Movelist Legends

Now those table may look confusing, but here's the simplified rundown. Move

This is straight forward, the name of the move, but move names in Japanese or Chinese are not translated but jargon names and descriptions.

Simplely put, the english description of the name or it's jargon equivalent.

Simple, the buttons & directions you must press to get that move. Note that HCB and HCF stand for Half Circle Back and Half Circle Forward, respectively. Also, the directions are under the asumption that your character is on the left (1 player) side. Reverse any left/right commands if you end up on the right (2 player) side.

Most attacks hit High=H, Mid-Level=M, Low=L. High attacks will hit standing non-defenders, but won't hit crouching defenders, while Mid-Level Attacks will hit standing non-defenders and crouching defenders & non- defenders. Low attacks hit standing defenders, and crouching non-defenders. Downed Attacks hit the Ground=G, and the rare attack that hits in Mid-Air=A

This tells what level a throw will grab. H=High (standing), L=Low (they're crouching), S=Side (standing), SL=Low from Side (they're crouching), B=Behind (standing), BL=Behind Low (crouching). This may also mean what a reversal may reverse. HP=High Punch, LP=Low Punch, HK=High Kick, MK=Mid-Kick, and LK=Low Kick.

Damage means how much that move hurts. They are based on hit points, not life bar percentage. Wolf's Giant Swing is 100 points, to which all other moves are compared.

This means who can reverse. P=Pai, K=Kage, A=Akira, D=Dural, and W=Wolf. You can also tell which level to reverse with, and what your reversing. If there's PADW that means you're reversing a High Kick. PKAD means a High Punch. PAW means it's a Mid-Level Kick. A means it's either a Low Punch, Low Kick, or Flip Kick of sort. In the Combos table, this applies to the last hit, and in the Special Moves table it applies to the first hit of such moves which may hit twice.

This is the motions which must be entered to escape a throw. They must be entered within 1/10 of a second after you opponent entered their throw cammand.

This is my opinion as to how well this move recovers. I'll explain. When you hit someone, they have what's called a block stun (if they've blocked). It can be no longer than 3/4 of a second. If a move recovers faster than that, it's got a Great rating. Good means becareful, it may be throw counterable if you aren't careful. OK means, you can throw counter with practice. Poor means, you may as well walk up and eat dinner before trying to throw counter.

This dictates special conditions for the move, and special conditions which it may produce. F=Float: Hit them in mid-air before they land. S=Change Stance: If it changes which foot is forward, this affect throw ranges and the attack level of certain moves G=You'll end up on the ground after this move. Any other notes are in full text and easily understandable.

Does this move land them on their butts? Answered with a yes or no. Also, a number symbol beside the anwer means it's a mini flash move; it'll knock off the Fighting Vipers' armor when their armor guage is reading red.