Mizuki (SCON4) - Revision history

ArfentulGNT: Undo revision 4490 by Cyberfl (talk)

2023-06-29T15:22:30Z

Undo revision 4490 by Cyberfl (talk)

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	Mizuki is thought of as a fundamentals character with above average HP and high damage. He shares many animations and characteristics with [[Iruka (SCON4)\|Iruka]], while nominally having a greater focus on projectiles, as inspired by his use of giant shurikens ("fuma shuriken") in the first story arc of Naruto. He overall plays a strong defense-centered gameplan emphasized by low-risk and high-safety options. Several changes in super have further differentiated Mizuki from Iruka as compared to Vanilla GNT4.<ref>Thank you Paradise for tips and tricks</ref>		Mizuki is thought of as a fundamentals character with above average HP and high damage. He shares many animations and characteristics with [[Iruka (SCON4)\|Iruka]], while nominally having a greater focus on projectiles, as inspired by his use of giant shurikens ("fuma shuriken") in the first story arc of Naruto. He overall plays a strong defense-centered gameplan emphasized by low-risk and high-safety options. Several changes in super have further differentiated Mizuki from Iruka as compared to Vanilla GNT4.<ref>Thank you Paradise for tips and tricks</ref>

	~~===Costumes===~~		[[Image:color_gnt4_miz_p1.png\|thumb\|255px\|'''Press {{A}} at Character Select.''']]
	~~<gallery heights="200" widths="200">~~		[[Image:color_gnt4_miz_p2.png\|thumb\|255px\|'''Press {{Y}} at Character Select.''']]
	~~color_gnt4_iru_p1~~.png\|'''Press {{A}} at Character Select.'''
	~~color_gnt4_iru_p2~~.png\|~~'''Press {{Y}} at Character Select.'''~~
	~~color_gnt4_iru_p1.png~~\|~~'''Press {{X}} at Character Select.'''~~
	~~color_gnt4_iru_p2.png~~\|'''Press {{Z}} at Character Select.'''
	~~</gallery>~~

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

Cyberfl at 18:47, 2 June 2023

2023-06-02T18:47:23Z

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	Mizuki is thought of as a fundamentals character with above average HP and high damage. He shares many animations and characteristics with [[Iruka (SCON4)\|Iruka]], while nominally having a greater focus on projectiles, as inspired by his use of giant shurikens ("fuma shuriken") in the first story arc of Naruto. He overall plays a strong defense-centered gameplan emphasized by low-risk and high-safety options. Several changes in super have further differentiated Mizuki from Iruka as compared to Vanilla GNT4.<ref>Thank you Paradise for tips and tricks</ref>		Mizuki is thought of as a fundamentals character with above average HP and high damage. He shares many animations and characteristics with [[Iruka (SCON4)\|Iruka]], while nominally having a greater focus on projectiles, as inspired by his use of giant shurikens ("fuma shuriken") in the first story arc of Naruto. He overall plays a strong defense-centered gameplan emphasized by low-risk and high-safety options. Several changes in super have further differentiated Mizuki from Iruka as compared to Vanilla GNT4.<ref>Thank you Paradise for tips and tricks</ref>

	~~[[Image:color_gnt4_miz_p1~~.png~~\|thumb\|255px~~\|'''Press {{A}} at Character Select.''']]		===Costumes===
	~~[[Image:color_gnt4_miz_p2~~.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~255px~~\|'''Press {{Y}} at Character Select.''']]		<gallery heights="200" widths="200">
			color_gnt4_iru_p1.png\|'''Press {{A}} at Character Select.'''
			color_gnt4_iru_p2.png\|'''Press {{Y}} at Character Select.'''
			color_gnt4_iru_p1.png\|'''Press {{X}} at Character Select.'''
			color_gnt4_iru_p2.png\|'''Press {{Z}} at Character Select.'''
			</gallery>

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

ArfentulGNT: /* Strategy */

2022-10-14T18:51:02Z

Strategy

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	{{Air}}{{A}} is one of the best projectiles in the game, serving double duty as a standard "air shank" as well as a reliable combo starter. Its lengthy hitstun combos into nearly any button, including {{2}}{{X}}. As in Vanilla, {{Air}}{{A}} can be [https://youtu.be/06iHT4XLl7U?t=75 looped indefinitely] in a fashion similar to a simplified Haku [[Needle Loop]]. At mid-stage, Mizuki must {{Run}} > {{Air}}{{A}} to perform the infinite. On square stages with his back to a corner, Mizuki can simply {{Air}}{{A}} repeatedly, with the added benefit of the loop automatically [https://youtu.be/RXB8ncYELMo catching substitutions]. <br />		{{Air}}{{A}} is one of the best projectiles in the game, serving double duty as a standard "air shank" as well as a reliable combo starter. Its lengthy hitstun combos into nearly any button, including {{2}}{{X}}. As in Vanilla, {{Air}}{{A}} can be [https://youtu.be/06iHT4XLl7U?t=75 looped indefinitely] in a fashion similar to a simplified Haku [[Needle Loop]]. At mid-stage, Mizuki must {{Run}} > {{Air}}{{A}} to perform the infinite. On square stages with his back to a corner, Mizuki can simply {{Air}}{{A}} repeatedly, with the added benefit of the loop automatically [https://youtu.be/RXB8ncYELMo catching substitutions]. <br />
	[[File:MizJAloop.gif\|Mizuki's {{Air}}{{A}} infinite loop\|thumb]]		[[File:MizJAloop.gif\|Mizuki's {{Air}}{{A}} infinite loop\|thumb]]
	Mizuki can perform other grounded loops as well. {{2}}{{A}} ~~and~~ links to {{B}} (as well as {{2}}{{B}} on counter-hit), and the {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} shuriken throw links to other buttons, including a second {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} for another psuedo-infinite.<br />		Mizuki can perform other grounded loops as well. {{2}}{{A}} links to {{B}} (as well as {{2}}{{B}} on counter-hit) and the {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} shuriken throw links to other buttons, including a second {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} for another psuedo-infinite.<br />
	Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />		Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />
	{{4}}{{B}} is notable for its quick start up and large amount of guard frames. Mizuki gets extremely reliable defense and anti-string from it, and it has solid reward into mizuki's strong okizeme. It is safe on block by itself but is minus, so Mizuki can't take his turn unless he does a second {{4}}{{B}}, which the opponent can either throw or time a move to hit between the guard frames.<br />		{{4}}{{B}} is notable for its quick start up and large amount of guard frames. Mizuki gets extremely reliable defense and anti-string from it, and it has solid reward into mizuki's strong okizeme. It is safe on block by itself but is minus, so Mizuki can't take his turn unless he does a second {{4}}{{B}}, which the opponent can either throw or time a move to hit between the guard frames.<br />

ArfentulGNT: /* Gameplay footage */

2022-10-10T04:19:36Z

Gameplay footage

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	===Gameplay footage===		===Gameplay footage===
	~~LINKS TO TOURNAMENT OR CASUALS VODS~~		[https://youtu.be/oc6IKZxr-ZA Cyber at the September 2022 Juicy Monthly]

	{{SCON4 Nav}}		{{SCON4 Nav}}

ArfentulGNT at 14:39, 14 September 2022

2022-09-14T14:39:11Z

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	~~{{WIP}}~~
	{{SCON4_profile		{{SCON4_profile
	\|name=Mizuki		\|name=Mizuki

ArfentulGNT: /* Strategy */

2022-09-14T14:38:18Z

Strategy

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	===Strategy===		===Strategy===
	{{Air}}{{A}} is one of the best projectiles in the game, serving double duty as a standard "air shank" as well as a reliable combo starter. Its lengthy hitstun combos into nearly any button, including {{2}}{{X}}. As in Vanilla, {{Air}}{{A}} can be [https://youtu.be/06iHT4XLl7U?t=75 looped indefinitely] in a fashion similar to a simplified Haku [[Needle Loop]]. At mid-stage, Mizuki must {{Run}} > {{Air}}{{A}} to perform the infinite. On square stages with his back to a corner, Mizuki can simply {{Air}}{{A}} repeatedly, with the added benefit of the loop automatically [https://youtu.be/RXB8ncYELMo catching substitutions]. <br />		{{Air}}{{A}} is one of the best projectiles in the game, serving double duty as a standard "air shank" as well as a reliable combo starter. Its lengthy hitstun combos into nearly any button, including {{2}}{{X}}. As in Vanilla, {{Air}}{{A}} can be [https://youtu.be/06iHT4XLl7U?t=75 looped indefinitely] in a fashion similar to a simplified Haku [[Needle Loop]]. At mid-stage, Mizuki must {{Run}} > {{Air}}{{A}} to perform the infinite. On square stages with his back to a corner, Mizuki can simply {{Air}}{{A}} repeatedly, with the added benefit of the loop automatically [https://youtu.be/RXB8ncYELMo catching substitutions]. <br />
			[[File:MizJAloop.gif\|Mizuki's {{Air}}{{A}} infinite loop\|thumb]]
	Mizuki can perform other grounded loops as well. {{2}}{{A}} and links to {{B}} (as well as {{2}}{{B}} on counter-hit), and the {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} shuriken throw links to other buttons, including a second {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} for another psuedo-infinite.<br />		Mizuki can perform other grounded loops as well. {{2}}{{A}} and links to {{B}} (as well as {{2}}{{B}} on counter-hit), and the {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} shuriken throw links to other buttons, including a second {{2}}{{B}}{{A}} for another psuedo-infinite.<br />
	Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />		Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />

LilyHV at 18:55, 24 July 2022

2022-07-24T18:55:20Z

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Mizuki is thought of as a fundamentals character with above average HP and high damage. He shares many animations and characteristics with [[Iruka (SCON4)\|Iruka]], while nominally having a greater focus on projectiles, as inspired by his use of giant shurikens ("fuma shuriken") in the first story arc of Naruto. Several changes in super have further differentiated Mizuki from Iruka as compared to Vanilla GNT4.<ref>Thank you Paradise for tips and tricks</ref>		Mizuki is thought of as a fundamentals character with above average HP and high damage. He shares many animations and characteristics with [[Iruka (SCON4)\|Iruka]], while nominally having a greater focus on projectiles, as inspired by his use of giant shurikens ("fuma shuriken") in the first story arc of Naruto. He overall plays a strong defense-centered gameplan emphasized by low-risk and high-safety options. Several changes in super have further differentiated Mizuki from Iruka as compared to Vanilla GNT4.<ref>Thank you Paradise for tips and tricks</ref>

	[[Image:color_gnt4_miz_p1.png\|thumb\|255px\|'''Press {{A}} at Character Select.''']]		[[Image:color_gnt4_miz_p1.png\|thumb\|255px\|'''Press {{A}} at Character Select.''']]

LilyHV at 18:51, 24 July 2022

2022-07-24T18:51:03Z

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	Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />		Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />
	{{4}}{{B}} is notable for its quick start up and large amount of guard frames. Mizuki gets extremely reliable defense and anti-string from it, and it has solid reward into mizuki's strong okizeme. It is safe on block by itself but is minus, so Mizuki can't take his turn unless he does a second {{4}}{{B}}, which the opponent can either throw or time a move to hit between the guard frames.<br />		{{4}}{{B}} is notable for its quick start up and large amount of guard frames. Mizuki gets extremely reliable defense and anti-string from it, and it has solid reward into mizuki's strong okizeme. It is safe on block by itself but is minus, so Mizuki can't take his turn unless he does a second {{4}}{{B}}, which the opponent can either throw or time a move to hit between the guard frames.<br />
	Although Mizuki's ability to play offensively is generally weaker, he shares Iruka's extremely good frame data on Jab 1 and 2, allowing him really strong stagger pressure. His midstring teleports allow him to stay extremely safe on hit, block, AND on whiff, so his offense is the lowest risk in the game when he gets to enforce it. {{2}}{{A}}{{B}} is a rather good blockstring, as it is completely true by itself. The {{A}} followup lifts on block and puts the opponent in a bad spot, but if they jump forward to avoid it, Mizuki has a mixup on not doing the followup and turning to threaten their landing instead. He has some of the stronger okizeme of the cast due to these aspects.		Although Mizuki's ability to play offensively is generally weaker, he shares Iruka's extremely good frame data on Jab 1 and 2, allowing him really strong stagger pressure. His midstring teleports allow him to stay extremely safe on hit, block, AND on whiff, so his offense is the lowest risk in the game when he gets to enforce it. {{2}}{{A}}{{B}} is a rather good blockstring, as it is completely true by itself. The {{A}} followup lifts on block and puts the opponent in a bad spot, but if they jump forward to avoid it, Mizuki has a mixup on not doing the followup and turning to threaten their landing instead. He has some of the stronger okizeme of the cast due to these aspects.<br />
	{{4}}{{X}} is a strong reversal as it leads to a full combo, though Mizuki must beware that the victim can substitute after the initial hit. If the opponent jumps (including as part of the incoming string) before the shuriken hits, they will be knocked to the ground, removing all opportunity for a combo. The distance of Mizuki's backwards leap means {{4}}{{X}} protects him from most attacks, but it becomes unusable when his back is against the wall.		{{4}}{{X}} is a strong reversal as it leads to a full combo, though Mizuki must beware that the victim can substitute after the initial hit. If the opponent jumps (including as part of the incoming string) before the shuriken hits, they will be knocked to the ground, removing all opportunity for a combo. The distance of Mizuki's backwards leap means {{4}}{{X}} protects him from most attacks, but it becomes unusable when his back is against the wall.

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	====Extra Combo Notes====		====Extra Combo Notes====
	- Delay {{6}}{{B}}{{B}} on backturn for it to connect.		- Delay {{6}}{{B}}{{B}} on backturn for it to connect. <br />
			- Midstring {{8}}{{A}}'s don't connect near walls; Y-cancel the move before and combo with normals instead.<br />
	- Midstring {{8}}{{A}}'s don't connect near walls; Y-cancel the move before and combo with normals instead.

	==Changes from Vanilla==		==Changes from Vanilla==

LilyHV: /* Strategy */

2022-07-24T18:49:23Z

Strategy

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	Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />		Mizuki has an anti-KNJ game stemming from his teleport strings such as {{2}}{{A}}{{A}} and {{6}}{{B}}{{A}}, which teleport him backwards. The teleport can be executed on whiff, is extremely safe by itself, and followed with either {{B}} for his 4B punch or {{A}} for his running kunai slash that starts a combo. The {{A}} followup is slow and opponents can easily avoid it unless its functioning as an air RKNJ or whiff punish.<br />
	{{4}}{{B}} is notable for its quick start up and large amount of guard frames. Mizuki gets extremely reliable defense and anti-string from it, and it has solid reward into mizuki's strong okizeme. It is safe on block by itself but is minus, so Mizuki can't take his turn unless he does a second {{4}}{{B}}, which the opponent can either throw or time a move to hit between the guard frames.<br />		{{4}}{{B}} is notable for its quick start up and large amount of guard frames. Mizuki gets extremely reliable defense and anti-string from it, and it has solid reward into mizuki's strong okizeme. It is safe on block by itself but is minus, so Mizuki can't take his turn unless he does a second {{4}}{{B}}, which the opponent can either throw or time a move to hit between the guard frames.<br />
			Although Mizuki's ability to play offensively is generally weaker, he shares Iruka's extremely good frame data on Jab 1 and 2, allowing him really strong stagger pressure. His midstring teleports allow him to stay extremely safe on hit, block, AND on whiff, so his offense is the lowest risk in the game when he gets to enforce it. {{2}}{{A}}{{B}} is a rather good blockstring, as it is completely true by itself. The {{A}} followup lifts on block and puts the opponent in a bad spot, but if they jump forward to avoid it, Mizuki has a mixup on not doing the followup and turning to threaten their landing instead. He has some of the stronger okizeme of the cast due to these aspects.
	{{4}}{{X}} is a strong reversal as it leads to a full combo, though Mizuki must beware that the victim can substitute after the initial hit. If the opponent jumps (including as part of the incoming string) before the shuriken hits, they will be knocked to the ground, removing all opportunity for a combo. The distance of Mizuki's backwards leap means {{4}}{{X}} protects him from most attacks, but it becomes unusable when his back is against the wall.		{{4}}{{X}} is a strong reversal as it leads to a full combo, though Mizuki must beware that the victim can substitute after the initial hit. If the opponent jumps (including as part of the incoming string) before the shuriken hits, they will be knocked to the ground, removing all opportunity for a combo. The distance of Mizuki's backwards leap means {{4}}{{X}} protects him from most attacks, but it becomes unusable when his back is against the wall.

LilyHV: /* Extra Combo Notes */

2022-07-24T18:38:24Z

Extra Combo Notes

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	====Extra Combo Notes====		====Extra Combo Notes====
	- Delay {{6}}{{B}}{{B}} on backturn for it to connect.		- Delay {{6}}{{B}}{{B}} on backturn for it to connect.

	- Midstring {{8}}{{A}}'s don't connect near walls; Y-cancel the move before and combo with normals instead.		- Midstring {{8}}{{A}}'s don't connect near walls; Y-cancel the move before and combo with normals instead.