Street Fighter 6/Game Data

Frame data

The word "frame" is used to represent the smallest unit of time in the game. In SF6 and most fighting games, one frame is 1/60 of a second, since the game runs at 60 frames per second. Every action a character takes, like walking, jumping, attacking, or blocking, can be measured in terms of frames. Frames are often abbreviated with the letter "f", as in 60f = 60 frames.

As an example, if Chun-Li has a backdash with a duration of 25 frames, this is equal to 25/60 or 5/12 of a second in real time. If you have a 5 frame window to input a combo link, this is a timing window of 5/60 or 1/12 of a second to properly time the combo.

When one character makes contact with another, both will be "stuck" for some period of time. Usually, one character will be able to act again before the opponent has fully recovered; this situation is referred to as "Frame Advantage" (or more specifically Hit Advantage, Block Advantage, Knockdown Advantage, etc). Frame Advantage is represented with a plus or minus sign; +3 means the character can act 3 frames before the opponent, while -6 means the opponent can act 6 frames before you; 0 indicates a neutral advantage where both characters can act simultaneously.

Move Stages

Keeping in mind that all actions are measured in frames, moves can be further divided into phases called Startup, Active, and Recovery. Knowing the definition of each will make it much easier to interpret Frame Data.

• Startup: The beginning portion of an attack before it can hit the opponent; think "winding up for a punch"
• Active: The portion of an attack that can hit or grab the opponent
• Recovery: The ending portion of an attack that can no longer connect with the opponent, and the attacker is unable to perform any other action such as blocking.

It's important to note that in modern Street Fighter games, Startup is measured to also include the first Active frame (known as FAF or First Active Frame startup). This is done to make it easier to understand which moves can be used in combos and in punishes (e.g. a move with +5 Advantage combos into a move with 5 frame startup; a move with 7 frame startup can punish a move with -7 Disadvantage). This means that if you want to know the total frame count of an attack, you should add Startup + Active + Recovery frames and then subtract 1 to account for that overlap.

Many older games use "True Startup", in which Startup and Active frames are completely separate; an attack that hits on frame 3 is considered to have 2 frames of Startup. Keep this in mind if comparing frame data between different games.

Hitstun/Blockstun/Hitstop

When you land an attack, the opponent gets "stuck" for a fixed amount of time from the impact.

• Hitstun - the opponent is stuck in a reeling animation from the hit. Any followup attack that connects while the opponent is stuck in hitstun results in a combo.
• Blockstun - the opponent is stuck in a blocking pose. Causing the opponent to block a series of attacks is a blockstring; if the opponent never exits blockstun, it is a true blockstring.
• Hitstop - also known as "Hit Freeze"; time essentially stops for both characters, making a move feel more impactful. Heavier attacks have longer hitstop, and some Punish Counters with special effects can have extra long hitstop. In addition to making the hits look more natural, hitstop helps to give players time to input a special move cancel and hitconfirm followup attacks.

Input Buffer

SF6 gives players some leniency to time their inputs on offense and defense. For most applications, any move can be buffered up to 4 frames early, meaning that there is a 5 frame window to get the follow-up input at the earliest possible timing. As an example, consider a common link for Chun-Li: 5MP (+6 on Hit) into 2MP (6f startup). While this appears to be a 1 frame link, the 4 buffer frames turn it into a 5 frame link, which is much more consistent. This also applies when timing your defensive inputs; if you want to interrupt your opponent's staggered block pressure with a quick jab, you have 5 frames to time the jab as early as possible. The same holds true when attempting an invincible reversal out of hitstun or blockstun.

Dashes and Wakeup Reversals have an increased buffer window of 7 frames (so, an 8 frame total window). Mashing a backdash to escape the opponent's tick throw pressure is much easier as a result of this increased window, and timing an invincible DP or Super on wakeup is easier than doing it out of hitstun or blockstun.

There are some exceptions to the universal input buffer rules, which may be unintended bugs. For example, after blocking Ryu's 5MP, the buffer for a dash is only 4f instead of the intended 7f. There are also some situations where the input buffer does not help execution. Some combos like Ken's Jinrai Loops must have their cancel delayed as late as possible to juggle properly; this late timing cannot be buffered early.

Screen Freeze Buffers

When the screen freezes during your Perfect Parry or during the opponent's Super activation, you can automatically buffer any attack by holding the button after performing the move input. For example, holding a medium button with 6f startup will guarantee a punish starter after any Perfect Parry, even against the fastest light normals or multi-hit attacks. If the opponent tries to chip you out with a Super that can't be jumped out of, you can buffer your own Super motion and hold the Punch/Kick button to make it come out at the earliest possible timing.

The game will choose your most recent input if you attempt multiple moves during a screen freeze. Letting go of the attack button will stop the buffer from occurring, so you can change your mind if you realize that you initially made the wrong decision.

Drive Rush screen freeze also allows your follow-up attack to be buffered, but you must wait until AFTER the freeze occurs before holding the button; nothing will come out if a button is held before the character starts glowing with a green aura.

Priority Systems

Hit Priority

Street Fighter 6 does not use a normal priority system for attacks like the one found in SFV. This means that any two attacks that collide on the same frame will cause a "trade", unless one of the attacks has invincibility frames. Both hits will be considered a Counterhit, and the usual effects (hitstun, knockdown) will apply depending on the attack. Unlike most previous SF titles, strikes actually have priority over throws when they collide on the same frame. This makes tick throw pressure slightly worse in situations where a character has very slight frame advantage.

Projectile Priority

In most Street Fighter games, projectiles have a specific number of hits, with EX moves or Supers usually having more hits than meterless ones. When they would collide, the projectiles would clash hits, and the fireball with more hits would continue onward after subtracting the number of clashed hits.

In Street Fighter 6, clashing projectiles are now subject to a priority system. The general rule is Super Art > OD Projectile > Meterless Projectile. Projectiles of the same priority will clash in the same way as previous games. When a higher priority projectile clashes with a lower priority projectile, it will still be slowed down by the clash, but will not lose any hits in the process.

As an example, Guile can create a meterless 2-hit projectile with Sonic Blade into Sonic Cross. If he uses this against Ryu's 2-hit OD Hadoken, the fireballs will clash twice before the Hadoken continues, retaining both of its hits. If Guile throws out five Sonic Break projectiles during his Lv.2 Super, Ryu's OD Hadoken would clash with each one individually with the same end result.

Luke's Flash Knuckle has the ability to clash with projectiles, and is considered to be at the lowest (meterless) priority. Against a meterless projectile, Luke can cancel the clash into his Lv.3 Super, but this cancel is impossible when clashing with a higher priority projectile.

Move Input Priority

When multiple inputs are entered on the same frame, the game will use this priority list to determine what move comes out. Moves that are higher on this list take precedence over moves below:

TO-DO

Standing/Crouching Hurtboxes

In some previous Street Fighter games, it took a few frames for a character's hurtbox to shift when transitioning from standing to crouching. It was possible to land meaty attacks on crouch blocking opponents that normally whiff on crouchers (e.g. Sagat's High Tiger Shot) due to the forced standing frames on wakeup, and the only way to circumvent this was to wake up with an immediate crouching attack to force a crouching state. Making an opponent stand block a jump-in attack could also make them vulnerable to an instant "fuzzy overhead" attack if they attempt to crouch block immediately, leading to crucial 50/50 guesses at the end of a round.

In Street Fighter 6, there is still technically a transition period between standing and crouching, with the hurtbox fully shifting on the 5th frame. However, entering proximity guard from an attack's startup allows the defender to skip these transition frames. As a result, it is no longer possible to meaty a crouch blocking opponent with attacks that whiff on crouchers, like Ryu 5HK or Cammy 4HK.

Note: SF6 Training Mode does not accurately reflect this scenario if you attempt instant overheads or meaty high attacks on a crouching dummy. This is because when the dummy is set to Crouch + Block All, it is not actually holding Down + Back; instead, it is holding straight Down, then automatically blocking on the final possible frame. Thus, it never enters proximity guard to shift its hurtbox.

Instant Overheads still exist, but they require the opponent to be stuck in blockstun long enough for the jump attack to connect. This is especially notable for Juri, as many people have labbed setups involving instant j.MP > j.214KK that do not actually work in practice. The only way to set up a fuzzy overhead into j.MP is to connect a deep heavy jump-in against a burned out opponent.

When attempting to Parry from a crouching state, the hurtbox remains in a crouching position for the first 2 frames. This means that you cannot automatically Perfect Parry an attack that whiffs on crouchers by simply tapping parry during the move's active frames; instead, you will stand on frame 3 and perform a normal Parry if the attack still has any remaining active frames. This also means that attempting to Perfect Parry certain air attacks (e.g. E. Honda's Sumo Smash) requires a different timing when input from a standing or crouching position.

Recoverable HP

Being hit by a Drive Reversal or absorbing an attack with Armor causes the character to take recoverable damage (or "gray damage/gray life"). Upon taking recoverable damage, a cooldown timer of 120 frames begins, after which point the HP will be restored at a rate of 2HP per frame. For example, a 500 damage Drive Reversal would take 370f total to recover upon impact (120f cooldown + 250f recovery, or 6.17 seconds). Taking real damage will cause any accumulated recoverable HP to be lost. If the gray damage would cause the character's HP to reach 0, a KO will occur; this means that armor cannot be used defensively at low health.

Damage Scaling

As more hits are used in a combo, the damage of each successive attack is reduced. This system, known as "damage scaling", allows longer combos to exist without being overwhelmingly powerful. Most extended combo sequences require the use of Drive or Super meter, so the tradeoff of lower marginal damage adds complexity to the decision of whether or not to spend those resources. Note that Drive Gauge and Super Gauge do not scale the meter gain in combos.

The main types of damage scaling in SF6 are:

• Starter Scaling: When starting a combo with this move, the followup is scaled by x%
  • In frame data, written as "applies a x% damage scaling to next hit when beginning a combo"
• Combo Scaling: When a move is comboed into, the followup is scaled by x%
  • In frame data, may be written as "counts as X hits for damage scaling when comboed into" or "applies an extra X% damage scaling to next attack when comboed into"
• Immediate Scaling: When comboed into, the damage of this move is immediately scaled by x%
  • e.g. after a crumple, Throws (including most Command Throws) immediately have their damage reduced by an additional 20% when comboed into
  • Similar to Combo Scaling except that any follow-up moves continue scaling as usual

The general progression of damage scaling depends on how the combo is started:

SF6 Damage Scaling

Attack #	General Scaling	Light Normal Starter (Standing/Crouching)	Cancelable 2MK Starter
1st Attack	100%	100%	100%
2nd Attack	100%	90%	80%
3rd Attack	80%	80%	70%
4th Attack	70%	70%	60%
5th Attack	60%	60%	50%
6th Attack	50%	50%	40%
7th Attack	40%	40%	30%
8th Attack	30%	30%	20%
9th Attack	20%	20%	10%
10th + Attack	10%	10%	10%

Note: Light Normal scaling only applies when starting a combo with LP or LK; it also does not apply to jumping Light normals or Light command normals. Likewise, 2MK scaling only applies when starting the combo (not when linked mid-combo), and does not apply to a non-cancelable 2MK like Kimberly's.

For scaling purposes, an "attack" corresponds to each move that is input by the player, not the number of hits performed by the character. This means that a move like Chun-Li's Lightning Kicks only counts as one attack, while Jamie's 236P~6P~6P (Freeflow Strikes) sequence counts as 3 separate attacks. Target Combos like Kimberly's 5LP~MP~HP~HK sequence also count each hit separately for the purpose of damage scaling.

There are many exceptions to these general guidelines; those that are currently known are documented below.

System-Wide Scaling

Super Arts
Will always do a set minimum amount of damage, even if the combo would normally be scaled to a lower percent.

• The minimum is 30% (Lv.1 Super), 40% (Lv.2 Super), and 50% (Lv.3 Super/Critical Art)

Level 3 Super Arts:

• Additional 10% damage scaling penalty when canceled from a special move
  • This means that a raw Special > Lv.3 Super will be scaled as 100% -> 90%
  • Outside of this scenario, it acts as if there is 1 additional hit of scaling (100% -> 100% -> 70%)
  • There are some exceptions to this noted in the character-specific sections

Perfect Parry
Any punish after Perfect Parry multiplies the damage scaling by 50% (so a standard combo would look like 50 -> 50 -> 40 -> 35 -> 30...). There is no way to mitigate this by delaying the punish - if the followup is not scaled, then the opponent's move has recovered and it wasn't a true punish.

Drive Rush
When used raw to start a combo:

• No additional scaling penalty; (any other applicable scaling penalties, such as 2MK starters, still apply)

When used mid-combo (regardless of whether it was canceled into; also applies after Drive Impact Stun):

• All remaining hits in the combo have an additional 15% scaling penalty (plus any other scaling that applies)
• This scaling is rounded down to the nearest whole number (59.5 -> 59)
• Using Drive Rush multiple times per combo does not stack an additional penalty
• Example combo using Drive Rush cancel and standard scaling progression:
  • 100% -> 85% -> 68% -> 59% -> 51% -> 42% -> 34% -> 25% -> 17% -> 8%...

NOTE: Drive Rush and Perfect Parry scaling can stack with each other multiplicatively; so if you would normally be at 80% scaling on the 3rd hit, you would instead do 34% damage (80 * .5 PP * .85 DR). Both of these can also bring the minimum combo scaling below 10%, and as low as 4% when combined.

Drive Impact
If blocked near the corner into a Wall Splat juggle ("CRUSH" icon will appear):

• All followup have an additional 20% scaling penalty (plus any other scaling that applies)
• Because the DI was blocked, it does not count as the first hit of a combo
• 80% -> 80% -> 64% -> 56% -> 48% ...

If any of the following occur:
DI hits for a crumple (Punish Counter, or hitting after armor absorb);
DI hits near the corner for a Wall Splat juggle;
DI connects on hit/block near corner vs. opponent in Burnout ("STUN" icon will appear, opponent becomes dizzy):

• Drive Impact counts as 2 hits for scaling (followup: 80% -> 70% -> 60% ...)

Drive Reversal
While rare, it is technically possible to combo to or from Drive Reversal. It counts the same as any normal hit for scaling purposes, and the gray recoverable damage will be converted to real damage if an attack combos afterward.

• Example: Kimberly Drive Reversal > (Spraycan explosion), juggle Bushin Senpukyaku (100% -> 100% -> 80%)

Throws
Comboing into a throw (like after a Stun, Drive Impact crumple, or a rare grounded Wall Splat) will apply an immediate 20% damage scaling to the throw. This often applies to command throws as well, but this is not universal. This is also separate from the damage scaling that applies to throws that can start a combo (such as Kimberly with Spray Can, JP with Amnesia/SA2, or Blanka with Blanka-chan Bomb).

Character-Specific Scaling

	Move	Damage Scaling Notes
A.K.I.	2MK	10% scaling when beginning a combo Not a standard cancelable 2MK
	6HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.2HP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	214PP~6P	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214HP	15% immediate scaling when comboed into
	236PP	20% scaling [Toxic Blossom: 10%] when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214K	20% scaling when beginning a combo (meterless versions)
	2PP~LPLK	20% immediate scaling when comboed into (Stun, DI Crumple, etc.)
Blanka	6HP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	Forward Throw	20% scaling when beginning a combo into Blanka-chan Bomb juggle Applies to 3rd hit (100 Throw -> 100 Bomb -> 60 Follow-up Juggle)
	[4]6LP/MP (SA2)	10% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	[4]6HP (Regular/SA2)	20% scaling when beginning a combo SA2 only: 10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	[4]6PP (Regular/SA2)	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	[2]8LK/MK/HK (SA2)	10% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	[2]8KK (SA2)	40% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	63214K/KK (SA2)	10% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	j.[4]6P/PP (SA2)	10% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into
Cammy	4HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	6HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	5HP~HK	5% extra scaling when comboed into (applies to Divekick or Air SA2)
	236KK	5% extra scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214MP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	214HP/PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	j.214K	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.214KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into Also applies to OD Hooligan > Divekick
	236P/PP (all enders)	20% scaling when beginning a combo Applies to any Hooligan ender that can lead to a followup combo/juggle
Chun-Li	j.2MK	15% scaling when beginning a combo
	214K	20% scaling when beginning a combo MK version: 30%
	214KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	SA2	40% scaling when beginning a combo 3 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
Dee Jay	5HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236HK	25% scaling when beginning a combo
	236KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214PP	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	SA1	40% scaling when beginning a combo (Counter-Hit/Punish Counter crumple follow-ups)
	SA2	25% scaling when beginning a combo 3 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack) Follow-up rhythm hits do not add additional scaling
Dhalsim	2LK	Does not have the usual light normal scaling 1LK acts as a standard 2LK with 10% starter scaling
	2MK	20% scaling when beginning a combo (after well-spaced slide) 1MK acts as a standard cancelable 2MK with 20% starter scaling
	4HP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.MP/MK/HP/HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.2K	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	63214KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.63214PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
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E. Honda	214P (Sumo Spirit)	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack) Meterless versions only
	[4]6P	30% scaling when beginning a combo 40% total when combined with SA3 cancel scaling
	[2]8K/KK	25% scaling when beginning a combo (Punish Counter OTG bounce)
	63214K/KK	20% immediate scaling when comboed into (Stun, DI Crumple, etc.)
Guile	2MK	20% scaling when beginning a combo (includes 2MK~6MP Target Combo) Not a standard cancelable 2MK
	2HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo (2HK~3HK Punish or Drive Rush starter)
	2MP~2MP (Double Shot)	10% immediate scaling on the 2nd attack Starting a combo (2MP~2MP > Special): 100% -> 90% -> 70% Comboed into (e.g. j.HK, 2MP~2MP > Special): 100% -> 100% -> 70% -> 60%
	[2]8K	30% scaling when beginning a combo 40% total when combined with SA3 cancel scaling
Jamie	Drink Levels (DL0 - DL4)	90/95/100/105/110% scaling for DL0/1/2/3/4 respectively Reaching DL4 with SA2 install only gives 105% scaling
	2KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	214PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	214P/PP~6P (DL4)	20% scaling when beginning a combo e.g. blocked palm + frame trap into 6P follow-up
	j.214KK (DL1+)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 10% immediate scaling when comboed into (e.g. j.MP > 214KK)
	63214K/KK (DL3+)	20% scaling when beginning a combo, applied to the 3rd hit of combo e.g. 63214K (100%), 2MP (100%) > 623K (60%) 20% immediate scaling when comboed into (e.g. after corner PC 214PP)
	SA3 (Launch)	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
JP	5HP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	Forward Throw	40% scaling when beginning a combo (juggle into SA2 or Amnesia bomb) Back Throw can also juggle before Throw damage is applied, causing no additional scaling
	22K/KK (Bomb Explosion)	15% scaling when beginning a combo, applied to the 3rd hit of combo 15% immediate scaling when comboed into
	SA2	25% scaling when beginning a combo, applied to the 3rd hit of combo 25% immediate scaling when comboed into
Juri	5HK (Regular/FSE)	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236LK (1-Stock)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236MK (1-Stock) 236LK+HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236MK+HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
Ken	5MK	20% scaling when beginning a combo Applies to 5MK~MK~HK Target Combo or links after CH/PC/DR 5MK
	5HK	30% scaling when beginning a combo Applies to Punish Counter juggle follow-ups
	5MP~HP	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack after HP)
	623P	20% scaling when beginning a combo 30% total when combined with SA3 cancel scaling
	j.214K/KK	30% scaling when beginning a combo
	623LK	30% scaling when beginning a combo
	623MK/HK	30% scaling when beginning a combo 3 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	623KK KK~623K	5% extra scaling when comboed into Each hit counts separately for scaling when juggled into
	236K~6LK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 5% extra scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236KK~6MK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236KK~6LK~6K 236KK~6MK~6K	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	KK~214K	15% scaling when beginning a combo
Kimberly	SA3 / CA	Upon activation, base damage scaling increased to 111% for the rest of the match Effectively brings Kimberly's damage values in line with the rest of the cast
	5MK	15% scaling when beginning a combo
	2MK	15% scaling when beginning a combo Not a standard cancelable 2MK
	3MK	15% scaling when beginning a combo
	4HK	25% scaling when beginning a combo
	6HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	214KK	30% scaling when beginning a combo Only relevant if Spraycan detonates immediately after 1st hit, or after high-juggled 4-hit version
	j.214K	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.214KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236LP	20% scaling when beginning a combo Mostly relevant after Light > Light > 236LP breaks DI armor as a Counter-hit
	236K/KK~MK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236KK(close)~P (OD Arc Step > Throw)	20% scaling when beginning a combo (OTG bounce)
	j.236PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo (OTG bounce)
	22P (Explosion)	20% scaling when beginning a combo Explosion counts as 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack) No difference between single/double spraycan detonation
	Forward Throw	20% scaling when beginning a combo into Spraycan explosion Total scaling will be: 100% (Throw) -> 80% (Bomb) -> 60% (Follow-up Juggle) ...
Lily	214PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236KK 236K/KK (Windclad)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	623PP (Regular/Windclad)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	j.PPP (Regular/Windclad)	10% immediate scaling when comboed into (e.g. canceled from 623PP on hit)
	360+P/PP	20% immediate scaling when comboed into (Stun, DI Crumple, etc.)
	SA3 / CA	10% immediate scaling when comboed into Unlike most SA3 scaling, this applies to any combo, not just from special moves
Luke	5LP~MP	10% immediate scaling when comboed into (applies directly to the MP) Stacks with the standard 10% Light starter penalty
	6HP~6HP	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214[P] pf.214[P]	Each hit counts as a separate attack for scaling
	236KK~P 236KK~K	50% scaling when beginning a combo
Manon	214KK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236P/PP~K	10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	SA3 / CA	5% immediate scaling when comboed into 15% when canceled from 236HK 1st hit Unlike most SA3 scaling, this applies to any combo, not just from special moves
Marisa	5HP / 5[HP]	10% scaling when beginning a combo Applies to 5HP~HP Target Combo or after PC/DR 5HP links
	5HK / 5[HK]	10% scaling when beginning a combo Mostly relevant for Punish Counter 5HK juggles
	5LP~LP	10% scaling when beginning a combo with the second 5LP 15% extra scaling when 2nd hit is comboed into (applies to next attack) 5LP~LP has a 3f gap on block, allowing the 2nd hit to frame trap and begin a combo The initial 5LP requires CH/PC/DR to combo into the 2nd hit of the TC
	214P~6P (MP/HP/PP versions)	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	623PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	SA2	15% immediate scaling when comboed into
Rashid	2HP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	6HK	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.2HP	15% scaling when beginning a combo
	5MP~HK	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	Run~6K	15% scaling when beginning a combo
	Run~6K (Air Current)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236LP (Regular)	30% scaling when beginning a combo
	236LP (Air Current)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236MP (Regular)	10% scaling when beginning a combo
	236PP (Regular/Air Current)	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	214KK (Regular)	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236KK (Uncharged)	25% scaling when beginning a combo 15% extra scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236[KK] (Charged)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214PP	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214P~6K~K (Nail Assault)	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	SA2	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
Ryu	6HP	20% scaling when beginning a combo
	236PP (Regular)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236P/PP (Denjin)	20% scaling when beginning a combo 2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	623P	30% scaling when beginning a combo 40% total when combined with SA3 cancel scaling
	j.214K	30% scaling when beginning a combo
	j.214KK	15% extra scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	236KK	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
	214PP (Regular)	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack)
Zangief	j.2HP	2 hits of scaling when comboed into (applies to next attack) e.g. Drive Impact crumple, j.2HP, juggle SA1
	360+P (Meterless)	10% immediate scaling when comboed into (Stun, DI Crumple, corner PC 3HK)
	j.360+KK	10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	63214K (Close) (Meterless)	10% immediate scaling when comboed into (Stun, DI Crumple, corner PC 3HK)
	SA1	10% immediate scaling when comboed into
	SA3 / CA	10% immediate scaling when comboed into (Stun, DI Crumple, corner PC 3HK)

System data

General Data

name	hp	throwRange
Blanka	10000	0.9
Dhalsim	10000	0.8
E. Honda	10500	0.9
Lily	10000	0.8
Rashid	10000	0.8
Ken	10000	0.8
Zangief	11000	1.02
Ryu	10000	0.8
Cammy	10000	0.8
Kimberly	10000	0.8
Juri	10000	0.8
Manon	10000	0.8
JP	10000	0.8
Guile	10000	0.8
Ed	10000	0.8
A.K.I.	10000	0.8
Dee Jay	10000	0.8
Chun-Li	10000	0.8
Jamie	10000	0.8
Marisa	10500	0.9
Luke	10000	0.8

Movement

name	fwdWalkSpd	bwdWalkSpd	fwdDashSpd	bwdDashSpd	fwdDashDist	bwdDashDist
Blanka	0.047	0.032	19	23	1.578	1.169
Dhalsim	0.028	0.025	25	23	1.467	1.00
E. Honda	0.045	0.025	19	23	1.058	0.601
Lily	0.042	0.027	21	24	1.154	0.939
Rashid	0.045	0.032	18	25	1.20 (1.86)	1.10 (1.91)
Ken	0.047	0.032	19	23	1.322	0.923
Zangief	0.0364	0.025	22	25	1.007	0.712
Ryu	0.047	0.032	19	23	1.252	0.923
Cammy	0.0505	0.033	18	23	1.32	1.002
Kimberly	0.0505 (0.0561)	0.033 (0.0366)	18	23	1.409	0.893
Juri	0.047	0.032	22	23	1.903	1.114
Manon	0.0452	0.031	21	25	1.499	1.254
JP	0.037	0.025	22	23	1.454	1.003
Guile	0.043	0.032	21	23	1.567	0.74
Ed	0.0475	0.032	19	23	1.348	0.803
A.K.I.	0.0452	0.032	19	23	1.30	1.08
Dee Jay	0.043	0.032	19	23	1.50	0.90
Chun-Li	0.050	0.037	19	25	1.508	1.211
Jamie	0.048	0.035	19	23	1.50	0.85
Marisa	0.039	0.027	22	25	1.40	0.90
Luke	0.047	0.032	19	23	1.467	0.751

Jump Data

name	jumpSpd	fwdJumpDist	bwdJumpDist	jumpApex
Blanka	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Dhalsim	4+68+3	2.04	1.768	2.178
E. Honda	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Lily	5+39+3	1.95	1.56	2.139
Rashid	4+38+3	1.90 (5.07)	1.52 (3.63)	2.115
Ken	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Zangief	5+38+3	1.725	1.406	2.115
Ryu	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Cammy	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Kimberly	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Juri	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Manon	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
JP	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Guile	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Ed	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
A.K.I.	4+40+3	2.00	1.60	2.176
Dee Jay	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Chun-Li	4+42+3	2.10	1.68	2.247
Jamie	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Marisa	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115
Luke	4+38+3	1.90	1.52	2.115

Other

Range Comparisons

Character	Startup (Frames)	Range	Notes
Juri	8	1.517	1st active frame: 1.446
Cammy	8	1.49
Ryu	8	1.482
Luke	8	1.482	1st active frame: 1.44
Blanka	8	1.48	Wide hurtbox (outpoked by shorter 2MKs)
Chun-Li	7	1.477
Ken	7	1.46
Jamie	7	1.42
Ed	8	1.41	2MP (functions as a 2MK)
Rashid	7	1.405
Lily	10	1.364
A.K.I.	7	1.34	Super Cancel only
Dhalsim*	8	1.19	1MK (2MK input is Slide)

Character	Button	Range	Pushback (Hit)	Pushback (Block)
Zangief	2LK	1.39	0.373	0.433
E. Honda	2LP	1.23	0.402	0.412
Marisa	2LP	1.17	0.363	0.389
Luke	2LP	1.14	0.404	0.385
E. Honda	5LK	1.12	0.531	0.550
Blanka	5LK	1.11	0.499	0.522
Rashid	5LP	1.11	0.405	0.418
Manon	2LP	1.09	0.427	0.436
JP	2LP	1.07	0.371	0.325
Cammy	5LP	1.05	0.352	0.304
Cammy	2LP	1.05	0.352	0.304
Chun-Li	5LP	1.05	0.320	0.343
Dee Jay	5LP	1.04	0.409	0.428
Guile	2LP	1.03	0.468	0.389
Ed	2LP	1.02	0.361	0.338
Ken	5LP	1.01	0.375	0.333
Kimberly	2LP	1.01	0.289	0.259
Manon	5LP	1.01	0.424	0.433
Rashid	5LK	1.01	0.266	0.271
Ryu	5LP	1.01	0.375	0.378
Jamie	2LP	0.98	0.361	0.374
A.K.I.	2LP	0.96	0.277	0.286
Ryu	2LP	0.94	0.320	0.330
Ed	5LP	0.92	0.289	0.278
Juri	2LP	0.92	0.320	0.330
Chun-Li	2LP	0.91	0.321	0.338
Ken	2LP	0.89	0.351	0.330
Dhalsim	5LP	0.88	0.373	0.385
Chun-Li	2LK	0.85	0.325	0.330
Juri	5LP	0.85	0.319	0.333
Lily	5LK	0.82	0.425	0.436
Dhalsim*	2LK*	0.81	0.422	0.431

Note: Dhalsim 2LK is an unsafe, uncancelable slide; 1.44 range on final active frame

Note: This table lists cancelable 5-frame buttons that are useful for ranged punishes.
Some non-cancelable buttons may also be included if they link into a consistent punish at max range, or if the character has no other useful 5f options near max range.
These less useful options are listed in italics.

Character	Button	Range	Notes
Blanka	5LP	1.36
Manon	5LK	1.35
Marisa	2LK	1.34	Useless unless 2LK is the only thing that can reach at -5
Ken	5LK	1.32
Ed	2LK	1.30
Ryu	5LK	1.30
E. Honda	5LP	1.28
Cammy	5LK	1.27
Guile	5LK	1.27
Luke	5LK	1.26
Dee Jay	5LK	1.24
Jamie	5LP (DL1)	1.21
Kimberly	5LK	1.20
A.K.I.	2LK	1.19	Only useful as max range punish linked into 2MK
Dee Jay	2LP	1.18
Juri	5LK	1.16
Dhalsim	2LP	1.14
Chun-Li	5LK	1.13
Jamie	5LK	1.13
Lily	2LK	1.13	Useless unless 2LK is the only thing that can reach at -5; 2LK can only chain into 5LP/2LP at a range where 5LK would already punish
JP	5LK	1.12
Guile	5LP	1.07
Dhalsim	1LK	1.05
A.K.I.	5LK	1.04
Rashid	2LP	1.02	Less range than 5LP, which has 4f startup
Jamie	5LP (DL0)	0.97
Kimberly	5LP	0.97	Kimberly's shortest light punish, but links into 5HP on Punish Counter for stronger conversions
Ken	5MP	0.91	Short range but strong 5f punish starter if it reaches
A.K.I.	5LP	0.90	Short range but useful punish into 5LP~LP Target Combo
Cammy	4MP	0.83	Short range but strong 5f punish starter if it reaches
Chun-Li	5MP	0.80	Short range but strong 5f punish starter if it reaches
Zangief	--	--	No 5f punish options (must use 2LK for -4 and -5 punishes)

Note: Sweep refers to any low-hitting normal or command normal that knocks down.

Character	Button	Range	Notes
Blanka	3HP	3.10	Slides forward
Dhalsim	2HK	3.06	Slides forward; Range 1.50 on 1st active frame
JP	3HP	2.41
Chun-Li	214P~MP	2.30	Slides forward; Range 1.89 on 1st active frame
Dee Jay	2HK	2.19	Slides forward; Range 1.62 on 1st active frame
E. Honda	6HK*	2.11	Only knocks down on Punish Counter
Guile	2HK	2.04 / 1.76	2 hits (2nd / 1st); Range 1.74 on 1st active frame of 1st hit
Jamie	2HK	2.02 / 1.67	2 hits (2nd / 1st)
Manon	2HK	2.01
Marisa	2[HK]	1.96
Zangief	2HK	1.96
Lily	2HK	1.93 / 1.70	2 hits; Range 1.67 on 1st active frame of 1st hit
A.K.I.	2HP	1.92	Does not actually slide forward during the active frames like the animation suggests
Blanka	2HK	1.87
Marisa	2HK	1.86
Juri	2HK	1.79
Ryu	2HK	1.79
Ed	2HP	1.78
Cammy	2HK	1.73
Rashid	2HK	1.71
Luke	2HK	1.66
Ken	2HK	1.65
E. Honda	2HK	1.61
Chun-Li	2HK	1.52
Dee Jay	2MK	1.52	Fast and safe, but no Hard Knockdown on regular hit
Kimberly	2HK	1.52	Less range on active frames 2-3
JP	2HK	1.38	Short range but very safe when spaced
Dhalsim	1HK	1.29

Counterhit Trade Chart

Tested with Juri's 5MP,5MP frame trap. Accounting for 4 frame normals only. Values with an * note that it is highly unlikely the defending player would press this button.
Can use this chart as a comparison for other characters using it as a baseline to know what will and will not counter hit trade.

Character	Move	Advantage
Dhalsim	2LK	+5*
Manon	5LP	+6
JP	2LP	+6
E.Honda	2LP	+6
Luke	2LP	+7
Jamie	2LP	+7
Lily	5LK	+7
E.Honda	5LK	+7
Blanka	5LK	+7
Guile	2LP	+7
Ken	2LP	+7
Rashid	5LK	+7
Rashid	5LP	+8
A.K.I.	2LP	+8
Manon	2LP	+8
Marisa	2LP	+8
Juri	2LP	+8
Juri	5LP	+8*
Cammy	5LP	+8
Cammy	2LP	+8
Ryu	2LP	+8
Chun-Li	5LP	+8
Zangief	2LK	+8
Dhalsim	5LP	+8
Kimberly	2LP	+9
Ryu	5LP	+9
Ken	5LP	+9
Chun-Li	2LP	+9
Deejay	5LP	+10
Chun-Li	2LK	+11*