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E. Honda
Character Data
Forward Walk Speed	38
Backwards Walk Speed	26
Pre-Jump Frames	5
Forwards Jump Duration	44
Backwards Jump Duration	45
Landing Frames	7*
Jump Height Apex	71
Forwards Jump Distance	121
Backwards Jump Distance	129
Soft Knockdown Recovery	37
Hard Knockdown Recovery	72

Normal Moves

Disclaimer: To better understand the diagrams, read this.

Far Normals

frlp

Far Jab
fr.
5LP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[1]	0~5	40	None	Mid	33+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	4	5	15	+4	2/1
A far-reaching thrust. Good priority makes it a great way to deal with "rushing" moves (Blanka Rolls, Hawk Dives, Honda Headbutts, etc. Also a decent anti-air. Beats most pokes. The best attack to start a Fierce HHS from due to the startup, but this adds to the move's execution. Hits every crouching opponent except Blanka, so it can be used as a safe meaty on most knockdowns. Especially handy against Shoto wakeup jab Shoryuukens (Harder to do against Ken since his Shoryuken has more horizontal range than Ryu's).

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Frame Count	1 + 2	3	4	4	1
Simplified	6		4	5

frmp

Far Strong
fr.
5MP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	5~11	60	None	Mid	33+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	4	6	17	+8	4/3
Similar to far st.jab with more range. Another great way to mask a Fierce HHS. Can be used to stuff/trade with the startup of projectiles.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	2	4	3	2	1
Simplified	7			4	6

frhp

Far Fierce
fr.
5HP

This isn't a sweep, more like a light dusting.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[2]	10~16	80	None	Mid	49+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	4	18	30	0	5/4
A low punch that doesn't hit low. Usually what you get for mistiming close Fierce or incorrectly mashing out a Fierce HHS. Severely nerfed from his Old version, where it hit low, was faster, and could be Special canceled. Tends to leave you wide open Not very useful outside of a particular combo.

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• Startup/Active

Frame Count	1 + 3	4	4
Simplified	8		4

• Recovery

Frame Count	4	6	4	2	1	1
Simplified	18

frlk

Far Short
fr.
5LK

Fun fact: Kicks above the kneecap are an illegal move in sumo wrestling and will result in an immediate loss.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[1]	0~5	40	-	Low	12+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
10	3	7	20	+3	2/1
A strange, high-ish kick. Actually slower than far Forward in terms of startup, believe it or not. It does have less recovery frames overall but why. Nigh useless.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3	3	3	3	1
Simplified	10			3	7

frmk

Far Forward
fr.
5MK

First Hit

Second Hit

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[1] ~ 24[1]	5~11 x 2	60 x 2	None	Mid	12+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	9 (3 ~ 6)	10	26	-1 ~ +2(+1)	4/3
Another weird high-ish kick. Can be used as a counter pokea gainst Dhalsim's standing kicks, Boxer's standing Fierce, and Claw's standing Strong. The second hitbox isn't as good as Old Honda's crouching Forward, but it does have better leg hurtboxes which allow it to whiff against some low normals. Still, not a very good tool to use in neutral.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3	6	5	4	1
Simplified	7		3	6	10

frhk

Roundhouse
fr.
5HK

First Hit.

Second Hit. This move doesn't change depending on distance, but it's listed twice for consistency.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[2] ~ 30[0]	3~9 > 10~16	40 ~ 80	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	8 (3 ~ 5)	18	34	-4 ~ -1(-2)	5/4
An actual roundhouse kick. Good damage and stun, but no follow ups. Works as a simple 2-hitter, but it's safer to just use your Double Knee command forward instead since it does more damage and actually has frame advantage. Can be used as an anti-air, but Honda has better options. Can't be used while charging back (Overlaps with command sweep)

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1 + 2	2	3	3	5
Simplified	8			3	5

• Recovery:

Frame Count	8	6	3	1
Simplified	18

Close Normals

cl.lp

Close Jab
cl.
5LP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[1]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Mid	0-32
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	2	3	9	+8	2/1
A quick palm thrust. Good as a tick and for some combos. Useful for mixing up your tick throws alongside close Strong.

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Frame Count	1 + 1	2	2	1	1	1
Simplified	4		2	3

cl.mp

Close Strong
cl.
5MP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	5~11	60	Super	Mid	0-32
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	2	5	12	+11	4/3
Another palm strike. Gives immense frame advantage, allowing you to link into most normal moves for some decent combos. Can also be used as an unexpected tick into Oicho: Since Honda players usually use normals with low blockstun (usually crouching Jab) when tick throwing, having a move with medium blockstun can mixup your opponent. When using this as a tick, keep in mind you'll need to walk forward a little before you Oicho on everyone except Zangief. Can also be mixed in with close Jab for a different blockstun time.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	2	2	2	1
Simplified	5		2	5

clhp

Close Fierce
cl.
5HP

First Hitbox

Second Hitbox.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[2]	10~16	80	None	Mid	0-48
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	7 (5/2)	18	32	-3/+2	5/4
A chop with a huge arc. Anti-airs attacks directly above you (Such as when Claw wall dives you in the corner) Main weakness is the strict activation range. The huge startup makes it one of Honda's lesser used attacks.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1 + 3	3	5	2
Simplified	7		7

• Recovery:

Frame Count	7	5	3	2	1
Simplified	18

cllk

Close Short
cl.
5LK

How could this move get any worse?

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[1]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Mid	0-11
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	3	5	12	+5	2/1
A knee strike. Outprioritized by close Standing Jab. Impossible to use against some characters (unless they jump over you) since the maximum activation range isn't close enough to activate the move even when point blank. Avoid like the plague.

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Frame Count	1 + 1	1	1	3	2	1	1	1
Simplified	4			3	5

clmk

Close Forward
cl.
5MK

It got worse.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[1]	5~11	60	None	Mid	0-11
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	3	7	16	+8	4/3
Close Short except you can't cancel it and it's slower. Outprioritized again by close Strong. Can't use while charging since it overlaps with the Knees command normal. Impossible to use against some characters (unless they jump over you) since the maximum activation range isn't close enough to activate the move even when point blank. Avoid like the plague (again).

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Frame Count	1 + 1	2	2	3	2	2	2	1
Simplified	6			3	7

clhk

Roundhouse
fr.
5HK

First Hit.

Second Hit. This move doesn't change depending on distance, but it's listed twice for consistency.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[2] ~ 30[0]	3~9 > 10~16	40 ~ 80	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	8 (3 ~ 5)	18	34	-4 ~ -1(-2)	5/4
An actual roundhouse kick. Good damage and stun, but no follow ups. Works as a simple 2-hitter, but it's safer to just use your Double Knee command forward instead since it does more damage and actually has frame advantage. Can be used as an anti-air, but Honda has better options. Can't be used while charging back (Overlaps with command sweep)

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1 + 2	2	3	3	5
Simplified	8			3	5

• Recovery:

Frame Count	8	6	3	1
Simplified	18

Crouching Normals

crlp

Crouching Jab
cr.
2LP

Strikes to the groin are another illegal move in sumo wrestling.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[1]	0~5	40	Super	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	8	3	16	+2	2/1
A crouching palm thrust. Good poke that trades Standing Jab's priority for better range and less vulnerability against lows. Great for buffering Fierce HHS due to its long active time. Also a great meaty to start ticks.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	8	2	1
Simplified	5		84	3

crmp

Crouching Strong
cr.
2MP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	5~11	60	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	8	11	26	-1	4/3
A palm strike, now right handed. Hitbox makes it great for beating some key crouching attacks, like Guile and Chun's Crouching Forwards. Still slow.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	2	8	6	4	1
Simplified	7			8	11

crhp

Crouching Fierce
cr.
2HP

First Hit

Second Hit.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
16[2] x 2	1~7 x 2	70 x 2	Super/None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4(6)8	11	34	-6 ~ +3(+2)	5/4
Two palm strikes, one left, one right. Not very useful outside of a few combos. Can be used to deter Boxer's low punches. Usually seen when you mess up an Oicho Throw.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	4	2	2	2
Simplified	5		4	6

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Frame Count	8	6	4	1
Simplified	8	11

crlk

Crouching Short
cr.
2LK

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[1]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	3	4	11	+6	2/1
An excellent low kick. Cancelable, and good for tick throwing. Experienced Hondas can cancel this normal into any strength HHS for a nasty frame trap, but it takes serious button mashing skills to do (especially the Strong and Fierce versions). You're almost always in range for an Oicho if you cancel this into a Strong or Fierce HHS.

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Frame Count	1 + 1	2	3	3	1
Simplified	4		3	4

frmk

Crouching Forward
cr.
2MK

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[1]	5~11	60	None	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	5	8	20	+5	4/3
A low kick that looks the exact same as crouching Short but it's different. Can be used to buffer Strong or Fierce HHS on block. The timing of the buffered HHS coming out from this move can be awkward for an opponent to deal with, making it good for surprises. Works great as a counter-poke against certain other character's pokes, like Guile's crouching Forward.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	5	7	1
Simplified	7		5	8

crhk

Crouching Roundhouse
cr.
2HK

First hitbox.

Second hitbox. In case someone sneaks up on you.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
32[2]	5~11	130	None	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	6/(4)/8	7	33	-3/+7	5/4
Honda's fully rotating sweep. Has a bit faster startup than his 6HK sweep. Much more useful in the corner, as it allows several shenanigans such as walking under a throw and then hiting your opponent with its backwards hitbox or timing it early so it whiffs and then using a negative edge Oicho as you recover. You can use this move in the corner after a Fierce Hold to crossup. This works on everyone BUT Sagat, Chun-Li, and Claw. The secret to timing this is to walk forward until your opponent gets released from the hold, then hit 2HK as soon as they hit the wall. This sequence is cool, but it's not fool-proof since you can get hit with a reversal throw/special (though this is VERY risky) and it's easy to anticipate once you know how to defend against it (but it does give you frame advantage). Can also be used as a safe meaty against horizontal-based reversals (Shoryukens, Chun-Li's Tenshokyaku upkicks, etc.). By hitting this move on the last few active frames on these characters (like Ryu, for example), if you're outside of their throw range they'll either whiff a Shoryuken, whiff a normal, or block. A harder variation involves purposely missing the meaty timing by a very small amount while in Oicho range to get an Oicho coming right out of the recovery. Sets up a built in safe jump against Sagat and Claw. Just hold up-forward after a successful knockdown, and you'll get a guaranteed safe jump unless they touch the corner or hit a breakable object.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	4	6	4	8	6	1
Simplified	8		6	4	8	7

Neutral Jump Normals

njlp

Neutral Jumping Jab
nj.
8LP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[1]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	30	∞	38+∞	Dependent	2/1
A jumping chop. Not particularly useful, but has decent reach.

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Frame Count	2	3	3	30	∞
Simplified	8			30	∞

njmp

Neutral Jumping Strong
nj.
8MP

First Hitbox.

Second Hitbox.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[1]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	16 (4/12)	∞	33+∞	Dependent	4/3
Another chop, this time with windback. First part has great priority, second part not so much. Still a decent air to air/walldive counter.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	3	4	4	12
Simplified	7		16

• Recovery

Frame Count	8	4	4	∞
Simplified	∞

njhp

Neutral Jumping Fierce
nj.
8HP

Can be steered midair. In case of fireballs, break glass.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
32[2]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	6	∞	13+∞	Dependent	5/4
Honda does a curved slap. This move can be steered in midair, allowing for slight movement after you've left the ground. Steering allows safe jumping over projectiles, making it an invaluable tool in his kit.

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Frame Count	3	4	6	8	4	4	∞
Simplified	7		6	∞

njlk

Neutral Jumping Short
nj.
8LK

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
16[1]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	30	∞	37+∞	Dependent	2/1
A jumping kick. Landing this move as a tick will push you out of most characters throw ranges and leave you in Oicho range for an unexpected and hard to deal with tick. Ticking with this move is circumstantial however, likely requiring a knockdown in the corner. Otherwise this move is hot garbage.

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Frame Count	7	4	30	4	∞
Simplified	7		30	∞

njmk

Neutral Jumping Forward
nj.
8MK

Jumping Kick: Better Priority Edition

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[1]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	12	∞	19+∞	Dependent	4/3
Another jumping kick. Ok for protection as you come down, but nj.HP is often favored as it can be steered.

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Frame Count	3	4	12	4	4	4	4	4	∞
Simplified	7		12	∞

njhk

Neutral Jumping Roundhouse
nj.
8HK

Jumping Kick: Special OK Priority Edition

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[2]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	6	∞	13+∞	Dependent	5/4
Yet another jumping kick. Trades nj.mk's better priority for better damage. Some Honda plsyers use this over his sterrable nj.HP because of its truncated hurtboxes for jumping over projectiles. Try both and see what works best for your playstyle. -x64

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Frame Count	3	4	6	4	4	4	4	4	∞
Simplified	7		6	∞

Diagonal Jump Normals

djlp

Diagonal Jumping Jab
dj.
7LP/9LP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
12[0]	1~7(-2)	40	Special	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
2	∞	N/A	2+∞	Dependent	2/1
A jumping chop. Good air-to-air move thanks to the long horizontal hitbox. Can trade or beat touch jump ins like Chun-Li's LK/MK if you've got good reflexes. Excellent for tick throws and safe jumps. Dictator and Blanka can duck under this move and punish you for using it.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1	2	2	12

• Recovery:

Frame Count	8	4	4	4	∞

djmp

Diagonal Jumping Strong
dj.
7MP/9MP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[2]	5~11	50	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	8	∞	15+∞	Dependent	4/3
Another chop. The downwards motion doesn't have a hitbox for some reason. Useful against Claw's walldives while jumping back. One of your only reliable moves with a hitbox above you, which can save you in a pinch when you don't have a charge for jab Headbutt.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	3	4	8
Simplified	7		8

• Recovery:

Frame Count	6	8	4	4	4	∞
Simplified	∞

djhp

Diagonal Jumping Fierce
dj.
7HP/9HP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[2]	3~9	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	8	∞	15+∞	Dependent	5/4
A sweeping slap. The diagonal version can't be steered. Some players prefer to use this instead of diagonal Forward as their main jump-in for the extra damage. Slightly less vertical priority than dj.mk but more horizontal priority. Also slightly less reach. Use what feels more comfortable.

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Frame Count	3	4	6	8	4	4	∞
Simplified	7		6	∞

djlk

Diagonal Jumping Short
dj.
7LK/9LK

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
16[1]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	∞	N/A	7+∞	Dependent	2/1
A quick jumping buttslam makes an important move move for Honda. Small hurtbox helps with jumping over projectiles. The hitbox has decent vertical priority and hits low to the ground, which makes it good for stuffing slides and poorly spaced anti-air sweeps.

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Frame Count	3	4	∞
Simplified	7		∞

djmk

Diagonal Jumping Forward
dj.
7MK/9MK

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[1]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	12	∞	19+∞	Dependent	4/3
Your best frontal jump-in. Very good vertical priority, letting you stuff a lot of anti-air normals if spaced properly.

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Frame Count	3	4	12	4	4	4	4	4	∞
Simplified	7		12	∞

djhk

Diagonal Jumping Roundhouse
dj.
7HK/9HK

The developers got a lot of mileage out of this sprite.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[2]	3~9	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	10	∞	17+∞	Dependent	5/4
One last jumping kick for the road. A great crossup, usually harder to counter than a dj.mk crossup. A critical crossup against Chun-Li, since Tenshokyaku will whiff if you space this correctly. -x64

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Frame Count	3	4	10	4	4	4	4	4	∞
Simplified	7		10	∞

Command Normals

Knee Strike

Knee Strike
Hiza Geri
(close) 4/6MK

First Hit

Second Hit

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26[1] ~ 16[1]	5~11 x 2	60 x 2	None	Mid	0-11
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
10	6 (3 ~ 3)	7	23	+5 ~ +8(+7)	4/3 x 2
A two hit knee attack. Somewhat slow. This can be linked after a crossup if it hits very deep. Not much use since you can't do much afterwards, and Honda has better tick options.

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• Startup/Active

Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3	3	3
Simplified	10			3	3

• Recovery

Frame Count	2	2	2	1
Simplified	7

Sweep Kick

Sweep Kick
Harai Geri
4/6HK

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
28[2]	5~11	130	None	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
10	6	19	35	-3/Soft Knockdown	5/4
Honda's command sweep, and his longest ranged normal. You'll be using this a lot against projectile characters. Using this from max range to stop/trade with projectile attempts allows you to keep the initiative with a knockdown and get a chance to get in close. Honda's hurtbox shifts out when the leg is extended, making it harder to use as an anti-air. Hitting this will create a built in safe jump against Sagat and Claw, as long as they don't hit the corner or a breakable object.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3	6	8	10	1
Simplified	10			6	19

Flying Sumo Press

Flying Sumo Press
2MK during diagonal jump

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[2]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	∞	N/A	7+∞	Dependent	4/3
A full body slam. Good crossup. Not much priority for frontal jumps though. -x64

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Frame Count	3	4	∞
Simplified	7		∞

Throws

E.Honda can throw with , , and . He has the longest normal throw range in the game, as well as some nasty throw loops off his Fierce and Roundhouse throws.

Rice Bale Throw
Tawara Nage
(close) 4/6MP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
32	7~13	100	None	Grab	64 (from axis) 36 (from throwable box)
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	1	Dependent	2	N/A	-
Honda's one and only normal Throw. The direction you're holding determines the direction you'll throw in. Useful to throw characters at a corner Can't softlock the game like Old Honda's version can.

Saba Ori
(close) 4/6HP

Hug the life out of them.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26 + 4*n	0	0	None	Grab	64 (from axis) 36 (from throwable box)
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	1	Dependent	2	N/A	-
Honda's "bear hug" hold. You'll be using this one the most. Amount of hits is set at 8, then added/subtracted through mashing. Untechable (like all holds), does nice damage, and sets up crossup/walk under/tick shenanigans. In the corner, you can walk under > cr.hk for a crossup, crossup with dj.mk, cr.lp into Oicho, etc. Some characters (Boxer, Cammy, Dee Jay, Claw, and Fei Long) can only be walked under at the corner. This grab sets up a built-in safejump/crossup against most characters. This won't work on Ryu/Ken, Sagat, and Blanka. This won't crossup against Dee Jay, Claw, and Boxer. Both this and Honda's HK hold loops will whiff if the opponent is close to the corner. -x64

Sekkan Keri
(close) 4/6HK.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26 + 4*n	0	0	None	Grab	64 (from axis) 36 (from throwable box)
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	1	Dependent	2	N/A	-
Honda's Heavy Kick hold. Amount of hits is set at 7, then added/subtracted through mashing. You can start a loop against any character with this grab (unless they recover against the corner or hit a breakable object). After a successful grab, jump in with an attack (such as dj.mk) right as the grab ends, and you'll be able to repeat the tick. This loop is not safe on any character with a 3 frame or less reversal, so don't use this against Ken/Chun-Li/Sagat/Blanka unless you know their reversal timing isn't great. May not be a safejump against Ryu depending on how he mashes out. -x64

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Special Moves

Hundred Hand Slap

Hundred Hand Slap
HHS
Press Repeatedly

The hundred is figurative, in most cases.

	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	24[1]/22[1]	5~11	100	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	5	25 + 24* per cycle	13	53 + 24* per cycle	Dependent	6
Honda unleashes a barrage of hand slaps. Press the Punch button 4 times quickly to pull this move off. Continue mashing to keep the move going. The move will fail if you press the button during a state where Honda can't attack (During an attack animation or a jump, for example). If you mash too fast, the move will end prematurely. (This likely won't happen unless you're REALLY good or using Turbo.) Will never combo into itself. Once this attack hits, subsequent hitboxes will whiff until your opponent can block. The first 3 hitboxes of each animation cycle do more damage than the last 3. Can stay active for a maximum of 164 frames. You can replicate this in Training Mode by pressing LP every 10 frames. This version is good for turtling and building meter, since it doesn't move you forward.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	26[2]/24[2]	5~11	100	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	8	13 + 12* per cycle	15	25 + 24* per cycle	Dependent	6
This version moves you forward a little, making it great for pressure, chipping, and ticking. It's recomended to stop this move early when chipping, so you can quickly recover and go for a throw or another HHS. (This goes for all versions.) Using this after a sweep is also a good idea. Can stay active for a maximum of 142 frames. You can replicate this in training mode by pressing MP every 10 or 9 frames.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	28[3]/26[3]	5~11	100	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	11	13 + 12* per cycle	19	43 + 12* per cycle	Dependent	6
Moves Honda farther and faster forward, making it a good attempt to get into the range of certain fireballers (such as Chun-Li), especially after a nj.Fierce. Each animation cycle loops once, each hitbox being only 1 frame. Can stay active for a maximum of 136 frames. You can replicate this in training mode by pressing HP every 9 frames.

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• Startup:

Frame Count (Jab)	2	3
Simplified (Jab)	5
Frame Count (Strong)	4	4
Simplified (Strong)	8
Frame Count (Fierce)	5	6
Simplified (Fierce)	11

• Active:

• Jab Version:

Frame Count (Jab)	4*	4	4
Frame Count (Strong)	2*	2	2
Frame Count (Fierce)	1*	1	1

• NOTE: The first hitbox that comes out when performing this move has 1 extra active frame.

Frame Count (Jab)	4	4	4*
Frame Count (Strong)	2	2	2*
Frame Count (Fierce)	1	1	1*

• NOTE 2: The last active frame on some animation cycles are skipped. This depends on the frequency of your button presses.

• Recovery:

Frame Count (Jab)	5	2	3	2	1
Simplified (Jab)	13
Frame Count (Strong)	7	2	3	2	1
Simplified (Strong)	15
Frame Count (Fierce)	8	3	4	3	1
Simplified (Fierce)	19

Shoryuken

Shoryuken
Dragon Punch/+
623P

First hitbox (Fierce Only)

Second hitbox. (Jab/Strong ver.)

Third hitbox (Fierce ver.)

	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	38[2]/22[2]	9~15/2~8	100/90	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	2	18 (4/14)	19	39	-12 (Blocked)/Hard Knockdown	8
Ken's unmistakable uppercut. Invincible on frames 1-6. Jab does the most damage in a vacuum and rises the least. Most obvious use is a general-purpose anti-air, as it's easy to land. Properly time this and you'll beat any normal your opponent might throw out. Miss and you'll likely get punished. Some high level players like to do two in a row, reasoning that the second might connect with an opponent's counterattack if they time it a bit too late. Allows for continued pressure after a knockdown. Easier to perform in neutral than Ryu's due to the added horizontal priority and lesser recovery. Also can be used to avoid projectiles due to the invincibility frames. Ken's best reversal, since it's safe on block due to the knockback/great rising priority. Likely your go-to combo ender since all other versions will whiff the knockdown part when used in combos. While other Shoryukens do deal more damage when all hits connect, they'll likely whiff if used in combos. In addition, the first hit of jab Shoryu is a confirmed knockdown, while all other Shoryus need more hits to knockdown. This will likely be your go-to combo ender as a result. Not just Ken's bread and butter, it's the whole damn bakery.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	34[0] ~ 14[0]	9~15 > 2~8	100 ~ 90	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	2	26 (4 ~ 22)	27	55	-28 (Blocked)	8
Stronger when raw, bit more height and recovery. Invincible on frames 1-6. Airborne after 8 frames (Goes for all versions). Knocks down on hit, but will likely whiff if used in combos. Not invulnerable while ascending, so some air attacks will trade/beat it. For example, Old Chun-Li's diagonal kicks and New Chun-Li's neutral Fierce beat the rising part.
First Hitbox	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	4[0] ~ 32[0] ~ 12[0]	1~7 > 9~15 > 1~7	30 ~ 100 ~ 30	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	0	30 (2 ~ 2 ~ 26)	34	64	-39 (Blocked)/Hard Knockdown (Third Hit)	8
Ken's fiery passion burns in his strongest Shoryuken (when hit raw, in most situations Jab is better). Invincible on frames 1-5. First hit forces a crouching flaming hitstun on hit. Second hit forces a standing flaming hitstun on hit, but will likely whiff if used in combos. Third hit does a hard knockdown, but will also likely whiff if used in combos. Deals the most damage while ascending, but still controls a good amount of air space. Useful if you're not sure a Jab Shoryuken will reach far enough, but will ironically sacrifice damage for it. Detailed Input: (→ [7~14f] ↓ [7~14f] ↘ [10/9/7f] Jab/Strong/Fierce)

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• Jab Version:

Frame Count	2	4	2	12	6	10	3
Simplified	2	18			19

• Strong Version:

Frame Count	2	4	2	20	6	18	3
Simplified	2	4	22		27

• Fierce Version:

Frame Count	2	2	1	25	6	25	3
Simplified	2	2	26		34

Tatsumaki Senpukyaku

Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
Hurricane Kick/+
214K

First hitbox.

Second hitbox.

Third hitbox. Short spins 3 times, Forward spins 4 times, and Roundhouse spins 5 times.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
12[1] (First Hitbox) ~ 12[2] (All others)	3~9 x 3(L)/4(M)/5(H)	90 x 3(L)/4(M)/5(H)	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	3(7), 2(1)2(2) x 3(L)/4(M)/5(H)	2 + 12	44/51/58	+3 (Last Hit)	6
Ken's iconic spinning kick. Propels you forward with hitboxes ahead and behind you. All strengths are the same in terms of damage, but differ in distance and amount of spins. Since your hurtbox shrinks while using this move, you can use Tatsus to travel straight over Guile's Sonic Booms and Dhalsim's Yoga Flames. You may be able to do this with Dee Jay's Air Slashers/Max Outs, but only the Strong/Fierce versions. This attack will likely be VERY unsafe on block, as pushback almost guarantees not all of the hits will connect. Ken can't use this move as a reversal or a safe jump avoider due to a lack of invincibility, but he can avoid throws since he's instantly airborne. Detailed Input: (↓ [7~14f] ↙ [7~14f] ← [10/9/7f] Short/Forward/Roundhouse)

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• Startup:

Frame Count	1	3	3	3	1
Simplified	1	3	7

• Active:
  • Short Version: This happens 3 times.
  • Forward Version: This happens 4 times.
  • Roundhouse Version: This happens 5 times.

Frame Count	2	1	2	2

• Recovery:

Frame Count	4	4	4	0
Simplified	12			0

Kuuchuu Tatsumaki Senpukyaku

Kuuchuu Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
Air Hurricane Kick/Air +
AIR 214K

First hitbox.

Second hitbox. Short spins 3 times, Forward spins 4 times, and Roundhouse spins 5 times.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
12[2] (All Hits)	3~9 x x 3(L)/4(M)/5(H)	90 x x 3(L)/4(M)/5(H)	None	High/Unblockable	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
0	2(1)2(2) x 3(L)/4(M)/5(H)	∞+7	21(L)/28(M)/35(H) +∞+7	Dependent	6
The Tatsumaki Senpukyaku except airborne. Instead of propelling you forward like a normal Tatsu, each kick temporarily decreases your gravity value (How fast you fall from a jump) as well as slightly boosting your horizontal velocity. This means you'll fall slower if performed on the way down, and gain more height on the way up. Your gravity returns to normal once the kick ends. 50% chance to be unblockable if hit on the first frame. This move has a variety of uses. You can use it as an alternative aerial since the hitbox is pretty far out (but so is the hurtbox). You can also surprise the enemy with a sudden movement change, or you can simply use it to build meter on the way down from a jump. Skillful use allows you to cross-up enemy air counters like the Flash Kick to hit the opponent from behind, too! Can combo on the way down and hits crouching characters more often, so it's well suited for shenanigans. Since there's no minimum activation requirement unlike Ryu's tatsu, Ken can create a rather parabolic jump arc or activate right before landing for the best possible frame advantage. Keep in mind that the priority on air Tatsus isn't as good as the grounded version. Also keep in mind that once you land, you have 7 frames of landing animation you can't cancel out of whatsoever. Detailed Input: (↓ [7~14f] ↙ [7~14f] ← [10/9/7f] Short/Forward/Roundhouse)

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• Active:
  • Short Version: This happens 3 times.
  • Forward Version: This happens 4 times.
  • Roundhouse Version: This happens 5 times.

Frame Count	2	1	2	2

• Recovery:

Frame Count	4	4	4	4	∞	7
Simplified	∞					7

Crazy Kicks

Officially known as Roundhouse Kicks, called Crazy Kicks by the community as to not confuse people with the roundhouse button. All of them have the same power regardless of what kick button pressed to use them, but all will turn into an Inazuma Kick overhead if you hold them. They're not very useful, but they're there.

Kama Barai Geri (Inside Crescent)

Kama Barai Geri
Inside Crescent/+
236K

First Hitbox

Second Hitbox

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[2]/30[2]	0~4/7~13	20/90	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	3/5	17	32	-8/-4	6
A fast high hitting kick. Combos very easily off of Crouching Short/Forward Extended part does a lot of stun damage, which is very good when you want to land one of Ken's high damaging combos. Best Crazy Kick to cancel into Inazuma Kick due to the quick startup. Still way slower than other character's overheads. The first active part of this move can hit crouching Dhalsim, Sagat, T.Hawk, Zangief, and Old Fei Long. Dee Jay and Boxer can also be hit, but you have to be very close. Can be used as a built in safejump in some matchups by canceling sweep into this move, then holding up-forwards. This works on Cammy and Fei Long, and may also work on Zangief if you attack with Jumping Jab (as to avoid his Lariats) and Zangief doesn't crouch. Detailed Input: (↓ [7~14f] ↘ [7~14f] → [9f] K)

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• Startup:

Frame Count	2	2	3
Simplified	7

• Active:

Frame Count	3	5

• Recovery:

Frame Count	4	4	4	2	2	2	3
Simplified	17

Nata Otoshi Geri (Outside Crescent)

Nata Otoshi Geri
Outside Crescent/+
632K

First Hit

Second Hit

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[2] ~ 28[2]	2~8 > 7~13	90 x 2	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
16	6 (3 ~ 3)	13	35	+2/+6(+5)	6
A slower two-hit kick. Grants a lot of frame advantage, but has a VERY slow startup. Hits most crouching characters (whiffs completelly against Blanka, and only the first hit can reach a crouching Cammy). Usually an annoyance since you can accidentally pull this off when attempting a walk in sweep. It's vital for New Ken players to avoid using this move. Has the slowest startup out of Ken's Crazy Kicks, so it's unsuitable as a Inazuma cancel. It does at the very least add Outside Crescent's first hitbox to the Inazuma Kick, comboing into the overhead. It's called a Crazy Kick because you'd be crazy to pull this off in an actual match. Detailed Input: (→ [7~14f] ↘ [7~14f] ↓ [9f] K)

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• Startup:

Frame Count	2	2	2	2	8
Simplified	16

• Active/Recovery:

Frame Count	3	3	3	3	2	5
Simplified	3	3	13

Oosoto Mawashi Geri (Big Roundhouse)

Oosoto Mawashi Geri
Big Roundhouse/+
41236K

First Hitbox

Second Hitbox

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
32[2]	0~4/7~13	20/90	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
12	7 (3/4)	15	34	0/+3(+2)/Hard Knockdown (First Hitbox)/Far Knockdown (Second Hitbox)	6
Ken's old Far Standing Roundhouse, but worse, and jankier. Less active frames and worse priority than his old RH. First hit does a hard knockdown, second hit is one of the few moves in the game that does a Far Knockdown. For some reason. The first active part can hit a crouching Dhalsim, Zangief, T.Hawk, or Sagat. You can also hit Boxer and Dee Jay while really close. Second part will only hit crouching Dhalsim or Dee Jay up close. If you manage to hit with the hard knockdown somehow, you can follow up with a Roundhouse Tatsu or a juice kick to get your opponment close to the corner, and close to you. Some players like to use this move to fake a Hadoken, since the first sprite on startup is the same across both moves. Against other Shotos, if you're on the starting side (Left if you're Player 1, Right if you're Player 2) you can hit this move point blank to switch sides with your opponent. Follow this up with a Jab Shoryuken using the crosscut input for a surprise knockdown. Canceling this into an Inazuma Kick allows you to temporarily change sides with Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile, Cammy, Fei Long, Boxer, and Claw, making their reversals whiff. While QCF+K has a better startup for Inazumas, this move can be useful for them since you can safely space them against Zangief's SPD, due to his hitboxes being projected way ahead of his throw hurtbox. Can be used as a built in safe jump by canceling a sweep into this move, then holding up towards (Unless your opponent touches the corner during their knockdown animation). This works on Ryu, E. Honda, Cammy, Fei Long, and Dictator. Hitting with the second part also allows for safe jumps, if you hit with it and then jump twice in a row. This works on Ryu, T. Hawk, Fei Long, Dee Jay, and Dictator, and also works on Zangief if you jump with Jab or Strong. It's called a Crazy Kick because it's crazy how jank they made this move. Detailed Input: (← [7~14f] ↙ [7~14f] ↓ [7~14f] ↘ [7~14f] → [9f] K)

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• Startup:

Frame Count	3	3	3	3
Simplified	12

• Active/Recovery:

Frame Count	3	4	6	2	4	3
Simplified	7		15

Inazuma Kick

Inazuma Kick
236/632/41236 + HOLD
Hold K during any Crazy Kick input

First Hitbox (HCF version)

Second Hitbox (HCF version)

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[2]	7~13	90	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
(7/16/12 + 2)* + 18/20*	6 {3/3)	7	40/49/47*	+9/+12	6
Ken's Overhead conversion. Can be performed from any of his Crazy Kicks, but the overall strength doesn't change depending on button or Crazy Kick performed. One of the game's slower overheads. Move starts after the first 2 active frames of each Crazy Kick, so this move's startup is equal to the Crazy Kick's startup + 2, plus 18 (or 20 if using the HCF version) Recommended to perform this from Ken's QCF Kick, since that has the least startup. Rarely used in mixups as a result of the move's poor startup. Kick must be held for the entire duration of the move's startup (7f/16f/12f)

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• QCF Version

Startup

Frame Count	2	2	3
Simplified	7

Active/Recovery:

Frame Count	2	2	2	10	4
Simplified	2	18

Frame Count	3	3	3	3	1
Simplified	6		7

• QCDF Version

Startup

Frame Count	2	2	2	2	8
Simplified	16

Active/Recovery

Frame Count	2	2	2	10	4
Simplified	2	18

Frame Count	3	3	3	3	1
Simplified	6		7

• HCF Version

Startup

Frame Count	3	3	3	3
Simplified	12

Active/Recovery

Frame Count	2	3	3	10	4
Simplified	2	20

Frame Count	3	3	3	3	1
Simplified	6		7

Super Combo

Shoryureppa
+
236236P

First and Fourth hit

Second and Fifth hit

Third hit.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[1] x 5	0~4 x 5	20 x 5	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
2	8(17)30	33	90	-37 (Point Blank)/Hard Knockdown	-
Ken does a Shoryuken, then another Shoryuken. Invincible until Ken falls down from his second DP (Frames 1-57) Creates a juggle state. Ken has very little landing recovery frames, so a throw or a DP on landing can catch an unsuspecting opponent (If they allow you to land). Can't be used as an invincible reversal for some reason. You'll just get a special move instead. Detailed Input: (↓ [14~21f] ↘ [14~21f] → [14~21f] ↓ [14~21f] ↘ [9f] P)

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Frame Count	1+[18]+1	2	6	6	6	5	2	2	2	26	6	25	2
Simplified	2	2	6	13			2	2	26	33

Misc Animations

Jump Animations

• Neutral Jump:

Frame Count	3	1	8	8	8	8	8	4	1	7*
Simplified	3	1	44						1	7*

• Back Jump:

Frame Count	3	1	15	3	3	3	3	18	1	7*
Simplified	3	1	43						1	7*

• Forward Jump:

Frame Count	3	1	13	5	3	3	3	5	11	1	7*
Simplified	3	1	43							1	7*

New Ken's prejump animation was nerfed on ST by 1 frame, so unlike Old Ken, who has a considerably fast prejump animation, New Ken's prejump is of average speed. This for the most part is a disadvantage.

There's a small gap between the leg hurtbox and chest hurtbox on Ken's backward prejump frames. You can actually abuse it to evade Low Tiger Shots entirely, and even can even evade meaty Low Tiger Shots on wake up since the first wake up frame will be the first prejump frame if you wake up holding up-back. Mattsun does this frequently. Be aware though that if it's a meaty Short Low Tiger Shot you'll most likely end up landing on it, unless you react with an Air Tatsu to alter your jump trajectory, of course.

The landing recovery has a special property which allows it to be canceled into certain actions. At the first landing frame, you can perform throws (including command throws), and on the second landing frame, you can start another jump, attack with a normal or special move, or block. Blocking not being until the second landing frame, as well as hitbox-hurtbox interactions having priority over throwbox-throw hurtbox is why sweeps work as anti airs in this game.
Things are different when jumping over your opponent, however. In that situation it's possible to walk back/forward, to jump again or to even block on the first landing frame! Strangely, if a throw is timed on the first landing frame of a jump that crosses over, a throwbox will never come out, even though that input will result in a normal coming out 2 frames later (like it normally would). Anyway, being able to block on the first landing frame can help a little bit on some safe jump crossup setups, or maybe in other situations as well if your character has a huge jump arc.