Street Fighter V/Cody

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Introduction

About Cody

First appearing in Final Fight, Cody Travers was once a hero of Metro City. But after he saved the day, his life took a dark turn, as he started getting in street fights just for fun. He was eventually arrested for his crimes, but would regularly break out to have some fun. In SFV, Mike Haggar exonerates Cody of his crimes, which leads to him becoming the new mayor of Metro City. Although he has a big responsibility to take care of, he always finds time to relive the glory days and get in some much more casual street brawls.

On surface level, Cody is a basic brawler with a decent projectile, anti air options, and setups. However, going beyond the surface reveals the dirty tricks behind this otherwise honest fighter. Cody has his fair share of weaknesses, as he struggles against projectiles, doesn't have great defense, and doesn't have amazing pressure, but Cody makes up for this by utilizing sneaky tactics like in days of old. Utilizing moves like EX Tornado Sweep and Zonk Knuckle to get in, two versatile V-Skills to keep your opponent guessing, and huge robbery factor with one of the strongest V-Triggers in the game, Cody has little trouble closing the gap between him and his target, and once he does, he dishes out damage and stun with great meaties and VT2 setups to take the round in a moment's notice. If you're ok with a character who lacks a bit in neutral and defense but can dish out damage and rob the game in the blink of an eye, give Cody a try.

Strengths	Weaknesses
Some of the highest damage and stun output in the game Forward advancing specials allow him to get in easily and offer great corner carry Great use of meter thanks to his incredible EX moves A plethora of strong normals that provide Cody strong pokes, frame traps, and combos V-Skill 2 works as a combo extender and allows Cody to bypass fireballs in neutral as well as many frame traps, which can turn a matchup on it's head V-Trigger 2 turns Cody into a scarier grappler than the actual grapplers in this game	Terrible back walk speed makes it difficult to shimmy and walk out of pressure Lacking reliable defensive options with no 3 frame or reversal No reliable low confirms from a range Anti-air deadzone behind his dead makes it difficult for him to avoid cross-ups Although his normals have great frame data on hit or block, they often have noticeable more recovery on whiff than others

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Cody

Vitals
Life Points	1025
Stun Points	1050
V-Gauge Points
V-Trigger 1	2 Bars
V-Trigger 2	2 Bars
Ground Movement
Forward Walk Speed	0.047
Backward Walk Speed	0.0289
Forward Dash Speed	17
Backward Dash Speed	23
Forward Dash Distance	1.279
Backward Dash Distance	0.842
Backdash CH Frames	3-13
Jumping
Back Jump Speed	46(4+38+4)
Neutral Jump Speed	46(4+38+4)
Forward Jump Speed	45(3+38+4)
Forward Jump Distance	2.128
Backward Jump Distance	1.824
Throws
Throw Hurtbox	0.25
Throw Range	0.8

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 start of the animation.
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

5LP

Stand LP
5LP

Normal	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
	6	2*3	21	4*3(1)
	Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
	90*30	120*50	H	-9*-10
Crush Counter: Stagger, 19 Adv, +100 V-Gauge. Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 11/14 V-Trigger: 11/16 Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Cody's head hurtbox is invincible to airborne strikes on startup frames 1-8 Forces stand Changed Damage (70) / Stun (120) / Frame Advantage (+1/-7) if the 1st hit whiffs Cody gets better frame advantage if canceled into V-Triggers on the 1st hit Can hit cross-up (behind Cody)
VT1	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
	13	3	19(20)	7
	Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
	90	150	H	-2
Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 17 Cancel options: sp su Slightly smaller head hurtbox on frames 4-32 Half-screen range 1 extra recovery frame on whiff (20F) Consumes 150 / 75 V-Meter on Hit / Block
VT2	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
	14	2	21	4
	Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
	100	150	H	-5
Crush Counter: Spinning Knockdown, KD Adv, +150 V-Gauge. Knockdown: 97 KD Adv, 38 Quick Rise Adv, 43 Back Rise Adv. Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 16 Notes: VT2 specials only Has a Crush Counter effect (Spinning Knockdown) that st.HP doesn't normally have outside of V-Trigger 2 Builds a bit of V-Timer on a successful Crush Counter while V-Trigger 2 is active Huge range and great priorty for a heavy button

Normal	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
	6	3	13(15)	5
	Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
	60	100	H	2
Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 15 V-Trigger: 15 Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Combo / Frametrap / Footsies tool 2 extra recovery frames on whiff (15F)
VT1	Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
	6	2	13	5
	Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
	60	100	H	4
Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 16 Notes: Knife specials only Really good for pokes / frametraps / tick throw / counter-hit cr.LP conversions Consumes 80 / 40 V-Meter on Hit / Block

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
9	4	21(23)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
90	150	L	-14
Crush Counter: Hard Knockdown, KD Adv, +120 V-Gauge. Knockdown: 69 KD Adv, 20 Quick Rise Adv, 25 Back Rise Adv. Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 18 V-Trigger: 18 Notes: VT2 specials only Cancel options: vt1 vt2 With the hitbox positioned high up on Cody's leg and not having that much hurtbox above it makes this a decent anti-air from further away Due to the shape of the hitbox/hurtbox on this sweep it becomes a great counter-poke and footsie tool against some high-hitting poke moves on much of the roster (such as the high-hitting st.MKs) 2 extra recovery frames on whiff (23F) KDA when canceled into V-Trigger 2 Pipe Swings (HP+HK d+HP+HK) on hit: +50/1/6 +47/-2/3

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
3(20~25)	4	14	5
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40	50	H	-2
Can only be performed from a Quick-Rise Effectively functions as a 3F heavy attack (subject to the priority system of normals) Crouching state during the entire duration Can hit crossup Strike hitbox Startup depends on which version is used (from a face-up or face-down knockdown) Face-up version (the more common one) is 25F startup and fully invincible on frames 1-22 Face-down version (after crumples / wall bounces) is 20F startup and fully invincible on frames 1-17 Juggle Limit: 1 As made famous by Dale Gribble

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4+4+6	3	26	-4
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
302740 (97)	704564 (179)	HHH	-7
Confirm windows: Target Combos: 13

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4+4+6+9	2	33	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
302740*49 (146)	704564*84 (263)	HHH*H	-13
Knockdown: 86 KD Adv, 27 Quick Rise Adv, 32 Back Rise Adv. Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 16/26 Target Combos: 13 V-Trigger: 16 Notes: CA or Rock Toss, VT2 Pipe Swings Cancel options**: vt1 vt2 Launches the opponent into a limited juggle state Only part of the Target Combo that is cancelable into V-Trigger

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
4+4+6+5	3	-	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
30274014x249 (179)	704564*105 (284)	HHH*T	-
Knockdown: 54 KD Adv, 5 Quick Rise Adv, 5 Back Rise Adv. Confirm windows: Target Combos: 13 Same KDA as Cody's regular Back Throw

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19+9	3(8)3	10+15	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
604072 (172)	1005063 (213)	H*H	-18
Knockdown: 75 KD Adv, 16 Quick Rise Adv, 21 Back Rise Adv. Confirm windows: Target Combos: 13 Fully invincible on frames 2-10 on the follow-up V-Skill Airborne on frames 2-31 of the follow-up V-Skill Builds 90 / 45 V-Meter on Hit / Block

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19+16	3	26	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
604072 (172)	10050135 (285)	-	-11
Knockdown: 84 KD Adv, 25 Quick Rise Adv, 30 Back Rise Adv. Confirm windows: Target Combos: 13 Builds 72 / 36 V-Gauge on Hit / Block

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
20	3	20(21)	3
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80	150	H	-2
Cancel options: su Charges in 45 frames ONLY with punch buttons Can change which punch is charging Zonk by holding a new button before letting go of the original button Slightly lower hurtbox on frames 7-17 1 extra recovery frames on whiff (21F) KDA if juggled after EX Ruffian Kick: +89/30/35

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7+9	5	-	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
70*63	100*108	M*M	-
KDA varies greatly depending on how early / late into the jump this connects (better KDA the later into Cody's jump it hits) Dunks the opponent pretty far back into the ground (decent corner carry)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
18	65	31	2
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
50	100	H	-7
Cancel options: su 1-hit projectile Projectile lasts on screen for 50 frames Projectile Speed: 0.055 Travels at the fastest speed of the non-EX fireballs but also the furthest distance Projectile invincible on extended limb hurtboxes on frames 14-49 Not possible to do while the Knife (V-Trigger 1) or Pipe (V-Trigger 2) are equipped Can be canceled into Knife Reload on whiff Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 1 / 5 / 1

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
18	52	31	2
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
50	100	H	-7
Cancel options: su 1-hit projectile Projectile lasts on screen for 70 frames Projectile Speed: 0.045 Travels a medium distance at medium speed Projectile invincible on extended limb hurtboxes on frames 14-49 Not possible to do while the Knife (V-Trigger 1) or Pipe (V-Trigger 2) are equipped Can be canceled into Knife Reload on whiff Juggle Limit / Increase / Start: 1 / 5 / 1

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
15	3(19)2	13(18)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80*50	100*100	H*H	3
Knockdown: 97 KD Adv, 38 Quick Rise Adv, 43 Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Charges in 45 frames ONLY with punch buttons Can change which punch is charging Zonk by holding a new button before letting go of the original button Only cancelable into V-Trigger the 1st hit Slightly lower hurtbox on frames 1-13 Takes longer to recover on whiff

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
7	13(27)	73	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
30x7*120 (330)	0	H	-35
Knockdown: 69 KD Adv, 10 Quick Rise Adv, 15 Back Rise Adv. Fully invincible on frames 1-11 Projectile invincible on frames 1-42 Spawns a huge pillar of projectile hitboxes in-front of Cody (27 active frames) - but also has a strike hitbox component (13 active frames) further away from Cody (which drags the opponent inwards towards Cody on hit)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
14	3(7)3	10+15	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80	70	H	-18
Knockdown: 75 KD Adv, 16 Quick Rise Adv, 21 Back Rise Adv. Fully invincible on frames 3-26 Airborne on frames 7-36 Upper-body invincible (crouch sized hurtbox but not considered in a crouching state) on the first 2 vulnerable startup frames Hits once on both sides (first front and then behind) Causes 40 grey health damage to Cody upon use which also builds 100 / 75 / 50 V-Meter on Hit / Block / Whiff Cody is in counterhit state during move duration

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
12+9	2	23	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80	150	H	-7
Knockdown: 88 KD Adv, 29 Quick Rise Adv, 34 Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: sp su vt1 vt2 Projectile invincible on frames 1-8 (frames 1-20 overall if canceled into from Crime Sway (V-Skill 2) asap) Builds 80 / 40 V-Gauge on Hit / Block Cannot cancel into specials, super, or V-Trigger 1 specials on block

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
14+11	2	22	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80	150	H	-6
Knockdown: 90 KD Adv, 31 Quick Rise Adv, 36 Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: vt1 vt2 Projectile invincible on frames 1-10 (frames 1-24 overall if canceled into from Crime Sway (V-Skill 2) asap) Builds 80 / 40 V-Gauge on Hit / Block Cannot cancel into V-Trigger 1 specials on block

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
10+13	4	27	-3
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60*72	100*108	H	-14
Confirm windows: Specials & CA: 15 Target Combos: 14 Cancel options: sp su Follow-up HP still combos from max range st.MP Usually Cody can't special cancel from st.MP (Knife) but can with this Target Combo follow-up Consumes 300 / 150 V-Meter on Hit / Block

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
16+19	2(~)	30	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100(40)	150(50)	H*H	-26
Knockdown: 62 KD Adv, 3 Quick Rise Adv, 8 Back Rise Adv. The follow-up Bean Ball (rock toss) has all the same properties as it normally does (see: Bean Ball / Bad Stone (empty) data)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
15+19	3(~)	30	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100(40)	150(50)	H*H	-25
Knockdown: 72(102) KD Adv, 13(43) Quick Rise Adv, 18(48) Back Rise Adv. The follow-up Bean Ball (rock toss) has all the same properties as it normally does (see: Bean Ball / Bad Stone (empty) data) Increased KDA (as shown on the KDA data inside the parenthesess) if the Bean Ball hits them on the way-up after canceling into it from Gentle Upper Swing

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19	-	30	-8(~)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
40	50	H	-11(~)
1-hit projectile that travels vertically upwards and down again Different button strengths result in slightly different trajectories of the rock Recovery frames can be canceled into follow-up pipe swings (HP+HK ** d+HP+HK) which dramatically changes properties of the rock and the pipe swings themselves depending on versions used Cancel frames 4-34 result in High follow-up (see: Present Delivery (High) data) Cancel frames 35-37 result in Just-Frame follow-up (see: Present Delivery (Mid) data) Cancel frames 38-47 result in Low follow-up (see: Present Delivery (Low) data) - although the pipe swing won't connect for the Low follow-up unless canceled into on frames 38-39 (Which is an even tighter window than the Just-Frame version)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19+34	2(~)	25	~(KD)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
100(100)	120(150)	H	~(-3)
Knockdown: 85(~) KD Adv, 26(~) Quick Rise Adv, 31(~) Back Rise Adv. High version results in a 1-hit projectile that travels full-screen in an upwards slope Puts airborne opponents into a limited juggle state If the follow-up pipe swing hits the opponent and the rock at the same time (even if the rock hits them later in the air after the pipe launches them) it results in combined damage / stun (200 damage / 270 stun) which only counts as a single move for the purpose of damage scaling The frame advantage varies greatly on the rock launched (usually very + on hit / block) - but if the pipe swing and rock are blocked by the opponent at the same time in close range then it becomes very punishable on block (up to -15 on block) The -3 on block advantage refers to if the rock whiffs and only the pipe swing is blocked KDA data shown refers to if the rock whiffs and only the follow-up pipe swing connects (if the rock juggles after the pipe swing then the KDA is more advantageous but very variable)

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Introduction

About Cody

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Players to Watch

Normals

5LP

5MP

5HP

5LK

5MK

5HK

2LP

2MP

2HP

2LK

2MK

2HK

8LP

8MP

8HP

8LK

8MK

8HK

Command Normals

6HP

6HK

8P (wake-up)

Target Combos

8MP > 8HP

8MK > 8LK

5LP > 5LP

5LP > 5LP > 5LP

5LP > 5LP > 5LP > 5LP

5LP > 5LP > 5LP > 2LP

6HK > MPMK (VS1)

6HK > MPMK (VS2)

Throws

LPLK

4LPLK

Special Moves

236LP

236MP

236HP

236PP

236LK

236MK

236HK

236KK

hold any punch button, release

hold any punch button, release

hold any 2 punch buttons, release

hold any 2 punch buttons, release

Critical Art

236236P

Taunts

5PPPKKK

V-System

V-Skill 1

MPMK (VS1)

V-Skill 2

MPMK (VS2)

2MPMK (VS2)

MPMK (VS2) > P

2MPMK (VS2) > K

V-Trigger 1

HPHK (VT1)

5MP > 5HP

5HPHK

2HPHK

5HPHK

214P

V-Trigger 2

HPHK (VT2)

HPHK

HPHK

2HPHK

HPHK > 214P

2HPHK > 214P

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19+36	2(~)	25	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
150(100)	150(150)	H	~(-3)
Knockdown: 89(123) KD Adv, 30(64) Quick Rise Adv, 35(69) Back Rise Adv. Just Frame version results in 3-hit projectile that travels full-screen very fast and cannot be reflected or absorbed Both the pipe and rock can hit the opponent on the same frame up close resulting combined damage / stun (250 damage / 300 stun) which only counts as a single move for the purpose of damage scaling +3 on block if the rock and and pipe swing are used in close range (-3 on block if only the pipe swing is blocked) KDA data shown goes from worst to best; close range -> (full-screen) - close range refers to if the pipe swing hits up close (the KDA shown in the parantheses refers to when the Just Frame rock hits from full-screen away) Try using visual cues to help with the Just Frame timing (like when Cody moves his hand that just tossed the rock in front of his face)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19+39	2(~)	25	~(KD)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80(100)	100(150)	H	~(-3)
Knockdown: 85(~) KD Adv, 26(~) Quick Rise Adv, 31(~) Back Rise Adv. Low version results in a 1-hit projectile that travels full-screen across the ground Does NOT actually hit Low as the name would indicate Both the pipe and rock can hit the opponent on the same frame up close resulting in combined damage / stun (180 damage / 250 stun) which only counts as a single move for the purpose of damage scaling The frame advantage varies greatly on the rock launched (usually very + on hit / block) - but if the pipe swing and rock are blocked by the opponent at the same time in close range then it becomes very punishable on block (up to -15 on block) The -3 on block advantage refers to if the rock whiffs and only the pipe swing is blocked KDA data shown refers to if the rock whiffs and only the follow-up pipe swing connects (slightly higher KDA if the rock and pipe hit a the same time (+1-3 extra KDA depending on spacing / timing)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
19+33	3(~)	13	~(KD)
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
80(100)	150(150)	H	~(9)
Knockdown: 106(90) KD Adv, 47(31) Quick Rise Adv, 52(36) Back Rise Adv. The follow-up pipe swing is a lot more advantageous on block (+9 instead of the regular -6) if it connects to the opponent after the rock is blocked KDA data shown referst to if the follow-up upper pipe swing connects without any other move messing with the juggle If the initial Bean Ball lands on the opponent just after the Pipe Swing hits them, it will result in worse KDA (+90/+31/+36) Launches the opponent into a free juggle state if this move started the juggle state The off-screen rock does 80 damage / 150 stun if it falls on-top of the opponent (60 damage / 100 stun if the bounces off the ground into the opponent) The rock projectile is active the whole time (even while off-screen) and can thus clash off-screen with opposing rock projectiles

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+19	-	30	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140(150)	150	T*H	-
Knockdown: 64(70) KD Adv, 5(11) Quick Rise Adv, 5(11) Back Rise Adv. Denies back-roll on wake-up This version of the move covers the KDA data for: Toss & Smash (improperly timed) > Bean Ball This move covers 2 of the 3 versions of the follow-ups (the improperly ones) Damage differs between 140 or 150 depending on how close the timing is to the Just Frame (properly timed) version KDA varies depending on timing of the follow-up pipe swing prior to canceling into this Bean Ball version (+5 on QR/BR being the worst and only happens if no follow-up punch button is pressed) Spends 700 V-Meter (23% of V-Timer)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+19+34	-	25	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140~150(100)	150(120)	T*H	-
Knockdown: 34(40) KD Adv, -25(-19) Quick Rise Adv, -25(-19) Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: su Denies back-roll on wake-up This version of the move covers the KDA data for: Toss & Smash (improperly timed) > Bean Ball > Present Delivery (High) Damage / Stun numbers in the parentheses refer to the Bean Ball itself after being swung by the pipe swing follow-up KDA varies depending on timing of the prior follow-up swing to the Toss & Smash (lower KDA the worse the timing was) All properties other than KDA it shares with Present Deliver (High) / Bad Stone (High) - Read those notes for more information Spends 700 V-Meter (23% of V-Timer)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+19+36	-	25	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140~150(100)	150(150)	T*H	-
Knockdown: 32(38) KD Adv, -27(-21) Quick Rise Adv, -27(-21) Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: su Denies back-roll on wake-up This version of the move covers the KDA data for: Toss & Smash (improperly timed) > Bean Ball > Present Delivery (Mid) Damage / Stun numbers in the parentheses refer to the Bean Ball itself after being swung by the pipe swing follow-up KDA varies depending on timing of the prior follow-up swing to the Toss & Smash (lower KDA the worse the timing was) All properties other than KDA it shares with Present Deliver (Mid) / Bad Stone (Just Frame) - Read those notes for more information Spends 700 V-Meter (23% of V-Timer)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+19+39	-	25	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140~150(80)	150/100)	T*H	-
Knockdown: 29(35) KD Adv, -30(-24) Quick Rise Adv, -30(-24) Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: su Denies back-roll on wake-up This version of the move covers the KDA data for: Toss & Smash (improperly timed) > Bean Ball > Present Delivery (Low) Damage / Stun numbers in the parentheses refer to the Bean Ball itself after being swung by the pipe swing follow-up KDA varies depending on timing of the prior follow-up swing to the Toss & Smash (lower KDA the worse the timing was) All properties other than KDA it shares with Present Deliver (Low) / Bad Stone (Low) - Read those notes for more information Spends 700 V-Meter (23% of V-Timer)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
5+19+33	-	13	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
140~150(80)	150(150)	T*H	-
Knockdown: 46(52) KD Adv, -13(-7) Quick Rise Adv, -13(-7) Back Rise Adv. Cancel options: su Denies back-roll on wake-up This version of the move covers the KDA data for: Toss & Smash (improperly timed) > Bean Ball > Unluck Gift (Upper Pipe Swing) Damage / Stun numbers in the parentheses refer to the Bean Ball itself after being swung by the pipe swing follow-up KDA varies depending on timing of the prior follow-up swing to the Toss & Smash (lower KDA the worse the timing was) All properties other than KDA it shares with Unluck Gift / Bad Stone (Air) - Read those notes for more information Spends 700 V-Meter (23% of V-Timer)

Startup	Active	Recovery	Hit
17	2	23(13)	KD
Damage	Stun	Attack	Block
60	-	H	-2
Knockdown: 74 KD Adv, 15 Quick Rise Adv, 20 Back Rise Adv. Strike and Projectile invincible on frames 1-31 10 frames less recovery on hit

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