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5A

Anti-air

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit	Block/Pushblock	Damage	Cancel	Properties
3	2	2	+5	+7 / +4	4	SP, SU, TA	IPS=Yes Scales=Yes
Quick jab that can combo into most of your other normals. Can combo into s+j.B on airborne opponents. Somewhat alright as a close anti-air. Links into the majority of your other normals. Whiffs on some crouching characters.

s.5C

The anti to end all airs.

OOPS! ALL UNBLOCKABLE!

Hit 1	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit	Block/Pushblock	Damage	Cancel	Properties
	12	3	-	-6	-7 / -16	7	SP, SU, TA, 236S	IPS=No Scales=Yes
	Bad hitbox, this isn't what you want from this move Chains into: None
Hit 2	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit	Block/Pushblock	Damage	Cancel	Properties
	16	8	13	-1	-1 / -7	7	SP, SU, TA, 236S	IPS=No Scales=No
	Extremely good hitbox anti-air, with a bit of disjoint as frosting on the cake
Chained	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit	Block/Pushblock	Damage	Cancel	Properties
	8	9	14	-1	-2 / -11	5	SP, SU, TA, 236S	IPS=No Scales=No
	Also has a good anti-air hitbox, but the real attraction is... ...The fact the last 1/3rd of the move's hitbox is completely unblockable Chains into: None

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 ! style="width:15%" | {{Tooltip| text=Block/Pushblock  | hovertext=Block/Pushblock advantage. Pushblock advantage calculated as if pushblocked on the same frame a move is blocked.}}
 ! style="width:15%" | {{Tooltip| text=Damage            | hovertext=Damage when opponent has 100% health.}}
-! style="width:15%" | {{Tooltip| text=Cancel            | hovertext=SP is Special cancelable, SU is Super cancelable, TA is Tandem cancelable.}}
+! style="width:15%" | {{Tooltip| text=Cancel            | hovertext=SP is Special cancelable, SU is Super cancelable, TA is Tandem cancelable. WC is Walk cancelable. CR is crouch cancelable. CH means the move can chain either into itself, or another move.}}
 ! style="width:15%" | {{Tooltip| text=Properties        | hovertext=Regards whether the move is affected by IPS or scaling.}}
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