BuffYuesis (Ferry, Gran)
5. ServBot|Batters (Gran)
5. CrazyApe (Gran)
9. bc|Lord Knight (Katalina)
9. Halibur (Katalina)
9. Washed Up
9. OmegaNitro (Katalina)
9. Geinonen
9. Raijin
9. Klaibur
9. Zoggere
9. Light Buster

Samurai Shodown II

Catherine

1. Shas
2. CallMe|Sig
3. Geordi
4. rino_pk
5. Linus
5. CallMe|SilentBlackCat
7. Chachie
7. Mekasue

Catherine: Full Body

1. Linus
2. CallMe|SilentBlackCat
3. rino_pk
4. Shas
5. CallMe|Sig
5. Edogawa
7. Geordi
7. Maester_Sketches

Puyo Puyo Tetris (Swap)

1. Livedesu
2. DdR_Dan
3. j1m
4. Flashman92
5. DATA|Kara
5. Haruki
7. BG|KirbyCombo35
7. 47drift

Puyo Puyo Champions

1. Livedesu
2. CaO
3. Professional|ShiroBrawl
4. Discord.io/puyo|S2LSOFTENER
5. WindZero
5. DdR_Dan
7. Raikon
7. PN|Kiyobi

Sources: evo; capcomfighters; evo1; evo2; evo3; evo4; evo5; evo6; evo7; arcsystemworksu; darkanddark; gamegoons; missingpersonsrk; numakie; PXmacahiH; waruinekodake; xseed_games; DSG_Dojima; nearfutureindsutries

August 23, 2019

Terminator T-800 and Joker announced as DLC characters for Mortal Kombat 11 in full Kombat Pack reveal trailer

Release dates have also been konfirmed!

Though we already knew that Sindel and Todd McFarlane’s Spawn would be joining the already-released Shang Tsung and Nightwolf as DLC characters in Mortal Kombat 11‘s Kombat Pack, Netherrealm Studios has finally revealed who the two remaining guest characters will be.

We also get release dates (likely for Early Access) of the remaining quartet of Kombatants. The Terminator T-800 will be invading Eartherealm on behalf of SkyNet, while DC Comic’s The Joker will try once again to put a smile on the face of the MK warriors for the first time since 2008’s ill-fated Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe crossover title, as he brings things full-circle following the guest appearances of Scorpion in 2013’s Injustice: Gods Among Us and Sub-Zero and Raiden in 2017’s Injustice 2.

After the six fighters enter a dark room in a similar vein to Injustice 2‘s Fighter Pack reveals, we are informed that the Terminator T-800 will look to terminate the competition in just seven week’s time on October 8th, while Sindel, in her revenant form, will be whipping her hair back and forth on November 26th. The Joker laughs us into 2020 on January 28th, while Spawn closes things out on March 17th.

During each of their entrances, we can see that Spawn will be sporting his iconic cape and chains combo, potentially signaling that he’ll have quite the reach advantage in neutral, Joker, unlike his Injustice incarnations, will be bringing his cane into battle, hopefully giving him increased range in the vein of Skarlet or Jade. Finally, the Terminator, who appears to be based on the Arnold Schwarzenegger incarnation from the earlier films, who will also be in the upcoming Terminator: Dark Fate on November 1st. (Hopefully he’s providing the voice for the character as well!)

You can see the full trailer below, as well as the trailer for Nightwolf, who is officially out of Early Access and available to purchase for all players at $5.99, along with a Klassic Arcade Skin Pack, decking out Kano, Jax, and Kung Lao in their Mortal Kombat 3 duds, which can also be purchased individually for $5.99. The Sonya Blade War Games MK3 Skin, much like the Shang Tsung Movie Skin, will remain an exclusive for Kombat Pack owners.

It was also announced that the game will also be coming to the new Google Stadia in November, with Executive Producer Erin Piepergerdes providing insight into why NRS feels the game is a perfect fit for this new platform.

Which characters are you most excited to see join the fight in the Kombat Pack? Tell us who you’ll be playing and which set of three Skins you hope they’ll be bringing with them down in the Comments!

Source: Mortal Kombat (YouTube); Stadia (YouTube)

August 18, 2019

Don’t miss your chance to face Shadow Lady in the Extra Battle challenge in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Are you willing to “Pursue the Mysterious Mech” for a new in-game Title?

With another weekend now upon us, a new series of Extra Battles are available to tackle in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition. Ibuki’s Akane Yagyu Onimusha Crossover Costume is now in its third week, (along with the returning Air Man Rashid and Guts Man Balrog), as well as the weekly battle for Fortune Tickets against M. Bison, clad in his new Psycho Miasma costume that sees him return to the height of his power from the Street Fighter Alpha days.

There is a special challenge, “Pursue the Mysterious Mech,” which allows players to face off with an alternate version of Chun-Li, based off of her appearance as Shadow Lady in 1998’s Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes. Though this is no mere costume change for the strongest woman in the world, as she has new attacks that are based on that alternate incarnation, including her air dash, Rainbow Missiles, Plasma Barrier, Miracle Drill, a triple jump, Infinity Leg, and her Final Mission Hyper Combo as a second Critical Art.

Shadow Lady steps into the light in #SFVAE for an optional Extra Battle / Boss Battle challenge August 15th (9pm PDT) through August 18th (8pm PDT)!

Beware! This is a VERY difficult challenge for expert players only. If you can win, flaunt the new in-game title! pic.twitter.com/HWIqwQLWsw

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) August 15, 2019

Boasting a staggering 1350 vitality and 2000 Stun, higher values than any of the playable cast members, she will certainly be a unique and challenging foe to defeat, unless you go in with the proper strategy beforehand. Those who are able to conquer this “Very Hard” battle, which costs the usual 1,000 Fight Money per each attempt, will receive the special Title, “Product of Shadaloo” to flaunt in online matches.

You can see a preview of the character in action below, courtesy of X-Kira, as well as some successful attempts at defeating her using Ryu and the newly-released E. Honda, by Redwolfx and Dra, below. This Extra Battle will only be available throughout the weekend, expiring Sunday night at 8:00 P.M. PT (10:00 P.M. CST, 11:00 P.M. ET). We’ve also included some MVC gameplay of her, so you can how her new version stacks up to the original.

Can you beat Shadow Lady with a perfect ?

Honda:
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— Almakashi | Nacer (@almakashi) August 16, 2019

Will you be risking some Fight Money to pursue the mysterious mech and her Title this weekend? Let us know in the Comments!

Source: X-Kira Datamining (YouTube); Redwolfxx (YouTube); almakashi (Twitter); Si The Gamer (YouTube); StreetFighter (Twitter)