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Blanka
Character Data
Forward Walk Speed	36
Backwards Walk Speed	30
Pre-Jump Frames	4/3
Forwards Jump Duration	38
Backwards Jump Duration	39
Landing Frames	8*
Jump Height Apex	104
Forwards Jump Distance	121
Backwards Jump Distance	121
Soft Knockdown Recovery	35
Hard Knockdown Recovery	72

Normal Moves

Disclaimer: To better understand the diagrams, read this.

Standing Normals

cl.lp

Close Jab
Close Light Punch
5LP / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
14[0]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Mid	0-40
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	2	9	16	+2	2/1
Blanka slaps his opponent. Ok for ticking, but close Strong better in almost every way. Can special cancel this move, unlike Old Blanka.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	2	4	2	2	1
Simplified	5		2	9

frlp

Far Jab
Far Light Punch
5LP / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
14[0]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Mid	22+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	3	11	29	-1	2/1
Another slap, now right handed. Good priority and damage, but has a slow recovery.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	3	4	3	3	1
Simplified	4		3	11

cl.mp

Close Strong
Close Medium Punch
5MP / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Mid	0-40
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
3	4	3	10	+11	4/3
A quick stab. Great as a combo starter, a hit confirm, or a tick. You can link several moves after this due to the great recovery, but you can't charge for specials since that will give you a command Headbutt.

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

frmp

Far Strong
Far Medium Punch
5MP / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Mid	41+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
6	2	7	15	+9	4/3
A downwards swipe anti-air. Important against characters with bad priority aerials, like Zangief and T. Hawk. Be accurate when using this move, since it's only out for 2 frames.

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

clhp

Standing Fierce
Heavy Punch
5HP /

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26[1]	10~16	80	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	7 (4/3)	18	32	-3/+1	5/4
A two handed upwards claw swipe. Can be used as an anti-air and anti cross-up from up close. You can also use this as a meaty for massive frame advantage, or for setting up frame traps. Otherwise, this move is pretty unsafe. Also does good damage and stun. Try using this after a close Strong.

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Frame Count	1 + 3	3	4	3	10	7	1
Simplified	7		7		18

cllk

Close Short
Close Light Kick
5LK / cl.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
14[0]	0~5	40	None	Mid	0-43
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
14	4	13	31	-4	2/1
Blanka jumps in the air and knees his opponent. This move is awful.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3	2	2	4
Simplified	14					4

• Recovery:

Frame Count	3	3	3	3	1
Simplified	13

frlk

Far Short
Far Light Kick
5LK / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
14[0]	0~5	40	None	Mid	44+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	4	7	18	+2	2/1
A spear kick with good range and incredible priority. Blanka's only realistic ground defense against Honda's Hundred Hand Slaps besides trading with electricity.

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

clmk

Close Forward
Close Medium Kick
5MK / cl.

First hit

Second hit

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[0] x 2	5~11 x 2	60 x 2	None	Mid	0-46
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
12	6 (2 + 4)	13	31	+1/+1(0)	4/3 x 2
A double-hitting knee attack. Much better than close Short, but still not as good as Headbutt.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3	2	2	4
Simplified	12				2	4

• Recovery:

Frame Count	3	3	3	3	1
Simplified	13

frmk

Far Forward
Far Medium Kick
5MK / fr.

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
22[0]	5~11	60	None	Mid	47+
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	4	7	18	+7	4/3
A more acrobatic kick. Can be used as a trade anti-air, but its generally not as good as far Strong.

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

clhk

Standing Roundhouse
Standing Heavy Kick
5HK /

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
28[1]	10~16	80	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	11 (6/5)	21	39	-10/-4	5/4
Blanka does a cool flip. Useful as an anti-air and anti crossup. Can also be used after close Strong for combos.

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• Startup/Active:

Frame Count	1 + 3	3	6	5
Simplified	7		11

• Recovery:

Frame Count	5	5	5	5	1
Simplified	21

Crouching Normals

crlp

Crouching Jab
Crouching Light Punch
2LP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
12[0]	0~5	40	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
9	3	7	19	+3	2/1
A claw swipe. Has its uses, such as waiting for Shotos to land from Tatsumakis.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	4	3	3	3	1
Simplified	9			3	7

crmp

Crouching Strong
Crouching Medium Punch
2MP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	5~11	60	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	3	17	27	-2	4/3
A more upwards claw swipe. Decent range, but sort of slow. Can beat Boxer's crouching Strong if you're close enough.

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• Startup/Active

Frame Count	1 + 3	3	3
Simplified	7		3

• Recovery:

Frame Count	7	3	3	3	1
Simplified	17

crhp

Crouching Fierce
Crouching Heavy Punch
2HP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26[1]	10~16	80	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
9	6	18	33	-2	5/4
Blanka's long range crouching punch. Good damage and stun, but relatively long startup and mediocre priority.

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Frame Count	1 + 4	4	6	10	7	1
Simplified	9		6	18

crlk

Crouching Short
Crouching Light Kick
2LK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
12[0]	0~5	40	Special, Super	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4	7	16	+2	2/1
A shorter range, safer version of crouching Forward. Old Blanka can't special cancel this.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	4	3	3	1
Simplified	5		4	7

frmk

Crouching Forward
Crouching Medium Kick
2MK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
20[0]	5~11	60	Special, Super	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	4	7	16	+7	4/3
A pretty good kick. Can be linked into another crouching Forward or canceled into a Rolling Attack.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	2	4	3	3	1
Simplified	5		4	7

crhk

Crouching Roundhouse
Crouching Heavy Kick
2HK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26[1]	5~11	130	None	Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
10	4	18	32	0/Down	5/4
Blanka turns back and sweeps with one leg extended. Long range, but long start up and recovery. For some reason, Blanka is left standing after this attack.

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Frame Count	1 + 2	3	4	4	10	7	1
Simplified	10			3	4	18

Jumping Normals

njlp

Jumping Jab
Neutral Jumping Light Punch
8LP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
14[1]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	20	∞	25+∞	Dependent	2/1
A far reaching, torso twisting punch. A pretty great move in some situations. Amazing air to air priority, and ok range in general.

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Frame Count	2	3	20	3	∞
Simplified	5		20	∞

njmp

Jumping Strong
Neutral Jumping Medium Punch
8MP / +

Neutral Jump version

Diagonal Jump version

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	12	∞	17+∞	Dependent	4/3
Visually identical to jumping LP. The diagonal jumping version has a more vulnerable hurtbox than the neutral jump version, but that's the only real difference. The neutral jump version may be preferred over nj.jab due to the different hitbox, but don't bother with the diagonal jump version.

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• Neutral Jump Version:

Frame Count	2	3	12	3	∞
Simplified	5		12	∞

• Diagonal Jump Version:

Frame Count	2	3	12	3	∞
Simplified	5		12	∞

njhp

Neutral Jumping Fierce
Neutral Jumping Heavy Punch
8HP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[1]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	3	∞	4+∞	Dependent	5/4
Blanka sticks his arm out. A great move thanks to the priority, range, and near instant startup. Can be a good counter to moves like headstomps and walldives, and a good counter in general if you can react well with it.

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Frame Count	1	3	3	6	3	3 | style="border: 1px solid #999; border-collapse:collapse;" align="center" | ∞
Simplified	1	3	∞

djhp

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

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[1]	3~9	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	6	∞	11+∞	Dependent	5/4
A double-armed claw slash. Excellent air to ground priority and hits very low, so low in fact that it can beat New Shoto's crouching Roundhouse if timed right. Has nerfed stun potential, similar to the Shotos' diagonal jump Heavy attacks.

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Frame Count	2	3	6	∞
Simplified	5		6	∞

njlk

Jumping Short
Jumping Light Kick
8LK / +

Neutral Jump version

Diagonal Jump version

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[1]	1~7(-2)	40	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	20	∞	25+∞	Dependent	2/1
A standard jumping kick. The neutral jump and diagonal jump versions have different hitboxes. The neutral jump version is an excellent defensive move. Some characters that lack a fireball may struggle to punish this from far away. The diagonal jump version is a crossup that works great as a harassment tool.

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• Neutral Jump Version:

Frame Count	2	3	20	3	∞
Simplified	5		20	∞

• Diagonal Jump Version:

Frame Count	2	3	20	3	∞
Simplified	5		20	∞

njmk

Jumping Forward
Jumping Medium Kick
8MK
+

Neutral Jump version

Diagonal Jump version

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
24[1]	5~11	50(+10)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	12	∞	17+∞	Dependent	4/3
Visually identical to jumping Short. Once again, neutral jump and diagonal jump have different hitboxes. The neutral jump version has deceptively long range. The diagonal jump version has ok reach, but you'll usually prefer diagonal jump LK.

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Frame Count	2	3	12	3	∞
Simplified	5		12	∞

• Diagonal Jump Version:

Frame Count	2	3	12	3	∞
Simplified	5		12	∞

njhk

Neutral Jumping Roundhouse
Neutral Jumping Heavy Kick
8HK / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[2]	11~17 (-1)	60(+20)	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
5	6	∞	11+∞	Dependent	5/4
A midair dropkick. Good range and damage.

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Frame Count	2	3	6	3	∞
Simplified	5		6	∞

djhk

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

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
30[1]	11~17(-1)	60(+20)	None	High	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
7	6	∞	13+∞	Dependent	5/4
Like the neutral jump version except slower and with a worse hitbox. Still a key jump in that can catch people off guard, especially if they are crouching.

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Frame Count	3	4	6	3	∞
Simplified	7		6	∞

Command Normals

Rock Crusher

Rock Crusher
Headbutt
Close or +
Close 4 or 6 + MP

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
18[0] x 2	5~11 x 2	60 x 2	Special, Super (First hit only)	Mid/Low	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
4	9 (4 + 3 + 2)	13	26	-4 / -0 / +3(+2)	4/3 x 2
An interesting command normal that's executed the same way as a throw. The first hit can be canceled into a ball for a combo ender, or a hop for pressure. The second hit hits low, and must be crouch blocked.

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• Startup/Active:

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

• Recovery:

Frame Count	5	4	3	1
Simplified	13

Rear Spin Kick

Amazon River Run
Slide
3HP / +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
28[1]	5~11	130	None	Mid	N/A
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
12	16	21	49	-15/Down	5/4
Blanka slides along the ground arms first. Works great to slide under fireballs and as an anti-air for most jump ins. Invincible on the last frame.

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Frame Count	1 + 11	16	7	5	8	4
Simplified	12		16	21

Throw

Blanka can perform a hold with .

Wild Fang
The Head Bite
cl. 4 or 6HP
cl. or +

Damage	Dizzy	Dizzy Time	Cancel	Guard	Act. Range
26 + 4xn	5~11	0	None	Grab	64 (from axis) 34 (from throwable box)
Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Frame Adv.	Meter
1	1	Dependent	2	N/A	-
Blanka's hold, where he jumps on his opponent and starts biting their face. One of Blanka's major threats, since he doesn't have an overhead or a reliable way to deal chip damage. Has the second best throw range in the game. You can find lots of opportunities to start biting with your ground trickery and crossups. Since you can only use this hold with HP, you can't piano this throw. In addition, mashing this throw might result in an Electric attack, which has long startup.

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Special Moves

Electric Thunder

Electric Thunder
Press Repeatedly

	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
	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
	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). 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. 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.

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• Startup:

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1
Simplified	5

• Active

• Jab Version:

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1	1...
Simplified	42

• Strong Version:

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1	1...
Simplified	40

• Fierce Version:

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

Hyakuretsukyaku

Hyakuretsukyaku
Lightning Legs
Press Repeatedly

	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)x5 )+3 minimum 4(4)x4 every cycle	4	51 minimum	Dependent	4
	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)x7 )+1 minimum 2(2)x4 every cycle	8	44 minimum	Dependent	4
	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)x11 minimum 1(1)x4 every cycle	13	44 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.

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• Startup:

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:

Frame Count (Short)	4	4	4	4
Frame Count (Forward)	2	2	2	2
Frame Count (Rh)	1	1	1	1

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:

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 / +

They go up, and they kick. That's why everyone calls 'em Upkicks.

	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	-39/Hard Down	8
Invincible on frames 1-10.
	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	-48/Hard Down	8
Invincible on frames 1-8.
	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	-42/Hard Down	8
Invincible on frames 1-4 Chun-Li rises into the air, unleashing a torrent of tornado kicks. Chun is considered airborne for the entire move. 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. This move does not have any grounded recovery frames, allowing for blocking and counter throws as soon as you land. General Strategies The Roundhouse 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.

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• Short Version:

Frame Count	6	4	1	1	2	4	2	2	2	2
Simplified	6	4	4			4	8

Frame Count	4	3	3	3	24	4
Simplified	4	37

• Forward Version

Frame Count	4	4	1	1	2	4	2	2	2	2
Simplified	4	4	4			4	8

Frame Count	4	2	2	2	2	4
Simplified	4	8				4

Frame Count	2	2	3	21	6
Simplified	34

• Roundhouse Version:

Frame Count	4	2	2	2	2	4	2	2	2	2	4
Simplified	2	2	4		4	8				4

Frame Count	2	2	2	2	4	2	2	2	2
Simplified	8				4	8

Frame Count	4	3	3	3	7	7
Simplified	4	23

Spinning Bird Kick

Spinning Bird Kick
[4]6K
+

There's an additional 1x1 hitbox near Chun's thighs in between these frames.

	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.
	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.
	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.

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Startup:

Frame Count	1	4	3	2	3	4	4	2
Simplified	23

Active/Recovery:

• Short Version

Frame Count	4	3	2	2	1	1	1	1
Simplified	15

Frame Count	2	1	2	2	3	4	4	2
Simplified	20

Frame Count	2	3	2	2	3	3	6
Simplified	21

• Forward Version

Frame Count	4	4	3	3	2	2	1	1
Simplified	4	16

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Simplified	1	7

Frame Count	2	1	1	2	2	3	3	4
Simplified	2	16

Frame Count	2

Frame Count	2	3	2	2	3	3	6
Simplified	21

• Roundhouse Version

Frame Count	5	4	4	3	3	2	2	2
2	25

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Simplified	8

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Simplified	8

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	1	2	1	1
Simplified	9

Frame Count	2	2	3	3	3	3
Simplified	16

Frame Count	2	3	2	2	3	3	4	6
Simplified	25

Aerial Spinning Bird Kick

Aerial Spinning Bird Kick
Air [4]6K
Air +

There's an additional 1x1 hitbox near Chun's thighs in between these frames.

	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
	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
	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.

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Startup:

Frame Count	2	4	3	2	4
Simplified	15

Active/Recovery:

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

Frame Count	3	2	3	3	∞
Simplified	∞

• Landing, partial: (When Chun lands before the last hitting frame)

Frame Count	3	3	2	2	3	3	4	5
Simplified	25

• Landing, complete: (When Chun lands after the last hitting frame)

Frame Count	2	5	3
Simplified	10

Super Combo

Senretsukyaku
[4]646P
+

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	15	57	+9/Hard Down	-
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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• Invincible part:

Frame Count	1 + [18] + 1	2	2	2	2	4
Simplified	10					4

• Non-invincible part:

Frame Count	1	2	2	2	2	6
Simplified	9					6

Frame Count	3	3	1	1	1	1
Simplified	6		1	1	1	1

Frame Count	1	1	1	1	6	7
Simplified	1	1	1	14

Misc Animations

Jump Animations

• Neutral Jump:

Frame Count	2	1	12	5	4	8	4	5	7	1	7*
Simplified	2	1	45							1	7*

• Back Jump:

Frame Count	2	1	10	6	5	4	3	4	5	6	3	1	7*
Simplified	2	1	46									1	7*

• Forward Jump:

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.