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About E.Honda

One of the original 8 world warriors joins the fight in season 4.

Honda is possibly the most volatile character in the game. His tools, weirdly enough, give him a very skewed matchup chart compared to every other character in the game. He does better against a lot of top tiers than many other characters however, he has more trouble with some mid and low tiers compared to everyone else as well. This makes him the perfect counter pick character, and to accomplish this, he has some amazing buttons and specials. His Hundred Hand Slap is a plus on block, fast move that moves Honda forward, and his EX Sumo Smash allows him to get in easily and continue his obnoxious pressure. The constant threat of his command grab and armor breaking VT1 only adds to his pressure. If you want an incredibly volatile character that has all the tools he needs to be a great counter pick, then check out Honda.

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E.Honda
Vitals
Life Points	1050
Stun Points	1075
V-Gauge Points
V-Trigger 1	900
V-Trigger 2	600
Ground Movement
Forward Walk Speed	4.4
Backward Walk Speed	2.7
Forward Dash Speed	20
Backward Dash Speed	24
Forward Dash Distance	166.1
Backward Dash Distance	95.1
Backdash CH Frames	3-10
Jumping
Back Jump Speed	49(5+40+4)
Neutral Jump Speed	49(5+40+4)
Forward Jump Speed	48(4+40+4)
Forward Jump Distance	208
Backward Jump Distance	180
Throws
Throw Hurtbox	0.25
Throw Range	0.9

SFV Frame Data Glossary
Active	How many frames a move remains active (can hurt opponents) for.
Attack	Attack level is L for low attacks (must be blocked crouching), H is for High attacks (which can be blocked high or low) and M for overhead (must be blocked standing). T is for throw attacks (which cannot be blocked).
Cancel options	Available cancel options. "ch": Chain cancel, refer to description for options. "sp": Special move. "su": Critical art. "vs[1/2]": V-Skill 1 or 2. "vt[1/2]": V-Trigger 1 or 2 activation.
Confirm windows	Hit confirm windows written as Specials & CAs/Target Combos/V-Trigger. Notation may denote V-Skill only cancel windows in Specials. Refers to the amount of time (in frames) you have to cancel into another move from the moment the attack connects with the opponent.
Crush Counter	Crush Counter hit advantage written as opponent state, frame advantage, and v-gauge gain on hit.
Damage	Attack damage on hit. Notation may denote multi-hit or "sweet spot" damage values on certain frames.
Hit/Block	These are frame advantage values when the attack hits or is blocked. If the number is positive, then the move will end before the defender can act again. If the number is negative, the defender will be able to act before the attacker and maybe even punish. KD refers to knockdown on hit. Note that generally, normal counter hits add an additional +2 to hit advantage in SFV.
Knockdown	Knockdown advantage against Normal, Quick Rise and Back Rise wake up options.
Recovery	How many frames it takes for a move to finish after it's been active.
Startup	How many frames it takes before the move becomes 'active' or have a hit box. The last startup frame and the first active frame are the same frame, meaning all values are written as Startup + 1.
Stun	Amount of stun added to the opponent's stun bar on hit.

Normals

Stand LP

Stand LP
5LP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5	3	9	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40	90	H	3
Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 The upper half of the hitboxes cannot hit airborne opponents (to discourage use as an anti-air) Good hitboxes to poke / check the opponent Quite a long special cancel window (uncharacteristic for a LP) Deals 20 more stun (90) compared to most light attacks in the game

Stand MP

Stand MP
5MP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	4	13	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
70	120	H	2
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only Cancelable into the df+HK follow-up on frames 8-13 (cancel is slightly delayable to create mixups) The upper half of the hitboxes cannot hit airborne opponents (to discourage use as an anti-air) Good hitboxes to poke / check the opponent Can be a good oki tool (4 active frames for both wake-ups and good + frames) Deals 10 more damage (70) and 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium attacks in the game

Stand HP

Stand HP
5HP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
8	6	22	-2
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90(80)	150	H	-7
Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Solid anti-air on the first 3 active frames Only the first 3 active frames are cancelable into specials or super (also cancelable into V-Trigger on all active frames) Deals 10 less damage (80) on active frames 4-6

Stand LK

Stand LK
5LK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4	3	8	4
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40	90	H	2
Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Quite a long special cancel window (uncharacteristic for a LK) Deals 20 more stun (90) compared to most light attacks in the game

Stand MK

Stand MK
5MK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5	2	14	7
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	120	H	4
Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Forces standing Good frametrap / combo tool Deals 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium attacks in the game

Stand HK

Stand HK
5HK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
8	2(1)3	21	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90(80)	150	H	2(-4)
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only First hit forces standing Second hit cannot hit crouching and deals 10 less damage (80) by itself -4 on block vs crouching when the second hit whiffs Decent anti-air on 2nd hit (albeit a bit slow startup)

Crouch LP

Crouch LP
2LP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5	3	9	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40	90	H	2
Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Chains into itself Chained cr.LP has 3F startup and combos from cr.LK (has no gap in blockstring if chained into) The upper half of the hitboxes cannot hit airborne opponents (to discourage use as an anti-air) Good hitboxes to poke / check the opponent Deals 20 more stun (90) compared to most light attacks in the game

Crouch MP

Crouch MP
2MP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
6	3	14	4
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	120	H	2
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only The upper half of the hitboxes cannot hit airborne opponents (to discourage use as an anti-air) Good hitboxes to poke / check the opponent Deals 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium attacks in the game

Crouch HP

Crouch HP
2HP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
10	2	21(20/26)	4
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100	150	H	-5
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only Crush Counter (Stagger: +25) Recovery Frames (21F) and Total Frames (32F) listed refers to the whiff version (-1F recovery on hit / +5F recovery on block)

Crouch LK

Crouch LK
2LK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4	2	13	3
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
30	90	L	0
Cancel options: sp vt1 vt2 Chains into cr.LP Can cancel into Hundred Hand Slap special or V-Trigger activation / specials If canceled into VT1 or VT2 activation, recovery is 11F instead of 6F

Crouch MK

Crouch MK
2MK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
6	3	14	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	120	L	-2
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only Decent hitbox priority for a cr.MK Deals 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium attacks in the game If canceled into VT1 or VT2 activation, recovery is 11F instead of 6F

Crouch HK

Crouch HK
2HK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	2(8)2	14(17)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100	150	L	-9
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only Crush Counter (Hard Knockdown: +71 KDA) on both hits Hits on both sides of E.Honda Only the first hit (front) can cancel into V-Trigger Second hit (behind) cannot hit airborne or targets in front of E.Honda Second hit does not play out if the first hit connects to opponent (hit or block) 3 extra recovery frames on whiff (17F)

Jump LP

Jump LP
j.LP

File:SFV E.Honda j.LP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4	5	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
50	90	M	-
Cancel options: - Incredible hitbox priority for a horizontal jump-in Deals 10 more damage (50) and 20 more stun (90) compared to most light jump-ins in the game

Jump MP

Jump MP
j.MP

File:SFV E.Honda j.MP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
6	7	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
70	120	M	-
Cancel options: - Great hitbox for both air-to-air and jump-in Deals 10 more damage (70) and 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium jump-ins in the game

Jump HP

Jump HP
j.HP

File:SFV E.Honda j.HP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	3	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90	150	M	-

Neutral Jump HP

Neutral Jump HP
8HP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
10	5	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90	150	M	-
Cancel options: - Strong air-to-air hitbox Can steer E.Honda's air momentum forward or backwards on frames 1-28 (forward momentum is faster than backwards)

Jump LK

Jump LK
j.LK

File:SFV E.Honda j.LK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4	9	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
50	90	M	-
Cancel options: - Can hit crossup Shrinks bottom hurtbox on frame 3 and onwards Deals 10 more damage (50) and 20 more stun (90) compared to most light jump-ins in the game

Jump MK

Jump MK
j.MK

File:SFV E.Honda j.MK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
6	4	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
70	120	M	-
Cancel options: - Deals 10 more damage (70) and 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium jump-ins in the game

Jump HK

Jump HK
j.HK

File:SFV E.Honda j.HK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
9	6	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90	150	M	-

Command Normals

Flying Sumo Press

Flying Sumo Press
2MK (air)

File:SFV E.Honda 2MK (air).png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
12	9	-	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
70	120	M	-
Cancel options: - Cross-up Can only be performed during a forward jump Highly vulnerable hurtbox below his body Deals 10 more damage (70) and 20 more stun (120) compared to most medium jump-ins in the game

Harai-Geri

Harai-Geri
6HK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
12	3	23(24)	2
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80	150	H	-7
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only Crush Counter (Stagger: +20) +1F recovery on whiff Juggle Limit: 1

Chikara-Ashi

Chikara-Ashi
3HK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
21(20)	6	16	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90	120	H	4
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Hit Confirm notes: *VS2 Hands only Not an overhead Great oki and mixup tool Can hit OTG (see KDA numbers) once per knockdown Can be kara-canceled from frames 12-19 (before active) into all special moves (including V-trigger specials) and super (Critical Art) Kara-cancel into Sumo Headbutt requires a plink input Pulls back E.Honda's hurtbox a bit on frames 4-17 Juggle Limit: 5

Target Combos

Tokoshizume

Tokoshizume
5MP > 3HK

File:SFV E.Honda 5MP 3HK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7+20	6	16	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
70*63 (133)	100*110 (210)	H	2
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Not an overhead Great oki and mixup tool Can be kara-canceled from frames 12-19 (before active) into all special moves (including V-trigger specials) and super (Critical Art) Kara-canceling into Sumo Headbutt requires a plink input Juggle Limit on df+HK: 5 70dmg / 100 stun if only df HK hits

Tsurane Harite

Tsurane Harite
5LP > 5MP

File:SFV E.Honda 5LP 5MP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+7	4	19	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40*45 (85)	90*90 (180)	H	-6
Cancel options: sp su vs1 vt1 vt2 Cancels into Specials / V-Skill 1 Target Combo / Super (CA) on hit only Puts grounded opponents into a limited juggle state (Juggle Start: +1)

Hirate

Hirate
5LP > 5MP > MPMK (VS1)

File:SFV E.Honda 5LP 5MP MPMK (VS1).png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+7+16	4	24	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40*45*56 (141)	90*90*96 (276)	H	-
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Last hit (V-Skill clap) nullifies 1 hit of projectiles Allows for further juggling if cancelled into V-Trigger The last V-Skill hit can only cancel into V-Trigger activation / V-Trigger specials Puts opponent into a limited juggle state (Juggle Count: 1) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 3 / 0 / 1

Throws

Saba-Ori

Saba-Ori
Throw
LPLK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5	3	17	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
130	170	T	-

Tawara Throw

Tawara Throw
Back Throw
4LPLK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5	3	17	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140	170	T	-
Cancel options: - No difference in stun damage from forward throw

Special Moves

LP Hundred Hand Slap

LP Hundred Hand Slap
LP (mash)

File:SFV E.Honda LP (mash).png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	2(4)3(5)3	14	3(4)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100(110)	160(170)	H	2
Cancel options: su vt1 3 hits total Only 2nd hit can be cancelled into V-Trigger 1 activation or Super (CA) Cannot cancel into V-Trigger 2 activation All 3 hits can cancel into V-Trigger 1 / V-Trigger 2 specials Values in parentheses refer to the buffed V-Skill 2 version

MP Hundred Hand Slap

MP Hundred Hand Slap
MP (mash)

File:SFV E.Honda MP (mash).png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
17	2(3)2(5)2(3)2(5)2	14	3(4)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
110(120)	170(180)	H	1
Cancel options: su vt1 5 hits total Only 3rd hit can be cancelled into V-Trigger 1 activation or Super (CA) Cannot cancel into V-Trigger 2 activation All 5 hits can cancel into V-Trigger 1 / V-Trigger 2 specials Values in parentheses refer to the buffed V-Skill 2 version

HP Hundred Hand Slap

HP Hundred Hand Slap
HP (mash)

File:SFV E.Honda HP (mash).png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19	2(3)2(3)2(3)2(3)2(3)2(3)2	15	2(4)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(130)	180(190)	H	-2
Cancel options: su vt1 7 hits total Only 3rd hit can be cancelled into V-Trigger 1 activation or Super (CA) Cannot cancel into V-Trigger 2 activation All 7 hits can cancel into V-Trigger 1 / V-Trigger 2 specials Values in parentheses refer to the buffed V-Skill 2 version

EX Hundred Hand Slap

EX Hundred Hand Slap
PP (mash)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
16	2(3)2(2)2(3)2(3)2(3)2(2)2	15	4(6)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100(110)	150(160)	H	-2
Cancel options: vt1 vt2 7 hits total E.Honda automatically moves forward during the slaps (does not stay in place once the slaps begin) Only last hit can be cancelled into V-Trigger activation (both V-Triggers) All 7 hits can cancel into V-Trigger 1 / V-Trigger 2 specials Values in parentheses refer to the buffed V-Skill 2 version

LP Sumo Headbutt

LP Sumo Headbutt
46LP

File:SFV E.Honda 46LP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
10(16)	3(14)	10+14(11+15)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(100)	180(150)	H	-4
Cancel options: su Requires 40 frames of charge Airborne on frames 13-39 on whiff Travels about 50% screen length Deals less damage (100) and stun (150) after the first 3 active frames (after Honda goes airborne) Only first 3 active frames (while Honda is still grounded) can cancel into Super (CA) +1 extra KDA after first 3 active frames (see KDA in parentheses) There's a 3F gap in the active frames between Honda's grounded and airborne Sumo Headbutt Startup frames listed refer to the start of the grounded Sumo Headbutt (startup of airborne Sumo Headbutt is shown in the parantheses data) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+15 recovery frames on hit / block) Can cancel into Oni-Daikaku (VT1 Headbutt) on hit KDA varies if canceled into VT1 Headbutt (see Oni-Daikaku for KDA data) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 0 / 1 / 1

MP Sumo Headbutt

MP Sumo Headbutt
46MP

File:SFV E.Honda 46MP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
8(14)	3(19)	9+14(11+15)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140(110)	180(150)	H	-7
Cancel options: su Requires 40 frames of charge Airborne on frames 11-41 on whiff Travels about 75% screen length Deals less damage (110) and stun (150) after the first 3 active frames (after Honda goes airborne) Only first 3 active frames (while Honda is still grounded) can cancel into Super (CA) +3 extra KDA after first 3 active frames (see KDA in parentheses) There's a 3F gap in the active frames between Honda's grounded and airborne Sumo Headbutt Startup frames listed refer to the start of the grounded Sumo Headbutt (startup of airborne Sumo Headbutt is shown in the parantheses data) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+15 recovery frames on hit / block) Can cancel into Oni-Daikaku (VT1 Headbutt) on hit KDA varies if canceled into VT1 Headbutt (see Oni-Daikaku for KDA data) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 0 / 1 / 1

HP Sumo Headbutt

HP Sumo Headbutt
46HP

File:SFV E.Honda 46HP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
12(18)	3(25)	11+16(~)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
160(120)	180(150)	H	-12
Cancel options: su Requires 40 frames of charge Upper-half of E.Honda's body is invincible to airborne strikes on frames 1-14 Airborne on frames 15-53 on whiff Travels full-screen Deals less damage (120) and stun (150) after the first 3 active frames Only first 3 active frames (while Honda is still grounded) can cancel into Super (CA) There's a 3F gap in the active frames between Honda's grounded and airborne Sumo Headbutt Startup frames listed refer to the start of the grounded Sumo Headbutt (startup of airborne Sumo Headbutt is shown in the parantheses data) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+15 recovery frames on hit / 11+23 recovery frames on block) Has fixed KDA (KDA does not vary depending on distance traveled) Can cancel into Oni-Daikaku (VT1 Headbutt) on hit KDA varies if canceled into VT1 Headbutt (see Oni-Daikaku for KDA data) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 0 / 1 / 1

EX Sumo Headbutt

EX Sumo Headbutt
46PP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7(14)	4(22)	9+23(~)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
160(130)	200(180)	H	-26
Cancel options: - Requires 40 frames of charge 1 hit of armor on frames 3-9 and then another 1 hit of armor on frames 10-35 Airborne on frames 10-44 on whiff Travels full-screen Hits 2 times if used up close for 100+60 damage and 150+50 stun (otherwise only does 1 hit for 130 damage and 180 stun if connected while Honda is airborne) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+26 recovery frames on hit / 11+36 recovery frames on block) Has fixed KDA (but KDA does differ depending on if both hits connect (up close) or just one hit connects) KDA shown in parantheses (X) refers to when both hits connect (up close) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 2*5 / 1*1 / 1*1

LK Sumo Smash

LK Sumo Smash
28LK

File:SFV E.Honda 28LK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
11	3(18)6	24	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(100)	180(160)	H*M	-1(-3) / -3(-5)
Cancel options: - Requires 40 frames of charge Second hit is an overhead and can hit cross-up Airborne on frames 4-37 First hit usually won't hit grounded opponents Deals 20 less damage (100) and stun (160) if only the second hit connects in front Block advantage varies depending on how tall the opponent (the taller they are the less advantageous it is) Less frame advantage if blocked cross-up (-3~5) and less damage (80) and stun (120) KDA shown in parantheses (X) refers to when both hits connect KDA varies depending on how tall / high in the air opponent is (higher KDA the closer to ground the collision happens) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 1*2 / 1*1 / 1*1

MK Sumo Smash

MK Sumo Smash
28MK

File:SFV E.Honda 28MK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
13	3(19)7	24	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(100)	180(160)	H*M	-1(-3) / -3(-5)
Cancel options: - Requires 40 frames of charge Second hit is an overhead and can hit cross-up Airborne on frames 4-41 First hit usually won't hit grounded opponents Deals 20 less damage (100) and stun (160) if only the second hit connects in front Block advantage varies depending on how tall the opponent (the taller they are the less advantageous it is) Less frame advantage if blocked cross-up (-3~5) and less damage (80) and stun (120) KDA shown in parantheses (X) refers to when both hits connect KDA varies depending on how tall / high in the air opponent is (higher KDA the closer to ground the collision happens) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 1*2 / 1*1 / 1*1

HK Sumo Smash

HK Sumo Smash
28HK

File:SFV E.Honda 28HK.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
16	3(19)13	24	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(100)	180(160)	H*M	-2(-3) / -4(-5)
Cancel options: - Requires 40 frames of charge Second hit is an overhead and can hit cross-up Airborne on frames 10-50 First hit usually won't hit grounded opponents Deals 20 less damage (100) and stun (160) if only the second hit connects in front Block advantage varies depending on how tall the opponent (the taller they are the less advantageous it is) Less frame advantage if blocked cross-up (-4~6) and less damage (80) and stun (120) KDA shown in parantheses (X) refers to when both hits connect KDA varies depending on how tall / high in the air opponent is (higher KDA the closer to ground the collision happens) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 1*2 / 1*1 / 1*1

EX Sumo Smash

EX Sumo Smash
28KK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
8	8(14)10	19	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
160(140)	200(180)	H*M	4(6) / -1(-3)
Cancel options: - Requires 40 frames of charge Throw invincible on frames 1-20 Second hit is an overhead and can hit cross-up Airborne on frames 4-38 Trajectory can be altered by holding stick forward or back during the move animation Deals 20 less damage (140) and stun (180) if only the second hit connects in front Block advantage varies depending on how tall the opponent (the taller they are the less advantageous it is) Less frame advantage if blocked cross-up (-1~3) and less damage (100) and stun (150) KDA shown in parantheses (X) refers to when both hits connect KDA varies depending on how tall / high in the air opponent is (higher KDA the closer to ground the collision happens) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 6*7 / 1*1 / 1*1

LP Oicho Throw

LP Oicho Throw
63214LP

File:SFV E.Honda 63214LP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	2	60	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140	180	T	-
Cancel options: - Denies back-roll Grab Range: 1.19

MP Oicho Throw

MP Oicho Throw
63214MP

File:SFV E.Honda 63214MP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	2	60	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
160	180	T	-
Cancel options: - Denies back-roll Grab Range: 1.15

HP Oicho Throw

HP Oicho Throw
63214HP

File:SFV E.Honda 63214HP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	2	60	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
180	180	T	-
Cancel options: - Denies back-roll Grab Range: 1.08

EX Oicho Throw

EX Oicho Throw
63214PP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5	3	59	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
200	200	T	-
Cancel options: - Denies back-roll Grab Range: 1.30

Critical Arts

Kamigashima

Kamigashima
236236P

File:SFV E.Honda 236236P.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
1+8	29	9+28	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
50*(4x27)*12*170	0	H	-22
Cancel options: - Fully invincible on frames 1-13 Projectile invincible on frames 1-36 Airborne on frames 7-46 Hard Knockdown Can punish a lot of moves (and jumps) from full-screen) Honda and opponents end up mid-screen far away from each other after the cutscene on hit Inflicts a total of 340 damage but 50% of damage is inflicted in one hit at the end

Taunts

Taunt

Taunt
5PPPKKK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
-	-	61	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
-	-	-	-

V-System

V-Skill 1

Neko Damashi

Neko Damashi
MPMK (VS1)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
12	4	23	3
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	120	H	-6
Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Nullifies 1 hit of projectiles

V-Skill 2

Sumo Spirit

Sumo Spirit
MPMK (VS2)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
-	-	50	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
-	-	-	-
Cancel options: - Powers up next Hundred Hand Slap (increased damage, stun, and on hit advantage only) Allows all normals / command normals to cancel into Hundred Hand Slap even if they are not normally special cancelable

V-Trigger 1

Onigawara

Onigawara
HPHK (VT1)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
1	-	5	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
-	-	-	-
Cancel options: - 3-bar V-Trigger Duration of 3000 frames (50 seconds) Unlocks Oni-Daikaku (1000 V-Meter) and Oni-Muso (1200 V-Meter)

Oni-Daikaku

Oni-Daikaku
HPHK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
10	3(3)21	10+10(11+14)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(100)	200	H	-2
Cancel options: su vt1 Spends 1000 V-Meter (33% V-Timer) Airborne frames 15-46 Only cancelable into Super (Critical Art) on first 3 active frames (up close) Has 1 point of armor on frame 4 and onwards during hold (if released early on frames 8-51 then the armor disappears and the headbutt active frames start 3F after release) Another 1 hit of armor if fully charged on frames 58-62 Deals 20 less damage (100) after the first 3 active frames (after Honda goes airborne) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+14 recovery frames on hit / block) Has fixed KDA (KDA does not vary depending on distance traveled) on grounded opponents Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 10 / 1 / 1

Oni-Daikaku (Hold)

Oni-Daikaku (Hold)
HPHK (hold)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
60	3(3)21	10+10(11+14)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
180(160)	200	H	27
Cancel options: su vt1 Spends 1000 V-Meter (33% V-Timer) Airborne frames 65-96 Causes guard crush (+27 frame advantage) when fully charged Only cancelable into Super (Critical Art) on first 3 active frames (up close) Has 1 point of armor on frame 4 and onwards during hold (if released early on frames 8-51 then the armor disappears and the headbutt active frames start 3F after release) Another 1 hit of armor if fully charged on frames 58-62 (during first few active frames up close) Fully charged version has projectile invincibility on frames 63-87 (while mid-air) after the initial 3 active frames Deals 20 less damage (100) after the first 3 active frames (after Honda goes airborne) Has fixed KDA (KDA does not vary depending on distance traveled) on grounded opponents If canceled into from Headbutt, deals 80 less damage (100) first 3 active frames (up close) and 80 less dmg (80) on later active frames (far away) KDA listed in parentheses is refers to Sumo Headbutt canceled into VT1 Headbutt (+2 extra KDA in corner) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+14 recovery frames on hit / block) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 10 / 1 / 1

Oni-Daikaku (Release)

Oni-Daikaku (Release)
HPHK (release)

File:SFV E.Honda HPHK (release).png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
3	3(3)21	10+10(11+14)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120(100)	200	H	-2
Cancel options: su vt1 This is framedata for the release version of Oni-Daikaku when you release the buttons before it's fully charged Spends 1000 V-Meter (33% V-Timer) Airborne on frames 8-39 Only cancelable into Super (Critical Art) on first 3 active frames (up close) Deals 20 less damage (100) after the first 3 active frames (after Honda goes airborne) If canceled into from Headbutt, deals 20 less damage (60) first 3 active frames (up close) Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+14 recovery frames on hit / block) Has fixed KDA (KDA does not vary depending on distance traveled) on grounded opponents If canceled into from Headbutt, deals 80 less damage (100) first 3 active frames (up close) and 80 less dmg (80) on later active frames (far away) KDA listed in parentheses is refers to Sumo Headbutt canceled into VT1 Headbutt (+2 extra KDA in corner) Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 10 / 1 / 1

Oni-Muso

Oni-Muso
HPHK > HPHK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
3	3(3)21	10+10(11+14)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
120*72*36 (228)	200*90*90 (380)	H	KD
Cancel options: su Secondary Headbutt follow-up to that spends additional 1200 V-Meter (40% V-Timer) Can only be activated if opponent is in blowback state (airborne hitstun) - Cannot be used after: Armor Break / Armor Absorb / Parry Only cancelable into Super (Critical Art) on first 3 active frames (up close) If canceled into from Headbutt, deals 20 less damage (60) first 3 active frames (up close) Has fixed KDA (KDA does not vary depending on distance traveled) on grounded opponents KDA listed in parentheses is refers to Sumo Headbutt canceled into VT1 Headbutt Recovery and Total frames listed refers to the whiffed version (11+14 recovery frames on hit) Juggle Limit: 11

V-Trigger 2

Tajikarao

Tajikarao
HPHK (VT2)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
1	-	5	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
-	-	-	-
Cancel options: - 2-bar V-Trigger Duration of 2000 frames (~33 seconds) Unlocks Iwato Biraki (1000 V-Meter per use)

Iwato Biraki

Iwato Biraki
HPHK

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
28(17)	20	44	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
180	200	T	-
Cancel options: - Spends 1000 V-Meter (50% of V-Timer) Has 1 point of armor on frames 3-18 and another point of armor on frames 19-37 Can be canceled into from his normals / command normals / Hundred Hand Slap Carries opponent to the nearest corner Faster startup (17F) and combos if canceled into from Hundred Hand Slap

V-Shift

V-Shift

V-Shift
MKHP

File:SFV E.Honda MKHP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
1	9	22	-
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
-	-	-	-
Cancel options: - Shifts back 0.95 range Fully invincible on frames 1-9 during which time any strike or projectile evaded will trigger a slow-motion effect on frame 11 for both players Immediately gains full invincibility for the full duration of V-Shift if you successfully evade a strike or projectile on start-up frames 1-9 Throw invincible on frames 1-16 on an empty / raw V-Shift Counter-Hit state on frames 10-31 on an empty / raw V-Shift Opponent can still cancel the attack that was V-Shifted as if it had connected (this allows for a lot of shenanigans) Costs 300 V-Gauge (1 bar) to use and refunds 150 V-Gauge back (1/2 bar) on a successful V-Shift if the slow-mo is triggered If the V-Shift is successful you can cancel it into a follow-up attack (see V-Shift Break) that's fully invincible and knocks the opponent down on hit

V-Shift Break

Super Sumo Impact

Super Sumo Impact
MKHP

File:SFV E.Honda MKHP.png

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
?	3	?	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	0	H	-2
Cancel options: - Fully invincible during startup and active frames

V-Reversal

Raiden-Ho

Raiden-Ho
6PPP

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
17	2	24	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	0	H	-2
Cancel options: - Strike and Projectile invincible for frames 1-30