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It can be done, the Fenrir must be delayed like you said. From my experience, if a good amount of the first part land, the final shot will too. He just techs so fast that it looks as if the final shot never hit, but it certainly does. Try it again with the damage display on and see if you get a change in numbers. Side note: There is a way to Fenrir him, with the last shot hitting, where he falls down without teching - you need to use it below the range where it misses (techs before first part is over) and above the range where he techs so fast. It sounds weird, but I’ve been able to do it a couple of times. If you’re still having trouble, either remove the 5D > BT or replace the first d.5C with something else like d.6A. Both seem to work in fixing the problem, and you have much more leniency with Fenrir. Seems like the proration gets pushed to the edge with two d.5C and two BT in one combo.

Wouldn't 6B be incredibly risky? I suppose that's standard for everything in Noel's repertoire. I feel like I would eat an Inferno Divider, Jayoku, or 360/720 if I try to use that. Say if the opponent blocks 6B, what would be the best option to escape except for rapid cancel?

So I've heard that Noel's 6C has something called same-move proration, or something similar to it, but I have no idea what it means. I used to think it was something positive/beneficial, but now I don't think it is. Could someone please clarify this for me? Also, Noel's B and C silencer's have positive proration, correct? What would be some ways for Noel to punish rolls/techs? I try to 2B some opponents that like to delay waking up, but it obviously doesn't work when they roll, and I never learn to mix it up. Also, do you have any tips on what Noel can do on wakeup? After I send the opponent flying away with Bloom Trigger, I'm usually at a loss of what to do and might go on the defensive and use Optic Barrel, but it usually doesn't pan out too well for me.