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==Overview==
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======<span style="visibility:hidden;font-size:0">Overview</span>======
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|content=Ferry is a zoning character who excels in harassing the opponent in the mid-far range thanks to her long pokes. In addition, she also boasts arguably one of the strongest setplay tools in the game, Geegee, as he can create many ambiguous situations for the opponent to deal with when they’re put on the defensive.  
|content=Ferry is a zoning character who excels in harassing the opponent in the mid-far range thanks to her long pokes. In addition, she also boasts arguably one of the strongest setplay tools in the game, Geegee, as he can create many ambiguous situations for the opponent to deal with when they’re put on the defensive.
{{Bio
| name = Ferry
| game = GBVS
| quote = You're going to admit defeat so soon? I've no use for untrained pets.
| lore = An Erune girl who once resided on the Mist-Shrouded Isle. She became a spirit at the moment of her death. This grim transformation occurred while she was waiting for her frail sister to return home, a period that had lasted well past her death. At Gran and Lyria's behest, she sets out on a journey to discover the whereabouts of her now-grown sibling. In addition to the crack of her whip, she fights with the faithful bite of her ghostly pets, overwhelming her opponents with phantasmagoric assaults.
| voice = English: Cristina Vee/Japanese: Madoka Yonezawa
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{{StrengthsAndWeaknesses
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| intro = {{Character Label|GBVS|Ferry}} is a zoning character who excels in harassing the opponent in the mid-far range thanks to her long pokes, as well as boasting some of the strongest okizeme options in the game.
{{ProsAndCons
| pros =
|intro=is a zoning character who excels in harassing her opponent from afar and pulling them in to start extremely powerful pressure and okizeme.
* Very long range on her normals that convert into knockdowns at any distance.
| pros =  
* Has a DP with [[{{PAGENAME}}#Beppo, Sic 'Em!|Beppo, Sic 'Em!]].
* '''Powerful {{Tt|Okizeme|Attacking an opponent about to wake up, usually with meaty attacks or mixups.}}:''' Ferry's okizeme is amazing thanks to [[{{PAGENAME}}#Geegee, Get 'Em!|Geegee]], as he allows her to set-up powerful hit/throw mixups, as well as 50/50s that can loop into itself.
* Massive pool of special moves, all of which have a use.
* '''Great Pokes:''' Most of Ferry's normals boasts extremely long range that can convert into knockdown with [[{{PAGENAME}}#Gespenst|Gespenst]] and begin her okizeme.
* Close range normals are astonishingly good for her archetype, such as [[{{PAGENAME}}#c.M|{{clr|3|c.M}}]] acting as a pseudo-anti-air and [[{{PAGENAME}}#c.H|{{clr|4|c.H}}]] being +3 on block.
* '''Invincible Reversal:''' Ferry possesses an invincible reversal in [[{{PAGENAME}}#Beppo, Sic 'Em!|Beppo, Sic 'Em!]], which gives her a leg to stand on when defending against a close range assailant.
* Arguably has the best [[{{PAGENAME}}#2U|{{clr|2|2U}}]] in the game with its low recovery, long-range, and giving hard knockdown on hit.
* '''Strong Air Mobility:''' [[{{PAGENAME}}#Spectral Dive|Spectral Dive]] can be used to halt Ferry's momentum and [[{{PAGENAME}}#Ghostswing|Ghostswing]] is great for getting around the stage during a match. Both can be used to bait anti-airs, or to get out of disadvantageous situations.
* Has lockdown tools, allowing her to stay in when she wants to.
| cons =  
* Incredible oki game thanks to [[{{PAGENAME}}#Geegee, Get 'Em!|Geegee]], as he allows you to setup powerful hit/throw mixups, as well as high/low 50/50s that can loop into itself  
* '''Slow Normals:''' All of Ferry's normals are slower than average, making her ability to {{keyword|abare}} somewhat awkward and often relies on her reversal to escape pressure.
* Instant overhead [[{{PAGENAME}}#j.L|{{clr|1|j.L}}]].
* '''Slow Forward movement:''' Ferry's walkback speed is one of the best in the game but both her forward walk and her forward run are among the slowest of all characters.
* High air mobility with [[{{PAGENAME}}#Ghostswing|Ghostswing]].
* '''Low Health:''' Ferry has lower than average health, meaning that she can't afford to make many mistakes.
* Incredible Skybound Arts, all of them are useful and fill a niche.
* '''Awkward {{Tt|Anti-Airs|Anti-air<hr>A move intended to hit the opponent out of the air. These moves are generally enforced with special properties such as head or full invincibility against aerial moves.}}:''' Ferry's {{clr|3|2H}} and {{clr|2|c.M}} only covers very specific angles and {{clr|3|2H}} is air blockable. Her reversal can remedy this but only the {{clr|3|H}} version is air unblockable and it doesn't lead into good reward.
| cons =
* Normals are slower than average.
* Can struggle to get in on opponents when behind.
* Anti-airing can be pretty difficult, as [[{{PAGENAME}}#2H|{{clr|4|2H}}]] only covers specific angles and DP being pretty committal.
* Lowest health in the game along with [[GBVS/Metera|Metera]]
}}
}}
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==Normal Moves==
===<big>{{clr|1|c.L}}</big>===
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|input=c.L
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Slower than average jab that is a solid button to mash out of pressure with when the opponent is up close, as well as having some utility when used in stagger pressure up close (i.e {{clr|1|c.L}}>{{clr|1|c.L}}). Without counterhit, this only combos into autocombo making it a much poorer choice to use in pressure compared to {{clr|3|c.H}}. Relatively low recovery lets you use this move on an opponent's knockdown and still recover to block slow reversals such as Charlotta's flashkick, though this requires you to hit the move later in its active frames.
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===<big>{{clr|2|c.M}}</big>===
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{{clr|2|c.M}} can serve as situational anti-air for deep jump ins or opponents directly overhead.
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* Has a different animation if 22X is active or on the stage.
| fullname = Ferry
** Frame data does not change.
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** Both moves use Gigi and this move changes as they cannot be in two places at once.
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===<big>{{clr|3|c.H}}</big>===
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
|input=c.H
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Preferred starter for combos and pressure in most cases. +3 on block, allowing you to do things like {{clr|3|c.H}}>Hinrichten and be able to capitalize on the + frames afterwards.
* {{clr|3|c.H}} > {{clr|3|c.H}} is a 6f frametrap, which frametraps everyone except Ladiva, Belial and Avatar Belial since the first {{clr|3|c.H}} pushes out of {{clr|1|c.L}} proximity range.
* {{clr|3|c.H}} > {{clr|2|c.M}} is a 4f frametrap, but requires dash momentum on block
* Links into {{clr|2|c.M}} on hit
* Links into {{clr|3|c.H}} or {{clr|3|f.H}} on counterhit, as well as every other normal
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==Normal Moves==
===<big>{{clr|1|c.L}}</big>===
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Slightly slower than average jab that is a solid button to mash out of pressure with when the opponent is up close, as well as having nice utility when used in stagger pressure up close (i.e {{clr|1|2L}}>c.L). It has a tendency to whiff at the tip of its range rather than turn into {{clr|1|f.L}}, beware.
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===<big>{{clr|3|c.M}}</big>===
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{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|c.M}}
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==== ====
{{clr|3|c.M}} can serve as situational anti-air on deep jump ins.
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===<big>{{clr|4|c.H}}</big>===
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==== ====
Preferred starter for combos in most cases. +3 on block, allowing you to do things like {{clr|4|c.H}}>Hinrichten and be able to capitalize on the + frames afterwards. Also great as combo filler in juggles.
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===<big>Auto Combo</big>===
===<big>Auto Combo</big>===
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Both of these moves are combo filler primarily. They can be used to extend confirms or during block pressure to end your turn safely. Not much else to say about these moves.
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Both of these moves are combo filler primarily. You can use them during block pressure to end your turn safely. Not much else to say about these moves.
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===<big>{{clr|1|f.L}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|1|f.L}}</big>===
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GBVS_Ferry_fL.png|Minus on hit...eh.
Solid low commitment poke in the midrange, hits low enough to catch rolls. Your primary button to jail the opponent after the opponent ends their pressure. When used to jail, you want to mix in the threat of {{clr|1|f.L}}>214L vs {{clr|1|f.L}}>nothing to keep them honest.
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* At its longer ranges, {{clr|2|623M}} is the only special that will combo. Otherwise, {{clr|1|214L}} and {{clr|3|214H}} combo at closer range.
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===<big>{{clr|2|f.M}}</big>===
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This is your main poke at longer distances, and is a staple move of Ferry’s strong keep out game. You’ll want to use this to control the screen horizontally, eventually conditioning the opponent to try to roll or jump over it, both of which can be baited and punished. The whip is NOT disjointed, so the opponent can hit the whip to hurt you, thus exercising restraint with this move is very important.
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* Low comittment enough that Ferry can generally recover in time to anti air if it was jumped over.
Solid poke in the midrange, and your primary button to jail the opponent after the opponent ends their pressure. When used to jail, you want to mix in the threat of {{clr|1|f.L}}>214L vs {{clr|1|f.L}}>nothing to keep them honest.
* This move can be low profiled or rolled, in which case, you can use {{clr|2|2M}} or {{clr|4|2U}} to thwart that.
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* Combos into {{clr|3|236H}} on counterhit only at all ranges
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===<big>{{clr|3|f.M}}</big>===
 
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===<big>{{clr|3|f.H}}</big>===
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GBVS_Ferry_fM.png | Axl would be proud.
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Similiar to {{clr|2|f.M}} with more range and damage, but slower startup and higher recovery, making it much more committal than {{clr|2|f.M}}. Ferry steps forwards as she uses this move, so it can be useful in keeping up pressure on a retreating foe. If your opponent happens to jump or roll when you press {{clr|3|f.H}} you will be easily punished if they were close enough, making this move undesirable to use in neutral unless your opponent is very far.
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* Combos into {{clr|3|236H}} on hit at slightly less than round start range
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* Combos into {{clr|3|236H}} on counterhit at all ranges, as well as {{clr|1|236L}} if it can reach
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==== ====
This is your main poke at longer distances, and is a staple move of Ferry’s strong keep out game. You’ll want to use this to control the screen horizontally, eventually conditioning the opponent to try to roll or jump over it, both of which can be baited and punished. The whip is NOT disjointed, so the opponent can hit the whip to hurt you, thus exercising restraint with this move is very important. This move can be low profiled, in which, you can use {{clr|3|2M}} or {{clr|2|2U}} to thwart that.
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===<big>{{clr|4|f.H}}</big>===
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GBVS_Ferry_fH.png|Phonon would be proud.
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{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|f.H}}
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==== ====
Similiar to {{clr|3|f.M}} with more range and damage, but slower startup and higher recovery. Ferry steps forwards as she uses this move, so it can be useful in keeping up pressure on a retreating foe.
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===<big>{{clr|1|2L}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|1|2L}}</big>===
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Main button to mash out of pressure with, thanks to it not having a range limit unlike {{clr|1|c.L}}. It has low range for a 2L though, so it can whiff against decently spaced close normals and specials. The lack of reward on this move without counterhit makes it a rather poor choice to use in pressure, as it doesn't link into {{clr|1|f.L}} without counterhit. Similarly to {{clr|1|c.L}}, this move can recover in time to block slow reversals, but the extra recovery on this move makes that much harder.
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* Links into {{clr|1|c.L}} on hit, provided Ferry is still within {{clr|1|c.L}} proximity range
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* Links into {{clr|1|f.L}} on counterhit only
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===<big>{{clr|2|2M}}</big>===
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|input=2M
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A very good long range poke which complements {{clr|2|f.M}} well. {{clr|2|2M}} shares the range of {{clr|2|f.M}} and not only does the hitbox hit low enough to beat low profiles and rolls, it also requires the opponent to block low, making it very difficult for them to approach or forcing them to commit to other options such as jumping. Compared to {{clr|2|f.M}}, it is slower but not as slow as {{clr|3|f.H}}, making this still comfortable to use at most ranges. You can also go under projectiles with this, punishing people who try to fireball in the midrange.
Main button to mash out of pressure with, thanks to it not having a range limit unlike {{clr|1|c.L}}. Also the preferred normal to start stagger pressure with up close. Low recovery lets you use this move on an opponent's knockdown and still recover to block slow reversals like Charlotta's flashkick. Hits low.
* Links into {{clr|3|236H}} on counterhit only at all ranges
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===<big>{{clr|3|2M}}</big>===
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GBVS_Ferry_2M.png|Blake, Eltnum, Phonon and Axl all nod in approval.
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This move complements {{clr|3|f.M}} very well. While {{clr|3|f.M}} can be low profiled, {{clr|3|2M}} can stop this outright, as well as having the added utility of hitting low. Compared to {{clr|3|f.M}}, it is slower so you really only want to use this to stop them from low profiling {{clr|3|f.M}}, punish rolls, or poke at their feet. You can also go under projectiles with this, punishing people who try to fireball in the midrange. This move also often serves as the low complement of Ferry's high/low oki.
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===<big>{{clr|4|2H}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|3|2H}}</big>===
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{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
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|input=2H
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GBVS_Ferry_2H.png|Fubuki whip
Ferry’s dedicated anti air normal. This move is good for controlling the air space in front of her, but is not reliable when the opponent is directly above your head. In that case, consider another anti air option such as {{clr|3|623H}} or {{clr|2|c.M}}. Due to being air blockable, this becomes a rather poor option against an opponent who is jumping and blocking to approach, in which case {{clr|2|f.M}} and {{clr|3|f.H}} become better far anti air options as they are air unblockable. Great combo filler, especially in juggles and Hinrichten routes.
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* Can combo into {{clr|1|236L}} or {{clr|3|236H}} on air hit, depending on height
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* Can additionally combo into {{clr|2|236M}} on air counterhit
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{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|2H}}
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==== ====
Ferry’s dedicated anti air normal. Air-unblockable and can convert into 236X on air hit. This move is good for controlling the air space in front of her, but is not reliable when the opponent is directly above your head. In that case, consider another anti air option such as DP, {{clr|3|c.M}}, or rising {{clr|1|j.L}}. Great combo filler, especially in juggles and Liechten routes.
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===<big>{{clr|2|2U}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|4|2U}}</big>===
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{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
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GBVS_Ferry_2U.png|Warcrime
Incredible sweep. One of her better pokes, and one  of the best sweeps in the game. Grants a hard knockdown on hit. You can use the hard knockdown to go for a superjump safejump with {{clr|3|j.H}} or set up Geegee oki with 22X. Preferred meterless ender when in Hinrichten.  This move also is often used as an alternative to {{clr|1|2L}} as the low complement in Ferry's high/low oki.
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{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|2U}}
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==== ====
Incredible sweep. One of her better pokes, and one  of the best sweeps in the game. Grants a hard knockdown on hit. You can use the hard knockdown to go for a safejump with {{clr|4|j.H}} (jump into them, press {{clr|4|j.H}} and hold back immediately after) or set up Geegee oki with 22X. Preferred meterless ender when in Liechten.  This move also is often used as an alternative to {{clr|3|2M}} as the low complement in Ferry's high/low oki.
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===<big>{{clr|1|j.L}}</big>===
===<big>{{clr|1|j.L}}</big>===
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GBVS_Ferry_jL.png|Netplay unblockable
Primary use of this move is in Ferry’s mixup game, as rising {{clr|1|j.L}} is instant overhead that can hit the entire cast, even when crouching. To convert off of it, you will need to set it up with Geegee or Vergiften. Alternatively, if you are in Hinrichten, you can convert off of it without the need of a setup, by chaining {{clr|1|j.L}} into {{clr|4|j.4U}}. Without a proper setup or Hinrichten, using {{clr|1|j.L}} as an instant overhead is highly unsafe, even on hit. This move is also useful as an air to air up close.
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===<big>{{clr|2|j.M}}</big>===
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|description=
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|j.L}}
Horizontal whip attack that is very useful for controlling air space. You can also use it to hit a standing opponent at the tip, just before landing far from them. The whip does have a hurtbox so be careful when throwing it out. Note that this cannot overhead a crouching opponent as it will always whiff against crouchers.
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Primary use of this move is in Ferry’s mixup game, as rising {{clr|1|j.L}} is instant overhead that can hit the entire cast, even when crouching. To convert off of it, you will need to set it up with Geegee or Vergiften. Alternatively, if you are in Liechten, you can convert off of it without the need of a setup, by chaining {{clr|1|j.L}} into {{clr|2|j.4U}}. Without a proper setup or Liechten, using {{clr|1|j.L}} as an instant overhead is unsafe, even on hit. This move is also useful as an air to air up close.
===<big>{{clr|3|j.H}}</big>===
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{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
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|input=j.H
===<big>{{clr|3|j.M}}</big>===
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Primary jump in normal. The whip is a part of her hurtbox, making it susceptible to anti airs if your opponent times it properly, however this can be rather difficult due to the very good range it boasts. The threat of this normal also potentially allows you to land without pressing it and punish an anti air attempt.
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{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|j.M}}
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Horizontal whip attack that is useful for checking opponents in the air from a distance. You can also use it to hit a standing opponent at the tip, just before landing far from them. The whip does have a hurtbox so be careful when throwing it out.
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===<big>{{clr|4|j.H}}</big>===
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GBVS_Ferry_jH.png|You spin me right round, baby
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{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|j.H}}
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==== ====
Primary jump in normal. The whip is a part of her hurtbox, making it easier for the opponent to anti air, so proceed with caution when using it.
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==Unique Action==
==Unique Action==
===<big>Ein Ball</big>===
===<big>Ein Ball</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''{{clr|2|5U}}'''</span>
{{InputBadge|{{clr|4|5U}}}}
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{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
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|input=5U
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GBVS_Ferry_5U.png|Free Chip
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Performs a multi-hit attack that deals a substantial amount of chip damage if blocked close. It also gains a good chunk of meter if all hits are blocked and is only -2 on block.
Performs a multi-hit attack that deals a substantial amount of chip damage if blocked close. It also gains a good chunk of meter if all hits are blocked and is only -2 on block.
This skill has a short reach at first, so you’ll want to dash up to them prior, but it is mostly disjointed so it can serve as a counterpoke. Its multi-hit property makes it extremely effective against armor moves with limited number of hits, such as Vaseraga's empowered tackle, by shredding through the armor and punishing it. The low recovery of this move makes it pretty safe to whiff. Surprisingly, it prorates really well, making it useful in some combos.
The majority of hits are point-blank, so you’ll want to dash up to them prior, but it is mostly disjointed so it can serve as a counterpoke. Its multi-hit property makes it extremely effective against armor moves with limited number of hits, such as Vaseraga's empowered tackle, by shredding through the armor and punishing it. The low recovery of this move makes it pretty safe to whiff. Surprisingly, it prorates really well, making it useful in some combos.
</div>
}}
</div>


===<big>Spectral Dive</big>===
===<big>Spectral Dive</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''{{clr|2|j.4U}}/{{clr|2|5U}}/{{clr|2|6U}}'''</span>
{{InputBadge|{{clr|4|j.4U}}/{{clr|4|5U}}/{{clr|4|6U}}}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=j.U
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_jU.png|FOOT DIVE (but actually Batspin)
Dive kick. Performs a midair dive attack. If this move hits close to the opponent's feet, it's possible to be plus.  
</gallery>
The angle the move goes in can be altered by inputting {{clr|4|j.4U}} or {{clr|4|j.6U}}, for a total of 3 different angles.  {{clr|4|j.5/6U}} have 2 hits which makes them easier to be positioned so that they are plus on block. This move is very good for crushing low buttons such as sweeps. When cornered, you can jump and input {{clr|4|j.6U}} as a way to escape out (however, many characters are fast enough to punish the recovery of this move). In Hinrichten, you can use {{clr|4|j.4U}} to convert off of instant overhead {{clr|1|j.L}}.  You can also use {{clr|4|j.4/5/6U}} as a way to set up pressure in general and high/low mix on opponents in Hinrichten.
</div>
}}
<div class="attack-info">
 
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|j.U}}
|}
==== ====
Dive kick. Performs a midair dive attack. This move is very difficult to make safe, as even on hit, it can be punished. However, if this does move hit close to the opponent's feet, it's possible to be safe, or even plus.  
The angle the move goes in can be altered by inputting {{clr|2|j.4U}} or {{clr|2|j.6U}}, for a total of 3 different angles. When cornered, you can jump and input {{clr|2|j.6U}} as a way to escape out (however, the opponent can smack you for this if they read it). In Liechten, you can use {{clr|2|j.4U}} to convert off of instant overhead {{clr|1|j.L}}.  You can also use j.4/5/{{clr|2|6U}} as a way to set up pressure and high/low mix on opponents in Liechten.
</div>
</div>
===<big>Ghostswing</big>===
===<big>Ghostswing</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''{{clr|2|j.7U}}/{{clr|2|8U}}'''</span>
{{InputBadge|{{clr|4|j.7U}}/{{clr|4|8U}}}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=j.8U
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_j8U.png|
Hooks Ferry's whip to the stage ceiling and swings her forward. Primarily used as a mobility option to get around the stage. You can stop the swing early by inputting an air normal immediately, with the most preferable button being {{clr|1|j.L}} for that purpose. You can also swing backwards by inputting {{clr|4|j.7U}}. You do turn around for air normals after crossing up the opponent with this, unlike a regular jump.
</gallery>
}}
</div>
<br style="clear:both;"/>
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|j.8U}}
|}
==== ====
Hooks Ferry's whip to the stage ceiling and swings her forward. Primarily used as a mobility option to get around the stage. You can cancel your air momentum after the swing by inputting an air normal immediately, with the most preferable button being {{clr|1|j.L}} for that purpose. You can also swing backwards by inputting {{clr|2|j.7U}}. You do turn around for air normals after crossing up the opponent with this, unlike a regular jump.
</div>
</div>


==Universal Mechanics==
==Universal Mechanics==
===<big>Ground Throw</big>===
===<big>Ground Throw</big>===
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=LU
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_Throw.png |
*Forward throw slams the opponent to the ground, giving a hard knockdown afterwards. Midscreen, you can set up 22X to apply more pressure afterwards. In the corner, only {{clr|3|22H}} will work as the others go off screen.
GBVS_Ferry_BackThrow.png |
*Back throw has Beppo slam them to the other side, leaving them very close to Ferry. This is the preferred throw for okizeme afterwards midscreen due to this property, allowing for {{clr|3|22H}} oki.
</gallery>
Both throws can convert into Geegee if it was placed beforehand. If following up either throw into {{clr|3|22H}}, Ferry will be at a frame disadvantage. The threat of {{clr|3|623H}} can help deal with this, but this only converts into Geegee if the opponent is cornered.
</div>
}}
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|LU}}
|}
==== ====
*Forward throw slams the opponent to the ground, giving a hard knockdown afterwards. Midscreen, you can set up 22X to apply more pressure afterwards. If you have Geegee placed beforehand, he can be used to convert off of the throw.
*Back throw has Beppo slam them to the other side, leaving them very close to Ferry. This is the preferred throw for okizeme afterwards midscreen due to this property.
Both throws can set up safejumps as well.
</div>
</div>


===<big>Air Throw</big>===
===<big>Air Throw</big>===
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=j.LU
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_AirThrow.png |
</gallery>
</div>
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|j.LU}}
|}
==== ====
Grabs the opponent and slams them back into the ground. Good air to air option. If Geegee was was set up prior, you can convert off of it afterwards.
Grabs the opponent and slams them back into the ground. Good air to air option. If Geegee was was set up prior, you can convert off of it afterwards.
</div>
}}
</div>
 
===<big>Overhead Attack</big>===
===<big>Overhead Attack</big>===
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=MH
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_OverheadAttack.png |
Probably one of the worse universal overhead attacks in the game, due to it moving Ferry back as opposed to forward, making it hard to utilize in pressure or get much reward out of on counterhit. Luckily, it isn’t that big of a deal, as Ferry has a better overhead mixup anyway.  
</gallery>
}}
</div>
<br style="clear:both;"/>
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|MH}}
|}
==== ====
Probably one of the worse universal overhead attacks in the game, due to it moving Ferry back as opposed to forward, making it hard to utilize in pressure. Luckily, it isn’t that big of a deal, as Ferry has a better overhead mixup anyway.  
</div>
</div>


==Special Moves==
==Special Moves==
===<big>Gespenst {{Micon|1}}</big>===
===<big>Gespenst</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''236X or 5S'''</span>
{{Micon|1}} {{InputBadge|236X}} or {{InputBadge|5S}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=236L,236M,236H
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|versioned=input
GBVS_Ferry_Gespeng.png |
|description=
</gallery>
Performs a whip attack. It has a slow start-up and even slower recovery, but it has a long reach and clashes with projectiles. If it hits, it can be followed up by Whip It Good or Heel. Any of the whips can be rolled through on reaction, leaving Ferry very vulnerable to a punish due to the high recovery, making this move quite reckless if used excessively and predictably.
</div>
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<div class="attack-info">
;L Whip
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
* Fast startup, but lowest reach. Can be combo'd into from autocombo, but only on crouching opponents.
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS|version=yes}}
----
|-
;M Whip
{{AttackVersion|name=L}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236L}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=M}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236M}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=H}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236H}}
|}
==== ====
Performs a whip attack. It has a slow start-up, but it has a long reach and negates projectiles. Can be followed up by Whip It Good and Heel. This move is very good at punishing reckless run ins from the opponent in neutral.
* M version has longer startup but also has more reach than the L version.
* M version has longer startup but also has more reach than the L version.
* H version has the same range as M version but is much faster and plus on block.
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;H Whip
</div>
* H version has the same range as M version but is much faster and plus on block. Can be combo'd from counter hit {{clr|2|2M}}, counter hit {{clr|2|f.M}}, counter hit {{clr|3|f.H
}}, or from autocombo.
}}
===<big>Whip It Good</big>===
===<big>Whip It Good</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''236X > X or S'''</span>
{{InputBadge|236X > X}} or {{InputBadge|S}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=236X > X
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_WhipItGood.png|
Deals additional damage after connecting Gespenst (automatically triggers with less damage if no other commands are input). If H version of Genspenst was used, Whip It Good will grant a hard knockdown.  After M Gespenst, the enemy is popped up high enough for a followup hit, which can lead to a combo in the corner.
</gallery>
}}
</div>
 
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS|version=yes}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=L}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236L X}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=M}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236M X}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=H}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236H X}}
|}
==== ====
Deals additional damage after connecting Gespenst (automatically triggers with less damage if no other commands are input). If H version of Genspenst was used, Whip It Good will grant a hard knockdown.
</div>
</div>
===<big>Heel</big>===
===<big>Heel</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''236X > 4X or 4S'''</span>
{{InputBadge|236X > 4X}} or {{InputBadge|4S}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=236X > 4X
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_Heel.png|GET OVER HERE!
Pulls the foe near after connecting Gespenst. This skill doesn't deal any damage, but causes hard knockdown regardless of the version of Gespenst used. This move is a key part of setting up her midscreen oki game, as you can do {{clr|1|22L}} and go for a hit/throw + high/low mixup that can be looped into itself. If you do {{clr|3|22H}}, you can add additional layers to the mixup, such as instant overhead {{clr|1|j.L}}/instant low or layering multiple high/lows if Geegee is held, albeit sacrificing the ability to loop the oki.
</gallery>
 
</div>
Each whip version has 2 visually distinct ranges which give varying levels of frame advantage or combo potential, a short range and a long range.
<div class="attack-info">
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{| class="wikitable attack-data"
;L Whip
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS|version=yes}}
* Cannot combo after the pull. No difference in frame advantage between short and long range pulls and also the least advantageous of all the whips, but still plus enough to 22X and meaty.
|-
----
{{AttackVersion|name=L}}
;M Whip
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236L 4X}}
* Both short and long range can combo into {{clr|4|2U}} > 22X for very advantageous oki. Short range can additionally combo into {{clr|3|c.H}} for damage.
|-
----
{{AttackVersion|name=M}}
;H Whip
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236M 4X}}
* Long range behaves identically to L whip. Short range can combo into {{clr|1|c.L}} or {{clr|1|2L}}. Slightly more advantageous at short range than L whip if going straight into 22X, which can affect the timing of setups.
|-
----
{{AttackVersion|name=H}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236H 4X}}
|}
==== ====
Pulls the foe near after connecting Gespenst. This skill doesn't deal any damage, but causes hard knockdown regardless of the version of Genspent used. This move is a key part of setting up her midscreen oki game, as you can do {{clr|1|22L}} and go for a hit/throw/shimmy mixup that can be looped into itself. If you do {{clr|4|22H}}, you can add additional layers to the mixup, such as instant overhead {{clr|1|j.L}} or low, albeit sacrificing the ability to loop the oki. If {{clr|3|236M}} was used and you are close enough, after the pull in, Ferry can follow up with a normal and continue with a combo or setup. If {{clr|1|236L}} or {{clr|4|236H}} are used, Ferry cannot combo after the pull.  
*Gran wakes up 52 frames after pulling.
*Gran wakes up 52 frames after pulling.
*Narmaya wakes up 54 frames after pulling.
*Narmaya wakes up 54 frames after pulling.
*Everyone else wakes up in 51 frames
*Everyone else wakes up in 51 frames
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}}
</div>
===<big>Beppo, Sic 'Em!</big>===
===<big>Beppo, Sic 'Em! {{Micon|11}}</big>===
{{Micon|11}} {{InputBadge|623X}} or {{InputBadge|6S}}
<span class="input-badge">'''623X or 6S'''</span>
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-container">
|input=623L,623M,623H
<div class="attack-gallery">
|versioned=input
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_BeppoSicEm.png|Up dog
Summons Beppo to perform a rising attack. Ferry's main juggle ender and reversal (granted, the H version is the only real one).
</gallery>
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</div>
;L DP
<div class="attack-info">
* Strikes near Ferry's head and has very fast startup, making it situationally useful as an anti-air, but it is susceptible to getting punished if the opponent blocks.
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
----
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS|version=yes}}
;M DP
|-
* Summons Beppo a little lower vertically and further ahead compared to the L version.
{{AttackVersion|name=L}}
Covers different air angles as well as utilized as combo filler in grounded confirms. It's much slower and thus bad to use as reaction anti-air unless the opponent is far, but it's surprisingly good as a prediction "poke".
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|623L}}
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|-
;H DP
{{AttackVersion|name=M}}
* Frame 1 invincible. Yep, you read that right.
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|623M}}
* Slower than the average reversal.
|-
Unlike the L and M versions, it is also completely air unblockable. Grants hard knockdown. Can be low profiled or rolled through.
{{AttackVersion|name=H}}
}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|623H}}
 
|}
===<big>Trombe</big>===
==== ====
{{Micon|10}} {{InputBadge|214X}} or {{InputBadge|4S}}
Summons Beppo to perform a rising attack.
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
* L version: Strikes near Ferry's head, making it a useful anti-air attack.
|input=214L,214M,214H
* M version summons Beppo a little lower vertically and further ahead compared to the L version, allowing it to cover different air angles as well as be utilized as combo filler in grounded confirms. It's much slower and thus bad to use as reaction anti-air, but it's surprisingly good as a prediction "poke".
|versioned=input
* H version: Has frame 1 invincibility, so you can use it as a panic move to escape pressure. Unlike the L and M versions, it is also completely air unblockable. Grants hard knockdown.
|description=
</div>
;L Version
</div>
* Safe on block.
===<big>Trombe {{Micon|10}}</big>===
* Doesn't knock down, causes a flipout instead.
<span class="input-badge">'''214X or 4S'''</span>
Mainly used to end your block pressure safely, as well as having some utility as a frametrap tool during block pressure. Can also be used as an alternative ender if 623X is not available due to cooldown.
<div class="attack-container">
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<div class="attack-gallery">
;M Version
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
* Wallbounce on counterhit.
GBVS_Ferry_Trombe.png|Beyblade Beyblade let it rip
Slower than L version, but does more damage and hits and is safer on block. On counter hit, causes a wall bounce in corner, making it a very useful move to use as a frametrap (such as from {{clr|3|c.H}}).
</gallery>
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</div>
;H Version
<div class="attack-info">
* Wallbounces on hit.
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
Great setplay starter midscreen and combo extender in the corner.
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS|version=yes}}
}}
|-
 
{{AttackVersion|name=L}}
===<big>Geegee, Get 'Em!</big>===
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|214L}}
{{Micon|16}} {{InputBadge|22X}} or {{InputBadge|2S}}
|-
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
{{AttackVersion|name=M}}
|input=22L,22M,22H
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|214M}}
|versioned=input
|-
|description=
{{AttackVersion|name=H}}
Projectile that disappears if Ferry blocks or gets hit. Sends Geegee at the foe for a multi-hit attack. The attack can be delayed by holding any button except U or G, including the Skill button. You can switch which button you use to delay Geegee by holding down a different button any time after inputting it. There is also enough of a delay with releasing Geegee that you can quickly let go and press the same button again and continue holding Geegee (e.g. if you were holding Geegee with M and wanted to press {{clr|2|f.M}} and still continue holding Geegee).
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|214H}}
 
|}
Geegee defines Ferry’s amazing okizeme game, as you can go for many ambiguous mixups such as hit/throw or even a high/low with {{clr|1|c.L}}/{{clr|4|2U}} and rising {{clr|1|j.L}}, and have Geegee help you convert off of it afterwards. Geegee persists after a throw which allows for a combo, but any kind of tech will make it vanish.
==== ====
 
*L version is mainly used to end your block pressure safely, as well as having some utility as a frametrap tool during block pressure. Can also be used as an alternative ender if 623X is not available due to cooldown.
If trying to convert into Geegee from neutral, H versions of special moves will generally be much more consistent at doing so since they grant hard knockdown.
*M version is slower than L version, but does more damage and hits. On counter hit, causes a wall bounce in corner, making it a very scary move to get punished by in corner.
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*H version grants a hard knockdown and causes wallbounce in corner regardless of counter hit or not, making it a good way to extend combos in the corner.
;L/M Version
</div>
* Jumps out in an arc, hitting the opponent before landing.
</div>
* If Geegee collides with an opponent, there is a notable time increase before Geegee can become active as it bounces down to the ground.
===<big>Geegee, Get 'Em! {{Micon|16}}</big>===
Can be useful as an anti air in some cases. In the corner, Geegee can go offscreen when using the L or M version, requiring you to use {{clr|3|22H}} if you're too close.
<span class="input-badge">'''22X or 2S'''</span>
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<div class="attack-container">
;H Version
<div class="attack-gallery">
* Runs across the ground stopping in front of the foe.
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
* Notably lacks any sort of hitbox while travelling, which can actually make it worse than L/M version in some specific instances. Instead, Geegee can become much active much quicker assuming the opponent isn't far.
GBVS_Ferry_GeeGeeGetEm.png |"Go, my son, and hold down the neutral."
This is usually the version you want to use to set up the high/low mixup with rising {{clr|1|j.L}} and {{clr|2|2L}}/{{clr|4|2U}}. Can occasionally be used at neutral or in long-range pressure to attempt to force an advantageous situation for Ferry.
GBVS_Ferry_GeeGeeGetEm2.png |Haha got em geegees
}}
</gallery>
<br style="clear:both;"/>
</div>
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS|version=yes}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=L}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|22L}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=M}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|22M}}
|-
{{AttackVersion|name=H}}
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|22H}}
|}
==== ====
Projectile that disappears if Ferry blocks or gets hit. Sends Geegee at the foe for a multi-hit attack. The attack can be delayed by holding any button except U or G. You can switch which button you use to delay Geegee by holding down a different button immediately after inputting it. Geegee defines Ferry’s amazing okizeme game, as you can go for many ambiguous mixups such as hit/throw/shimmy or even a high/low with {{clr|3|2M}} and rising {{clr|1|j.L}}, and have Geegee help you convert off of it afterwards. Geegee persists after a throw which allows for a combo, but any kind of tech will make it vanish.
* L and M version: Jumps out in an arc. Can be useful as an anti air in some cases. In corner, Geegee can go offscreen when using the L or M version. If you’re too close to the corner, use {{clr|4|22H}}
* H version: Runs across the ground stopping in front of the foe. This is usually the version you want to use to set up the high/low mixup with rising {{clr|1|j.L}} and {{clr|3|2M}}.
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</div>


==Skybound Art==
==Skybound Art==
===<big>Vergiften</big>===
===<big>Vergiften</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''{{clr|4|236236H}} or 236S'''</span>
{{InputBadge|{{clr|3|236236H}}}} or {{InputBadge|236S}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=236236H
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_Vergiften.png|"GO, MY SON, AND HOLD DOWN THE NEUTRAL!"
Skybound Art that launches a projectile. Releases a powerful orb that slowly bounces across the stage. Has some invincibility, but not frame 1 so it will not function as a reversal.
GBVS_Ferry_Vergiften2.png|Please hold this Dark Angel for a moment.
 
</gallery>
You can chase the projectile down to apply pressure and restrict the foe's movement options. But be aware that without some sort of setup or distance it is quite easy to to go under the orb and punish Ferry. Similar to Geegee, opponents can be thrown into this or opened up with high/low mixups to convert into it. Won't dissappear even if you get hit after it has come out.
</div>
 
<div class="attack-info">
Also serves as amazing combo filler when you have the meter to spend. Since the orb is guaranteed to come out after the super flash, it also serves as a very strong reactionary anti-air option. If the opponent ends up air blocking, you can time a {{clr|3|c.H}} to hit them as they descend for an air unblockable.
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
}}
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
 
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|236236H}}
|}
==== ====
Skybound Art that launches a projectile. Releases a powerful orb that slowly bounces across the stage. Chase the projectile down to apply pressure and restrict the foe's movement options. Also serves as amazing combo filler when you have the meter to spend. Won't dissappear even if you get hit after it has come out. DOES NOT HAVE INVINCIBILITY FRAME 1 SO DO NOT USE IT AS A REVERSAL!
</div>
</div>
===<big>{{IconText|Hinrichten|GBVS_Ferry_Hinrichten_Icon|Right}}</big>===
===<big>{{IconText|Hinrichten|GBVS_Ferry_Hinrichten_Icon|Right}}</big>===
<span class="input-badge">'''{{clr|4|214214H}} or 214S'''</span>
{{InputBadge|{{clr|3|214214H}}}} or {{InputBadge|214S}}
<div class="attack-container">
{{GBVS Move Card|game=GBVS
<div class="attack-gallery">
|input=214214H
<gallery widths="210px" heights="210px" mode="nolines">
|description=
GBVS_Ferry_HinLiechten.png|You are now a UNIB character
</gallery>
</div>
<div class="attack-info">
{| class="wikitable attack-data"
{{AttackDataHeader-GBVS}}
|-
{{#lst:{{PAGENAME}}/Data|214214H}}
|}
==== ====
Install super that lasts for 600F (10 seconds).
Install super that lasts for 600F (10 seconds).


When active, allows Ferry to chain her normals into each other in any order, but cannot repeat a normal in the chain and she can only cancel up to 3 times i.e ({{clr|4|5H}} > {{clr|3|5M}} > {{clr|2|2U}}). Each hit of an autocombo contributes to this 3-move limit. Hinrichten allows you to do a multitude of things, such as reverse beat your pokes into {{clr|1|2L}} to cut down their recovery, convert off of rising {{clr|1|j.L}} instant overhead without a setup prior, and combo into {{clr|2|2U}} naturally for a hard knockdown. DOES NOT HAVE INVINCIBILITY FRAME 1 SO DO NOT USE IT AS A REVERSAL!
When active, allows Ferry to chain her normals into each other in any order, but cannot repeat a normal in the chain and she can only cancel up to 3 times i.e ({{clr|3|5H}} > {{clr|2|5M}} > {{clr|4|2U}}). Each hit of an autocombo contributes to this 3-move limit. Hinrichten allows you to do a multitude of things, such as reverse beat your pokes into {{clr|1|2L}} to cut down their recovery, convert off of rising {{clr|1|j.L}} instant overhead without a setup prior, and combo into {{clr|4|2U}} naturally for a hard knockdown. Has some invincibility, but not frame 1 so it will not function as a reversal.


While in install, specials will not recharge until install finishes. Recharging specials used before install became active will have their timers paused and will resume recharging once the install is over.  
While in install, specials will not recharge until install finishes. Recharging specials used before install became active will have their timers paused and will resume recharging once the install is over.  


This can also be used as a pseudo chainshift/YRC. Buffering this input in neutral while in range can be good to start pressure or catch them during fireball startup.  
If this super is cancelled from a normal, pressure can be continued from the normal, with {{clr|3|c.H}} being best for this. If the normal ended up being a hit, a combo can be started.  


There is currently no known difference between the easy input (214S) and the hard input ({{clr|4|214214H}})
There is currently no known difference between the easy input (214S) and technical input ({{clr|3|214214H}})
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Invincible reversal. Performs a powerful whip attack that deals additional hits upon connecting. This skill's long reach is useful for punishing foes throwing out pokes or projectiles at a distance. You can hitconfirm into this after successfully hitting {{clr|2|f.M}}, {{clr|3|f.H}} or {{clr|2|2M}}, by buffering 236236 and then hitting {{clr|U|U}} when you see the hit. It’s relatively easy so it’s highly recommended to learn it.
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The easy input only affects the distance at which the cinematic occurs and the minimum scaling, and the cinematic does provide extra damage. At certain ranges where 236S+{{clr|U|U}} and {{clr|4|236236U}} both would or wouldn't activate the cinematic, it's unlikely your combo would reach the amount of scaling required to see a damage difference.
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Invincible reversal. Performs a powerful whip attack that deals additional hits upon connecting. This skill's long reach is useful for punishing foes throwing out pokes or projectiles at a distance. You can hitconfirm into this after successfully hitting {{clr|3|f.M}}, {{clr|4|f.H}} or {{clr|3|2M}}, by buffering 236236 and then hitting U when you see they got hit. It’s really easy so it’s highly recommended to learn it.


The easy input only affects the distance at which the cinematic occurs, and the cinematic does provide extra damage. At certain ranges where 236S+U and {{clr|2|236236U}} both won't activate the cinematic, there is no damage difference between the two inputs.
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Latest revision as of 14:44, 1 March 2024

Overview

Overview
Ferry is a zoning character who excels in harassing the opponent in the mid-far range thanks to her long pokes. In addition, she also boasts arguably one of the strongest setplay tools in the game, Geegee, as he can create many ambiguous situations for the opponent to deal with when they’re put on the defensive.
GBVS Ferry Nameplate.png
GBVS Ferry Portrait.png
Health
9500
Prejump
5f
Backdash
22f
Backshift
High Recovery (30f)

 Ferry is a zoning character who excels in harassing her opponent from afar and pulling them in to start extremely powerful pressure and okizeme.

Pros
Cons
  • Powerful OkizemeAttacking an opponent about to wake up, usually with meaty attacks or mixups.: Ferry's okizeme is amazing thanks to Geegee, as he allows her to set-up powerful hit/throw mixups, as well as 50/50s that can loop into itself.
  • Great Pokes: Most of Ferry's normals boasts extremely long range that can convert into knockdown with Gespenst and begin her okizeme.
  • Invincible Reversal: Ferry possesses an invincible reversal in Beppo, Sic 'Em!, which gives her a leg to stand on when defending against a close range assailant.
  • Strong Air Mobility: Spectral Dive can be used to halt Ferry's momentum and Ghostswing is great for getting around the stage during a match. Both can be used to bait anti-airs, or to get out of disadvantageous situations.
  • Slow Normals: All of Ferry's normals are slower than average, making her ability to abare An attack during the opponent's pressure, intended to interrupt it. somewhat awkward and often relies on her reversal to escape pressure.
  • Slow Forward movement: Ferry's walkback speed is one of the best in the game but both her forward walk and her forward run are among the slowest of all characters.
  • Low Health: Ferry has lower than average health, meaning that she can't afford to make many mistakes.
  • Awkward Anti-AirsAnti-air
    A move intended to hit the opponent out of the air. These moves are generally enforced with special properties such as head or full invincibility against aerial moves.
    :
    Ferry's 2H and c.M only covers very specific angles and 2H is air blockable. Her reversal can remedy this but only the H version is air unblockable and it doesn't lead into good reward.

Normal Moves

c.L

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
400 Mid 6 3 8 +0 +4

Slower than average jab that is a solid button to mash out of pressure with when the opponent is up close, as well as having some utility when used in stagger pressure up close (i.e c.L>c.L). Without counterhit, this only combos into autocombo making it a much poorer choice to use in pressure compared to c.H. Relatively low recovery lets you use this move on an opponent's knockdown and still recover to block slow reversals such as Charlotta's flashkick, though this requires you to hit the move later in its active frames.

Level Attribute
0

c.M

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
700 Mid 7 6 9 +0 +4

c.M can serve as situational anti-air for deep jump ins or opponents directly overhead.

  • Has a different animation if 22X is active or on the stage.
    • Frame data does not change.
    • Both moves use Gigi and this move changes as they cannot be in two places at once.
Level Attribute
2

c.H

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
1000 Mid 9 4 12 +3 +7

Preferred starter for combos and pressure in most cases. +3 on block, allowing you to do things like c.H>Hinrichten and be able to capitalize on the + frames afterwards.

  • c.H > c.H is a 6f frametrap, which frametraps everyone except Ladiva, Belial and Avatar Belial since the first c.H pushes out of c.L proximity range.
  • c.H > c.M is a 4f frametrap, but requires dash momentum on block
  • Links into c.M on hit
  • Links into c.H or f.H on counterhit, as well as every other normal
Level Attribute
4

Auto Combo

Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
c.XX 300 Mid 9 3 15 -3 +1
c.XXX 300 Mid 12 3 18 -4 +0

Both of these moves are combo filler primarily. They can be used to extend confirms or during block pressure to end your turn safely. Not much else to say about these moves.

Version Level Attribute
c.XX 2
c.XXX 3

c.XX:
c.XXX:

f.L

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
350 Mid 8 3 15 -5 -3

Solid low commitment poke in the midrange, hits low enough to catch rolls. Your primary button to jail the opponent after the opponent ends their pressure. When used to jail, you want to mix in the threat of f.L>214L vs f.L>nothing to keep them honest.

  • At its longer ranges, 623M is the only special that will combo. Otherwise, 214L and 214H combo at closer range.
Level Attribute
0
  • Clash Level 1

f.M

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
650 Mid 10 5 20 -10 -6

This is your main poke at longer distances, and is a staple move of Ferry’s strong keep out game. You’ll want to use this to control the screen horizontally, eventually conditioning the opponent to try to roll or jump over it, both of which can be baited and punished. The whip is NOT disjointed, so the opponent can hit the whip to hurt you, thus exercising restraint with this move is very important.

  • Low comittment enough that Ferry can generally recover in time to anti air if it was jumped over.
  • This move can be low profiled or rolled, in which case, you can use 2M or 2U to thwart that.
  • Combos into 236H on counterhit only at all ranges
Level Attribute
2
  • Clash Level 1

f.H

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
900 Mid 14 4 28 -15 -11

Similiar to f.M with more range and damage, but slower startup and higher recovery, making it much more committal than f.M. Ferry steps forwards as she uses this move, so it can be useful in keeping up pressure on a retreating foe. If your opponent happens to jump or roll when you press f.H you will be easily punished if they were close enough, making this move undesirable to use in neutral unless your opponent is very far.

  • Combos into 236H on hit at slightly less than round start range
  • Combos into 236H on counterhit at all ranges, as well as 236L if it can reach
Level Attribute
3
  • Clash Level 2

2L

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
400 Low 6 3 9 -1 +3

Main button to mash out of pressure with, thanks to it not having a range limit unlike c.L. It has low range for a 2L though, so it can whiff against decently spaced close normals and specials. The lack of reward on this move without counterhit makes it a rather poor choice to use in pressure, as it doesn't link into f.L without counterhit. Similarly to c.L, this move can recover in time to block slow reversals, but the extra recovery on this move makes that much harder.

  • Links into c.L on hit, provided Ferry is still within c.L proximity range
  • Links into f.L on counterhit only
Level Attribute
0

2M

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
600 Low 12 5 21 -11 -7

A very good long range poke which complements f.M well. 2M shares the range of f.M and not only does the hitbox hit low enough to beat low profiles and rolls, it also requires the opponent to block low, making it very difficult for them to approach or forcing them to commit to other options such as jumping. Compared to f.M, it is slower but not as slow as f.H, making this still comfortable to use at most ranges. You can also go under projectiles with this, punishing people who try to fireball in the midrange.

  • Links into 236H on counterhit only at all ranges
Level Attribute
2
  • Clash Level 1

2H

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
900 All 14 6 21 -10 -6

Ferry’s dedicated anti air normal. This move is good for controlling the air space in front of her, but is not reliable when the opponent is directly above your head. In that case, consider another anti air option such as 623H or c.M. Due to being air blockable, this becomes a rather poor option against an opponent who is jumping and blocking to approach, in which case f.M and f.H become better far anti air options as they are air unblockable. Great combo filler, especially in juggles and Hinrichten routes.

  • Can combo into 236L or 236H on air hit, depending on height
  • Can additionally combo into 236M on air counterhit
Level Attribute
3

2U

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
700 Low 10 6 17 -8 HKD

Incredible sweep. One of her better pokes, and one of the best sweeps in the game. Grants a hard knockdown on hit. You can use the hard knockdown to go for a superjump safejump with j.H or set up Geegee oki with 22X. Preferred meterless ender when in Hinrichten. This move also is often used as an alternative to 2L as the low complement in Ferry's high/low oki.

Level Attribute
2
  • Clash Level 1

j.L

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
400 High/Air 7 4 Until L

Primary use of this move is in Ferry’s mixup game, as rising j.L is instant overhead that can hit the entire cast, even when crouching. To convert off of it, you will need to set it up with Geegee or Vergiften. Alternatively, if you are in Hinrichten, you can convert off of it without the need of a setup, by chaining j.L into j.4U. Without a proper setup or Hinrichten, using j.L as an instant overhead is highly unsafe, even on hit. This move is also useful as an air to air up close.

Level Attribute
2
  • Clash Level 1

j.M

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
600 High/Air 9 4 Until L

Horizontal whip attack that is very useful for controlling air space. You can also use it to hit a standing opponent at the tip, just before landing far from them. The whip does have a hurtbox so be careful when throwing it out. Note that this cannot overhead a crouching opponent as it will always whiff against crouchers.

Level Attribute
2
  • Clash Level 1

j.H

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
750 High/Air 10 4 Until L

Primary jump in normal. The whip is a part of her hurtbox, making it susceptible to anti airs if your opponent times it properly, however this can be rather difficult due to the very good range it boasts. The threat of this normal also potentially allows you to land without pressing it and punish an anti air attempt.

Level Attribute
3
  • Clash Level 2


Unique Action

Ein Ball

5U

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
100×15 Mid 17 1×9,2×5,1 22 -2 +2

Performs a multi-hit attack that deals a substantial amount of chip damage if blocked close. It also gains a good chunk of meter if all hits are blocked and is only -2 on block. The majority of hits are point-blank, so you’ll want to dash up to them prior, but it is mostly disjointed so it can serve as a counterpoke. Its multi-hit property makes it extremely effective against armor moves with limited number of hits, such as Vaseraga's empowered tackle, by shredding through the armor and punishing it. The low recovery of this move makes it pretty safe to whiff. Surprisingly, it prorates really well, making it useful in some combos.

Level Attribute
4

Spectral Dive

j.4U/5U/6U

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
600 All 15 [13] Until L+1 21[16]

Dive kick. Performs a midair dive attack. If this move hits close to the opponent's feet, it's possible to be plus. The angle the move goes in can be altered by inputting j.4U or j.6U, for a total of 3 different angles. j.5/6U have 2 hits which makes them easier to be positioned so that they are plus on block. This move is very good for crushing low buttons such as sweeps. When cornered, you can jump and input j.6U as a way to escape out (however, many characters are fast enough to punish the recovery of this move). In Hinrichten, you can use j.4U to convert off of instant overhead j.L. You can also use j.4/5/6U as a way to set up pressure in general and high/low mix on opponents in Hinrichten.

Level Attribute
2
  • Clash Level 1
  • Can control direction by pressing j.4U, j.6U
  • j.5U and j.6U hit twice
  • [] indicates j.4U startup

Ghostswing

j.7U/8U

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
Total 56

Hooks Ferry's whip to the stage ceiling and swings her forward. Primarily used as a mobility option to get around the stage. You can stop the swing early by inputting an air normal immediately, with the most preferable button being j.L for that purpose. You can also swing backwards by inputting j.7U. You do turn around for air normals after crossing up the opponent with this, unlike a regular jump.

Level Attribute


Universal Mechanics

Ground Throw

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
1500 Throw 7 3 31 HKD
  • Forward throw slams the opponent to the ground, giving a hard knockdown afterwards. Midscreen, you can set up 22X to apply more pressure afterwards. In the corner, only 22H will work as the others go off screen.
  • Back throw has Beppo slam them to the other side, leaving them very close to Ferry. This is the preferred throw for okizeme afterwards midscreen due to this property, allowing for 22H oki.

Both throws can convert into Geegee if it was placed beforehand. If following up either throw into 22H, Ferry will be at a frame disadvantage. The threat of 623H can help deal with this, but this only converts into Geegee if the opponent is cornered.

Level Attribute
0, 4

Air Throw

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
1500 Throw 5 5 Until L+6

Grabs the opponent and slams them back into the ground. Good air to air option. If Geegee was was set up prior, you can convert off of it afterwards.

Level Attribute
0, 4

Overhead Attack

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
1000 High 26 6 17 -4 +1 4-39 Throw
10-37 Low
9-38 Airborne

Probably one of the worse universal overhead attacks in the game, due to it moving Ferry back as opposed to forward, making it hard to utilize in pressure or get much reward out of on counterhit. Luckily, it isn’t that big of a deal, as Ferry has a better overhead mixup anyway.

Level Attribute
4


Special Moves

Gespenst

GBVS Fireball.png 236X or 5S

Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
236L 400 All 21 10 30 -4
236M 400 All 32 10 30 -4
236H 400 All 20 10 30 +2

Performs a whip attack. It has a slow start-up and even slower recovery, but it has a long reach and clashes with projectiles. If it hits, it can be followed up by Whip It Good or Heel. Any of the whips can be rolled through on reaction, leaving Ferry very vulnerable to a punish due to the high recovery, making this move quite reckless if used excessively and predictably.


L Whip
  • Fast startup, but lowest reach. Can be combo'd into from autocombo, but only on crouching opponents.

M Whip
  • M version has longer startup but also has more reach than the L version.

H Whip
  • H version has the same range as M version but is much faster and plus on block. Can be combo'd from counter hit 2M, counter hit f.M, counter hit f.H

, or from autocombo.

Version Level Attribute
236L 0
236M 0
236H 0

236L:

  • Cooldown 20F (Technical), Cooldown 200F (Easy)
  • Easy Input Damage: 300


236M:

  • Cooldown 20F (Technical), Cooldown 200F (Easy)
  • Easy Input Damage: 300


236H:

  • Cooldown 480F (Technical), Cooldown 600F (Easy)
  • Easy Input Damage: 300

Whip It Good

236X > X or S

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
800→600 / 1200→1000 / 1200→1000 KD / KD / HKD

Deals additional damage after connecting Gespenst (automatically triggers with less damage if no other commands are input). If H version of Genspenst was used, Whip It Good will grant a hard knockdown. After M Gespenst, the enemy is popped up high enough for a followup hit, which can lead to a combo in the corner.

Level Attribute
4
  • Damage and On Hit values in are separated by 236L > X / 236M > X / 236H > X

Heel

236X > 4X or 4S

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
0 KD / KD / HKD

Pulls the foe near after connecting Gespenst. This skill doesn't deal any damage, but causes hard knockdown regardless of the version of Gespenst used. This move is a key part of setting up her midscreen oki game, as you can do 22L and go for a hit/throw + high/low mixup that can be looped into itself. If you do 22H, you can add additional layers to the mixup, such as instant overhead j.L/instant low or layering multiple high/lows if Geegee is held, albeit sacrificing the ability to loop the oki.

Each whip version has 2 visually distinct ranges which give varying levels of frame advantage or combo potential, a short range and a long range.


L Whip
  • Cannot combo after the pull. No difference in frame advantage between short and long range pulls and also the least advantageous of all the whips, but still plus enough to 22X and meaty.

M Whip
  • Both short and long range can combo into 2U > 22X for very advantageous oki. Short range can additionally combo into c.H for damage.

H Whip
  • Long range behaves identically to L whip. Short range can combo into c.L or 2L. Slightly more advantageous at short range than L whip if going straight into 22X, which can affect the timing of setups.

  • Gran wakes up 52 frames after pulling.
  • Narmaya wakes up 54 frames after pulling.
  • Everyone else wakes up in 51 frames
Level Attribute
4

Beppo, Sic 'Em!

GBVS Uppunch.png 623X or 6S

Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
623L 1000 All 7 12 21 -16 KD
623M 800, 500 All 13 3,9 21 -11 KD
623H 450×3 Mid 11 3,3,6 39 -26 HKD 1~22 All

Summons Beppo to perform a rising attack. Ferry's main juggle ender and reversal (granted, the H version is the only real one).


L DP
  • Strikes near Ferry's head and has very fast startup, making it situationally useful as an anti-air, but it is susceptible to getting punished if the opponent blocks.

M DP
  • Summons Beppo a little lower vertically and further ahead compared to the L version.

Covers different air angles as well as utilized as combo filler in grounded confirms. It's much slower and thus bad to use as reaction anti-air unless the opponent is far, but it's surprisingly good as a prediction "poke".


H DP
  • Frame 1 invincible. Yep, you read that right.
  • Slower than the average reversal.

Unlike the L and M versions, it is also completely air unblockable. Grants hard knockdown. Can be low profiled or rolled through.

Version Level Attribute
623L 3
623M 4
623H 4

623L:
623M:
623H:

Trombe

GBVS Flurry.png 214X or 4S

Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
214L 750, 150×2 Mid 16 3×4 16 -5
214M 550, 150×5 Mid 24 3×7 16 -3 KD
214H 550, 150×5 Mid 16 3×7 16 -3 HKD
L Version
  • Safe on block.
  • Doesn't knock down, causes a flipout instead.

Mainly used to end your block pressure safely, as well as having some utility as a frametrap tool during block pressure. Can also be used as an alternative ender if 623X is not available due to cooldown.


M Version
  • Wallbounce on counterhit.

Slower than L version, but does more damage and hits and is safer on block. On counter hit, causes a wall bounce in corner, making it a very useful move to use as a frametrap (such as from c.H).


H Version
  • Wallbounces on hit.

Great setplay starter midscreen and combo extender in the corner.

Version Level Attribute
214L 2
214M 3
214H 3

214L:

  • Cooldown 20F (Technical), Cooldown 200F (Easy)
  • First hit that lands always does 700


214M:

  • Cooldown 20F (Technical), Cooldown 200F (Easy)
  • First hit that lands always does 550


214H:

  • Cooldown 480F (Technical), Cooldown 600F (Easy)
  • First hit that lands always does 550

Geegee, Get 'Em!

GBVS Trap.png 22X or 2S

Version Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
22L 500, 200×5 All 22 Total 45
22M 500, 200×5 All 22 Total 45
22H 200×5 All 45 Total 45

Projectile that disappears if Ferry blocks or gets hit. Sends Geegee at the foe for a multi-hit attack. The attack can be delayed by holding any button except U or G, including the Skill button. You can switch which button you use to delay Geegee by holding down a different button any time after inputting it. There is also enough of a delay with releasing Geegee that you can quickly let go and press the same button again and continue holding Geegee (e.g. if you were holding Geegee with M and wanted to press f.M and still continue holding Geegee).

Geegee defines Ferry’s amazing okizeme game, as you can go for many ambiguous mixups such as hit/throw or even a high/low with c.L/2U and rising j.L, and have Geegee help you convert off of it afterwards. Geegee persists after a throw which allows for a combo, but any kind of tech will make it vanish.

If trying to convert into Geegee from neutral, H versions of special moves will generally be much more consistent at doing so since they grant hard knockdown.


L/M Version
  • Jumps out in an arc, hitting the opponent before landing.
  • If Geegee collides with an opponent, there is a notable time increase before Geegee can become active as it bounces down to the ground.

Can be useful as an anti air in some cases. In the corner, Geegee can go offscreen when using the L or M version, requiring you to use 22H if you're too close.


H Version
  • Runs across the ground stopping in front of the foe.
  • Notably lacks any sort of hitbox while travelling, which can actually make it worse than L/M version in some specific instances. Instead, Geegee can become much active much quicker assuming the opponent isn't far.

This is usually the version you want to use to set up the high/low mixup with rising j.L and 2L/2U. Can occasionally be used at neutral or in long-range pressure to attempt to force an advantageous situation for Ferry.

Version Level Attribute
22L 2
22M 2
22H 2

22L:

  • Cooldown 172-207F (Technical), Cooldown 202-237F (Easy)
  • Easy Input Damage 400, 150×5
  • Cooldown starts when Geegee is done discharging


22M:

  • Cooldown 185-220F (Technical), Cooldown 215-250F (Easy)
  • Easy Input Damage 400, 150×5
  • Cooldown starts when Geegee is done discharging


22H:

  • Cooldown 584-696F (Technical), Cooldown 704-816F (Easy)
  • Easy Input Damage 150×5
  • Cooldown starts when Geegee is done discharging


Skybound Art

Vergiften

236236H or 236S

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
400×5 All 7+9 Total 41 +45 HKD

Skybound Art that launches a projectile. Releases a powerful orb that slowly bounces across the stage. Has some invincibility, but not frame 1 so it will not function as a reversal.

You can chase the projectile down to apply pressure and restrict the foe's movement options. But be aware that without some sort of setup or distance it is quite easy to to go under the orb and punish Ferry. Similar to Geegee, opponents can be thrown into this or opened up with high/low mixups to convert into it. Won't dissappear even if you get hit after it has come out.

Also serves as amazing combo filler when you have the meter to spend. Since the orb is guaranteed to come out after the super flash, it also serves as a very strong reactionary anti-air option. If the opponent ends up air blocking, you can time a c.H to hit them as they descend for an air unblockable.

Level Attribute
4
  • Clash level: 8

Hinrichten GBVS Ferry Hinrichten Icon.png

214214H or 214S

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
N/A 7+0

Install super that lasts for 600F (10 seconds).

When active, allows Ferry to chain her normals into each other in any order, but cannot repeat a normal in the chain and she can only cancel up to 3 times i.e (5H > 5M > 2U). Each hit of an autocombo contributes to this 3-move limit. Hinrichten allows you to do a multitude of things, such as reverse beat your pokes into 2L to cut down their recovery, convert off of rising j.L instant overhead without a setup prior, and combo into 2U naturally for a hard knockdown. Has some invincibility, but not frame 1 so it will not function as a reversal.

While in install, specials will not recharge until install finishes. Recharging specials used before install became active will have their timers paused and will resume recharging once the install is over.

If this super is cancelled from a normal, pressure can be continued from the normal, with c.H being best for this. If the normal ended up being a hit, a combo can be started.

There is currently no known difference between the easy input (214S) and technical input (214214H)

Level Attribute


Super Skybound Art

Aetheryte Requiescat

236236U or 236S+U

Damage Guard Startup Active Recovery On-Block On-Hit Invuln
4500→3500 Mid 7+6 14 42 -37 HKD 1~12 All

Invincible reversal. Performs a powerful whip attack that deals additional hits upon connecting. This skill's long reach is useful for punishing foes throwing out pokes or projectiles at a distance. You can hitconfirm into this after successfully hitting f.M, f.H or 2M, by buffering 236236 and then hitting U when you see the hit. It’s relatively easy so it’s highly recommended to learn it.

The easy input only affects the distance at which the cinematic occurs and the minimum scaling, and the cinematic does provide extra damage. At certain ranges where 236S+U and 236236U both would or wouldn't activate the cinematic, it's unlikely your combo would reach the amount of scaling required to see a damage difference.

Level Attribute
4
  • Clash level: 30 (Easy), 35 (Technical)


Colors

Colors
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Color 19
Color EX
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Weapons
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