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== Introduction ==
{{Infobox Character SSF2T
'''Ranking'''<br>
|name=Chun-Li
Chun is ranked high mid-tier.  There are certain characters that she dominates, certain characters she has even matches with, and certain characters who dominate her.  Some of her "even" matches are not even in the traditional sense.  For example, against Fei she does really well as long as she's not in the corner.  However, if Chun gets put in the corner and Fei starts doing st.Fierce xx Chicken Wing (his 3-hit spin kick), it is a nightmare for Chun, and she has no easy way out.
|image = ChunLi.png
<br><br>
|dmgscal = 27/32
The same is true against Claw.  Chun does well if she can keep the game on the ground, but if Claw can get his wall dive shenanigans going, Chun has no escape, and she must guess correctly which way to block, and that can be very difficult.
|fwalk = 64
|bwalk = 48
|prejump = 3
|njumpdr = 45
|fjumpdr = 44+
|bjumpdr = 46
|landing = {{Tooltip | text=7* | hovertext = Can be canceled into a throw from Frame 1 onward, or jumps, attacks, or blocks on Frame 2 onward.}}
|jumpa = 114
|fjumpdt = 166
|bjumpdt = 177
|skdr = 35
|hkdr = 69
}}
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'''Strengths'''
<br>
-st.Strong is an extremely good poke<br>
-j.Forward is a great jumping move<br>
-can store her super<br>
-Lightning Legs will cleanly beat nearly every ground move in the game<br>
-good throw range<br>
-throw does a lot more damage than it probably should<br>
-good dizzy combos<br>
-fast walking speed<br>
-very agile (can jump off walls, do attacks after head stomp)<br>
-is good at both turtling and rushing down
<br><br>
'''Weaknesses'''
<br>
-has no solid anti-air<br>
-upkicks will sometimes completely whiff, even at point blank range<br>
-has no solid reversal to escape things like Claw's wall dives or Fei's Chicken Wing trap<br>
-has a big jump arc which is easy to see and punish<br>
-has a hard time with fireball traps


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 20:04, 8 May 2006 (CDT)


== Color Selections ==
=== "New Chun Li" colors ===
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/6513/chunlinewcolorsbr8.png <br>
--[[User:Raisin|Raisin]] (March 10, 2007)


== Moves List ==
==Normal Moves==
<b>Disclaimer</b>: To better understand the diagrams, read [https://wiki.supercombo.gg/w/Super_Street_Fighter_2_Turbo/FAQ#SSF2T.27s_Wiki_Diagram_Conventions this].


== The Basics ==
===Standing Normals===


=== Anti-air ===
===== <span class="invisible-header">cllp</span> =====
Chun does not have any one move (like a Shoryuken) that can be used as a general anti-air.  She must use specific moves depending on what the opponent uses.  Her useful anti-air moves are:<br>
{{MoveData
-jump straight up Short<br>
| name    = Close Jab
-jump straight up Fierce<br>
| input    = 5LP / cl.{{lp}}
-jump straight up RH<br>
| subtitle = Close Light Punch
-far or close st.Forward<br>
| image    = ChunLi_stcljab3.png
-far st.Fierce<br>
| imageSize = 90x92px
-far st.RH<br>
| caption  =
-cr.Forward (make the opponent land on it)<br>
| data  =
<br>
{{AttackData-SSF2T
Her absolute best anti-air is her super, which can be done so that the opponent is grounded and takes all 6 hits, followed by upkicks for massive damage.  The timing differs depending on the speed of the opponent's jump. It is very difficult to do against Blanka and Claw, but it is easier on everyone else, especially against Ryu and Ken if they do air hurricane kick (because air hurricane kick has a lot of landing recovery).
|damage = {{tooltip|text=18[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
<br><br>
  |dizzy= 0~5
For anti-air against a specific move or character, see the character breakdowns below.
|dizzytime= 40
  |cancel = Chain, Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 4
|active= 4
|recovery= 4
|total = 12
|frameAdv = +5
|actrange = 0~21
|meter = 2/1
|description= A quick rapid-fire jab.
*Mainly used for combos and as a tick for characters who can't duck it.
*This does massive damage for a mashable light attack.
*Sometimes this can trade as an anti-air in Chun's favor.
}}
}}


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 20:04, 8 May 2006 (CDT)
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=== Ground Pokes/Footsies ===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Pokes'''
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stcljab1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stcljab2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stcljab3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stcljab2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stcljab1&5.png}}
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Chun really only has one good poke (st.Strong), but it is an extremely good poke. It can lock down characters with no good reversal, it has excellent range, and it beats a lot of moves cleanly. Very effective to rush down with st.Strongs mixed with throws.
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
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'''Footsies'''
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 4}}
<br>
|}
Her cr.Forward has good priority, and it's so fast it's practically unpunishable.  She can also use her cr.RH for extra range and to get the knock down, but cr.RH has a considerable amount of lag and should be used with caution.


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 11:29, 9 May 2006 (CDT)
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=== Throws ===
==== <span class="invisible-header">frlp</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Far Jab
| input    = 5LP / cl.{{lp}}
| subtitle = Far Light Punch
| image    = ChunLi_stfarjab2.png
| imageSize = 102x92px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=4[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 0~5
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = Chain, Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 3
|active= 2
|recovery= 8
|total = 13
|frameAdv = +3
|actrange = 22+
|meter = 2/1
|description= A rapid-fire slap.
*Good priority lets you mash to deal with moves like Blanka's Roll and Honda's Headbutt.
*Can work as a far away anti-air in some situations.
}}
}}


Holding towards or back and pressing Strong or Fierce punch will produce Chun Li's throw.  She can also air-throw this way.
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Although both the Strong and Fierce ground throws look identical, they're actually quite different for some weird reason. The Fierce throw deals an ordinary 22% damage, but the Strong throw does 26% damage, which is unusually high.  Since the Strong throw has no other drawbacks, use it instead of the Fierce whenever possible.
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarjab1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarjab2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarjab3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarjab4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarjab1&5.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 3 | 8}}
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The air-throw versions are the same and do approximately 23.5% damage.
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--[[User:Raisin|Raisin]] (March 12, 2007), some info courtesy [[T.Akiba]]


=== Super Move ===
==== <span class="invisible-header">clmp</span> ====
'''Stored Super'''
{{MoveData
<br>
| name    = Close Strong
Chun is one of only two characters who can store her super.  That is, you can input the [charge back, towards, back, towards] part of the command, then hold towards.  The command will remain stored until you hit kick, at which point the super will come out.  This is a technique that must be mastered to use Chun effectively.
| input   = 5MP / cl.{{mp}}
<br><br>
| subtitle = Close Medium Punch
Notes:
| image    = ChunLi_stclstrng3.png
<br>
| imageSize = 105x90px
-It is still possible to keep your charge, even if you switch sides.  You just need to switch which direction you're holding at the exact right time. This works whether you are the one doing the cross-up or you are the one being crossed-up.
| caption  = It is now your turn, forever.
<br>
| data =
-If you throw the opponent or get thrown (even if you stay on the same side), you will lose your charge. It is possible to keep your charge while throwing the opponent, but it is tricky. While holding towards with the super charged, hit Strong or Fierce to throw the opponent. Then you must quickly tap back, then return to towards and you will still have the super stored.  If you simply held towards the whole time, you would lose your charge.
  {{AttackData-SSF2T
<br><br>
|damage ={{tooltip|text=22[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
'''Using the Super Against Fireballs'''
  |dizzy= 5~11
<br>
|dizzytime= 60
Going through fireballs with Chun's super is entirely possible, but it is much harder than going through fireballs with Boxer's super, or Dic's super. The reason is because she has a very short window of invincibility, and after her invincibility her entire hit-box (where she is vulnerable) is behind her. That means that you have to activate the super JUST before the fireball hits you. Any earlier and you will not make it cleanly through.
|cancel = Special, Super
<br><br>
|guard = Mid
Against fireball characters, if you have meter, whenever you do a fireball you should always double motion the super on top of it. In other words, you should do her fireball as [charge back, towards+punch, back, hold towards]. If the opponent jumps over your fireball, you can super them for free. If the opponent also threw a fireball to cancel out yours, you can super them for free. Else, walk up until you are just out of range of their longest normal and hold down towards.  If they try any moves or try to jump, super. If they try to get fresh and walk towards you, st.Strong (while still holding towards and maintaining your charge).
|startup= 5
|active= 4
  |recovery= 4
  |total = 13
  |frameAdv = +10
|actrange = 0~36
|meter = 4/3
  |description= 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.
  }}
  }}


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 12:04, 9 May 2006 (CDT)
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== Advanced Strategy ==
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Reversals'''
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<br>
|-
''Upkicks'' - All three versions have invincibility at the beginning, but Short has the most.
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
<br><br>
|-
''Spinning Bird Kick'' - Has more invincibility than upkicks, but it takes a long time to hit, so it's really more useful as a way to avoid the opponent's move, rather than to counter it.
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 4}}
<br><br>
|}
''Super'' - The only thing to watch out for is the opponent baiting your reversal super and jumping over it.
<br><br>
'''Dizzy Combos''' ''(combos that will often dizzy the opponent)''
<br>
Her bread-and-butter dizzy combo is j.RH, st.Strong, st.Fierce, but it will only work on characters that are standing.  (The st.Fierce can not hit ducking opponents.)  j.RH, st.Fierce xx fireball will also frequently dizzy.  If you have the opportunity to do a meaty, go for cr.Forward, cr.Fierce.  That also will dizzy the majority of the time.
<br><br>
'''Standard Combos''' ''(combos to do when the opponent is dizzy)''
<br>
I feel that if you don't have meter, the best combo to do is j.RH, st.Strong, cr.RH.  The reason I like that combo the best is because it knocks down, you are charged, you can throw a meaty fireball, and you retain control of the round.  If you do something else, like [j.RH, st.Fierce xx Fireball], you are left in an awkward position where both you and your opponent are at equal advantage, except you don't have a charge.
<br><br>
If you have a full meter (or nearly a full meter) and you are charged, go for j.RH, st.Fierce xx super.  With the super stored, it's really not all that hard to pull off:  charge back, towards, back, towards, then jump towards, hit RH as late as possible, then st.Fierce~any kick button.
<br><br>
'''Avoiding Fireballs'''
<br>
Because she has to charge for her fireball, Chun has a problem against non-charge fireball characters.  If you don't have time to charge, you have several options to try to avoid the fireballs:
<br><br>
''Jump straight up head stomp'' - When Chun is doing her headstomp, her hitbox becomes thinner, so it's easier for her to jump over slow fireballs.  The only downside to this is that you lose valuable charge time, because you need to do the headstomp on your way down, and the joystick needs to be straight down (down/back won't work).
<br><br>
''D/F+RH'' - If you want to get over a fireball and gain a little bit of ground, you can use D/F+RH, but don't use it when you are too close, because it is easily punishable. Be sure to immediately start charge back after you hit RH so that you will have your charge when you land.
<br><br>
''Spinning Bird Kick'' - Because it is invincibile in the beginning, you can use SBK to go through fireballs, but it is very punishable and not recommended unless you are about to die from block damage.
<br><br>
'''Overhead Stomp'''
<br>
To do Chun's instant head stomp, jump at the opponent and immediately hit down+Forward kick. Because it's a jumping attack, it must be blocked high.  It's too fast to see the stomp and react to it, so the opponent must guess.  You are vulnerable as you're bouncing away, but keep in mind that you can do a move (say,  j.Forward) on your way down.  The overhead is especially good to use against people who like to reversal Dragon Punch, because her headstomp will beat DP clean.
<br><br>
'''Corner Awareness'''
<br>
Unfortunately for Chun, if she throws the opponent into the corner and the opponent techs, the opponent recovers and lands so fast theat Chun gets thrown for free.  This is especially bad against Gief and Hawk, because they also get a free super on her.
<br><br>
Unless it will kill (or your opponent is O.Sagat), be sure to throw the opponent OUT of the corner.  Also be aware that if you are in the corner charging back, then you go for a throw, you will end up getting a fireball, which might cost you.  So be very careful when you're in the corner.
<br><br>
'''D/F+Roundhouse Shenanigans'''
<br>
Chun's D/F+RH is one of the craziest normals in the game.  It will hit as a low move (must be duck-blocked) if done correctly, and it can be done as a completely safe meaty against several characters. If the opponent doesn't try to reverse, they will be forced to block it, but if they do reverse properly, they will still lose:
<br><br>
-Guile's Flash Kick will completely whiff (backwards)<br>
-Ryu's DP will be blocked (backwards)<br>
-Zangief's lariat will lose cleanly<br>
-Deejay's upkicks will completely whiff (backwards)<br>
<br><br>
As the opponent is getting up, she can whiff D/F+RH to get to the opposite side of any character, but if she immediately follows it up with a normal, it will be backwards (and will whiff), so it's not very useful.
<br><br>
D/F+RH will only hit as a cross-up on certain characters. Some characters always block it the same way (not as a cross-up), while some have to block it depending on how deep Chun does it.
<br><br>
Which characters can Chun cross-up?
<br><br>
Ryu: yes<br>
Ken: yes<br>
Honda: no<br>
Chun: no<br>
Blanka: no<br>
Zangief: no<br>
Guile: yes<br>
Sim: no<br>
Hawk: yes<br>
Cammy: yes<br>
Fei: yes<br>
DeeJay: yes<br>
Boxer: yes<br>
Claw: no<br>
Sagat: no<br>
Dictator: no<br>
<br>


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 15:39, 20 June 2006 (CDT)
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== Match-ups ==
===Serious Advantage Match-ups===
Zangief, Dictator, Cammy


===Advantage Match-ups===
==== <span class="invisible-header">frmp</span> ====
Honda, Blanka, Guile, Hawk
{{MoveData
| name    = Far Strong
| input    = 5MP / fr.{{mp}}
| subtitle = Far Medium Punch
| image    = ChunLi_stfarstrng3.png
| imageSize = 143x83px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage ={{tooltip|text=22[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 60
|cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 5
|active= 4
|recovery= 4
|total = 13
|frameAdv = +10
|actrange = 37+
|meter = 4/3
|description= 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 Strong throw.
}}
}}


===Fair Match-ups===
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Boxer, DeeJay, Dhalsim, Claw, Ken, Fei
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===Disadvantage Match-ups===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
Ryu, O.Sagat
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarstrng1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarstrng2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarstrng3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarstrng2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_stfarstrng1&5.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 4}}
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===Serious Disadvantage Match-ups===
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None


== Specific Match-ups ==
=== Vs. Balrog (Boxer) ===
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
<br>
This is a pretty even match that I feel is about 5/5 or possibly 5.5/4.5 in favor of Chun.  For the most part Chun controls the match until Boxer gets meter, at which point Boxer then controls the match.  After he uses the super, Chun once again controls the match.  Chun has good tools to stop Boxer's rush down, but if she gets trapped in the corner, it can get ugly for her.  No really dominating advantage for either character.
<br><br>
'''Boxer's Game Plan'''
<br>
Boxer wants to rush her down as he does to pretty much everyone except Gief.  His problem is that Chun can stop his rush down pretty well.  For that reason, a huge part of the winning strategy for Boxer is to trade.  There are virtually no bad trades for Boxer in this match, as he just does more damage in general.  His most useful trade is when she does a fireball; he can st.Fierce or high rush and do nearly double the damage she does.
<br><br>
Boxer's super also helps him a lot in this match, so many Boxer players will let Chun throw fireballs, doing either Short rushes or Jab shoulder charges between fireballs to build meter.
<br><br>
'''Chun's Game Plan'''
<br>
For the most part, Chun wants to turtle it up, because that's the best way to stop Boxer's rush down.  She can use fireballs and cr.Forwards to keep him out.  Lightning legs will beat practically everything he has, but watch out for the shoulder charge.  If he does a jumping attack to hit you out of lightning legs, he's going to have to do it so high that you get a free throw on him when he lands.
<br><br>
The only time Chun wants to go on the offensive is when Boxer is knocked down.  She gets a free safe jump on him, and it is quite easy to time because even his fastest shoulder charge (the Jab version) has a whopping 11 frames of start-up before it can hit.  His super has 6 frames of non-hitting start-up, so you can still safe jump even when he has meter.  Getting him to throw away his super on a safe jump is huge, because that super is what's stopping you from throwing fireballs, and fireballs are a big part of Chun's strategy in this match.
<br><br>
After doing a safe jump (I use j.Forward), you need to hold down/back for just a split second in case he did get the reversal, then go for the throw or [cr.Forward, cr.RH].
<br><br>
If Boxer gets meter, it's time to chill.  You need to go into super turtle mode:  stop throwing fireballs, stop whiffing cr.Forwards...just chill.  You should only react to what he does.  Most Boxer players are expecting you to chill, so it's at this time that you can sometimes surprise them with a blatant walk up throw, especially if one of you/both of you are low on life, but don't depend on this as a stable strategy.  (Another good thing about walk up throw is that he can not catch you with the super while you are walking up--you can react and block in time.)
<br><br>
If Boxer throws you and goes for a meaty cr.Forward as you land, just throw him.  (It doesn't matter if he crossed you up or not, you still get a free throw if he's within your throw range.)  Upkicks are too risky if he blocks it, so be safe and go with the throw.
<br><br>
'''Anti-Air'''
<br>
''From far:''<br>
-far st.Forward<br>
-far st.RH<br>
-make him land on a fireball (will probably trade with his jumping attack)
<br><br>
Personally I feel that making him land on a fireball is the best option.  Even though you lose the damage trade, you are in an excellent position.  He has been knocked down, and you can do a risk-free meaty D/F+RH, followed by guessing game:  throw, or [cr.Forward, throw], or [cr.Forward, cr.RH].
<br><br>
''From close:''<br>
-jump straight up Short<br>
-jump straight up RH<br>
-upkicks<br>
-close st.Forward
<br><br>
Probably upkicks are the best bet, but if your reactions are quick enough, jump straight up RH is just as good.  Jump straight up Short and close st.Forward will work decently, but you really want to get that knock down so that you can safe jump at him.
<br><br>
'''Anti-Shoulder-Charge'''
<br>
Because it's invincible, there's really nothing you can do about the shoulder charge as it's coming out.  However, if he whiffs it from up close, you can do:
<br><br>
cr.Forward xx RH upkicks (good damage, knocks down)
<br>
if you're not charged:  cr.Forward, cr.Fierce (high dizzy potential)
<br>
if you are charged:  meaty cr.Forward as he lands, close st.Fierce xx Fierce fireball (almost certainly will dizzy)
<br><br>
If he whiffs from far away, you can do:
<br><br>
far st.Fierce, meaty fireball as he lands (decent damage)
<br>
jump straight up RH (knocks down)
<br>
walk up cr.RH (knocks down)
<br><br>
Of course if you have meter, just do the super so that he's grounded for all 6 hits.
<br><br>
'''Anti-Rush'''
<br>
Chun's cr.Forward and fireballs are her best weapons against his rushes.  Her cr.Forward will also beat his st.Fierce in case he tries to trade with your fireballs.  Every time you see him do a rush, do an option-selected cr.Forward.  Time is such that if he did a low rush, you will block, but if he did a high rush (for the throw attempt), you will hit him.  If it does hit, follow up with cr.RH for the two hit combo.
<br><br>
Lightning legs will also beat his low rush clean, but it will sometimes trade with his straight rush, so be careful. 
<br><br>
'''Misc. Notes'''
<br>
-It is not safe to do the super to Boxer while he is just ducking.  On reaction, Boxer can do shoulder charge to beat your super clean.
<br>
-Don't bother with cross-ups - they're not needed when you have the safe jump.
<br>
-You want to avoid trading with Boxer at all costs, unless you can knock him down.  He just does too much damage.


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 16:02, 15 May 2006 (CDT)
==== <span class="invisible-header">clhp</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Close Fierce
| input    = 5HP / cl.{{hp}}
| subtitle = Close Heavy Punch
| image    = ChunLi_stclfrc2.png
| imageSize = 111x85px
| caption  =
| data  =
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|damage ={{tooltip|text=24[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 4
|active= 20
|recovery= 11
|total = 35
|frameAdv = -9
|actrange = 0~41
|meter = 5/4
|description= 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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=== Vs. Blanka ===
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'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
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Chun wins this match approximately 6/4. Her strength is in her turtling ability, but Blanka's jump is so quick and his normals are so good, it's pretty hard to keep him out the entire round.


'''Blanka's Game Plan'''
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Blanka wants to get in and bite you, and he also doesn't mind trading with you on his way in, because he does more damage in general. Once he gets in, he can start some shenanigans with j.Short, and because Chun has to charge for her upkicks, it's hard for her to get out.
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Chun has no way to get out of his ticks if they start with a cross-up j.Short, because her only reversals are charge moves:  she's lost her horizontal charge because Blanka crossed her up, and she's lost her vertical charge because she had to stand up to block the j.Short.
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Unless she has meter, Blanka can safely do the ball against her; however, this is not all that usefull because Chun will be throwing a lot of fireballs.
==== <span class="invisible-header">frhp</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Far Fierce
| input    = 5HP / fr.{{hp}}
| subtitle = Far Heavy Punch
| image    = ChunLi_stfarfrc3.png
| imageSize = 145x82px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage ={{tooltip|text=24[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 6
|active= 6
|recovery= 18
|total = 30
|frameAdv = -2
|actrange = 42+
|meter = 5/4
|description= A powered-up high punch.
*Deceptively fast startup, decent for punishment, and a surprisingly good anti air.
}}
}}


'''Chun's Game Plan'''
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Chun wants to keep Blanka out with well-placed fireballs and cr.Forwards. You can't be sloppy or over-anxious with the fireballs, because Blanka can easily jump over your fireballs on reaction.  With his quick jump and high-priority jumping attacks, you can only do a fireball when you are sure he will not jump (for example, when you know he will do a normal move).  He will try to slide at you because it has good range and moves him forward.  This is a good time to do a fireball, but make sure it's done early enough to hit him cleanly out of the slide.


While Chun has good normals, Blanka also has good normals, and better throw range. Chun can essentially create a wall with fireballs and jump straight up Short, and it can be hard for Blanka to get in. However, unlike most of her other matches, being in the corner actually helps Chun against Blanka, because then he can't cross her up there.
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If you knock down Blanka, you should never go for a meaty (other than meaty fireball).  Blanka's balls (both horizontal and vertical) hit on the first frame, so you can not do safe meaties against him.  For the same reason, you also can not do safe jumps against him.  If you try that, at best you will trade, meaning you will get knocked down, but Blanka won't be knocked down, and that puts you in a very bad position.  Just do a meaty fireball when he's down.  He has no choice but to block it.
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Lightning legs will beat all of Blanka's ground attacks cleanly, but you must be very careful using it because Blanka's jump is so quick.  Make sure you always charge D/B while doing lightning legs so that you can anti-air him if he jumps too late.


'''Anti-Air'''
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{{MoveData
If you're charged, you can use Short upkicks, but without a charge, Chun has a hard time against Blanka's jumping attacks. I would not recommend trying any of her standing normals, because at the very best they will trade, but he won't be knocked down.  Jump straight up Short is quite good, and jump straight up RH is also good, but because his jump is so fast, you need to have equally fast reactions.
| name    = Close Short
| input    = 5LK / cl.{{lk}}
| subtitle = Close Light Kick
| image    = ChunLi_stclshrt3.png
| imageSize = 100x97px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 0~5
  |dizzytime= 40
|cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 4
|active= 5
|recovery= 5
|total = 14
|frameAdv = +3
|actrange = 0~36
|meter = 2/1
|description= A knee strike.
*Ok for ticks into throw, but Chun usually has better options for this.
*Does unusually high damage for a light attack.
}}
}}


I prefer to simply make Blanka land on a fireball. You may trade with him, but at least you completely kill any momentum he may have been building.  You can then follow up with a meaty fireball, followed by another fireball, and he really can't do anything about it. In this match, it's worth it to sacrifice damage for position advantage.
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Of course the super is always the best option, but because Blanka's jump is so fast, it can be difficult to time. You must do the super VERY early--do it just past the peek of his jump, when he is starting to come down.
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'''Anti-Ball'''
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Typically Blanka doesn't use the ball all that often in this match, but just in case it comes up...


A well-timed st.Strong will beat his horizontal ball, but it is better to do a fireball if you are charged.  Getting the knock down is important, because you want to control the round.
==== <span class="invisible-header">frlk</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Far Short
| input    = 5LK / fr.{{lk}}
| subtitle = Far Light Kick
| image    = ChunLi_stfarshrt3.png
| imageSize = 140x97px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 0~5
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup= 7
|active= 5
  |recovery= 5
|total = 17
|frameAdv = +3
|actrange = 37+
|meter = 2/1
|description= 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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If you are charged, you get a free super on Blanka whether you block or get hit by the ball. You won't get all 6 hits of the super, but it's still free damage.
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'''Misc. Notes'''
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-You always want to be charged so that you can anti-air him with something that knocks down.
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-If you block Blanka's super, you get a free super on him (or a cr.RH, if you don't have meter).
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-If he tries to hop at you, do [cr.Forward, cr.RH] for a two hit combo, then follow up with a meaty fireball, walk back a few steps, then throw another.
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--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 11:31, 18 May 2006 (CDT)
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=== Vs. Cammy ===
==== <span class="invisible-header">clmk</span> ====
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
{{MoveData
| name    = Close Forward
| input    = 5MK / cl.{{mk}}
| subtitle = Close Medium Kick
| image    = ChunLi_stclfrwrd3.png
| imageSize = 122x97px
| caption  = First hitbox
| image2    = ChunLi_stclfrwrd4.png
| imageSize2 = 100x105px
| caption2  = Second hitbox
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=24[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 60
|cancel = 1st part: Special, Super<br>2nd part: None
|guard = Mid
|startup= 4
|active= 9 (3 / 6)
|recovery= 8
|total = 21
|frameAdv = +1 / +4
|actrange = 0~41
|meter = 4/3
|description= A full split kick.
*Good anti air if you are at the right range to use it, beating moves like New Ryu's jumping Roundhouse.
*The first part can be cancelled, and is very easy to combo into legs, since you can just mash kick.
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'''Cammy's Game Plan'''
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'''Chun's Game Plan'''
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'''Anti-Air'''
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'''Misc. Notes'''
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{{MoveData
| name    = Far Forward
| input    = 5MK / fr.{{mk}}
| subtitle = Far Medium Kick
| image    = ChunLi_stfarfrwrd3.png
| imageSize = 135x95px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=24[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 60
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup= 7
|active= 5
|recovery= 8
|total = 20
|frameAdv = +5
|actrange = 42+
|meter = 4/3
|description= 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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=== Vs. Chun-Li ===
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'''Overview'''
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'''Anti-Air'''
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'''Misc. Notes'''
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=== Vs. Dee Jay ===
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''<br>
This is a fairly even match where neither character has a clear advantage over the other.  Chun has good rush down and a superior super, but DeeJay has superior turtling due to his excellent normals, and his fireball goes full screen.


'''DeeJay's Game Plan'''<br>
==== <span class="invisible-header">clhk</span> ====
DeeJay wants to turtle heavily in this match, using his excellent normals to nullify Chun's rush down attempts. cr.Forward is very good because it knocks down and recovers so quickly that it's hard for Chun to punish on reaction.  It's not like a Shoto cr.RH which can easily be punished with walk-up throw.  He can also continue to use fireballs relatively safely even when Chun is up close.
{{MoveData
| name    = Close Roundhouse
| input    = 5HK / {{hk}}
| subtitle = Close Standing Heavy Kick
| image  = ChunLi_stclrh5.png
| imageSize = 82x117px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=28[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 10
|active = 6
|recovery= 21
|total = 37
|frameAdv = -5
|actrange = 0~56
|meter = 5/4
|description= 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.
*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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'''Chun's Game Plan'''<br>
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Chun can't really beat DeeJay in a fireball war because her fireball won't reach DeeJay from full screen, so she wants to rush him down. However, it is a good idea to throw fireballs with DeeJay until you have meter, then start your rush down.  Chun's super is a lot better than DeeJays, and if you have your super stored, you can even counter his super on reaction.
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After you get that meter, your next step is to close the gap. This usually is not a problem for Chun. You can do a j.Forward or j.Short from full screen over one of his fireballs, and there's not much he can do about it. At best he can trade, but then you've still closed the gap. Just make sure that you jump on reaction to one of his fireballs; otherwise, you'll eat upkicks.
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When rushing down DeeJay, you'll want to use st.Strong a lot.  If you get too predictable with the st.Strongs, he can use upkicks, so don't get sloppy.  His upkicks will not hit your cr.Forward however, so you can do that safely.  His ground normals (cr.Strong, cr.Forward, cr.Fierce) are all very good and will usually at least trade with yours, so you want to let him whiff and punish, either with st.Strong or walk-up throw.  cr.RH is also good to use if you think he will fireball.  Even if you trade, it's a good trade for you, because you get the knock down.
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'''Anti-Air'''<br>
==== <span class="invisible-header">frhk</span> ====
Short Upkicks if you are charged, jump straight up RH if you're not charged, or super (if you have meter). You can also make him land on a Jab fireball, then follow up with meaty D/F+RH.
{{MoveData
| name    = Far Roundhouse
| input    = 5HK / {{hk}}
| subtitle = Far Standing Heavy Kick
| image  = ChunLi_stfarrh4.png
| imageSize = 144x107px
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=28[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 11
|active = 8
|recovery= 14
|total = 33
|frameAdv = 0
|actrange = 57+
|meter = 5/4
|description= A heavy kick to the face.
*Good anti air, but takes a while to come out. Requires fast reactions.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''<br>
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DeeJay has nothing to beat Chun's headstomp. Because of this, you can pull some shenanigans from about half screen (or a little bit closer).  You can just blatantly jump at DeeJay, and when he tries to do upkicks, do the headstomp to beat it clean.  After that happens, the opponent will most likely not do upkicks again, allowing you to do [whiff headstomp, throw].  The throw is free for Chun she whiffs the headstomp.
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However, it should be stressed that this is nothing but shenanigans. It's good to use once in a while, but should not be relied on heavily.
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D/F+RH can be used as a safe meaty against DeeJay.  If he successfully reverses with upkicks, he will whiff backwards, and you can throw him as he lands.
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I would almost never do Lightning Legs against DeeJay because his RH upkicks will beat it clean.
===Crouching Normals===


If he crosses you up with j.Forward, it is not blocked as a cross-up.  You need to block it as if it weren't a cross-up. Your other option is to just Spinning Bird Kick out of there. If you mess up your Spinning Bird Kick, a good DeeJay will follow up the blocked cross-up with a cr.Jab, then either throw or do cr.Short xx Machine Gun Upper.  ALWAYS just plan on teching the throw. If you stand up early to try to reversal throw, you could get hit by cr.Short xx Machine Gun Upper, that very well might dizzy you, and you could be done for the round. Teching the throw is the much better, safer option.
==== <span class="invisible-header">crlp</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Crouching Jab
| input    = 2LP / {{d}}+{{lp}}
| subtitle = Crouching Light Punch
| image    = ChunLi_crjab3.png
| imageSize = 107x64px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
  |damage = {{tooltip|text=4[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
  |dizzy= 0~5
  |dizzytime= 40
  |cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 4
|active= 4
|recovery= 5
|total = 13
|frameAdv = +4
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 2/1
|description= A short punch.
*Good priority, but not mashable like other jabs.
*As a tick, it's outclassed by moves like Crouching Forward kick and Standing Strong.
*One nice trick is to kara cancel this into anti air Tenshokyaku to remove her standing frame.
}}
}}


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 10:53, 21 June 2006 (CDT)
<span class="mw-customtoggle-crlp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-crlp">


=== Vs. Dhalsim ===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crjab1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crjab2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crjab3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crjab2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crjab1&5.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 5}}
|}


'''Dhalsim's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Chun's Game Plan'''


'''Anti-Air'''
==== <span class="invisible-header">crmp</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Crouching Strong
| input    = 2MP / {{d}}+{{mp}}
| subtitle = Crouching Medium Punch
| image    = ChunLi_crstrng3.png
| imageSize = 128x66px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage ={{tooltip|text=18[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 60
|cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Mid
|startup= 5
|active= 4
|recovery= 5
|total = 14
|frameAdv = +9
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4/3
|description= Far Standing Strong but crouching.
*Good range and frame advantage, not much reason to use this over standing versions of Strong though.
*The priority is also much worse than Crouching Jab.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-crmp" style="color: cyan">Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-crmp">


=== Vs. E. Honda ===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng1&5_crfrc1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng3.png }} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng1&5_crfrc1&5.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 5}}
|}


'''Honda's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Chun's Game Plan'''


'''Anti-Air'''
==== <span class="invisible-header">crhp</span> ====
{{MoveData
| name    = Crouching Fierce
| input    = 2HP / {{d}}+{{hp}}
| subtitle = Crouching Heavy Punch
| image    = ChunLi_crfrc3.png
| imageSize = 142x67px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage ={{tooltip|text=22[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup= 7
|active= 6
|recovery= 19
|total = 32
|frameAdv = -3
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= Crouching Strong but bigger.
*Good range with decent priority, but very sluggish, punishable if whiffed. Probably best to use safer attacks.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-crhp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-crhp">


=== Vs. Fei Long ===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng1&5_crfrc1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crfrc2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crfrc3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crfrc2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crstrng1&5_crfrc1&5.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCell| 8}} |{{STDiagramCell| 11}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 7}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 19}}
|}


'''Fei's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Chun's Game Plan'''


'''Anti-Air'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">crlk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Crouching Short
| input    = 2LK / {{d}}+{{lk}}
| subtitle = Crouching Light Kick
| image    = ChunLi_crshrt3.png
| imageSize = 107x64px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=14[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 0~5
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Low
|startup= 5
|active= 4
|recovery= 5
|total = 14
|frameAdv = +4
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 2/1
|description= A low split kick.
*Good priority, and ok reach for a Crouching Short, but pretty slow.
*Works ok as an occasional tick. Does above average damage for a light attack.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-crlk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-crlk">


=== Vs. Guile ===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crshrt1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crshrt2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crshrt3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crshrt2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crshrt1&5.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan | 2 | 5}}
|}


'''Guile's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Chun's Game Plan'''


'''Anti-Air'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">crmk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Crouching Forward
| input    = 2MK / {{d}}+{{mk}}
| subtitle = Crouching Medium Kick
| image    = ChunLi_crfrwrd2.png
| imageSize = 135x64px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=18[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 60
|cancel = Special, Super
|guard = Low
|startup= 5
|active= 5
|recovery= 4
|total = 14
|frameAdv = +9
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4/3
|description= Easily one of the best pokes in the game. One of the main reasons it's very annoying playing against a competent Chun.
*Very spammable move. It has a very fast startup and recovery and very good priority while active. Also, it has no pre-projected hurtboxes during startup or recovery, making it very hard to be beaten cleanly when playing footsies.
*Gives excellent frame advantage and can be inked into itself. It's also special/super cancelable.
*It's also a very important anti air move in Chun-Li's arsenal.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-crmk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-crmk">


=== Vs. Ken ===
{{STDiagramHeader}}
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crfrwrd1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crfrwrd2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crfrwrd3.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}}
|}


'''Ken's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Chun's Game Plan'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">crhk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Crouching Roundhouse
| input    = 2HK / {{d}}+{{hk}}
| subtitle = Crouching Heavy Kick
| image    = ChunLi_crrh3.png
| imageSize = 137x73px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=22[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 130
|cancel = None
|guard = Low
|startup = 7
|active = 6
|recovery = 19
|total = 32
|frameAdv = Hit: Soft KD<br>Block: -3
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= 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).
}}
}}


'''Anti-Air'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-crhk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-crhk">


'''Misc. Notes'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crrh1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crrh2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crrh3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crrh2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_crrh1&5.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCell| 8}} |{{STDiagramCell| 11}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 7}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 19}}
|}


=== Vs. M. Bison (Dictator) ===
</div>
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''


'''Dictator's Game Plan'''
===Jumping Normals===


'''Chun's Game Plan'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">njlp</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Neutral Jumping Jab
| input    = 8LP / {{u}}+{{lp}}
| subtitle = Neutral Jumping Light Punch
| image    = ChunLi_njjab4.png
| imageSize = 87x107px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=18[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 1~7(-2)
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 8
|active = ∞
|recovery = N/A
|total = 8+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 2/1
|description= A jumping chop.
*Stays active the whole jump, ok to shield yourself from lower priority attacks.
}}
}}


'''Anti-Air'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-njlp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-njlp">


'''Misc. Notes'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab1_njstrng1&7_njfrc1&7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab2_njstrng2&6_njfrc2&6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab3_njstrng3&5_njfrc3&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab4.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}  |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| ∞}}
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{{STDiagramCell | Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 3 | 8}} |{{STDiagramCell| ∞}}
|}


=== Vs. Ryu ===
</div>
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
<br>
Ryu wins this fight approximately 6/4.  Chun can effectively lock him down if she is controlling the match, but if she gets stuck in a fireball trap, it can be very difficult to get out.
<br><br>
'''Ryu's Game Plan'''
<br>
Ryu's fireball is much better than Chun's (he doesn't have to charge for it, and it will go full screen), so he basically just wants to fireball her to death.  If he can zone her with fireballs and push her back into the corner, his most effective range is a little bit more than half screen away with Chun in the corner.  At that distance, she can't react to a fireball by jumping over it because that's easily countered with a DP, and she can't keep up with his fireballs because she has no time to charge.  Because she's in the corner, jumping straight up over a fireball (especially a Fierce fireball) doesn't really give her a whole lot of advantage.  Her best option is just to jump back over a fireball (so that she's charged), then either do air Spinning Bird Kick as she lands or throw a fireball to build meter.  Her super is the only really effective way to get out of that situation.
<br><br>
If Ryu can keep her zoned with fireballs at that range, it is a fairly easy match for him.
<br><br>
While his super is very good, Ryu getting meter is not a huge turning point in the match like it is for some of his other matches (Sim, O.Sagat, etc), especially if Chun has meter.  If Chun has meter, Ryu should be very weary about using his super.
<br><br>
'''Chun's Game Plan'''
<br>
Chun's ideal range in this match is just outside of Ryu's cr.RH range.  She has two big advantages from that range.
<br><br>
The first advantage is when you have meter, because her super nullifies pretty much everything Ryu has.  Even if he has meter, you can react to his super and counter with yours (assuming you have it stored already).  So once you have meter, store the super and stay just barely out of range of his cr.RH.  Hold down/towards, and react to whatever he does.  From that range, a lot of people will try to either do a regular fireball, the super, or air hurricane kick back (or towards).  All of those are punishable by super.  If he does an air hurricane kick over your head, make sure you switch your charge direction, walk towards just a bit, then catch him when he lands.
<br><br>
Even if you don't have meter, from that range she can completely zone Ryu using st.Forward and st.Strong.  You can safely whiff st.Forwards because you are outside of his footsies range, but if he tries a fireball or a hurricane kick, he gets beat cleanly.  His only options are to psychic DP (which is very risky), or to try to fireball in-between your cr.Forwards (very difficult).
<br><br>
If he whiffs a cr.Forward or cr.RH, walk up and throw.
<br><br>
After you're in his face and you've stuffed several fireball attempts, and all of his normals are whiffing and getting punished by throws, he will start to hesitate, and that's when you just go in for the blatant throw out of nowhere.  If he start wising up to the walk-up throw, and he tries to stop you with a normal, use your st.Strong to beat his normal.
<br><br>
If you're not inside the ideal range and you're getting bombarded with fireballs, Chun can punish his fireballs from full screen using a j.Forward.  A lot of Ryu players try to reversal with a DP or another fireball, both of which will lose cleanly to lightning legs.  The only thing Ryu can do to stop you from jumping in from that range is if he does a rush punch (towards+Fierce) to get closer, then he can DP you.
<br><br>
'''Anti-Air'''
<br>
Against Ryu, her best anti-air (aside from the super) is jump straight up RH.  Upkicks are pretty much worthless because Ryu can just do an air hurricane kick to beat upkicks clean.  In the worst case scenario (he trades an air hurricane kick with your jump straight up RH), you both get knocked down, so he can't continue the pressure.
<br><br>
After you hit him with out of the air with jump straight up RH, you should follow it up with something:  [meaty cr.Forward, cr.Fierce] or max range lightning legs (100% safe unless he has meter).
<br><br>
If you have meter, always do the super as anti-air.  It is not too hard to time it such that Ryu is grounded for all 6 hits.  If he does an air hurricane kick, it is extremely easy to time.
<br><br>
'''Anti-Fireball'''
<br>
Far st.Forward and far st.Strong are both good at stuffing fireballs.  Far st.Fierce can also be used from much further away, but it has considerable lag, so use it only if you are certain he will do a fireball.  And of course you can super through the fireball if you have meter.
<br><br>
If you are stuck in the corner, you can do jump back Spinning Bird Kick over fireballs to build meter.  Be careful though, because if he see's this coming, he can deley his fireball and make you land on it.
<br><br>
'''Anti-Hurricane-Kick'''
<br>
If the hurricane kick is just starting up, far st.Forward is her best counter.  If he's already spinning and coming towards you, st.Short will beat it cleanly.  If he's already passed over your head and he's spinning away from you, you can catch him with a far st.Fierce, far st.Strong, or super (just one hit).  Lightning legs will usually beat hurricane kick cleanly.
<br><br>
After he has passed over you and is spinning away from you, be careful when using normals to counter his hurricane kicks.  If his spinning leg is facing you, you will trade or lose cleanly.  If his spinning leg is facing away from you, you will beat him cleanly.  If you're low enough on life where a hurricane kick will kill you, it might not be a good idea to try to hit him.
<br><br>
'''Misc. Notes'''
<br>
-If you have the super stored, don't be afraid of Ryu's super.  On reaction, you can super through his super.
<br>
-Meaty instant head stomp for the kill is good against Ryu because all of his DPs lose cleanly to head stomp.
<br>


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 16:22, 10 May 2006 (CDT)
===== <span class="invisible-header">djlp</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Diagonal Jumping Jab
| input    = 7 or 9 LP<br>{{ub}} or {{uf}}+{{lp}}
| subtitle = Diagonal Jumping Light Punch
| image    = ChunLi_djjab3.png
| imageSize = 83x107px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=16[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 1~7(-2)
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|actrange = N/A
|startup = 6
|active = 40
|recovery = ∞
|total = 6+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|meter = 2/1
|description= Like the neutral jump version except it's a punch with worse priority.
*Safejumps aside, this isn't much use, outclassed by Jumping Strong.
}}
}}


=== Vs. O. Sagat ===
<span class="mw-customtoggle-djlp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-djlp">


'''O.Sagat's Game Plan'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab1&5_djstrng1&5_djfrc1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab2&4_djstrng2&4_djfrc2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab2&4_djstrng2&4_djfrc2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab1&5_djstrng1&5_djfrc1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_njstrng8_njfrc8_djjab6_djstrng6_djfrc6.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 40}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| ∞}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 6}} |{{STDiagramCell| 40}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 3 | ∞}}
|}


'''Chun's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Anti-Air'''


'''Misc. Notes'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">njmp</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Neutral Jumping Strong
| input    = 8MP / {{u}}+{{mp}}
| subtitle = Neutral Jumping Medium Punch
| image    = ChunLi_njstrng4.png
| imageSize = 95x107px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=22[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 50(+10)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 8
|active = 16
|recovery = ∞
|total = 24+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4/3
|description= Another chop.
*Good priority, but aside from having double the active frames, Neutral Jump Fierce outclasses this.
}}
}}


=== Vs. T. Hawk ===
<span class="mw-customtoggle-njmp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-njmp">


'''Hawk's Game Plan'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab1_njstrng1&7_njfrc1&7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab2_njstrng2&6_njfrc2&6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njjab3_njstrng3&5_njfrc3&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_njstrng4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_njjab3_njstrng3&5_njfrc3&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_njjab2_njstrng2&6_njfrc2&6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_njjab1_njstrng1&7_njfrc1&7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_njstrng8_njfrc8_djjab6_djstrng6_djfrc6.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 16}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| ∞}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 3 | 8}} |{{STDiagramCell| 16}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 4 | ∞}}
|}


'''Chun's Game Plan'''
</div>


'''Anti-Air'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">djmp</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Diagonal Jumping Strong
| input    = 7 or 9 MP<br>{{ub}} or {{uf}}+{{mp}}
| subtitle = Diagonal Jumping Medium Punch
| image    = ChunLi_djstrng3.png
| imageSize = 83x107px
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 50(+10)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = 8
|recovery = ∞
|total = 14+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|meter = 4/3
|description= Another punch.
*Good air to air, and good jump in from the right range. Can usually beat some normals that anti air your Jumping Forward kick.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''
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=== Vs. Vega (Claw) ===
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'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
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'''Claw's Game Plan'''
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'''Chun's Game Plan'''


'''Anti-Air'''
===== <span class="invisible-header">njhp</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Neutral Jumping Fierce
| input    = 8HP / {{u}}+{{hp}}
| subtitle = Neutral Jumping Heavy Punch
| image    = ChunLi_njfrc4.png
| imageSize = 102x107px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=26[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 11~17(-1)
|dizzytime= 60(+20)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 8
|active = 8
|recovery = ∞
|total = 16+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= 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.
}}
}}


'''Misc. Notes'''
<span class="mw-customtoggle-njhp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
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=== Vs. Zangief ===
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'''Advantage/Disadvantage'''
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Chun wins this fight approximately 7/3. She can effectively keep Zangief out the entire round with fireballs. If Gief manages to get in once, Chun usually takes at least one SPD, but it is very difficult for Gief to close the gap in the first place.
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'''Zangief's Game Plan'''
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Gief has one objective in this match:  to get in. If he can close the gap and start tick throwing, it's pretty hard for Chun to get him off her.  Unfortunately for Gief, he doesn't really have an effective way to get in. He has to use really unreliable tactics like predicting a fireball and jumping over it, or psychic Green Hand to nullify a fireball. Of course he can try to lariat through fireballs, but that doesn't really get him anywhere.  Unless the Chun player screws up somewhere, it's very difficult for Gief to do anything effective.
<br><br>
'''Chun's Game Plan'''
<br>
Chun's only objective is to keep Gief out.  He is spending the whole round trying to get in for those grabs, so you don't want to do his job for him by closing the gap.  It's extremely hard for him to get around Chun's fireballs and normals, so just stick to those.  You should never jump at Gief.  If you knock him down, do not go for the cross-up.  Just do a meaty fireball.  Worst case scenario is that he reversal lariats through it, but at least you still maintain the position advantage.
<br><br>
It's not exciting, but the way to win this match is to hold down/back and do cr.Forward a lot.  When he's safely out of range, throw a Jab fireball, and when he jumps, anti-air him.  Make him block a fireball as he gets up, and repeat.
<br><br>
After knocking him down, you have the option of doing meaty D/F+RH, cr.Forward xx lightning legs.  The advantage to this is that the D/F+RH is safe (even if he does reversal lariat, it will lose cleanly) and lightning legs do more block damage than a single fireball.  The disadvantage is that if you mess up, you have lost your position advantage, and he is now right next to you.  It's your choice if you want to go for it or not.  It is safe if done correctly, but I tend to just do a meaty fireball instead.
<br><br>
Once you get meter, you can two-in-one motion the super over your fireball, walk up behind your fireball with the super stored, and wait to see what Gief does.  If he tries to lariat through it or jump over it, super him.  If he blocks it, walk back and repeat.
<br><br>
If you mess up somewhere along the line and he manages to get in on you, it can be hard to get him off you.  Really your only option for reversing his ticks is upkicks, but you must be VERY careful with this move.  If Gief knows it's coming and lets you whiff it, he can do the stomach crunch (jump straight up up+Fierce) for the instant dizzy (Japanese version only).
<br><br>
Also don't forget that if he is too close to you on a tick attempt (if he's within your throw range), you can reversal throw him for free.  But make sure not to throw him into the corner though, because if he techs it he gets a free 360 (or even worse, 720)
<br><br>
'''Anti-Air'''
<br>
Her best anti-air is making him land on a fireball.  If he's closer than 1/2 screen, you will most likely trade hits and you may even lose the damage trade by a little bit, but you get the extreme position advantage.  He is knocked down, so you can take a step back to regain your distance, then throw a meaty Jab fireball for him to block as he gets up.
<br><br>
If you're really good at using the upkicks, you can use those as well, but when I play this match, I find it difficult to consistently use the upkicks as anti-air, and all Gief needs is for you to screw up once.  I prefer to use fireballs because they are much more fail-safe.
<br><br>
If you don't have a charge, you can also use jump straight up RH or jump straight up Short.
<br><br>
'''Misc. Notes'''
<br>
-It is not safe to do a super against Gief.  On reaction to your super, he can do kick lariat to beat it cleanly.
<br>
-If you're going to throw Gief, do not throw him into the corner.  Always throw him away from the corner, because if he techs into the corner, you get thrown for free.


--[[User:NKI|NKI]] 13:13, 12 May 2006 (CDT)
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===== <span class="invisible-header">djhp</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Diagonal Jumping Fierce
| input    = 7 or 9 HP<br>{{ub}} or {{uf}}+{{hp}}
| subtitle = Diagonal Jumping Heavy Punch
| image    = ChunLi_djfrc3.png
| imageSize = 89x107px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=24[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 11~17(-1)
|dizzytime= 60(+20)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = 8
|recovery = ∞
|total = 14+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= Yet another punch.
*Like Diagonal Jumping Strong but with a different hitbox. In some situations, it may be better to use this instead.
}}
}}


[[Category:Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo]]
<span class="mw-customtoggle-djhp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
[[Category:Chun-Li]]
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab1&5_djstrng1&5_djfrc1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab2&4_djstrng2&4_djfrc2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djfrc3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab2&4_djstrng2&4_djfrc2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djjab1&5_djstrng1&5_djfrc1&5.png}}  |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njstrng8_njfrc8_djjab6_djstrng6_djfrc6.png}}
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===== <span class="invisible-header">njlk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Neutral Jumping Short
| input    = 8LK / {{u}}+{{lk}}
| subtitle = Neutral Jumping Light Kick
| image    = ChunLi_njshrt3.png
| imageSize = 90x114px
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=18[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 1~7(-2)
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = ∞
|recovery = N/A
|total = 6+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 2/1
|description= 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.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-njlk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt1_njfrwrd1&5_djrh1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt2_njfrwrd2&4_djrh2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt3.png}}
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===== <span class="invisible-header">djlk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Diagonal Jumping Short
| input    = 7 or 9 LK<br>{{ub}} or {{uf}}+{{lk}}
| subtitle = Diagonal Jumping Light Kick
| image    = ChunLi_djshrt3.png
| imageSize = 111x94px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 1~7(-2)
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = 40
|recovery = ∞
|total = 6+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 2/1
|description= A confident jumping kick.
*Aside from safejumps, this isn't too special. It gives Dictator trouble, but otherwise favor Jumping Forward kick.
*It may be counter intuitive, but this move actually does just as much damage as Diagonal Jumping Forward kick. It inflicts less dizzy damage though.
}}
}}
 
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt1&5_djfrwrd1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt2&4_djfrwrd2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt2&4_djfrwrd2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt1&5_djfrwrd1&5.png}}
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===== <span class="invisible-header">njmk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Neutral Jumping Forward
| input    = 8MK<br>{{u}}+{{mk}}
| subtitle = Neutral Jumping Medium Kick
| image    = ChunLi_njfrwrd3.png
| imageSize = 100x114px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=22[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 50(+10)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = 10
|recovery = ∞
|total = 16+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4/3
|description= 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.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-njmk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt1_njfrwrd1&5_djrh1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt2_njfrwrd2&4_djrh2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njfrwrd3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt2_njfrwrd2&4_djrh2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt1_njfrwrd1&5_djrh1.png}}
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===== <span class="invisible-header">djmk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Diagonal Jumping Forward
| input    = 7 or 9MK / {{ub}} or {{uf}}+{{mk}}
| subtitle = Diagonal Jumping Medium Kick
| image    = ChunLi_djfrwrd3.png
| imageSize = 120x94px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 50(+10)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = 16
|recovery = ∞
|total = 22+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4/3
|description= A stronger version of Diagonal Jumping Short.
*Chun's crossup, and also her best jump in for the most part.
*Outside of Head Stomp, this is the lowest hitting air normal Chun has, she can even beat Dhalsim's anti air slides with it.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-djmk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
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{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt1&5_djfrwrd1&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt2&4_djfrwrd2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djfrwrd3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt2&4_djfrwrd2&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djshrt1&5_djfrwrd1&5.png}}
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===== <span class="invisible-header">njhk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Neutral Jumping Roundhouse
| input    = 8HK / {{u}}+{{hk}}
| subtitle = Neutral Jumping Heavy Kick
| image    = ChunLi_njrh3.png
| imageSize = 122x97px
| image2    = ChunLi_njrh4.png
| imageSize2 = 122x120px
| image3    = ChunLi_njrh5.png
| imageSize3 = 122x126px
| caption3  = This move breaks all the rules.
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=26[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = 1st part: Special<br>2nd and 3rd parts: None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 3
|active = 13 (5/4/4)
|recovery = ∞
|total = 16+∞
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>Block: Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= Essentially a jumping version of Chun's towards+Forward kick 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.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-njhk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njrh8.png}}
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|}
 
</div>
 
===== <span class="invisible-header">djhk</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Diagonal Jumping Roundhouse
| input    = 7 or 9 HK<br>{{ub}} or {{uf}}+{{hk}}
| subtitle = Diagonal Jumping Heavy Kick
| image    = ChunLi_djrh3.png
| imageSize = 109x114px
| image2  = ChunLi_djrh4.png
| imageSize2 = 92x107px
| caption2 = There's a REALLY small hitbox here, right around her waist.
| image3    = ChunLi_djrh5.png
| imageSize3 = 108x116px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=24[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 11~17(-1)
|dizzytime= 60(+20)
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = 6
|active = 16
|recovery = ∞
|total = 22+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= 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, that's a 1x1 px hitbox!
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-djhk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-djhk">
 
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt1_njfrwrd1&5_djrh1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_njshrt2_njfrwrd2&4_djrh2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_djrh3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_djrh4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_djrh5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_djrh6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 |ChunLi_djrh7.png}}
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===Command Normals===
 
===== <span class="invisible-header">Sankaku Tobi (Wall Jump)</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Sankaku Tobi
| input    = Air 6 near a wall<br>Air {{f}} near a wall
| subtitle = Wall Jump
| image    = ChunLi_wj.png
| imageSize = 60x69px
| caption =
| data  = 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 Head Stomp 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.
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-walljump" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-walljump">
 
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_wj.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}}
|}
 
</div>
 
===== <span class="invisible-header">Rear Spin Kick</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Rear Spin Kick
| input    = 3MK / {{df}}+{{mk}}
| subtitle = Flip Kick
| image    = ChunLi_fk3.png
| imageSize = 130x97px
| caption =
| image2    = ChunLi_fk4.png
| imageSize2 = 122x120px
| caption2 = Fun fact: This move is so bad it was completely removed in HD Remix.
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=22[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 0~5
|dizzytime= 40
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 7
|active = 9 (5/4)
|recovery = 43
|total = 59
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>Block: -39 / -34
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 2/1
|description= 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.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-spinkick" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-spinkick">
 
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fk8.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCell| 29}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 7}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 9}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 4 | 43}}
|}
 
</div>
 
===== <span class="invisible-header">Kyakukyakuraku</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Kyakukyakuraku
| input    = 3HK / {{df}}+{{hk}}
| subtitle = Neck Breaker
| image    = ChunLi_nb8.png
| imageSize = 89x84px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 10~16
|dizzytime= 80
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid/Low
|startup = 37
|active = 14
|recovery = 0
|total = 51
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>Block: Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5/4
|description= 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.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-neckbreak" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-neckbreak">
 
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_nb8.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1 + 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCell| 7}} |{{STDiagramCell| 8}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 14}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 37}} |{{STDiagramCell| 14}}
|}
 
</div>
 
===== <span class="invisible-header">Yosokyakus</span> =====
{{MoveData
| name    = Yosokyaku
| input    = 2MK midair<br>{{d}}+{{mk}} midair
| subtitle = Head Stomp
| image    = ChunLi_hs3.png
| imageSize = 62x109px
| caption =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}}
|dizzy= 2~8
|dizzytime= 60
|cancel = Special
|guard = High
|startup = 3
|active = 16
|recovery = ∞
|total = 19+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4/3
|description= Chun-Li stomps on her opponent midair.
*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 someone tries to sweep or Low Tiger Shot you, you'll either beat it or land in a blocking position.
*For New Chun-Li this move can only be activated with {{Motion|2}}, that is, {{Motion|1}} or {{Motion|3}} will give you her normal Jumping Forward kick instead.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-stomp" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-stomp">
 
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs1&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs2&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs1&4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs2&5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_hs7.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 16}} |{{STDiagramCell| 8}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| ∞}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 16}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 4 | ∞}}
|}
 
</div>
 
==Throws==
 
Chun-Li can throw with {{Icon-Capcom|mp}} and {{Icon-Capcom|hp}}. She also has an air throw, performed with the same buttons.
 
{{MoveData
| name    = Koshuto
| input    = cl. 4/6 + MP/HP<br>cl. {{b}} or {{f}}+{{mp}}/{{hp}}
| subtitle =
| image    = ssf2t_chunli_pthrow.png
| imageSize = 162x70px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = <u>38</u> (Strong)<br><u>32</u> (Fierce)
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 100
|cancel =
|guard = Grab
|startup = 0
|active = 1
|recovery = Dependent
|total = 2
|frameAdv = N/A
|actrange = 48 (from axis)<br>23 (from throwable box)
|description= Chun-Li's throw.
*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.
*The direction held when throwing determines the direction you'll throw at.
*Be careful when throwing cornered opponents towards the corner, since most characters can actually punish Chun-Li's recovery if they tech.
*If facing a charge character, know that if the throw is teched the opponent will not have enough back charge for his specials right after recovering from being thrown. This happens because there's a side switch during the throw animation. This means that Chun-Li can try to follow it up with a meaty without having to fear certain reversals (e.g. Boxer's or Dictator's Super), but know that they may have enough down charge since it's possible to tech throws with {{Motion|1}} or {{Motion|3}}.
}}
}}
 
 
{{MoveData
| name    = Ryuseiraku
| input    = Any direction but 8 midair + MP/HP<br>Any direction but {{u}} midair + {{mp}}/{{hp}}
| subtitle =
| image    = ssf2t_chunli_pthrow.png
| imageSize = 162x70px
| caption  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = <u>34</u>
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 100
|cancel =
|guard = Grab
|startup = 0
|active = 1
|recovery = Dependent
|total = 2
|frameAdv = N/A
|actrange = 58 (from axis)<br>33 (from throwable box)<br>{{Tooltip | text=Minimum height: 48/48 | hovertext=Must be 48 units upwards/48 units downward to use in air.}}
|description= Same sprite and basic function as Chun's grounded throw.
*Very good range for an air throw.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-throw" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle throwbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-throw">
 
*'''Ground Throw:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramImageCell| 1| ChunLi_throwb.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_throw.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_throwf.png}}
|}
 
*'''Air Throw:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramImageCell| 1| ChunLi_airthrow.png}}
|}
 
</div>
 
--[[User:Raisin|Raisin]] (March 12, 2007), some info courtesy T.Akiba
 
==Special Moves==
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">Kikoken</span> ===
{{MoveData
| name    = Kikoken
| input    = {{tooltip|text=[4]6P / {{cb}}{{f}}+{{p}}|hovertext=Detailed Input: (Charge ←/↙/↖ for at least 61f, [7~14f] → [10/9/7f] Jab/Strong/Fierce. It is needed to wait at least 1 frame after leaving the charge direction to enter with the P button)}}
| subtitle = Fireball
| image    = ChunLi_fb11jab.png
| imageSize = 136x86px
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|lp}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=17[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 5
|active = {{Tooltip | text=75| hovertext= Projectile travels 222 pixels}}
|recovery = {{Tooltip | text=42*|hovertext = Decrements during hitfreeze. Affected by the Fireball Recovery Glitch.}}
|total = 47
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5
|description= <br>
 
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|mp}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=18[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 5
|active = {{Tooltip | text=45| hovertext= Projectile travels 176 pixels.}}
|recovery = {{Tooltip | text=40*|hovertext = Decrements during hitfreeze. Affected by the Fireball Recovery Glitch.}}
|total = 45
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5
|description= <br>
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|hp}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=20[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 5
|active = {{Tooltip | text=31| hovertext= Projectile travels 150 pixels.}}
|recovery = {{Tooltip | text=38*|hovertext = Decrements during hitfreeze. Affected by the Fireball Recovery Glitch.}}
|total = 43
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 5
|description= Chun-Li puts her back into a fireball.
*Damage and speed increases with strength.
*The fireball will travel a set distance, which decreases with strength (along with Chun's recovery frames).
*This move has the best startup for a fireball in the game by far, which helps tremendously stopping advancing moves like Honda's Headbutt.
*This move works very well as an anti-air tool. Even if it trades, you score a full knockdown, which you can use to apply your strong wake-up game.
*Due to a glitch, it's possible to change the recovery of any Kikoken to that of a Fierce by either whiffing or kara-canceling a Fierce or Roundhouse normal. You can read more about it [[Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo/System#Fireball Recovery Glitch | here]].
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-kikoken" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-kikoken">
 
'''Startup:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb5.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 5 | 5}}
|}
'''Active:'''
*'''Jab Version:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb7jab.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb8jab.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb9jab.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb10jab.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb11jab.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1...}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 6 | 42}}
|}
*'''Strong Version:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb7strng.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb8strng.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb9strng.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb10strng.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb11strng.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1...}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 6 | 40}}
|}
*'''Fierce Version:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb7frc.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb8frc.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb9frc.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb10frc.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fb11frc.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1...}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 6 | 38}}
|}
 
 
'''Total Distance Traveled:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell| <b>Jab:</b> 222 pixels after 75 frames}} |{{STDiagramCell| <b>Strong:</b> 176 pixels after 45 frames}} |{{STDiagramCell| <b>Fierce:</b> 150 pixels after 31 frames}}
|-
{{STDiagramImageCellBorderRight| 1 | ChunLi_fbjab.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCellBorderRight| 1 | ChunLi_fbstrng.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_fbfrc.png}}
|}
 
</div>
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">Hyakuretsukyaku</span> ===
{{MoveData
| name    = Hyakuretsukyaku
| input    = {{tooltip|text=Press {{k}} Repeatedly|hovertext=Detailed Input: (Pressing a Kick button increases an invisible counter. If the button is not pressed again within 15/12/9f (Short/Forward/Roundhouse) of the last press, it resets back to 0. Pressing K while the counter equals 5 during a state where the move can come out will start the move. The move will continue as long as you keep pressing the button)}}
| subtitle = Lightning Legs
| image    = ChunLi_ll3.png
| imageSize = 122x101px
| caption  =
| image2    = ChunLi_ll5.png
| imageSize2 = 132x98px
| caption2  =
| image3    = ChunLi_ll7.png
| imageSize3 = 141x98px
| caption3  =
| image4    = ChunLi_ll9.png
| imageSize4 = 131x98px
| caption4  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|lk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=28[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 100
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 4
|active = (4(4) x 5) + 3 minimum<br>4(4) x 4 every cycle
|recovery = 4
|total = {{Tooltip | text=51 minimum | hovertext= 40 + (32 x each cycle) if multiple cycles are mashed out.}}
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4
|description= <br>
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|mk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=30[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 100
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 7
|active = (2(2) x 7) + 1 minimum<br>2(2) x 4 every cycle
|recovery = 8
|total = {{Tooltip | text=44 minimum | hovertext= 31 + (16 x each cycle) if multiple cycles are mashed out.}}
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4
|description= <br>
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|hk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=32[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}}
|dizzy= 5~11
|dizzytime= 100
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 10
|active = 1(1) x 11 minimum<br>1(1) x 4 every cycle
|recovery = {{tooltip|text=13|hovertext=Includes the last inactive frame of the move.}}
|total = {{Tooltip | text=45 minimum | hovertext= 31 + (8 x each cycle) if multiple cycles are mashed out.}}
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 4
|description= Chun-Li unleashes a flurry of kicks at lightning speed.
*Continuing to mash the button after the move comes out will keep the move going indefinitely.
*Will never combo into itself. Once this attack hits, subsequent hitboxes will whiff until your opponent can block.
*Chun's legs are fully invulnerable, giving the move excellent priority.
 
'''General Strategies'''
 
*Since your legs are invunlerable and your hurtboxes are moved backwards, this move will beat most other attacks in melee range. An important strategy is to use Lightning Legs to whiff punish attacks from afar, when your opponent is worried about throws, Strong punches, and Forward kicks.
*This move also works great as an okizeme option, provided you space your move properly to avoid a reversal.
 
 
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-legs" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-legs">
 
'''Startup:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll1&12.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll2&11.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 4}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 7}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 10}}
|}
'''Active:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll6&10.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll8.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll9.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_ll6&10.png}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
|-
{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
|}
'''NOTE:''' The diagram shown refers to one complete cycle of the Lightning Legs animation. The minimal durations for each are as follows:
 
*The LK version will make a full cycle once, then will stop at frame 3 of the third cell. (35 frames in total)
*The MK version will make a full cycle once, then will stop at frame 1 of the 7th cell. (29 frames in total)
*The HK version will make 2 full cycles, then stop at the 6th cell. (22 frames in total)
 
'''Recovery:'''
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 8}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}} |{{STDiagramCell| 6}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 2 | 12}}
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</div>
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">Tenshokyaku</span> ===
{{MoveData
| name    = Tenshokyaku
| input    = {{tooltip|text=[2]8K / {{cd}}{{u}}+{{k}}|hovertext=Detailed Input: (Charge ↓/↙/↘ for at least 60f, [7~14f] ↑/↖/↗ [10/9/7/5f] Short/Forward/Roundhouse/any K if you are at a jumpable state. It is needed to wait at least 1 frame after leaving the charge direction to enter with the K button)}}
| subtitle = Upkicks
| image    = ChunLi_upk2.png
| imageSize = 87x96px
| caption  =
| image2    = ChunLi_upk6shrt_6frwrd_5&15rh.png
| imageSize2 = 83x133px
| caption2  =
| image3    = ChunLi_upk11shrt_11frwrd_10&20rh.png
| imageSize3 = 120x135px
| caption3  = They go up, and they kick. That's why everyone calls 'em Upkicks.
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|lk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=12[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}} x 3
|dizzy= 0~4 x 3
|dizzytime= 20 x 3
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 6
|active = 4(4)4(8)4
|recovery = 37
|total = 67
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>Block: -39 (First Hit)
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= *Invincible on frames 1-10.
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|mk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=12[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}} x 3
|dizzy= 0~4 x 3
|dizzytime= 20 x 3
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 4
|active = 4(4)4(8)4(8)4
|recovery = 34
|total = 74
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>Block: -48 (First Hit)
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= *Invincible on frames 1-8.
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|hk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=12[2]|hovertext=[2] Random Damage Table: -3 = 3.125%, -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 46.875%, +1 = 12.5%, +2 = 15.625%, +3 = 6.25%, +4 = 9.375%}} x 3
|dizzy= 0~4 x 3
|dizzytime= 20 x 3
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = 2
|active = 2(4)4(8)4(8)4(8)4
|recovery = 23
|total = 71
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>{{tooltip|text=Block: -47 (First Hit)|hovertext=-42 if the first 2 hits are blocked (Point Blank)}}
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= *Invincible on frames 1-4.
 
 
Chun-Li rises into the air, unleashing a torrent of tornado kicks.
*This move causes a 3 hit juggle state. Despite Forward and Roundhouse having more than 3 hitboxes, it can still only juggle 3 times in the air.
*Chun is considered airborne for the entire move. Due to a programing mistake this move does not have any grounded recovery frames, allowing for blocking and counter throws as soon as you land.
 
'''General Strategies'''
*{{Icon-Capcom|lk}} version:
**Has the slowest startup but also the most invincibility, which is optimal for various situations (e.g. anti airs). But, even on this version the invincibility does not last for very long, which often forces Chun to activate the move at the very last moment for it to anti air successfully. The problem is that Chun-Li will have standing up hurtboxes right before the move coming out (because the transition from ↓ to ↑ doesn't happen instantly), which may result in Chun-Li being hit before her move can come out. To alleviate that problem, it's recommended to kara cancel a crouching normal into this move, so Chun-Li can transition from her crouching stance into this move's invincible startup without having standing hurtboxes in between.
*{{Icon-Capcom|mk}} version:
**Has slightly less invincibility than the Short version, but if the kara cancel method is used then its invincibility will often be just enough to anti-air most air moves, with the added benefit of having more horizontal reach than the Short version. Basically, this is the more rounded version of the move, which is to be used whenever you don't particularly need the extra invincibility of the Short version, nor the extremely fast startup of the Roundhouse version.
*{{Icon-Capcom|hk}} version:
**Is your go-to reversal outside of Super. It can't be safe jumped due to the 2 frame startup and can also thwart meaty crossups. The invincibility on it is very short so the other versions should be favored for anti-air situations.
**Don't be too over confident on its anti safe-jump capabilities though. The move has poor priority and reach overall, this means that air moves with very good priority can be used as "fake" safe jumps by spacing the jump so they don't land too close to Chun, making her move whiff completely or even straight out beaten (since right after the invulnerability ends, Chun is vulnerable and NOT attacking - and this is even more of a problem with the Roundhouse version, since its invulnerability doesn't last very long). Also, the poor upwards reach must be emphasized: there are a some air moves that don't even have good priority at the front that can still be used as "fake" safe jumps due to their leg hurtboxes being out of reach. These moves are Ken's Jumping Forward and Roundhouse, E.Honda's Jumping Forward and Roundhouse, Claw's Neutral Jumping Short and Forward, Sagat's Jumping Forward and Roundhouse, Dictator's Jumping Fierce, T.Hawk's Jumping Roundhouse and Fei's Jumping Roundhouse.
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-tenshokyaku" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-tenshokyaku">
 
*<b>Short Version:</b>
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*<b>Forward Version:</b>
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|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
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|}
 
 
*<b>Roundhouse Version:</b>
{{STDiagramHeader}}
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
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</div>
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">Spinning Bird Kick</span> ===
{{MoveData
| name    = Spinning Bird Kick
| input    = {{Tooltip| text= [4]6K<br>{{cb}}{{f}} + {{k}}|hovertext=Detailed Input: (Charge ←/↙/↖ for at least 60f, [7~14f] → [10/9/7f] Short/Forward/Roundhouse. It is needed to wait at least 1 frame after leaving the charge direction to enter with the K button)}}
| subtitle =
| image    = ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png
| imageSize = 152x100px
| caption  =
| image2    = ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png
| imageSize2 = 153x100px
| caption2  = There's an additional 1x1 hitbox near Chun's thighs in between these frames.
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|lk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=14[1] / 12[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = {{tooltip|text=32*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun's pushbox starts after 23 frames.}}
|active = {{tooltip|text=2(3)1(5)2(11)2*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox is active during inbetween frames, so this number is technically 35.}}
|recovery = 21
|total = 79
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= *Invincible from frames 1-17, 22-23, and 59-73.
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|mk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=16[1] / 14[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = {{tooltip|text=34*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun's pushbox starts after 27 frames.}}
|active = {{tooltip|text=3(5)1(3)1(3)1(4)2(8)4*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox is active during most in-between frames, so this number is more accurately 16{1)7(2)16.}}
|recovery = 23
|total = 92
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= *Invincible from frames 1-17, 22-23, and 71-86.
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|hk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=18[1] / 16[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = {{tooltip|text=36*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun's pushbox starts after 27 frames.}}
|active = {{tooltip|text=3(7)2(3)1(3)1(3)1(3)1(3)1(4)1(7)3*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox is active during most in-between frames, so this number is more accurately 66.}}
|recovery = {{tooltip|text=31*|hovertext=25 if counting the 1x1 hitbox.}}
|total = 114
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= *Invincible from frames 1-17, 22-23, and 89-108.
 
 
Chun-Li flips onto her hands, pushes back up into the air, and spins forward.
*The spins where Chun-Li faces backwards do more damage than the ones where she faces forwards.
*For some reason there's a 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun-Li's pushbox during the frames between the bigger, actually useful hitboxes (with the exception of some of the animation frames of the Forward version.) See the detailed hitbox information for more detail.
*This could be used as an anti-tick throw special since most of the startup is invulnerable, but you're likely better off using Tenshokyaku or Super due to this move's unpredictable nature.
 
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-sbk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-sbk">
 
'''Startup:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
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'''Active/Recovery:'''
*'''Short Version:'''
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk25&27shrt_34&36frwrd_47&49rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk26shrt.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk25&27shrt_34&36frwrd_47&49rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk28shrt_36frwrd_50rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk29shrt_37frwrd_51rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk30shrt_38frwrd_52rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk31shrt_39frwrd_54rh.png}}
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*'''Forward Version:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCell| 4}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 16}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 7}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 16}}
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
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{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk25&27shrt_34&36frwrd_47&49rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk35frwrd_48rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk25&27shrt_34&36frwrd_47&49rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk28shrt_36frwrd_50rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk29shrt_37frwrd_51rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk30shrt_38frwrd_52rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk31shrt_39frwrd_54rh.png}}
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*'''Roundhouse Version:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17shrt_9&17&25&33&41rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| 2 | Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 8 | 25}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17shrt_9&17&25&33&41rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 8 | 8}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17shrt_9&17&25&33&41rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}} |{{STDiagramCell| 1}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 8 | 8}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17shrt_9&17&25&33&41rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk15&23shrt_15&23&31frwrd_15&23&31&39rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk16&24shrt_16&24&32frwrd_16&24&32&40rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 8 | 9}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk9&17shrt_9&17&25&33&41rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk10&18shrt_10&18&26frwrd_10&18&26&34&42rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk11&19shrt_11&19&27frwrd_11&19&27&35&43rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk12&20shrt_12&20&28frwrd_12&20&28&36&44rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk13&21shrt_13&21&29frwrd_13&21&29&37&45rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk14&22shrt_14&22&30frwrd_14&22&30&38&46rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 6 | 16}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk25&27shrt_34&36frwrd_47&49rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk35frwrd_48rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk25&27shrt_34&36frwrd_47&49rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk28shrt_36frwrd_50rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk29shrt_37frwrd_51rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk30shrt_38frwrd_52rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk53rh.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_sbk31shrt_39frwrd_54rh.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 8 | 25}}
|}
</div>
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">Aerial Spinning Bird Kick</span> ===
{{MoveData
| name    = Aerial Spinning Bird Kick
| input    = {{Tooltip| text= Air [4]6K<br>Air {{cb}}{{f}} + {{k}}|hovertext=Detailed Input: (Charge ←/↙/↖ for at least 60f, [7~14f] → [10/9/7f] Short/Forward/Roundhouse. It is needed to wait at least 1 frame after leaving the charge direction to enter with the K button)}}
| subtitle =
| image    = ChunLi_asbk9.png
| imageSize = 146x97px
| caption  =
| image2    = ChunLi_asbk13.png
| imageSize2 = 146x97px
| caption2  = There's an additional 1x1 hitbox near Chun's thighs in between these frames.
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|lk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=12[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = {{tooltip|text=24*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun's pushbox starts after 18 frames.}}
|active = {{tooltip|text=3(9)2*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox is active during inbetween frames, so this number is technically 20.}}
|recovery = ∞
|total = 38+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= <br>
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|mk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=12[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = {{tooltip|text=24*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun's pushbox starts after 18 frames.}}
|active = {{tooltip|text=3(9)2*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox is active during most in-between frames, so this number is more accurately 20.}}
|recovery = ∞
|total = 38+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= <br>
}}
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|version = {{Icon-Capcom|hk}}
|damage = {{tooltip|text=12[1]|hovertext=[1] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 68.75%, +1 = 9.375%, +2 = 9.375%, +3 = 6.25%}}
|dizzy= 7~13
|dizzytime= 90
|cancel = None
|guard = High
|startup = {{tooltip|text=21*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun's pushbox starts after 17 frames.}}
|active = {{tooltip|text=2(6)2*|hovertext=A 1x1 hitbox is active during most in-between frames, so this number is more accurately 14.}}
|recovery = ∞
|total = 31+∞
|frameAdv = Dependent
|actrange = N/A
|meter = 8
|description= The Spinning Bird Kick but in the air.
*Landing before this move finishes its last active frame will stick you in a 25 frame long landing animation. If the animation completes, it's only 10 frames long.
*Cannot be used after a head stomp like in SF2 Hyper Fighting.
*This move has the 1x1 hitbox during most of its inbetween frames like the grounded version.
*Due to the long charge time required, this move is near impossible to perform during a neutral or forward jump. As a result this move is mostly used for meter building or avoiding specific attacks.
*You can use this move during or just after a wall jump however. Using it before the walljump animation ends will retain your original jump arc, while doing it just after you walljump will have you use the walljump's trajectory.
 
}}
}}
 
<span class="mw-customtoggle-asbk" style="color: cyan">'''Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.'''</span>
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"  id="mw-customcollapsible-asbk">
 
'''Startup:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk1.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk5&14.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 5 | 15}}
|}
'''Active/Recovery:'''
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk8.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk9.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk10.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk11.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk12.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk13.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Short)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 20}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Forward)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 20}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified (Rh)}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 7 | 14}}
|}
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk5&14.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk15.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk16.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk17.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbk18.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}} |{{STDiagramCell| ∞}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 5 | ∞}}
|}
*<b>Landing, partial:</b> (When Chun lands before the last hitting frame)
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl1&3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl1&3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl4.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl5.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl6.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl7.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkl8.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 8 | 25}}
|}
*<b>Landing, complete:</b> (When Chun lands after the last hitting frame)
{{STDiagramHeader}}
{{STDiagramCell|}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkcl1&3.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkcl2.png}} |{{STDiagramImageCell| 1 | ChunLi_asbkcl1&3.png}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Frame Count}} |{{STDiagramCell| 2}} |{{STDiagramCell| 5}} |{{STDiagramCell| 3}}
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{{STDiagramCell| Simplified}} |{{STDiagramCellColSpan| 3 | 10}}
|}
 
</div>
 
==Super Combo==
 
{{MoveData
| name    = Senretsukyaku
| input    = {{Tooltip | text=[4]646K<br>{{cb}}{{f}}{{b}}{{f}} + {{k}} | hovertext = Detailed Input: (Charge ←/↙/↖ for at least 60f, [7~14f] →/↘/↗ [7~14f] ←/↙/↖ [7~14f] →/↘/↗ [SSF2T: ∞f / HSF2: 11f] K)}}
| subtitle =
| image  = ChunLi_super6.png
| imageSize = 125x97px
| caption  =
| image2  = ChunLi_super12.png
| imageSize2 = 140x97px
| caption2  =
| image3  = ChunLi_super15.png
| imageSize3 = 122x101px
| caption3  =
| image4  = ChunLi_super17.png
| imageSize4 = 132x98px
| caption4  =
| image5  = ChunLi_super19.png
| imageSize5 = 141x98px
| caption5  =
| image6  = ChunLi_super21.png
| imageSize6 = 131x98px
| caption6  =
| data  =
{{AttackData-SSF2T
|damage = {{tooltip|text=16[0]|hovertext=[0] Random Damage Table: -2 = 3.125%, -1 = 3.125%, +0 = 78.125%, +1 = 6.25%, +2 = 6.25%, +3 = 3.125%}} x 6
|dizzy= 0~4 x 6
|dizzytime= 20 x 6
|cancel = None
|guard = Mid
|startup = {{Tooltip | text=10 | hovertext = Plus 18 frames of Super flash.}}
|active = 4(9)6(6)1(1)1(1)1(1)1
|recovery = 14
|total = 56
|frameAdv = Hit: Hard KD<br>Block: +9
|actrange = N/A
|description= Chun-Li goes full power with a non-stop barrage of kicks. Often considered one of if not the best Super Combo in the game.
*Affected by the Input Storing glitch. The second towards can be held as long as you need before performing the move. You can also stop holding towards for up to 12 frames and still keep the Super stored.
**'''NOTE:''' The Input Storing Glitch was fixed in Hyper Street Fighter 2. An alternate version of Chun-Li with the glitch restored can be selected by holding Start on Version Select, selecting the Super Turbo/Super X version, and then picking Chun-Li.
*Invincible on frames 1-14.
*Since this move starts a juggle state, you can use a Tenshokyaku afterwards to get an additional 2 hits in. This is useful if you can't hit every hit of the super (due to an early anti-air, for example).
 
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==Misc Animations==
====Jump Animations====
 
*<b>Neutral Jump:</b>
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Chun has a considerably fast prejump. In contrast, she has a huge jump arc that's easy to react to. This is especially true against characters with DP moves; Ryu for instance can punish her with his DP most of the time.<br>
Chun-Li, just like Claw, has the ability to do wall jumps. That's why the Forward Jump has a '+' on the final frame of the aerial jumping part: that animation will have longer duration in case it's a wall jump.<br>
 
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[[Category: Chun-Li]]
[[Category: Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo]]
[[Category: Hyper Street Fighter 2]]

Latest revision as of 11:10, 24 February 2024


Story

Date of Birth: 3/1/1968
Height: 5'8"
Weight: Secret!
Measurements: B34", W 22", H 35"
Blood Type: A
Likes: Crepes, fruits, candy
Dislikes: Crime, shady people, indecisiveness.

At the age of 5, Chun-Li saw her first Beijing opera, planting images of actors moving elegantly across the stage in her mind. Upon witnessing her father one day practicing his martial arts, those very same images came back to her, and she begged her father to teach her. Chun-Li's father would teach her a variety of Chinese martial arts, teaching her a style revolving around kicks with his renowned legs. These teachings would go on until his sudden disappearance.

Chun-Li would become a narcotics investigator at the age of 18 to both find her father and follow his footsteps. Despite hopes of reuniting with him, Chun-Li would learn of the worst possible outcome: Her father was dead, and the leader of the crime ring Shadaloo was responsible. After more investigation on her part, she would ultimately receive a direct invitation to the World Warrior tournament, hosted by Shadaloo, the ones responsible for her father's demise. Seeking revenge, Chun-Li gets ready to fight her way through the tournament...


Overview

Chun is ranked high tier. There are certain characters that she beats, certain characters she has even matches with, and certain characters who beat her. Some of her "even" matches are not even in the traditional sense. For example, against Fei she does really well as long as she's not in the corner. However, if Chun gets put in the corner and Fei starts doing st.Fierce xx Chicken Wing (his 3-hit spin kick), it is a nightmare for Chun, and she has no easy way out.

The same is true against Claw. Chun does well if she can keep the game on the ground, but if Claw can get his wall dive shenanigans going, Chun has no escape, and she must guess correctly which way to block, and that can be very difficult.

--NKI



Strengths Weaknesses
  • Great Normals: st.Strong is an amazing poke, cr.Forward is a multipurpose beast, and j.Forward is an amazing jumping move. She also has a few moves that cause Hard Knockdowns.
  • Storable Super: The Input Storing Glitch turns Chun-Li's Super from OK to absolutely oppressive.
  • Legs: Lightning Legs has amazing priority and will cleanly beat nearly every grounded move in the game.
  • Throws Aplenty: Chun-Li's throws have good range and deal incredible damage.
  • Dizzying: Chun-Li has a wide assortment of Dizzy combos.
  • Super Speedy: Chun-Li's fast walking speed combined with her wall jumps and headstomps give her many movement options.
  • Rush and Turtle: Chun-Li's kit allows her to switch between rushing her opponent down and turtling on the fly.
  • Air Vulnerable: Most of Chun-Li's anti-airs either require charge or are situational. In Tenshokyaku's case, it can whiff completely from point blank range.
  • Unable to Reverse: Chun-Li doesn't have a solid reversal to contest with attacks like Claw's walldive or Fei's Chicken Wing trap.
  • Fireball Trapped: Fireball Traps work especially well on Chun-Li.


New & Old Versions Comparison

To select O.Chun Li, choose Chun Li and then press ↓ ↓ ↓ ↑ Jab/Fierce, pressing Short simultaneously with the punch button for the alternate color.

Here is the list of differences:

  • System Changes: O.Chun Li cannot tech throws, or use a Super Combo;
  • Old Chun does not have access to Tenshokyaku;
  • O.Chun Li has some differences in some of her normals:
    • Close Standing Jab has a 1 frame slower startup;
    • Crouching Jab has a 1 frame slower startup;
    • Far Standing Strong hits high and so whiffs on crouching characters;
    • Far Standing Fierce has special cancel properties;
    • Close Standing Short has a 3 frames slower startup and can't be special canceled;
    • Far Standing Short hits high and so whiffs on crouching characters;
    • Crouching Short has a 2 frame slower startup and can't be special canceled;
    • Close Standing Forward has a 3 frame slower startup and can't be special canceled;
    • Far Standing Forward have better priority;
    • Diagonal Jumping Fierce has a much fatter hitbox, though the priority doesn't change much;
    • Diagonal Jumping Short has much better priority but do a little less damage;
    • Neutral Jumping Forward has much better priority plus 6 more active frames;
    • Diagonal Jumping Forward has much better priority but cannot be used as a cross up attack;
    • Neutral Jumping Roundhouse has much better priority;
    • Diagonal Jumping Roundhouse hits lower;
  • O.Chun Li's Head Stomp can be performed with any downward direction;
  • O.Chun Li's flip kick and neck breaker command normals have proximity requirements;
  • O.Chun Li's neckbreaker and flip kick are performed with forward/back/any upwards direction instead of df;
  • O.Chun Li's flip kick combo for two hits, the start-up is faster by 2 frames and can be special cancelled;
  • O.Chun Li can kara-cancel Kikoukens from Roundhouse easily (for the shorter recovery), where N.Chun Li has trouble with this due to the different command for the Spinning Bird Kick;
  • O.Chun's Spinning Bird Kick becomes active and knocks down before the spinning part during her handspring, and demands a "down" charge instead of a "back/away" one.

Basically, O.Chun Li has better aerial tools but worse ground ones, mainly for her standing strong whiffing on crouched characters and the lack of Super. Choose whichever version you think it's best suited for your style.


Color Options

Jab Strong Fierce Start Old
Chunli-lp.gif Chunli-mp.gif Chunli-hp.gif Chunli-start.gif Chunli-old1.gif
Chunli-lk.gif Chunli-mk.gif Chunli-hk.gif Chunli-hold.gif Chunli-old2.gif
Short Forward Roundhouse Hold Old Alternative

--Born2SPD

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Chun-Li's portrait in Super Turbo.
Character Data
Damage Scaling Factor 27/32
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

cllp
Close Jab
Close Light Punch
5LP / cl.Lp.png
ChunLi stcljab3.png
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 used for combos and as a tick for characters who can't duck it.
  • This does massive damage for a mashable light attack.
  • Sometimes this can trade as an anti-air in Chun's favor.

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ChunLi stcljab1&5.png ChunLi stcljab2&4.png ChunLi stcljab3.png ChunLi stcljab2&4.png ChunLi stcljab1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 1 4 3 1
Simplified 4 4 4

frlp

Far Jab
Far Light Punch
5LP / cl.Lp.png
ChunLi stfarjab2.png
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's Roll and Honda's Headbutt.
  • Can work as a far away anti-air in some situations.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stfarjab1&5.png ChunLi stfarjab2.png ChunLi stfarjab3.png ChunLi stfarjab4.png ChunLi stfarjab1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 2 4 3 1
Simplified 3 2 8


clmp

Close Strong
Close Medium Punch
5MP / cl.Mp.png
ChunLi stclstrng3.png
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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stclstrng1&5.png ChunLi stclstrng2&4.png ChunLi stclstrng3.png ChunLi stclstrng2&4.png ChunLi stclstrng1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 2 4 3 1
Simplified 5 4 4

frmp

Far Strong
Far Medium Punch
5MP / fr.Mp.png
ChunLi stfarstrng3.png
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 Strong throw.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stfarstrng1&5.png ChunLi stfarstrng2&4.png ChunLi stfarstrng3.png ChunLi stfarstrng2&4.png ChunLi stfarstrng1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 2 4 3 1 |
Simplified 5 4 4


clhp

Close Fierce
Close Heavy Punch
5HP / cl.Hp.png
ChunLi stclfrc2.png
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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stclfrc1&3.png ChunLi stclfrc2.png ChunLi stclfrc1&3.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 20 11
Simplified 4 20 11

frhp

Far Fierce
Far Heavy Punch
5HP / fr.Hp.png
ChunLi stfarfrc3.png
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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stfarfrc1.png ChunLi stfarfrc2&4.png ChunLi stfarfrc3.png ChunLi stfarfrc2&4.png ChunLi stfarfrc5.png ChunLi stfarfrc6.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 3 6 10 7 1
Simplified 6 6 18


cllk

Close Short
Close Light Kick
5LK / cl.Lk.png
ChunLi stclshrt3.png
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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stclshrt1&5 stclfrwrd1&7.png ChunLi stclshrt2&4.png ChunLi stclshrt3.png ChunLi stclshrt2&4.png ChunLi stclshrt1&5 stclfrwrd1&7.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 1 5 4 1
Simplified 4 5 5

frlk

Far Short
Far Light Kick
5LK / fr.Lk.png
ChunLi stfarshrt3.png
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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stfarshrt1&5 stfarfrwrd1&5.png ChunLi stfarshrt2&4.png ChunLi stfarshrt3.png ChunLi stfarshrt2&4.png ChunLi stfarshrt1&5 stfarfrwrd1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 3 5 4 1
Simplified 7 5 5

clmk

Close Forward
Close Medium Kick
5MK / cl.Mk.png
ChunLi stclfrwrd3.png
First hitbox
ChunLi stclfrwrd4.png
Second hitbox
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
24[1] 5~11 60 1st part: Special, Super
2nd part: None 		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 Roundhouse.
  • The first part can be cancelled, and is very easy to combo into legs, since you can just mash kick.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stclshrt1&5 stclfrwrd1&7.png ChunLi stclfrwrd2&6.png ChunLi stclfrwrd3.png ChunLi stclfrwrd4.png ChunLi stclfrwrd5.png ChunLi stclfrwrd2&6.png ChunLi stclshrt1&5 stclfrwrd1&7.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 1 3 6 3 4 1
Simplified 4 9 8

frmk

Far Forward
Far Medium Kick
5MK / fr.Mk.png
ChunLi stfarfrwrd3.png
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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stfarshrt1&5 stfarfrwrd1&5.png ChunLi stfarfrwrd2&4.png ChunLi stfarfrwrd3.png ChunLi stfarfrwrd2&4.png ChunLi stfarshrt1&5 stfarfrwrd1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 3 5 4 4
Simplified 7 5 8


clhk

Close Roundhouse
Close Standing Heavy Kick
5HK / Hk.png
ChunLi stclrh5.png
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.
  • 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.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stclrh1.png ChunLi stclrh2.png ChunLi stclrh3.png ChunLi stclrh4.png ChunLi stclrh5.png ChunLi stclrh6.png ChunLi stclrh7.png ChunLi stclrh8.png ChunLi stclrh9.png
Frame Count 1 + 1 1 6 1 6 4 6 4 7
Simplified 10 6 21

frhk

Far Roundhouse
Far Standing Heavy Kick
5HK / Hk.png
ChunLi stfarrh4.png
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. Requires fast reactions.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

ChunLi stfarrh1.png ChunLi stfarrh2.png ChunLi stfarrh3.png ChunLi stfarrh4.png ChunLi stfarrh5.png ChunLi stfarrh6.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 3 4 8 7 7
Simplified 11 8 14

Crouching Normals

crlp

Crouching Jab
Crouching Light Punch
2LP / D.png+Lp.png
ChunLi crjab3.png
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
4[0] 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 Crouching Forward kick and Standing Strong.
  • One nice trick is to kara cancel this into anti air Tenshokyaku to remove her standing frame.

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ChunLi crjab1&5.png ChunLi crjab2&4.png ChunLi crjab3.png ChunLi crjab2&4.png ChunLi crjab1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 1 4 4 1
Simplified 4 4 5


crmp

Crouching Strong
Crouching Medium Punch
2MP / D.png+Mp.png
ChunLi crstrng3.png
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 Strong though.
  • The priority is also much worse than Crouching Jab.

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ChunLi crstrng1&5 crfrc1&5.png ChunLi crstrng2&4.png ChunLi crstrng2&4.png ChunLi crstrng3.png ChunLi crstrng1&5 crfrc1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 2 2 4 4 1
Simplified 5 4 5


crhp

Crouching Fierce
Crouching Heavy Punch
2HP / D.png+Hp.png
ChunLi crfrc3.png
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 Strong but bigger.

  • Good range with decent priority, but very sluggish, punishable if whiffed. Probably best to use safer attacks.

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ChunLi crstrng1&5 crfrc1&5.png ChunLi crfrc2&4.png ChunLi crfrc3.png ChunLi crfrc2&4.png ChunLi crstrng1&5 crfrc1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 3 6 8 11
Simplified 7 6 19


crlk
Crouching Short
Crouching Light Kick
2LK / D.png+Lk.png
ChunLi crshrt3.png
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 Crouching Short, but pretty slow.
  • Works ok as an occasional tick. Does above average damage for a light attack.

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ChunLi crshrt1&5.png ChunLi crshrt2&4.png ChunLi crshrt3.png ChunLi crshrt2&4.png ChunLi crshrt1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 1 4 4 1
Simplified 5 4 5


crmk
Crouching Forward
Crouching Medium Kick
2MK / D.png+Mk.png
ChunLi crfrwrd2.png
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. One of the main reasons it's very annoying playing against a competent Chun.

  • Very spammable move. It has a very fast startup and recovery and very good priority while active. Also, it has no pre-projected hurtboxes during startup or recovery, making it very hard to be beaten cleanly when playing footsies.
  • Gives excellent frame advantage and can be inked into itself. It's also special/super cancelable.
  • It's also a very important anti air move in Chun-Li's arsenal.

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ChunLi crfrwrd1.png ChunLi crfrwrd2.png ChunLi crfrwrd3.png
Frame Count 1 + 4 5 4
Simplified 5 5 4
crhk
Crouching Roundhouse
Crouching Heavy Kick
2HK / D.png+Hk.png
ChunLi crrh3.png
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 Hit: Soft KD
Block: -3 		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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ChunLi crrh1&5.png ChunLi crrh2&4.png ChunLi crrh3.png ChunLi crrh2&4.png ChunLi crrh1&5.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 3 6 8 11
Simplified 7 6 19

Jumping Normals

njlp
Neutral Jumping Jab
Neutral Jumping Light Punch
8LP / U.png+Lp.png
ChunLi njjab4.png
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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ChunLi njjab1 njstrng1&7 njfrc1&7.png ChunLi njjab2 njstrng2&6 njfrc2&6.png ChunLi njjab3 njstrng3&5 njfrc3&5.png ChunLi njjab4.png
Frame Count 2 3 2 ∞
Simplified 8 ∞
djlp
Diagonal Jumping Jab
Diagonal Jumping Light Punch
7 or 9 LP
Ub.png or Uf.png+Lp.png
ChunLi djjab3.png
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 40 ∞ 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 Jumping Strong.

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ChunLi djjab1&5 djstrng1&5 djfrc1&5.png ChunLi djjab2&4 djstrng2&4 djfrc2&4.png ChunLi djjab3.png ChunLi djjab2&4 djstrng2&4 djfrc2&4.png ChunLi djjab1&5 djstrng1&5 djfrc1&5.png ChunLi njstrng8 njfrc8 djjab6 djstrng6 djfrc6.png
Frame Count 3 3 40 3 4 ∞
Simplified 6 40 ∞


njmp
Neutral Jumping Strong
Neutral Jumping Medium Punch
8MP / U.png+Mp.png
ChunLi njstrng4.png
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 Fierce outclasses this.

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ChunLi njjab1 njstrng1&7 njfrc1&7.png ChunLi njjab2 njstrng2&6 njfrc2&6.png ChunLi njjab3 njstrng3&5 njfrc3&5.png ChunLi njstrng4.png ChunLi njjab3 njstrng3&5 njfrc3&5.png ChunLi njjab2 njstrng2&6 njfrc2&6.png ChunLi njjab1 njstrng1&7 njfrc1&7.png ChunLi njstrng8 njfrc8 djjab6 djstrng6 djfrc6.png
Frame Count 3 3 2 16 2 3 4 ∞
Simplified 8 16 ∞
djmp
Diagonal Jumping Strong
Diagonal Jumping Medium Punch
7 or 9 MP
Ub.png or Uf.png+Mp.png
ChunLi djstrng3.png
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 Forward kick.

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ChunLi djjab1&5 djstrng1&5 djfrc1&5.png ChunLi djjab2&4 djstrng2&4 djfrc2&4.png ChunLi djstrng3.png ChunLi djjab2&4 djstrng2&4 djfrc2&4.png ChunLi djjab1&5 djstrng1&5 djfrc1&5.png ChunLi njstrng8 njfrc8 djjab6 djstrng6 djfrc6.png
Frame Count 3 3 8 3 4 ∞
Simplified 6 8 ∞


njhp
Neutral Jumping Fierce
Neutral Jumping Heavy Punch
8HP / U.png+Hp.png
ChunLi njfrc4.png
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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ChunLi njjab1 njstrng1&7 njfrc1&7.png ChunLi njjab2 njstrng2&6 njfrc2&6.png ChunLi njjab3 njstrng3&5 njfrc3&5.png ChunLi njfrc4.png ChunLi njjab3 njstrng3&5 njfrc3&5.png ChunLi njjab2 njstrng2&6 njfrc2&6.png ChunLi njjab1 njstrng1&7 njfrc1&7.png ChunLi njstrng8 njfrc8 djjab6 djstrng6 djfrc6.png
Frame Count 3 3 2 8 2 3 4 ∞
Simplified 8 8 ∞
djhp
Diagonal Jumping Fierce
Diagonal Jumping Heavy Punch
7 or 9 HP
Ub.png or Uf.png+Hp.png
ChunLi djfrc3.png
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 Strong but with a different hitbox. In some situations, it may be better to use this instead.

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ChunLi djjab1&5 djstrng1&5 djfrc1&5.png ChunLi djjab2&4 djstrng2&4 djfrc2&4.png ChunLi djfrc3.png ChunLi djjab2&4 djstrng2&4 djfrc2&4.png ChunLi djjab1&5 djstrng1&5 djfrc1&5.png ChunLi njstrng8 njfrc8 djjab6 djstrng6 djfrc6.png
Frame Count 3 3 8 3 4 ∞
Simplified 6 8 ∞


njlk
Neutral Jumping Short
Neutral Jumping Light Kick
8LK / U.png+Lk.png
ChunLi njshrt3.png
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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ChunLi njshrt1 njfrwrd1&5 djrh1.png ChunLi njshrt2 njfrwrd2&4 djrh2.png ChunLi njshrt3.png
Frame Count 3 3 ∞
Simplified 6 ∞
djlk
Diagonal Jumping Short
Diagonal Jumping Light Kick
7 or 9 LK
Ub.png or Uf.png+Lk.png
ChunLi djshrt3.png
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 40 ∞ 6+∞ Dependent 2/1

A confident jumping kick.

  • Aside from safejumps, this isn't too special. It gives Dictator trouble, but otherwise favor Jumping Forward kick.
  • It may be counter intuitive, but this move actually does just as much damage as Diagonal Jumping Forward kick. It inflicts less dizzy damage though.

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ChunLi djshrt1&5 djfrwrd1&5.png ChunLi djshrt2&4 djfrwrd2&4.png ChunLi djshrt3.png ChunLi djshrt2&4 djfrwrd2&4.png ChunLi djshrt1&5 djfrwrd1&5.png
Frame Count 3 3 40 3 ∞
Simplified 6 40 ∞
njmk
Neutral Jumping Forward
Neutral Jumping Medium Kick
8MK
U.png+Mk.png
ChunLi njfrwrd3.png
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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ChunLi njshrt1 njfrwrd1&5 djrh1.png ChunLi njshrt2 njfrwrd2&4 djrh2.png ChunLi njfrwrd3.png ChunLi njshrt2 njfrwrd2&4 djrh2.png ChunLi njshrt1 njfrwrd1&5 djrh1.png
Frame Count 3 3 10 3 ∞
Simplified 6 10 ∞
djmk
Diagonal Jumping Forward
Diagonal Jumping Medium Kick
7 or 9MK / Ub.png or Uf.png+Mk.png
ChunLi djfrwrd3.png
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 Jumping Short.

  • Chun's crossup, and also her best jump in for the most part.
  • Outside of Head Stomp, this is the lowest hitting air normal Chun has, she can even beat Dhalsim's anti air slides with it.

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ChunLi djshrt1&5 djfrwrd1&5.png ChunLi djshrt2&4 djfrwrd2&4.png ChunLi djfrwrd3.png ChunLi djshrt2&4 djfrwrd2&4.png ChunLi djshrt1&5 djfrwrd1&5.png
Frame Count 3 3 16 3 ∞
Simplified 6 16 ∞
njhk
Neutral Jumping Roundhouse
Neutral Jumping Heavy Kick
8HK / U.png+Hk.png
ChunLi njrh3.png
ChunLi njrh4.png
ChunLi njrh5.png
This move breaks all the rules.
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
26[2] 10~16 80 1st part: Special
2nd and 3rd parts: None 		Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
3 13 (5/4/4) ∞ 16+∞ Hit: Hard KD
Block: Dependent 		5/4

Essentially a jumping version of Chun's towards+Forward kick 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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ChunLi njrh1.png ChunLi njrh2.png ChunLi njrh3.png ChunLi njrh4.png ChunLi njrh5.png ChunLi njrh6.png ChunLi njrh7.png ChunLi njrh8.png
Frame Count 1 2 5 4 4 4 6 ∞
Simplified 3 13 ∞
djhk
Diagonal Jumping Roundhouse
Diagonal Jumping Heavy Kick
7 or 9 HK
Ub.png or Uf.png+Hk.png
ChunLi djrh3.png
ChunLi djrh4.png
There's a REALLY small hitbox here, right around her waist.
ChunLi djrh5.png
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, that's a 1x1 px hitbox!

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ChunLi njshrt1 njfrwrd1&5 djrh1.png ChunLi njshrt2 njfrwrd2&4 djrh2.png ChunLi djrh3.png ChunLi djrh4.png ChunLi djrh5.png ChunLi djrh6.png ChunLi djrh7.png
Frame Count 3 3 6 4 6 6 ∞
Simplified 6 16 ∞

Command Normals

Sankaku Tobi (Wall Jump)
Sankaku Tobi
Wall Jump
Air 6 near a wall
Air F.png near a wall
ChunLi wj.png
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 Head Stomp 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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ChunLi wj.png
Frame Count 6
Rear Spin Kick
Rear Spin Kick
Flip Kick
3MK / Df.png+Mk.png
ChunLi fk3.png
ChunLi fk4.png
Fun fact: This move is so bad it was completely removed in HD Remix.
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
22[0] 0~5 40 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
7 9 (5/4) 43 59 Hit: Hard KD
Block: -39 / -34 		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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ChunLi fk1.png ChunLi fk2.png ChunLi fk3.png ChunLi fk4.png ChunLi fk5.png ChunLi fk6.png ChunLi fk7.png ChunLi fk8.png
Frame Count 1 + 3 3 5 4 4 4 6 29
Simplified 7 9 43
Kyakukyakuraku
Kyakukyakuraku
Neck Breaker
3HK / Df.png+Hk.png
ChunLi nb8.png
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 Hit: Hard KD
Block: Dependent 		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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ChunLi nb1.png ChunLi nb2.png ChunLi nb3.png ChunLi nb4.png ChunLi nb5.png ChunLi nb6.png ChunLi nb7.png ChunLi nb8.png
Frame Count 1 + 4 4 5 6 7 8 2 14
Simplified 37 14
Yosokyakus
Yosokyaku
Head Stomp
2MK midair
D.png+Mk.png midair
ChunLi hs3.png
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.

  • 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 someone tries to sweep or Low Tiger Shot you, you'll either beat it or land in a blocking position.
  • For New Chun-Li this move can only be activated with D.png, that is, Db.png or Df.png will give you her normal Jumping Forward kick instead.

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ChunLi hs1&4.png ChunLi hs2&5.png ChunLi hs3.png ChunLi hs1&4.png ChunLi hs2&5.png ChunLi hs6.png ChunLi hs7.png
Frame Count 1 2 16 8 4 5 ∞
Simplified 3 16 ∞

Throws

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

Koshuto
cl. 4/6 + MP/HP
cl. B.png or F.png+Mp.png/Hp.png
Ssf2t chunli pthrow.png
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
38 (Strong)
32 (Fierce) 		7~13 100 - Grab 48 (from axis)
23 (from throwable box)
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
0 1 Dependent 2 N/A -

Chun-Li's throw.

  • 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.
  • The direction held when throwing determines the direction you'll throw at.
  • Be careful when throwing cornered opponents towards the corner, since most characters can actually punish Chun-Li's recovery if they tech.
  • If facing a charge character, know that if the throw is teched the opponent will not have enough back charge for his specials right after recovering from being thrown. This happens because there's a side switch during the throw animation. This means that Chun-Li can try to follow it up with a meaty without having to fear certain reversals (e.g. Boxer's or Dictator's Super), but know that they may have enough down charge since it's possible to tech throws with Db.png or Df.png.


Ryuseiraku
Any direction but 8 midair + MP/HP
Any direction but U.png midair + Mp.png/Hp.png
Ssf2t chunli pthrow.png
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
34 7~13 100 - Grab 58 (from axis)
33 (from throwable box)
Minimum height: 48/48
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
0 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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  • Ground Throw:
ChunLi throwb.png ChunLi throw.png ChunLi throwf.png
  • Air Throw:
ChunLi airthrow.png

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

Special Moves

Kikoken

Kikoken
Fireball
[4]6P / Cb.pngF.png+P.png
ChunLi fb11jab.png
Lp.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
17[1] 5~11 90 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
5 75 42* 47 Dependent 5


Mp.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
18[1] 7~13 90 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
5 45 40* 45 Dependent 5


Hp.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
20[1] 7~13 90 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
5 31 38* 43 Dependent 5

Chun-Li puts her back into a fireball.

  • Damage and speed increases with strength.
  • The fireball will travel a set distance, which decreases with strength (along with Chun's recovery frames).
  • This move has the best startup for a fireball in the game by far, which helps tremendously stopping advancing moves like Honda's Headbutt.
  • This move works very well as an anti-air tool. Even if it trades, you score a full knockdown, which you can use to apply your strong wake-up game.
  • Due to a glitch, it's possible to change the recovery of any Kikoken to that of a Fierce by either whiffing or kara-canceling a Fierce or Roundhouse normal. You can read more about it here.

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Startup:

ChunLi fb1.png ChunLi fb2.png ChunLi fb3.png ChunLi fb4.png ChunLi fb5.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1
Simplified 5

Active:

  • Jab Version:
ChunLi fb6.png ChunLi fb7jab.png ChunLi fb8jab.png ChunLi fb9jab.png ChunLi fb10jab.png ChunLi fb11jab.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 1...
Simplified 42
  • Strong Version:
ChunLi fb6.png ChunLi fb7strng.png ChunLi fb8strng.png ChunLi fb9strng.png ChunLi fb10strng.png ChunLi fb11strng.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 1...
Simplified 40
  • Fierce Version:
ChunLi fb6.png ChunLi fb7frc.png ChunLi fb8frc.png ChunLi fb9frc.png ChunLi fb10frc.png ChunLi fb11frc.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 1...
Simplified 38


Total Distance Traveled:

Jab: 222 pixels after 75 frames Strong: 176 pixels after 45 frames Fierce: 150 pixels after 31 frames
ChunLi fbjab.png ChunLi fbstrng.png ChunLi fbfrc.png

Hyakuretsukyaku

Hyakuretsukyaku
Lightning Legs
Press K.png Repeatedly
ChunLi ll3.png
ChunLi ll5.png
ChunLi ll7.png
ChunLi ll9.png
Lk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
28[2] 5~11 100 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
4 (4(4) x 5) + 3 minimum
4(4) x 4 every cycle 		4 51 minimum Dependent 4


Mk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
30[2] 5~11 100 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
7 (2(2) x 7) + 1 minimum
2(2) x 4 every cycle 		8 44 minimum Dependent 4


Hk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
32[2] 5~11 100 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
10 1(1) x 11 minimum
1(1) x 4 every cycle 		13 45 minimum Dependent 4

Chun-Li unleashes a flurry of kicks at lightning speed.

  • Continuing to mash the button after the move comes out will keep the move going indefinitely.
  • Will never combo into itself. Once this attack hits, subsequent hitboxes will whiff until your opponent can block.
  • Chun's legs are fully invulnerable, giving the move excellent priority.

General Strategies

  • Since your legs are invunlerable and your hurtboxes are moved backwards, this move will beat most other attacks in melee range. An important strategy is to use Lightning Legs to whiff punish attacks from afar, when your opponent is worried about throws, Strong punches, and Forward kicks.
  • This move also works great as an okizeme option, provided you space your move properly to avoid a reversal.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

Startup:

ChunLi ll1&12.png ChunLi ll2&11.png
Frame Count (Short) 1 3
Simplified (Short) 4
Frame Count (Forward) 3 4
Simplified (Forward) 7
Frame Count (Rh) 4 6
Simplified (Rh) 10

Active:

ChunLi ll3.png ChunLi ll4.png ChunLi ll5.png ChunLi ll6&10.png
Frame Count (Short) 4 4 4 4
Frame Count (Forward) 2 2 2 2
Frame Count (Rh) 1 1 1 1
ChunLi ll7.png ChunLi ll8.png ChunLi ll9.png ChunLi ll6&10.png
Frame Count (Short) 4 4 4 4
Frame Count (Forward) 2 2 2 2
Frame Count (Rh) 1 1 1 1

NOTE: The diagram shown refers to one complete cycle of the Lightning Legs animation. The minimal durations for each are as follows:

  • The LK version will make a full cycle once, then will stop at frame 3 of the third cell. (35 frames in total)
  • The MK version will make a full cycle once, then will stop at frame 1 of the 7th cell. (29 frames in total)
  • The HK version will make 2 full cycles, then stop at the 6th cell. (22 frames in total)

Recovery:

ChunLi ll2&11.png ChunLi ll1&12.png
Frame Count (Short) 2 2
Simplified (Short) 4
Frame Count (Forward) 4 4
Simplified (Forward) 8
Frame Count (Rh) 6 6
Simplified (Rh) 12

Tenshokyaku

Tenshokyaku
Upkicks
[2]8K / Cd.pngU.png+K.png
ChunLi upk2.png
ChunLi upk6shrt 6frwrd 5&15rh.png
ChunLi upk11shrt 11frwrd 10&20rh.png
They go up, and they kick. That's why everyone calls 'em Upkicks.
Lk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
12[2] x 3 0~4 x 3 20 x 3 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
6 4(4)4(8)4 37 67 Hit: Hard KD
Block: -39 (First Hit) 		8
  • Invincible on frames 1-10.
Mk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
12[2] x 3 0~4 x 3 20 x 3 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
4 4(4)4(8)4(8)4 34 74 Hit: Hard KD
Block: -48 (First Hit) 		8
  • Invincible on frames 1-8.
Hk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
12[2] x 3 0~4 x 3 20 x 3 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
2 2(4)4(8)4(8)4(8)4 23 71 Hit: Hard KD
Block: -47 (First Hit) 		8
  • Invincible on frames 1-4.


Chun-Li rises into the air, unleashing a torrent of tornado kicks.

  • This move causes a 3 hit juggle state. Despite Forward and Roundhouse having more than 3 hitboxes, it can still only juggle 3 times in the air.
  • Chun is considered airborne for the entire move. Due to a programing mistake this move does not have any grounded recovery frames, allowing for blocking and counter throws as soon as you land.

General Strategies

  • Lk.png version:
    • Has the slowest startup but also the most invincibility, which is optimal for various situations (e.g. anti airs). But, even on this version the invincibility does not last for very long, which often forces Chun to activate the move at the very last moment for it to anti air successfully. The problem is that Chun-Li will have standing up hurtboxes right before the move coming out (because the transition from ↓ to ↑ doesn't happen instantly), which may result in Chun-Li being hit before her move can come out. To alleviate that problem, it's recommended to kara cancel a crouching normal into this move, so Chun-Li can transition from her crouching stance into this move's invincible startup without having standing hurtboxes in between.
  • Mk.png version:
    • Has slightly less invincibility than the Short version, but if the kara cancel method is used then its invincibility will often be just enough to anti-air most air moves, with the added benefit of having more horizontal reach than the Short version. Basically, this is the more rounded version of the move, which is to be used whenever you don't particularly need the extra invincibility of the Short version, nor the extremely fast startup of the Roundhouse version.
  • Hk.png version:
    • Is your go-to reversal outside of Super. It can't be safe jumped due to the 2 frame startup and can also thwart meaty crossups. The invincibility on it is very short so the other versions should be favored for anti-air situations.
    • Don't be too over confident on its anti safe-jump capabilities though. The move has poor priority and reach overall, this means that air moves with very good priority can be used as "fake" safe jumps by spacing the jump so they don't land too close to Chun, making her move whiff completely or even straight out beaten (since right after the invulnerability ends, Chun is vulnerable and NOT attacking - and this is even more of a problem with the Roundhouse version, since its invulnerability doesn't last very long). Also, the poor upwards reach must be emphasized: there are a some air moves that don't even have good priority at the front that can still be used as "fake" safe jumps due to their leg hurtboxes being out of reach. These moves are Ken's Jumping Forward and Roundhouse, E.Honda's Jumping Forward and Roundhouse, Claw's Neutral Jumping Short and Forward, Sagat's Jumping Forward and Roundhouse, Dictator's Jumping Fierce, T.Hawk's Jumping Roundhouse and Fei's Jumping Roundhouse.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

  • Short Version:
ChunLi upk1.png ChunLi upk2.png ChunLi upk3shrt 3frwrd.png ChunLi upk4shrt 4frwrd 3&13rh.png ChunLi upk5shrt 5frwrd 4&14rh.png ChunLi upk6shrt 6frwrd 5&15rh.png ChunLi upk7shrt 7frwrd 6&16rh.png ChunLi upk8shrt 8frwrd 7&17rh.png ChunLi upk9shrt 9&14frwrd 8&18rh.png ChunLi upk10shrt 10&15frwrd 9&19rh.png
Frame Count 6 4 1 1 2 4 2 2 2 2
Simplified 6 4 4 4 8
ChunLi upk11shrt 11frwrd 10&20rh.png ChunLi upk12shrt 12&17frwrd 11&21rh.png ChunLi upk13shrt 13&18frwrd 12&22rh.png ChunLi upk14shrt 19frwrd 23rh.png ChunLi upk15shrt 20frwrd 24rh.png ChunLi upk16shrt 21frwrd 25rh.png
Frame Count 4 3 3 3 24 4
Simplified 4 37


  • Forward Version:
ChunLi upk1.png ChunLi upk2.png ChunLi upk3shrt 3frwrd.png ChunLi upk4shrt 4frwrd 3&13rh.png ChunLi upk5shrt 5frwrd 4&14rh.png ChunLi upk6shrt 6frwrd 5&15rh.png ChunLi upk7shrt 7frwrd 6&16rh.png ChunLi upk8shrt 8frwrd 7&17rh.png ChunLi upk9shrt 9&14frwrd 8&18rh.png ChunLi upk10shrt 10&15frwrd 9&19rh.png
Frame Count 4 4 1 1 2 4 2 2 2 2
Simplified 4 4 4 4 8
ChunLi upk11shrt 11frwrd 10&20rh.png ChunLi upk12shrt 12&17frwrd 11&21rh.png ChunLi upk13shrt 13&18frwrd 12&22rh.png ChunLi upk9shrt 9&14frwrd 8&18rh.png ChunLi upk10shrt 10&15frwrd 9&19rh.png ChunLi upk16frwrd.png
Frame Count 4 2 2 2 2 4
Simplified 4 8 4
ChunLi upk12shrt 12&17frwrd 11&21rh.png ChunLi upk13shrt 13&18frwrd 12&22rh.png ChunLi upk14shrt 19frwrd 23rh.png ChunLi upk15shrt 20frwrd 24rh.png ChunLi upk16shrt 21frwrd 25rh.png
Frame Count 2 2 3 21 6
Simplified 34


  • Roundhouse Version:
ChunLi upk1.png ChunLi upk2.png ChunLi upk4shrt 4frwrd 3&13rh.png ChunLi upk5shrt 5frwrd 4&14rh.png ChunLi upk6shrt 6frwrd 5&15rh.png ChunLi upk7shrt 7frwrd 6&16rh.png ChunLi upk8shrt 8frwrd 7&17rh.png ChunLi upk9shrt 9&14frwrd 8&18rh.png ChunLi upk10shrt 10&15frwrd 9&19rh.png ChunLi upk11shrt 11frwrd 10&20rh.png
Frame Count 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 4
Simplified 2 2 4 4 8 4
ChunLi upk12shrt 12&17frwrd 11&21rh.png ChunLi upk13shrt 13&18frwrd 12&22rh.png ChunLi upk4shrt 4frwrd 3&13rh.png ChunLi upk5shrt 5frwrd 4&14rh.png ChunLi upk6shrt 6frwrd 5&15rh.png ChunLi upk7shrt 7frwrd 6&16rh.png ChunLi upk8shrt 8frwrd 7&17rh.png ChunLi upk9shrt 9&14frwrd 8&18rh.png ChunLi upk10shrt 10&15frwrd 9&19rh.png
Frame Count 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 2
Simplified 8 4 8
ChunLi upk11shrt 11frwrd 10&20rh.png ChunLi upk12shrt 12&17frwrd 11&21rh.png ChunLi upk13shrt 13&18frwrd 12&22rh.png ChunLi upk14shrt 19frwrd 23rh.png ChunLi upk15shrt 20frwrd 24rh.png ChunLi upk16shrt 21frwrd 25rh.png
Frame Count 4 3 3 3 7 7
Simplified 4 23

Spinning Bird Kick

Spinning Bird Kick
[4]6K
Cb.pngF.png + K.png
ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png
ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
There's an additional 1x1 hitbox near Chun's thighs in between these frames.
Lk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
14[1] / 12[1] 7~13 90 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
32* 2(3)1(5)2(11)2* 21 79 Dependent 8
  • Invincible from frames 1-17, 22-23, and 59-73.
Mk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
16[1] / 14[1] 7~13 90 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
34* 3(5)1(3)1(3)1(4)2(8)4* 23 92 Dependent 8
  • Invincible from frames 1-17, 22-23, and 71-86.
Hk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
18[1] / 16[1] 7~13 90 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
36* 3(7)2(3)1(3)1(3)1(3)1(3)1(4)1(7)3* 31* 114 Dependent 8
  • Invincible from frames 1-17, 22-23, and 89-108.


Chun-Li flips onto her hands, pushes back up into the air, and spins forward.

  • The spins where Chun-Li faces backwards do more damage than the ones where she faces forwards.
  • For some reason there's a 1x1 hitbox inside of Chun-Li's pushbox during the frames between the bigger, actually useful hitboxes (with the exception of some of the animation frames of the Forward version.) See the detailed hitbox information for more detail.
  • This could be used as an anti-tick throw special since most of the startup is invulnerable, but you're likely better off using Tenshokyaku or Super due to this move's unpredictable nature.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

Startup:

ChunLi sbk1.png ChunLi sbk2.png ChunLi sbk3.png ChunLi sbk4.png ChunLi sbk5&8.png ChunLi sbk6.png ChunLi sbk7.png ChunLi sbk5&8.png
Frame Count 1 4 3 2 3 4 4 2
Simplified 23

Active/Recovery:

  • Short Version:
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 4 3 2 2 1 1 1 1
Simplified 15
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 2 1 2 2 3 4 4 2
Simplified 20
ChunLi sbk25&27shrt 34&36frwrd 47&49rh.png ChunLi sbk26shrt.png ChunLi sbk25&27shrt 34&36frwrd 47&49rh.png ChunLi sbk28shrt 36frwrd 50rh.png ChunLi sbk29shrt 37frwrd 51rh.png ChunLi sbk30shrt 38frwrd 52rh.png ChunLi sbk31shrt 39frwrd 54rh.png
Frame Count 2 3 2 2 3 3 6
Simplified 21


  • Forward Version:
ChunLi sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1
Simplified 4 16
ChunLi sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Simplified 1 7
ChunLi sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 2 1 1 2 2 3 3 4
Simplified 2 16
ChunLi sbk9&17&25&33frwrd.png
Frame Count 2
ChunLi sbk25&27shrt 34&36frwrd 47&49rh.png ChunLi sbk35frwrd 48rh.png ChunLi sbk25&27shrt 34&36frwrd 47&49rh.png ChunLi sbk28shrt 36frwrd 50rh.png ChunLi sbk29shrt 37frwrd 51rh.png ChunLi sbk30shrt 38frwrd 52rh.png ChunLi sbk31shrt 39frwrd 54rh.png
Frame Count 2 3 2 2 3 3 6
Simplified 21


  • Roundhouse Version:
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 2
2 25
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Simplified 8
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Simplified 8
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png ChunLi sbk15&23shrt 15&23&31frwrd 15&23&31&39rh.png ChunLi sbk16&24shrt 16&24&32frwrd 16&24&32&40rh.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1
Simplified 9
ChunLi sbk9&17shrt 9&17&25&33&41rh.png ChunLi sbk10&18shrt 10&18&26frwrd 10&18&26&34&42rh.png ChunLi sbk11&19shrt 11&19&27frwrd 11&19&27&35&43rh.png ChunLi sbk12&20shrt 12&20&28frwrd 12&20&28&36&44rh.png ChunLi sbk13&21shrt 13&21&29frwrd 13&21&29&37&45rh.png ChunLi sbk14&22shrt 14&22&30frwrd 14&22&30&38&46rh.png
Frame Count 2 2 3 3 3 3
Simplified 16
ChunLi sbk25&27shrt 34&36frwrd 47&49rh.png ChunLi sbk35frwrd 48rh.png ChunLi sbk25&27shrt 34&36frwrd 47&49rh.png ChunLi sbk28shrt 36frwrd 50rh.png ChunLi sbk29shrt 37frwrd 51rh.png ChunLi sbk30shrt 38frwrd 52rh.png ChunLi sbk53rh.png ChunLi sbk31shrt 39frwrd 54rh.png
Frame Count 2 3 2 2 3 3 4 6
Simplified 25

Aerial Spinning Bird Kick

Aerial Spinning Bird Kick
Air [4]6K
Air Cb.pngF.png + K.png
ChunLi asbk9.png
ChunLi asbk13.png
There's an additional 1x1 hitbox near Chun's thighs in between these frames.
Lk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
12[1] 7~13 90 None High N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
24* 3(9)2* ∞ 38+∞ Dependent 8


Mk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
12[1] 7~13 90 None High N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
24* 3(9)2* ∞ 38+∞ Dependent 8


Hk.png Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
12[1] 7~13 90 None High N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
21* 2(6)2* ∞ 31+∞ Dependent 8

The Spinning Bird Kick but in the air.

  • Landing before this move finishes its last active frame will stick you in a 25 frame long landing animation. If the animation completes, it's only 10 frames long.
  • Cannot be used after a head stomp like in SF2 Hyper Fighting.
  • This move has the 1x1 hitbox during most of its inbetween frames like the grounded version.
  • Due to the long charge time required, this move is near impossible to perform during a neutral or forward jump. As a result this move is mostly used for meter building or avoiding specific attacks.
  • You can use this move during or just after a wall jump however. Using it before the walljump animation ends will retain your original jump arc, while doing it just after you walljump will have you use the walljump's trajectory.

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

Startup:

ChunLi asbk1.png ChunLi asbk2.png ChunLi asbk3.png ChunLi asbk4.png ChunLi asbk5&14.png
Frame Count 2 4 3 2 4
Simplified 15

Active/Recovery:

ChunLi asbk6.png ChunLi asbk7.png ChunLi asbk8.png ChunLi asbk9.png ChunLi asbk10.png ChunLi asbk11.png ChunLi asbk12.png ChunLi asbk13.png
Frame Count (Short) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2
Simplified (Short) 3 20
Frame Count (Forward) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2
Simplified (Forward) 3 20
Frame Count (Rh) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Simplified (Rh) 2 14
ChunLi asbk5&14.png ChunLi asbk15.png ChunLi asbk16.png ChunLi asbk17.png ChunLi asbk18.png
Frame Count 3 2 3 3 ∞
Simplified ∞
  • Landing, partial: (When Chun lands before the last hitting frame)
ChunLi asbkl1&3.png ChunLi asbkl2.png ChunLi asbkl1&3.png ChunLi asbkl4.png ChunLi asbkl5.png ChunLi asbkl6.png ChunLi asbkl7.png ChunLi asbkl8.png
Frame Count 3 3 2 2 3 3 4 5
Simplified 25
  • Landing, complete: (When Chun lands after the last hitting frame)
ChunLi asbkcl1&3.png ChunLi asbkcl2.png ChunLi asbkcl1&3.png
Frame Count 2 5 3
Simplified 10

Super Combo

Senretsukyaku
[4]646K
Cb.pngF.pngB.pngF.png + K.png
ChunLi super6.png
ChunLi super12.png
ChunLi super15.png
ChunLi super17.png
ChunLi super19.png
ChunLi super21.png
Damage Dizzy Dizzy Time Cancel Guard Act. Range
16[0] x 6 0~4 x 6 20 x 6 None Mid N/A
Startup Active Recovery Total Frame Adv. Meter
10 4(9)6(6)1(1)1(1)1(1)1 14 56 Hit: Hard KD
Block: +9 		-

Chun-Li goes full power with a non-stop barrage of kicks. Often considered one of if not the best Super Combo in the game.

  • Affected by the Input Storing glitch. The second towards can be held as long as you need before performing the move. You can also stop holding towards for up to 12 frames and still keep the Super stored.
    • NOTE: The Input Storing Glitch was fixed in Hyper Street Fighter 2. An alternate version of Chun-Li with the glitch restored can be selected by holding Start on Version Select, selecting the Super Turbo/Super X version, and then picking Chun-Li.
  • Invincible on frames 1-14.
  • Since this move starts a juggle state, you can use a Tenshokyaku afterwards to get an additional 2 hits in. This is useful if you can't hit every hit of the super (due to an early anti-air, for example).

Click to toggle detailed hitbox data.

Invincible part:

ChunLi super1.png ChunLi super2.png ChunLi super3.png ChunLi super4.png ChunLi super5.png ChunLi super6.png
Frame Count 1 + [18] + 1 2 2 2 2 4
Simplified 10 4

Non-invincible part:

ChunLi super7.png ChunLi super8.png ChunLi super9.png ChunLi super10.png ChunLi super11&13.png ChunLi super12.png
Frame Count 1 2 2 2 2 6
Simplified 9 6
ChunLi super11&13.png ChunLi super14.png ChunLi super15.png ChunLi super16.png ChunLi super17.png ChunLi super18&22.png
Frame Count 3 3 1 1 1 1
Simplified 6 1 1 1 1
ChunLi super19.png ChunLi super20.png ChunLi super21.png ChunLi super18&22.png ChunLi super23.png ChunLi super24.png
Frame Count 1 1 1 1 6 7
Simplified 1 1 1 14

Misc Animations

Jump Animations

  • Neutral Jump:
ChunLi bj1&13 nj1&11 fj1&13.png ChunLi bj2 nj2 fj2.png ChunLi bj3&11 nj3&9 fj3&11.png ChunLi nj4&8.png ChunLi nj5&7.png ChunLi nj6.png ChunLi nj5&7.png ChunLi nj4&8.png ChunLi bj3&11 nj3&9 fj3&11.png ChunLi bj12 nj10 fj12.png ChunLi bj1&13 nj1&11 fj1&13.png
Frame Count 2 1 12 5 4 8 4 5 7 1 7*
Simplified 2 1 45 1 7*
  • Back Jump:
ChunLi bj1&13 nj1&11 fj1&13.png ChunLi bj2 nj2 fj2.png ChunLi bj3&11 nj3&9 fj3&11.png ChunLi bj4 fj10.png ChunLi bj5 fj9.png ChunLi bj6 fj8.png ChunLi bj7 fj7.png ChunLi bj8 fj6.png ChunLi bj9 fj5.png ChunLi bj10 fj4.png ChunLi bj3&11 nj3&9 fj3&11.png ChunLi bj12 nj10 fj12.png ChunLi bj1&13 nj1&11 fj1&13.png
Frame Count 2 1 10 6 5 4 3 4 5 6 3 1 7*
Simplified 2 1 46 1 7*
  • Forward Jump:
ChunLi bj1&13 nj1&11 fj1&13.png ChunLi bj2 nj2 fj2.png ChunLi bj3&11 nj3&9 fj3&11.png ChunLi bj10 fj4.png ChunLi bj9 fj5.png ChunLi bj8 fj6.png ChunLi bj7 fj7.png ChunLi bj6 fj8.png ChunLi bj5 fj9.png ChunLi bj4 fj10.png ChunLi bj3&11 nj3&9 fj3&11.png ChunLi bj12 nj10 fj12.png ChunLi bj1&13 nj1&11 fj1&13.png
Frame Count 2 1 10 6 5 4 3 4 5 6 1+ 1 7*
Simplified 2 1 44+ 1 7*

Chun has a considerably fast prejump. In contrast, she has a huge jump arc that's easy to react to. This is especially true against characters with DP moves; Ryu for instance can punish her with his DP most of the time.
Chun-Li, just like Claw, has the ability to do wall jumps. That's why the Forward Jump has a '+' on the final frame of the aerial jumping part: that animation will have longer duration in case it's a wall jump.

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.



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