Move List Notation (MBAC)

Short form	Long form	Definition
Motion	Motion	The motion required to execute the move. All listings are in numeric notation. Please see the entry on MBAC's controls for a full explanation.
Y.Damage	Yellow Damage	The base amount of damage done that can be (potentionaly) be recovered. It is called yellow damage because that is what that the corresponding part of the health bar is colored.
R.Damage	Red Damage	The base amount of unrecoverable damage done. This is called red damage because that is what that the corresponding part of the health bar is colored.
Meter Gained	Meter Gained	The base amount of magic circut gained when the move is performed.
Startup	Startup	The number of frames of animation a move has before the first frame of impact occurs. The game runs at sixty frames per second.
Proration	Proration	The scaling factor of this move. For most moves, the damage scaling will be set to this value once the move lands (after damage has been calculated for that hit) if the damage scaling is currently higher than this move. However, percentages listed with an R are relative scaling moves, and will instead multiply the current damage scaling by this percentage.
Blocked	Blocked	The level one must block in order to not get hit. The following entries are valid here: Any -- can be blocked at any valid state (standing, crouching, or air). Ground -- can be blocked standing or crouching, but not air blockable. Upper -- can be blocked standing or in the air, but not crouching. High -- can only be blocked standing. Low -- can only be blocked crouching. Unblockable -- can not be blocked in any state.
Shielded	Shielded	The level one must shield in order to successfully shield an attack. The following entries are valid: Any -- can be shielded standing, crouching, or in the air. High -- can be shielded standing or in the air, but not crouching. Low -- can be shielded crouching or in the air (!!), but not standing. Unshieldable -- can not be shielded in any state (including the air).

Note: Values in red are values that have changed between the arcade and PS2 revisions of MB:AC. All values should represent the latest version of the game. Changes from the arcade to PS2 version are available as part of the character's entry on the wiki.