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Chun-Li
Character Data
Forward Walk Speed	64
Backwards Walk Speed	48
Pre-Jump Frames	3
Forwards Jump Duration	44+
Backwards Jump Duration	46
Landing Frames	7*
Jump Height Apex	114
Forwards Jump Distance	166
Backwards Jump Distance	177
Soft Knockdown Recovery	35
Hard Knockdown Recovery	69

Normal Moves

Disclaimer: To better understand the diagrams, read this.

Standing Normals

cl.lp

Close Jab
Close Light Punch
5LP / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[0]	0~5	40	Chain, Special, Super	Mid	0-21
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	4	4	12	+5	2/1
A quick rapid-fire jab. Mainly usede for combos and as a tick for characters who can't duck it. This does massive damage for a jab. Sometimes this can trade as an anti-air in Chun's favor.

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

frlp

Far Jab
Far Light Punch
5LP / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[0]	0~5	40	Chain, Special, Super	Mid	22+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
3	2	8	13	+3	2/1
A rapid-fire slap. Good priority lets you mash to deal with moves like Blanka ball and Honda's Headbutt. Can work as a far away anti-air in some situations.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	4	3	1
Simplified	3	2	8

cl.mp

Close Strong
Close Medium Punch
5MP / cl.

It is now your turn, forever.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[1]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Mid	0-36
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4	4	13	+10	4/3
A punch with huge frame advantage. The huge frame advantage coupled with Chun's walking speed allows you to apply some nasty pressure. Mix them up with a throw or a low. You can also link into just about anything for combos. Also OK as a trade anti-air. Only Cammy and Blanka can crouch under this.

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Frame Count	2	2	4	3	1
Simplified	5		4	4

frmp

Far Strong
Far Medium Punch
5MP / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[0]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Mid	37+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4	4	13	+10	4/3
A poke with the same excellent frame advantage as the close version. Hits the entire cast whether they crouch or stand. Essentially an option select into Chun's damaging MP throw.

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

clhp

Close Fierce
Close Heavy Punch
5HP / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	10~16	80	Special, Super	Mid	0-41
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	20	11	35	-9	5/4
A double open palmed strike. Can cancel into fireball or Super in combos. You can also use this as a meaty for massive frame advantage, or for setting up frame traps. Otherwise, this move is pretty unsafe. This can usually work as a ground crossup if you're behind your opponent, but it's not very useful in that aspect.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	20	11
Simplified	4	20	11

frhp

Far Fierce
Far Heavy Punch
5HP / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[0]	10~16	80	Super	Mid	42+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	6	18	30	-2	5/4
A powered-up high punch. Deceptively fast startup, decent for punishment, and a surprisingly good anti air.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	3	6	10	7	1
Simplified	6		6	18

cllk

Close Short
Close Light Kick
5LK / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[1]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Mid	0-36
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	5	5	14	+3	2/1
A knee strike. Ok for ticks into throw, but Chun usually has better options for this. Does unusually high damage for a light attack.

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

frlk

Far Short
Far Light Kick
5LK / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	0~5	40	None	Mid	37+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	5	5	17	+3	2/1
A straightforward kick. Has decent priority, and hits at a nice angle. Useful for setting up frame traps. Does unusually high damage for a light attack.

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

clmk

Close Forward
Close Medium Kick
5MK / cl.

First hitbox

Second hitbox

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	5~11	60	Only the first hitbox can be canceled.	Mid	0-41
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	9 (3 / 6)	8	21	+1 / +4	4/3
A full split kick. Good anti air if you are at the right range to use it, beating moves like New Ryu's jumping HK. The first part can be cancelled, and is very easy to combo into legs, since you can just mash kick.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	1	3	6	3	4	1
Simplified	4		9		8

frmk

Far Forward
Far Medium Kick
5MK / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[0]	5~11	60	None	Mid	42+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	5	8	20	+5	4/3
A kick straight to the face. A mediocre anti-air, ok to counter some jumping attacks. Deceptively good range, making it useful to stuff fireball startups.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	5	4	4
Simplified	7		5	8

clhk

Close Roundhouse
Close Standing Heavy Kick
5HK /

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
28[1]	10~16	80	None	Mid	0-56
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
10	6	21	37	-5	5/4
Chun's panty-slippin high sidekick. A trade anti-air (no pre projected hurtboxes before becoming active but poor priority with big hit/hurtboxes afterwards) so if you want to beat a move cleanly you have to use Close Forward instead, which has good priority up close. Against some high priority air normals however, your only option may be a trade so this move is useful, and it can be used that way against most air normals as long as you time it correctly, minus against some very high priority normals like Cammy's Aerial Strong or against characters with very low jumps, like Boxer. Another difference to keep in mind is that the hitbox of this move is more centered than Close Forward, this is important against ambiguous crossup moves like a crossing up air tatsu for example. This also allows Chun to actually beat/trade with FeiLong's Chicken Wing corner trap, but it's difficult to use because the timing is very strict: you have a 1 frame window (with "reversal timing") for it to beat it cleanly and another 1 frame window to get a trade, anything slower than that and the move will come out too late and Chun will eat the Chicken Wing and probably a combo as well. And since you'll most likely be playing on a frame-skipping turbo speed, the timing becomes even more strict, leaving Chun with only one usable counter to the Chicken Wing corner trap: kara-cancelled low normal into Tenshokyaku.

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Frame Count	1 + 1	1	6	1	6	4	6	4	7
Simplified	10				6	21

frhk

Far Roundhouse
Far Standing Heavy Kick
5HK /

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
28[0]	10~16	80	None	Mid	57+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
11	8	14	33	0	5/4
A heavy kick to the face. Good anti air, but takes a while to come out.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	4	8	7	7
Simplified	11			8	14

Crouching Normals

crlp

Crouching Jab
Crouching Light Punch
2LP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
4[1]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	4	5	13	+4	2/1
A short punch. Good priority, but not mashable like other jabs. As a tick, it's outclassed by moves like cr.MK and close/far MP. One nice trick is to kara cancel this into anti air Tenshokyaku to remove her standing frame.

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

crmp

Crouching Strong
Crouching Medium Punch
2MP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[1]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4	5	14	+9	4/3
Far Standing Strong but crouching. Good range and frame advantage, not much reason to use this over standing versions of mp though The priority is also much worse than cr lp.

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

crhp

Crouching Fierce
Crouching Heavy Punch
2HP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[2]	10~16	80	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	6	19	32	-3	5/4
Crouching MP but bigger. Good range with decent priority, but very sluggish, punishable if whiffed. Probably best to use safer attacks.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	6	8	11
Simplified	7		6	19

crlk

Crouching Short
Crouching Light Kick
2LK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
14[0]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4	5	14	+4	2/1
A low split kick. Good priority, and ok reach for a crouch lk, but pretty slow. Works ok as an occasional tick. Does above average damage for a light attack.

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

frmk

Crouching Forward
Crouching Medium Kick
2MK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[1]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	5	4	14	+9	4/3
Easily one of the best pokes in the game. Spammable AND special/super cancelable. One of the main reasons it's very annoying playing against a competent Chun.

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Frame Count	1 + 4	5	4
Simplified	5	5	4

crhk

Crouching Roundhouse
Crouching Heavy Kick
2HK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[2]	5~11	130	None	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	6	19	32	-3/Down	5/4
Chun's sweep. Good range, useful for beating/trading with fireballs, and a good punish in general. Just try not to whiff it, as it leaves Chun quite open. It also sets up a built-in safe jump against Sagat, and it will randomly also be a safe jump against Claw (sometimes Chun will land without hitting him).

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	6	8	11
Simplified	7		19

Jumping Normals

njlp

Neutral Jumping Jab
Neutral Jumping Light Punch
8LP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[2]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	∞	N/A	8+∞	Dependent	2/1
A jumping chop. Stays active the whole jump, ok to shield yourself from lower priority attacks.

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Frame Count	2	3	2	∞
Simplified	8			∞

djlp

Diagonal Jumping Jab
Diagonal Jumping Light Punch
7 or 9 LP
or +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
16[2]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	∞	N/A	6+∞	Dependent	2/1
Like the neutral jump version except it's a punch with worse priority. Safejumps aside, this isn't much use, outclassed by j mp.

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Frame Count	3	3	∞
Simplified	6		∞

njmp

Neutral Jumping Strong
Neutral Jumping Medium Punch
8MP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[2]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	16	∞	24+∞	Dependent	4/3
Another chop. Good priority, but aside from having double the active frames, neutral jump HP outclasses this.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	3	3	2	16	2	3	4	∞
Simplified	8			16	∞

djmp

Diagonal Jumping Strong
Diagonal Jumping Medium Punch
7 or 9 MP
or +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[2]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	-
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	8	∞	14+∞	Dependent	4/3
Another punch. Good air to air, and good jump in from the right range. Can usually beat some normals that anti air your jumping MK.

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

njhp

Neutral Jumping Fierce
Neutral Jumping Heavy Punch
8HP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26[2]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
8	8	∞	16+∞	Dependent	5/4
Yet another chop. Great horizontal priority and reach, fantastic air to air, and works as an anti air in some situations if you react in time.

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Frame Count	3	3	2	8	2	3	4	∞
Simplified	8			8	∞

djhp

Diagonal Jumping Fierce
Diagonal Jumping Heavy Punch
7 or 9 HP
or +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[2]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	8	∞	14+∞	Dependent	5/4
Yet another punch. Like diagonal jumping MP but with a different hitbox. In some situations, it may be better to use this instead.

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

njlk

Neutral Jumping Short
Neutral Jumping Light Kick
8LK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[2]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	∞	N/A	6+∞	Dependent	2/1
A jumping split kick. Don't think too hard about how the hitbox works. Good priority, beats a handful of moves, and is a great defensive tool.

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Frame Count	3	3	∞
Simplified	6		∞

djlk

Diagonal Jumping Short
Diagonal Jumping Light Kick
7 or 9 LK
or +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[2]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	∞	N/A	6+∞	Dependent	2/1
A confident jumping kick. Aside from safejumps, this isn't too special. It gives Dictator trouble, but otherwise favor j.MK.

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Frame Count	3	3	∞
Simplified	6		∞

njmk

Neutral Jumping Forward
Neutral Jumping Medium Kick
8MK
+

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[2]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	10	∞	16+∞	Dependent	4/3
Another split kick. Don't think too hard about how the hurtbox works. Ok range, but unlike Old Chun's version of this move the lowest hurtbox got stretched horizontaly so the overall priority is bad. Favor Neutral Jumping Short. That hurtbox was also reduced downwards though, allowing this move to beat Honda's Headbutts, something none of her other neutral jump normals can (with the exception of Head Stomp, but that forces a bounce which can be very bad on a neutral jump). This requires Chun to land right top of him, because the horizontal priority is not enough to beat Headbutts from the front.

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Frame Count	3	3	10	3	∞
Simplified	6		10	∞

djmk

Diagonal Jumping Forward
Diagonal Jumping Medium Kick
7 or 9MK / or +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[2]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	16	∞	22+∞	Dependent	4/3
A stronger version of diagonal LK. Chun's crossup, and also her best jump in for the most part.

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Frame Count	3	3	16	3	∞
Simplified	6		16	∞

njhk

Neutral Jumping Roundhouse
Neutral Jumping Heavy Kick
8HK / +

This move breaks all the rules.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26[2]	10~16	80	Special	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
3	13 (5/4/4)	∞	16+∞	Dependent Hard Down	5/4
Essentially a jumping version of Chun's 3MK command normal. This has a good horizontal range, and trades with most attacks if you time it right. It can also be used against grounded opponents on the way up. This is a rare case of normal moves that cause a full knockdown. This also doesn't require the opponent to be standing to be blocked, which is also unique (and bad for Chun). It can be special canceled as well, but the only special move Chun can use in the air requires back charge, and you don't have enough airtime to get a charge before you land.

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Frame Count	1	2	5	4	4	4	6	∞
Simplified	3		13			∞

djhk

Diagonal Jumping Roundhouse
Diagonal Jumping Heavy Kick
7 or 9 HK
or +

There's a REALLY small hitbox here, right around her waist.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[2]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	16	∞	22+∞	Dependent	5/4
Chun does 2 split kicks in a row. They don't combo. Can be a decent air to air in some situations, just be careful as it leaves you quite vulnerable to air to airs, and anti airs. Strangely enough, the frame in between kicks can hit too: if you look closely, you'll noticed a red dot around her waist, thats a 1x1 px hitbox!

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Frame Count	3	3	6	4	6	6	∞
Simplified	6		16			∞

Command Normals

Sankaku Tobi (Wall Jump)

Sankaku Kobi
Wall Jump
6 in air near a wall
in air near a wall

Chun-Li's wall jump.

• The jumping animation is 6 frames long.
• Useful for getting out of the corner or avoiding attacks.
• The jump can be performed during an air normal. You can also do an air attack after wall jumping. You can bounce off someone with her air 2MK normal, then walljump afterwards. You can even air throw, walljump, then attack or air throw again.
• If you're quick enough, you can cancel the jump itself into a Spinning Bird Kick, retaining the directional momentum of your original jump arc.

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Frame Count	6

Rear Spin Kick

Rear Spin Kick
Flip Kick
3MK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[0]	0~5	40	None	Mid	0-11
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	9 (5/4)	43	59	-39 Down (Second Hitbox)	2/1
Chun-Li does a jump off the opponent (or thin air) into a flip. Heavily nerfed from her Old version, being unable to combo. The second hitbox knocks down, but it's very difficult to hit with it. Gives the same meter on block/hit as a Short/Jab even though this move is performed with a Forward. Avoid this move.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	5	4	4	4	6	29
Simplified	7		9		43

Kyakukyakuraku

Kyakukyakuraku
Neck Breaker
3HK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	10~16	80	None	Mid/Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
37	14	0	51	-	5/4
Chun-Li flips over her opponent and lands on top with a knee strike. This move is good for shenanigans or to simply force the opponent to block on wake-up, since it can avoid a lot of reversal attacks. It has high stun, but the timer bonus is very short, so odds are it will either dizzy or the enemy will recover from all dizzy damage by the time they get back up. Despite Chun being airborne during the move, it hits Mid, and will hit Low if Chun hits deep enough. Since Chun is airborne from frame 1, this move can be used to avoid tick throws.

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Frame Count	1 + 4	4	5	6	7	8	2	14
Simplified	37							14

Flying Sumo Press

Yosokyaku
Head Stomp
2MK midair
+ midair

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	2~8	60	Special	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
3	16	∞	19+∞	Dependent	4/3
Chun-Li stomps on her opponent midair. This move starts a juggle state and can be used up to 3 times before landing. It is possible to use this move as an instant overhead. Simply jump and immediately do a head stomp, and the enemy will have to block high to avoid getting hit. This move has "trip guard", meaning if you use it and someonetries to sweep or Low Tiger Shot you, you'll either beat it or land in a blocking position.

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Frame Count	1	2	16	8	4	5	∞
Simplified	3		16	∞

Throws

Chun-Li can throw with and . She also has an air throw, performed with the same buttons.

Koshuto
cl. 4 or 6MP/HP
cl. or +/

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
38 (MP) 32 (HP)	7~13	100	None	Grab	48 (from axis) 23 (from throwable box)
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	1	Dependent	2	N/A	-
Chun-Li's throw. The direction held when throwing determines the direction you'll throw at. The Strong version does more damage than the Fierce version for some reason, so prefer the Strong version when you're not trying to throw tech. Be careful when throwing cornered opponents towards the corner, since most characters can actually punish Chun-Li's recovery if they tech.

Ryuseiraku
Any direction but 8 midair + MP/HP
Any direction but midair + /

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
34	7~13	100	None	Grab	58 (from axis) 33 (from throwable box)
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	1	Dependent	2	N/A	-
Same sprite and basic function as Chun's grounded throw. Very good range for an air throw.

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Grounded Throw

Air Throw

--Raisin (March 12, 2007), some info courtesy T.Akiba

Special Moves

Hundred Hand Slap

{{MoveData | name = Hundred Hand Slap | input = Press Repeatedly

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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:

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

Sumo Headbutt

Sumo Headbutt
Headbutt
[4]6P / +

Jab version depicted. Dosu-koi!

	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	28[1]/28[2]	9~15	100	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	8	28 (6/22)	25/26	61/62	-7 (Blocked)/Hard Knockdown	9
Invincible on Frames 1-11.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	30[2]/30[3]	9~15	100	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	11	27 (2/25)	25/26	63/64	-7 (Blocked)/Hard Knockdown	9
Invincible on Frames 1-11.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	32[3]/32[4]	9~15	100	None	Mid	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	6	54 (1/53)	25/26	85/86	-7 (Blocked)/Hard Knockdown	9
Honda shouts a sumo battle cry and flies forward. Damage and speed increase with strength. Honda will keep going until he hits the opponent or the maximum active frames are hit. The HP version is invincible on Frames 1-6. General Strategies LP Headbutt is your main defensive tool. The invincibility combines well with the excellent vertical and horizontal range, making jumping or getting in on Honda nearly impossible when he has charge. Learn to time this move properly and matches against non-fireballers become way easier. The MP version should only really be used for positioning. An example being if you know your opponent is going to jump backwards at round start, using MP Headbutt lands you right next to them, close to the corner. The HP version is very fast, making it a great tool to safely pressure and punish mid-range mistakes (such as whiffs or opponents falling down from a jumping attack). It also has a much better horitontal hitbox than the Jab version, making for a better anti air if your opponent is jumping in front of you rather than above you. While you may trade with the HP version, you'll almost always come out on top positioning wise. Avoid using the HP version from full screen, especially if your opponent is near the corner. They can jump it on reaction and punish.

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• Startup:

	Jab and Strong Only			Strong and Fierce Only
Frame Count (Jab)	1	3	4
Simplified (Jab)	8
Frame Count (Strong)	1	2	6	2
Simplified (Strong)	11
Frame Count (Fierce)		1	4	1
Simplified (Fierce)		6

• Active:

• Jab Version

Frame Count	3	3	22
Simplified	6		22

• Strong and Fierce Version:

Frame Count (Strong)	2	25
Frame Count (Fierce)	1	53

• Recovery:

Frame Count	4	4	4	8/9	2	2	1
Simplified	25/26

Sumo Smash

Sumo Smash
Buttslam
[2]8K / +

Rising Hitbox (Short and Forward Only)

Falling Hitbox.

	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	24[2]	9~15	100	None	Mid/High	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	19	9(13)12	5	58	Dependent	9
Invincible on frames 1-21.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	28[2]	9~15	100	None	Mid/High	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	19	9(13)12	5	58	Dependent	9
Invincible on frames 1-19.
	Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
	32[2]	9~15	100	None	High	N/A
	Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
	42	15	6	63	Dependent	9
Honda leaps into the air and comes crashing down with the weight of a piano. Short and Forward have a rising hitbox, while Roundhouse does not. Rising part hits mid, while the falling part hits high. Not that this move hits most crouching opponents anyway. HK version is invincible on frames 1-21. General Strategies cr.lk > Smash is a good pressure/mixup tool. Just make sure to vary your strengths and mix in some ticks. The LK version serves as both a decent anti-air and is useful to get over projectiles from far away. Also a good mixup for Oicho setups. The MK version can be used to stuff projectile attempts at the right distance. It also doubles as a risky way to get over projectiles. (It can be punished by Shoto sweeps and Guile/Dee Jay's jumping attacks.) Be careful about using both Short and Forward as anti-airs. The long startup frames give your opponent time to block the rising hit when standing, and leaves an opportunity for them to punish as you fall down. The HK version is mainly for crossups, mixups, and setting ticks rather than as a way to avoid projectiles, since it's very easily punishable.

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• Startup (Short/Forward):

Frame Count (Short)	1	4	5	2	5	4
Simplified (Short)	21
Frame Count (Forward)	1	3	4	2	5	4
Simplified (Forward)	19

• Active + Recovery:

Frame Count (Short)	9	9 (3 + 3 + 3)	2	2	10	4
Simplified (Short)	9	13			10	4
Frame Count (Forward)	9	9 (3 + 3 + 3)	2	2	12	5
Simplified (Forward)	9	13			12	5

• Startup (Roundhouse):

Frame Count	1	3	4	2	4	4
Simplified	18... (42)

Frame Count	9	9 (3 + 3 + 3)	2	2
Simplified	...24 (42

• Active/Recovery:

Frame Count	15	6

Oicho Throw

Oicho Throw
6324P
+

Who needs shading with mixups like these?

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
16[1] + 28[1] (L) 18[1] + 30 [1] (M) 20[1] + 32[1] (H)	7~13 x 2	100 x 2	None	Grab	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
0	1	Dependent	1	Dependent	12
Honda slams his opponent to the ground, then follows up with a buttslam. Honda's main offensive weapon. Easy to tick into, great damage, high dizzy. Affected by the Input Storing Glitch. 4 can be held as long as you want before performing the move. The Input Storing Glitch allows this move to be a powerful defensive tool as well. (See Strategies for more info.) You can Negative Edge this move to create a command grab with essentially 0 recovery frames. NOTE: The Input Storing Glitch was fixed in Hyper Street Fighter 2. An alternate version of Honda with the glitch restored can be selected by holding Start and selecting the Super Turbo/Super X version of Honda.

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Super Combo

Super Killer Head Ram
[4]646P
+

It's Super Killer, but you're the one who's probably getting killed.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[2] x 4	0~4 x 4	20 x 4	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	54(7)54	25	146	-13 (Second Attack)/ Hard Knockdown*	-
Honda brings out the big guns: One of the worst Super Combos in the game. Affected by the Input Storing glitch. The second Forward can be held as long as you need before performing the move. Invincible on frames 1-7. Honda only has 1 invincible hitbox frame, compared to the 3 on his jab Headbutt. Extremely unsafe on block (Some characters can DP after blocking the first hit, others can punish after blocking both). If used at point blank range, this move will occasionally shoot straight through your opponent. The second hit will occasionally miss, seemingly at random. Can go through projectiles. Will not knock down if the first hit results in a "gut reel" hitstun animation. This is obviously a downside in most cases, but it can be an occasional upside since you're right in Oicho range. NOTE: The Input Storing Glitch was fixed in Hyper Street Fighter 2. An alternate version of Honda with the glitch restored can be selected by holding Start and selecting the Super Turbo/Super X version of Honda. General Strategies You can store the super motion to use as a walking anti-air. This one frame is still a lot larger than Jab Headbutt's hitbox, letting you catch several things that a regular Jab Headbutt can't catch.

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Frame Count	1	[18] + 4	1	1	53?
Simplified	6			1	53?

Frame Count	1	1	1	3	1	1	53?
Simplified	7					1	53?

• Recovery/Knockback:

Frame Count	4	4	4	8	2	2	1
Simplified	25

Misc Animations

Jump Animations

• Prejump:

Frame Count	2	2	1
Simplified	5

• Neutral/Back Jump, Airborne + Landing:

Frame Count (Neutral)	1	10	5	5	5	5	5	8	1	7*
Simplified (Neutral)	1	43							1	7*
Frame Count (Back)	1	10	5	5	5	5	5	8	1	7*
Simplified (Back)	1	43							1	7*

• Forward Jump, Airborne + Landing:

Frame Count	1	10	6	4	4	6	12	1	7*
Simplified	1	42						1	7*

Honda has the slowest prejump animation on the game. This is part of the reason why he suffers so much to get in vs projectile zoners. With that said, knowing how to jump correctly can make these matchups less annoying.
First of all, you'll be jumping neutrally frequently, since it will not always be possible to jump forward safely. Looking at Honda's Neutral Jump hurtboxes, it's easy to notice that the last 9 frames of the jump animation have the leg hurtbox positioned very low, which will make jumping over projectiles extra hard. To deal with that, it's wise to do a move that reduces Honda's hurtboxes during that time, so you can avoid having big vulnerable hurtboxes. A good option is to press HK as soon as you hit the apex of the jump, that way you'll not only have very small "lower-back" hurtboxes through out the entirety of the jump, but also may trigger the opponents proximity block. This is extra effective with Old Honda, as his Neutral Jumping Roundhouse has amazing priority at the front. New Honda can also control the horizontal movement of the Neutral Jump if he does a Fierce, but keep in mind that Neutral Jumping Fierce have bigger "lower-back" hurtboxes, leaving him more vulnerable to projectiles. It's also optimal to activate Fierce a little before Honda hits the apex of the jump so it's possible to steer the maximum possible.
As for forward jumps, an important thing to be aware of is how his hurtboxes are positioned on the last 13 frames of the jump. Take a look at the hitbox images above, did you notice how Honda's hurtboxes are way less vulnerable at his front than if he did a move? Just compare the forward edge of the pushbox (green box) which is the same on all jumping animations, with the edge of the closest hurtbox (blue box) on all diagonal jumping animations (empty jump + diagonal jumping normals). A well spaced empty jump can be usefull if the opponent defaults to non sweep anti airs, as this can make these anti airs simply whiff (e.g. vs a Dee Jay that defaults to Upkick anti air when he has charge). This trick can be just what Honda needs to finally get in and apply his extremelly strong close range pressure. Of course, if the opponent is aware of this, he may counter it appropriately, but then Honda can just jump with one of his good anti-anti-air normals instead, creating a mix-up situation.

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.