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* | *Medium damage command grab, hits Standing or Crouching only. | ||
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*Tager is immune to external push forces during this move (Such as Wind or another Tager's magnetism) | *Tager is immune to external push forces during this move (Such as Wind or another Tager's magnetism) | ||
Compared to previous versions of Tager, the Gigantic Tager Driver has been streamlined from two versions into just one. Consequently, this variation is about as fast as his old B version Driver with holding extending his active time, but has similar invulnerability and does the same damage as his classic A Driver. The 6 frame startup and short invulnerability means it can be used as a weak reversal and to win close range jab pressure, but be wary of being predictable as it is extremely punishable and vunlerable to jump cancels, frametraps and meaty attacks. As with all of Tager's meterless grabs, you'll want to follow this up with Gadget Finger. | Compared to previous versions of Tager, the Gigantic Tager Driver has been streamlined from two versions into just one. Consequently, this variation is about as fast as his old B version Driver with holding extending his active time, but has similar invulnerability and does the same damage as his classic A Driver. The 6 frame startup and short invulnerability means it can be used as a weak reversal and to win close range jab pressure, but be wary of being predictable as it is extremely punishable and vunlerable to jump cancels, frametraps and meaty attacks. As with all of Tager's meterless grabs, you'll want to follow this up with Gadget Finger, nothing else will work (There's no RC option either). | ||
While it might seem as a Grappler that your gameplan should revolve around landing this move, it actually only leads to weak damage compared to Tager's other options. Typically you'll need to use this move to keep your opponent from doing bad blockstrings on the ground and also to win out point-blank jab contests when at near-neutral frame advantage, forcing your opponent to play less aggressively. Players playing against you will fear this move and you can use this to make them make other mistakes instead. | While it might seem as a Grappler that your gameplan should revolve around landing this move, it actually only leads to weak damage compared to Tager's other options. Typically you'll need to use this move to keep your opponent from doing bad blockstrings on the ground and also to win out point-blank jab contests when at near-neutral frame advantage, forcing your opponent to play less aggressively. Players playing against you will fear this move and you can use this to make them make other mistakes instead. |
Revision as of 10:30, 15 January 2019
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Overview
Iron Tager is a Sector Seven professor who has been mechanically enhanced to perform field-work. Originally the leader of a Sector Seven assault team sent to retrive Nirvana in the 4th Hierarchical City of Naobi, Tager suffered a mortal wound during the mission, and due to being the only survivor, was forced to withdraw. He was revived as an enormous cyborg by Kokonoe, whom he pledged loyalty to afterward. After his revival, he bears a similar resemblance to a demon, which resulted in him dubbed as the "Red Devil of Sector Seven". He is feared by many, but in truth he is very calm and calculated, only engaging in violence when necessary.
In terms of gameplay, Tager is an archetypal Grappler who uses powerful unblockable grab moves and guard point moves to deal high damage combos. While lacking strong mobility to close in on his opponents, Tager has the ability to magnetise his opponents in order to pull them towards him instead, as well as opening up various combo options which lead to better damage.
Drive: Voltic Battler
Tager can magnetize opponents for a small duration by landing these attacks on hit or block. If the opponent is already magnetized and gets hit by a magnetism attack, the duration increases (max 1000F). The magnetism duration normally reduces at a rate of 1 point per frame, but if Tager's opponent is in hitstun, the rate halves to 1 point per 2 frames (when they perform a tech, the rate goes back to normal). Magnetism duration does not decrease during superflash or hitstop.
When the opponent is magnetized, certain attacks will pull in the opponent (Moves that attract aren't always moves that inflict magnetism and vice versa). Each move attracts differently, for different durations and pull in airborne and grounded opponents differently (For example, Atomic Collider will strongly attract airborne opponents, but won't affect standing or crouching opponents at all). The forces are noted in the frame data. Typically attractive moves are start their attraction early on during startup and end during the active frames. Being pulled by magnetism doesn't directly affect that player's ability to perform moves since it doesn't directly cause any kind of hitstun, however it can mess up spacing and force players to land earlier or later than normal, causing some hard to predict, and sometimes amusing, effects.
In all cases, players performing distortion drives and executing throws that have successfully connected are completely unaffected by magnetism.
Players have momentum when being attracted by Tager's magnetism, meaning that even after the attractive force stops, players will be still in motion from it. Grounded players will experience friction from the ground and come to a stop relatively quickly, however in the air the velocity added can stack up to a very high value and in any direction, only resetting once they touch the ground. This can lead to some strange results, such as opponents being flung into the air at high speed, airdashing to cancel their momentum slightly and then going back to their fling velocity once the airdash ends. Tager's magnetism cannot force enemies into an airborne state if they're currently grounded, enemies doing any kind of ground tech also cannot be pulled vertically, even though emergency techs are considered airborne and can be pulled sideways surprisingly fast
In addition to magnetism, Tager has an extra gauge: the Electricity Meter. This gauge fills up at 1 point per frame (freezes during hitstop and superflash) and has a maximum of 1000 points. When the gauge is full, Tager can use the Spark Bolt attack.
Overdrive: Voltic Field
- Magnetized opponents are constantly pulled towards Tager,
- All normal drive moves all gain projectile guardpoints (As well as attribute specific guardpoints depending on the move)
- Spark Bolt Gauge fills up four times as fast
- All moves that apply magnetism apply the maximum amount on hit or block
- Genesic Emerald Tager Buster increases damage and adds 1000F of magnetism on hit
- Magna Tech wheel does a third spin before doing the final punch
- Terra Break deals more damage, wallbounces fully and knocks down hard.
Unlike most other overdrives, Tager's focuses more on taking advantage during neutral, with much stronger methods of applying and keeping magnetism. This isn't to say that it doesn't boost his combo damage, but this is limited to just what the overdrive cancel allows and greatly enhanced distortion drives, rather than boosted normals.
Strengths/Weaknesses
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Normal Moves
5A
5A |
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5B
5B |
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5C
5C |
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2A
2A |
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2B
2B |
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2C
2C |
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6A
6A |
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6B
6B |
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6C
6C |
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3C
3C |
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j.A
j.A |
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j.B
j.B |
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j.C
j.C |
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j.2C
j.2C |
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Drive Moves
5D
5D |
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2D
2D |
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4D
4D |
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j.D
j.D |
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Universal Mechanics
Forward Throw
Forward Throw |
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Back Throw
Back Throw |
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Air Throw
Air Throw |
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Counter Assault
Counter Assault |
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Crush Trigger
Crush Trigger |
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Specials
Gigantic Tager Driver
Gigantic Tager Driver 360A |
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Wedge Catapult
Wedge Catapult 360B |
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Impact Driver
Impact Driver 360B After wedge catapault |
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Air Gigantic Tager Driver
Air Driver 360C |
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Atomic Collider
Atomic Collider 623C |
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A Sledge
A Sledgehammer 236A |
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B Sledge
B Sledgehammer 236B |
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Hammer
Additional Attack 236A after Sledge or Voltic charge guardpoint |
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Gadget Finger
Gadget Finger 22D on downed opponent |
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Voltic Charge
Voltec Charge 214D |
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Spark Bolt
Spark Bolt 41236D / 623D |
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Crimson Punisher
Crimson Punisher 63214A |
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Distortion Drives
Magna Tech Wheel
Magna Tech Wheel 236236B |
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Terra Break
Terra Break MTW -> 236236B |
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Genesic Emerald Tager Buster
Genesic Emerald Tager Buster 720C |
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Exceed Accel
Charged Lightning ABCD during Overdrive |
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Astral Heat
King of Tager 1080D |
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