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Combo Notation Guide

Character Name Abbreviations

7	8	9
4	5	6
1	2	3

Numbers represent direction on a keyboard numpad. For example,

+

becomes 236P.

> = Proceed from the previous move to the following move.

▷/land = Indicate that the player must land at that point in the sequence.

, = the previous move into the following move.

->/~ = the previous special into a follow-up special.

dl./delay = Delay the following move.

whiff/(whiff) = The move must whiff (not hit).

c. = Close

f. = Far

j. = Jumping/Aerial

hj./sj. = High Jump/Super Jump

jc = Jump Cancel

hjc/sjc = High Jump Cancel/Super Jump Cancel

dc/adc = Dash Cancel/Air Dash Cancel

CH = Counter Hit

AA = Anti-Air

IAS = Instant Air Special

[X] = Hold input.

]X[ = Release input.

(move) = Move is optional.

[X] or [Y] = Perform sequence X or Y.

[sequence] xN = Repeat sequence N amount of times.

(N) = Hit N of a move or move must deal N amount of hits.

IAD = Instant Air Dash

JI = Jump Install

RC = Roman Cancel

FRC = Force Roman Cancel

DJC = Double Jump Cancel

3Sc = 3S Cancel

Shitsu = Shitsu - 236P

Butterfly = First part of Shitsu

Hawk = Second part of Shitsu

S Fuujin = Fuujin - 236S

H Fuujin = Fuujin - 236H

K Hop = Issokutobi - 236S or 236H -> K

Nagiha = Nagiha - 236S or 236H -> S

H Rin = Rin - 236S or 236H -> H

Kou = Kou - P during Autoguard

Sou = Sou - K during Autoguard

On = On - 623H

P Kai = Kai - 214P

K Kai = Kai - 214K

Orb = Shin: Nishiki - j.214P

FB Rin = FB Rin - 236S or 236H -> D

FB On = FB On - 623D

Lightweights = BA, BR, DI, IN, JA, JU, KL, MA, MI

Midweights = AN, AX, CH, ED, FA, KY, SL, SO, TE, VE, ZA

Heavyweights = AB, JO, OS, PO, RO

AB =

A.B.A

AN =

Anji Mito

AX =

Axl Low

BA =

Baiken

BR =

Bridget

CH =

Chipp Zanuff

DI =

Dizzy

ED =

Eddie

FA =

Faust

IN =

I-No

JA =

Jam Kuradoberi

JO =

Johnny

JU =

Justice

KL =

Kliff Undersn

KY =

Ky Kiske

MA =

May

MI =

Millia Rage

OR =

Order-Sol (HOS)

PO =

Potemkin

RO =

Robo-Ky

SL =

Slayer

SO =

Sol Badguy

TE =

Testament

VE =

Venom

ZA =

Zappa

Introduction

If you are a beginner and learning Anji for the first time, below is a list of basic combos that work on the whole cast to give you a feel for the character. If you have some more time, it is also highly recommended to view and study the video below by QuanGOD that is an excellent primer for Anji's BnBs that also covers some more advanced concepts.

Once you wish to progress, it is worth noting that Anji has a lot of freedom with regards to his combo choice, with the more advanced combos requiring a knowledge of screen positioning, character specific hurtboxes, and weight classes. Anji is a very expressive character that provides many paths to victory, and no one combo is necessarily "optimal". Sometimes the same starting confirm can lead to three or more possible combos, each with their own benefit, whether it be higher damage, better corner carry, or better frame advantage and spacing for okizeme. You can read the Combo Theory section to understand how his combo routing works next, followed by a more exhaustive list of combos below that. Understanding the theory will be more beneficial in the long run than initially memorizing a large list of character specific combos.

Basic Meterless Routes

These are basic meterless confirms into knockdown that work on the whole cast.

Basic Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
2P xN > 2D > ([236S -> K] or [236S -> S] in corner)	Any	58 (SO) with 236S -> S	All	Very Easy	Basic knockdown off 2P mash. Midscreen you can stop at 2D and go into Shitsu okizeme, or go into S Fuujin into K Hop midscreen for a bit of extra damage at the expense of Shitsu okizeme. In the corner S Fuujin into Nagiha can be done for more damage.	-
2P > 2P > 5K > 5S > 2D > ([236S -> K] or [236S -> S] in corner)	Any	71 (SO) with 236S -> S	All	Very Easy	A slightly higher damage gatling string into 2D.	-
2P > 2P or 5K > 5S > 5H > [236H -> (delay) H] or [236S -> S]	Any	95 (SO) with 236H -> H	All	Very Easy	The idea with this is to land 5H in order to allow comboing into H Fuujin. The H Rin is slightly unstable depending on character and positioning, so the S Fuujin ender can be done in lieu of H Fuujin for more stability at the cost of damage.	https://youtu.be/QRLNTZ2MLwg
Dash > 5S > 5H > 6P > 5H > [236H -> (delay) H] or [236S -> S]	Any	166 (SO) with 236H -> H	All	Very Easy	High damage punish combo off a 5S used to punish attacks with high recovery such as whiffed DPs. The dash needs to be done to ensure the 5H does not whiff due to push back. Same as before, H Fuujin ender can be unstable.	https://youtu.be/pmYzd0IwM0I
2H > 5H > [236H -> H] or [236S -> S]	Any	141 (SO) with 236H -> H	All	Very Easy	This is the basic confirm off of Anji's 2H. You most likely won't be hitting this often, but it has some utility as a low autoguard attack in some match-ups in neutral, as well as in frame traps. Same as before, H Fuujin ender can be unstable.	https://youtu.be/pmYzd0IwM0I
2K > 2S > 2D > ([236S -> K] or [236S -> S] in corner)	Any	72 (SO) with 236S -> S	All	Very Easy	This is the basic confirm off of Anji's lows.	https://youtu.be/a6Z5fOf-swA
5P > (5P) > 2D > ([236S -> K] or [236S -> S] in corner)	Any	82 (SO) with 236S -> S and 2x5P	All	Very Easy	Standard knockdown off 5P on standing characters. You can link a second 5P for some extra damage.	https://youtu.be/KiuM8DYS5ys
Anti-Air CH 5P > (5P) > 5H	Any	50 (SO)	All	Very Easy	An easy anti air combo that works on the whole cast, though depending on if the opponent is too high, the 5H may not hit.	https://youtu.be/SPup10ZUiLM
Anti-Air CH 5P > ([5P] or [dash > 5K > 5S]) > 623H	Any	101 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 623H	All	Very Easy	An easy anti air combo that works on the whole cast, though depending on how low or far the opponent is, the 623H may not hit.	https://youtu.be/x6NEjh_alSk
Anti-Air 6P > 5S > 623H	Any	106 (SO)	All	Very Easy	An easy anti-air combo that works on the whole cast off of 6P, useful for punishing air dashes.	-
214P > 5S > 5H	Any	79 (SO)	All	Very Easy	A basic confirm into knockdown off of 214P.	https://youtu.be/lIVNbswvWI4
214K > 5S > 5H	Any	106 (SO)	All	Very Easy	A basic confirm into knockdown off of 214K.	https://youtu.be/wy_MGiRl_8g
3K > 236S -> S	Any	79 (SO)	All	Very Easy	A basic confirm off of non-CH 3K.	https://youtu.be/1Hjhp7lxhf4
CH 3K > dash > [5K > 5S] or [5P] > 623H	Any	111 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 623H	All	Very Easy	A basic confirm off of CH 3K using the wallbounce to get more damage and good okizeme.	https://youtu.be/GGzBaNe_oeQ
5D > 623H	Any	74 (SO)	All	Very Easy	Easy confirm off of 5D anywhere on anyone.	https://youtu.be/kqsgrL7ml7I

Basic Metered Routes

These are basic FB Rin combos that work anywhere on the screen. These are good combos to fall back on in case you misjudge the positioning or are unsure of the stability of longer confirms.

Basic Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
2P > 2P or 5K > 5S > 5H > 236H -> D > dash > 5P or 5S > 5H	Any	118 (SO) with 5K and 5S > 5H	25	All	Very Easy	H Fuujin into Rin causes a ground bounce allowing you to run in and link a 5P or 5S into a 5H knockdown. In the corner, the FB Rin will cause a side switch.	https://youtu.be/8_JfmvpsfNE
2P > 2P or 5K > 5S > 5H > 236H -> D > dash > [5P] or [5K > 5S] > 623H	Any	126 (SO) with 5K and 5K > 5S > 623H	25	All	Very Easy	A slightly higher damage version of the above, but the On will cause a side switch. In the corner, the FB Rin will cause a side switch, but the On should switch them back.	https://youtu.be/8VbrX1ej1hs
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > dash > 5P or 5S > 5H	Any	145 (SO) with 5S	25	All except AB, JO, OS, PO, RO	Very Easy	Basic low confirm into FB Rin that does not work on heavyweights. On BA, IN, JA, KL, the FB Rin can whiff when confirming from a max range 2D.	https://youtu.be/Fd5qgO7rRL8
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > dash > [5P] or [5K > 5S] > 623H	Any	163 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 623H	25	All except AB, JO, OS, PO, RO	Very Easy	A slightly higher damage version of the above confirm, but the On will cause a side switch.	https://youtu.be/9GIuQG5_0Xo

Video featuring Anji's universal knockdown routes and BnBs

Combo Theory

The following sections are ordered in terms of relative importance. The first few sections will cover basic BnB structure, and the rest will go over some more advanced techniques and character specific combo extensions that are not necessarily needed to get started with the character, but are nice for increased damage output. It is recommended to first familiarize yourself with Anji's gatling chart beforehand. Of particular importance is knowing what gatlings into 2D and 5H, and to a lesser extend 6P, as these are going to be the primary normals you will be using to cancel into your Fuujin specials, your primary launchers for damage.

Basic Midscreen Meterless BnB Structure (i.e. Grounded Knockdowns)

For meterless combos off grounded gatlings, outside of some more advanced combos that allow for meterless launches into juggles, which will be covered later, your primary goal is to get a knockdown and start your okizeme via one of the following ways:

Knockdown	Positioning	Notes
Gatlings > 2D	Any	Basic meterless knockdown that provides the best Shitsu okizeme because it can be late cancelled into Shitsu for a meaty Butterfly. If you are unsure of what combo to confirm into, this is always a safe fallback.
Gatlings (usually into 5H) > 236H -> H	Any	Primarily confirmed off of 5H or 6P, as well as a situational counter hit confirm off a few other normals such as 2D. This provides high damage and corner carry, but connecting the H Rin from the H Fuujin be unstable on certain characters. Please see the "Stabilizing FB and H Rin" section below for more details on how to stabilize this combo. Shitsu okizeme can be performed after this knockdown but will not be very meaty.
Gatlings > 236S -> S	Any	This knockdown does not provide ideal Shitsu okizeme midscreen, but provides more damage than 2D knockdowns and is more stable than the 236H -> H confirm. This can be used in lieu of 236H -> H if not confident about stability. In the corner however this your go to meterless ender as the spacing it provides in the corner is much better for Shitsu okizeme. It is particularly useful as a way to combo off a non counter hit 3K, your primary throw invincible normal which cannot gatling into anything. Another good use is to confirm into this off normals where the usual the 2D and 5H gatling will not reach, such as a max range counter hit 6S.
Gatlings > 2D > 236S -> K	Any	Of lesser importance than the previous confirms since there is not enough time to set-up safe Shitsu okizeme. It provides some corner carry and leaves you close to the opponent after the hop, so it is still possible to go for okizeme that is not Shitsu reliant. You probably won't be going for this confirm very often, as there is the choice to stop at the 2D and go for stronger Shitsu okizeme, or combo into FB Rin if you have meter on non-heavyweight characters.
Gatlings (usually into 5H) > 236H -> delay S	Corner (not too deep for lightweights)	Standard meterless knockdown off 5H in the corner. The H Fuujin causes a wallbounce, so it is important to delay the Nagiha as long as possible to hit the opponent as low as possible. If the opponent is too high after the Nagiha, they will be able to tech and you will lose the knockdown. On lightweight characters, the delay can be particularly strict, because they tend to bounce higher from the Nagiha launch. In fact, at higher combo counts on lightweights, it may be impossible to get a knockdown with this combo. Another thing to pay attention to is that the H Fuujin can cause a side switch when deep in the corner on lightweights, so when attempting the combo on lightweights, it is important to attempt it slightly further from the corner.

Juggle Combo Structure

For more damage, Anji needs to get the opponent in the air for a juggle. It might help to think of Anji's juggle combos as consisting of different parts with a distinct beginning, middle, and end:

Starters: Launchers (ground), or anti-airs (air) i.e. Attacks that will put the opponent in a juggle state
(Optional) Extensions: Attacks that keep opponent in a juggle state, usually providing some form of corner carry, and increasing your damage output
Enders: A choice between a knockdown, air combo for extra damage, or in some situations an air combo that also knocks down

Combos can essentially be formed by mixing and matching these parts, but the choice of extensions and enders that you can follow-up with from a starter are highly dependent on your screen positioning and the character's air hurtbox and weight. Some of these positioning and character specifics will be covered on this page, but overtime, your knowledge of these things is best learned through first hand experience, with the end goal being that you should be able to adlib these combos on the fly. Anji's primary launcher, FB Rin, deserves a bit more coverage with its own section below this with the "Standard Metered BnB Structure", but this section will provide a brief overview of each part below.

Starters: Launchers and Anti-Airs

A list of launchers that will put grounded opponents into a juggle state.

These moves:	Lead to:	Positioning	Notes
[Gatlings (usually into 5H) > 236H -> D] or [raw 236H -> D]	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any, but it can cause a side switch in the corner	The standard BnB starter. Please see the "Standard Metered BnB Structure" section for more details.
Gatlings > 2D > 236S -> D	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	Standard non-heavyweight BnB that does not work on heavyweights (AB, JO, OS, PO, RO). Please see the "Standard Metered BnB Structure" section for more details.
5D > Impossible Dust	Any extension or ender	Any	There are several impossible dust inputs that Anji can use, with the untechable time allowing for Anji to follow-up with almost anything.
214P	Any extension or ender except 236H and its follow-ups	Any	P Kai launches the opponent and provides a hard knockdown, giving you enough time to pick up with a juggle, but not enough to land a 236H.
214K	Any extension or ender except 236H and its follow-ups (can combo into 236H on air hit or counter hit)	Any	Similar to P Kai. On counter hit and air hit however, K Kai provides a much higher ground bounce, allowing you to link 236H.
Nagiha FRC/RC	Any extension or ender off RC. FRC follow-ups usually only a 5H knockdown, air combo, or 236S extensions in the corner.	Any	An important RC/FRC point for keeping up pressure safely after Fuujin, that also launches the opponent on hit, allowing for any juggle after.
FB Rin	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	Sometimes raw FB Rin can be landed on an opponent either as an anti-air or as an overhead, allowing for a juggle.
TK j.214P RC	Midscreen, only 236H and its follow-ups, and any extension or ender in the corner	Any	An extremely fast overhead that launches the opponent far away midscreen, only allowing for a H Fuujin to be linked afterwards. In the corner, you can follow-up with anything.
Gatlings (usually into 5H) > [236H -> K] or raw [236H -> K]	A link to 2P/5P/5K/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or sometimes 236S extensions, though midscreen follow-ups are highly character specific	Any except deep in the corner	How to combo from H Fuujin meterlessly #1: When close to the corner, the wallbounce off the corner can give you enough time to link a normal after doing the K Hop follow-up. It helps if you hit with the tip of the H Fuujin to get this link. When midscreen, it is also possible to link normals after a K Hop off the invisble wall provided that you are also hitting with the tip of the H Fuujin.
[Gatlings (usually into 5H) > 236H with no follow-up] or [raw 236H with no follow-up]	A link to 2P/5P/5K/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or sometimes 236S extensions, though midscreen follow-ups are highly character specific	Near the corner (and in the corner for lightweights)	How to combo from H Fuujin meterlessly #2: It is possible to link normals off an H Fuujin without a follow-up. Usually this involves doing an H Fuujin that starts just outside the view of the corner, and then when the H Fuujin hits, the screen shifts to bring the corner into view and the opponent will bounce off the corner earlier than if they were to bounce off the invisible wall midscreen, giving you enough time to link a normal. For these combos it helps to have a bit of dash momentum during the combo, as it provides a bit of leniency for the subsequent linked normal, but it is not required. On some lightweight characters, there is a bit more leniency in that it is possible to link normals after a raw H Fuujin deeper in the corner since they are juggled higher.
Gatlings (usually into 5H) > 236H -> (delay) S (optional FRC)	A link to 2P/5P/5K into potentially into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or 236S extensions, but is highly character specific. With FRC, any extension or ender is possible.	Corner	How to combo from H Fuujin meterlessly #3: When deep in the corner, it is possible to connect Nagiha from the H Fuujin wallbounce in a way where it connects during Nagiha's later active frames, allowing the linking of normals. This is the primary way to combo off H Fuujin in the corner, as FB Rin will usually knock the opponent out of the corner. Optionally, you can spend meter to FRC the Nagiha, opening up more damaging juggles. Nagiha FRC routes can do more damage than FB Rin routes for the same amount of tension, but can be harder to confirm.
CH 236H with no follow-up	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	How to combo from H Fuujin meterlessly #4: A counter hit H Fuujin provides a wallbounce into a hard knockdown, so there is no need to input a follow-up to combo after the wallbounce.
CH H Rin	Midscreen, only 236H and its follow-ups, and extension or ender in the corner	Any	On counter hit, the H Rin provides a ground bounce that sends the opponent flying horizontally. Midscreen this means you can only follow-up with a dashing H Fuujin via 2366H, but in the corner anything is possible.
CH TK j.214P	A link to 5P midscreen, or 2P/5K/5S in the corner into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or 236S extensions	Any	On counter hit, TK Orb launches the opponent extremely high, from which normals can be linked meterlessly.
CH 3P	Any extension or ender when landed up close. At futher ranges midscreen, only 236H and 2366H can be linked	Any	On counter hit, 3P causes a ground bounce. This will usually occur off frame traps or a flashing guard gauge. You can combo into anything at close ranges, but usually will land this at further ranges from gatlings, at which point it is best to confirm into 236H or even 2366H.
CH 3K	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	On counter hit, 3K causes a wallbounce with a lot of time to follow-up. Usually used to punish throw attempts.
CH Nagiha	A link to 5P/5K/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or 236S extensions	Any	On counter hit, Nagiha can be linked to normals without meter, but usually requires you to be pretty close to the opponent.
CH final hit of Sou	Wall Splat that can be followed with any extension or ender depending on positioning and height	Corner	You will probably never experience this much, but the final hit of Sou can cause a wall splat on counter hit. Off a wall splat, the opponent must be hit before they fall to the floor. At further ranges this usually means continuing the combo with 2366H, or linking S into an air combo.

For anti-airs, technically any random air hit would be the start of a juggle point, but some anti-airs provide more untechable time and are easier to confirm into more damaging combos, most of which are listed below:

These moves:	Lead to:	Positioning	Notes
CH 5P	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning. Can even combo into 236H if cancelled directly from 5P	Any	Very rewarding anti-air for how fast it is. Untechable time on counter hit is long enough that you can dash and confirm with more normals.
CH 6P	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	Slower anti-air that will usually be gatling'd into other normals, but on counter hit there is a lot of untechable time to confirm into another combo in case you have not buffered a gatling.
CH 5S	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	Not really used as a traditional anti-air, but it has a lot of untechable time on counter hit in the air, and is good for some match-up specific punishes, such as against Order-Sol's Storm Viper.
Air Throw	Any extension or ender except 236H and its follow-ups	Any	Anji's air throw launches the opponent in the air right beside Anji into a hard knockdown, giving plenty of time to follow-up with a combo.
623D	A link to 5P/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or sometimes 236S extensions	Any	After connecting FB On, it is possible to follow-up by air dashing after and landing and linking either 5P or 5S. It helps to whiff an air normal during the air dash so that you land faster.
CH j.D	Wall Splat that can be followed with any ender or extension depending on positioning and height	Corner	An air-to-air normal with a disjointed hitbox that provides a wall splat on counter hit. Off a wall splat, the opponent must be hit before they fall to the floor. At further ranges this usually means continuing the combo with 2366H, or linking 6S into an air combo.
Kou	A link to 5P/5K/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or 236S extensions	Corner	Midscreen you cannot combo off this autoguard special, but in the corner it's possible to link normals.

Combo Extensions

Your primary combo extensions can be split into three categories: H Fuujin and it's follow-ups, S Fuujin and it's follow-ups, and the character specific early On extensions.

These moves:	Lead to:	Positioning	Notes
236H -> K	A link to 2P/5P/5K/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or sometimes 236S extensions	Any except deep in the corner	This forms the core of Anji's standard BnB. Please see the "Standard Metered BnB Structure" section for more details.
236H with no follow-up	A link to 2P/5P/5K/5S into 5H knockdown, air combo, 623H, or sometimes 236S extensions, though midscreen follow-ups are highly character specific	Corner	When doing H Fuujin near the corner off an air hit, the corner wallbounce can bounce the opponent at a higher height, allowing the linking of normals after. When deep in the corner, this wallbounce will cause a side switch, which is actually ideal for landing an On afterwards to knock the opponent back in the corner. This is a core extension for Anji's corner combos.
236H -> D	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any, but it can cause a side switch in the corner	Can be looped as a way to dump meter and get further corner carry.
5P/5S or 6P/2H/6H in the corner > 236S (-> K)	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Corner	S Fuujin in the corner off a juggle causes a sliding state, and the K Hop allows for Anji to pick up the opponent OTG from the sliding state. This is a core part of Anji's infamouS Fuujin loop.
5P/5S or 6P/2H/6H in the corner > 236S -> D	Any extension or ender, depending on positioning	Any	Can be looped in the corner as a way to meter dump and end the round.
5P/5S > 623H > early On extension	Character specific follow-ups	Any	On most characters, it is possible to link normals or specials after On to extend the combo, but the follow-ups required are highly specific. Usually it requires On to be connected at around 5 hits or less on midweight and heavyweight characters, and on lightweights up to 8 hits. Please see the "Early On Extensions" section under the "Combo List" section for a list of these extensions. These are an important source of damage on lightweights (ignoring JU), CH, and FA in particular.

Enders: Knockdowns or Air Combo

To end your combo, you usually have a choice between an air combo and a knockdown. The air combo will be covered in more detail under the "Air Combo Structure" section.

Here are a list of your standard knockdowns off juggles.

Juggle Knockdown	Positioning	Notes
5P or 5S or 2H in the corner > 5H	Any	The easiest knockdown to land and also the least damaging. For shorter combos, 5H can late cancelled into Shitsu for a meaty Butterfly. The longer the combo however, the more pushback is given by the 5H, so you will have to cancel into Shitsu earlier to get good Shitsu okizeme after longer combos. Landing the 5H usually requires the opponent be at a lower height. The 5S does more damage than 5P, but the 5P is faster and easier to connect, and off some juggles in the corner with more untechable time, you can also land 2H before the 5H for more damage.
5P or 5S > 623H	Any	Provides a higher damage knockdown with perfect spacing for Shitsu okizeme, but causes a side switch which can sometimes mean you will lose corner positioning. Landing the On requires the opponent to be at a higher height than landing the 5H knockdown. On specifically AB, BA, DI, ED, KY, RO, and VE, there is slightly less leniency on the positioning required to land On, with KY and RO being the most difficult. The 5S does more damage and is usually gatling'd from 5K to get the right height for the On to hit, but the 5P is faster and can connect into On at higher heights.
236H -> H	Any	Usually used as a way to get corner carry and into a knockdown in the corner. Getting the H Rin to work can be unstable on characters with smaller air hurtboxes when further from the corner. Please see the "Stabilizing FB and H Rin" section for more details on how to stabilize this ender.
236S -> S	Corner	Primarily used in the corner as a high damage ender that provides good spacing for Shitsu okizeme.
236H -> delay S	Corner	Primarily used as a way to get knockdown in case the corner wallbounce from the H Fuujin is too low to link normals after.
Air Combo ending in low height j.214P	Near corner	Some air combos in the corner can end with a low height Orb, which provides enough untechable time to provide a knockdown. The height requirement is usually lower for lightweight characters as they tend to bounce higher after getting hit by the Orb. For more details, please look at the "Air Combo Theory" section.
Air Combo ending in low height j.H	Near corner	Some combos can be ended with a low to the ground j.H, which provides a knockdown that is perfect for Shitsu okizeme. This usually happens off some character specific super jump combos. For more details, please look at the "Air Combo Theory" section.
Air Combo ending in low height j.D	Near corner	When j.D is done low enough to the ground, there is enough untechable time to provide a knockdown. Commonly done by linking a falling j.D after a meaty Orb.

Should I end with a Knockdown or Air Combo?

This question is assuming you are in a situation where you are unable to confirm into one of the air combos that happens to knockdown. Here are the situations where you should consider going for an air combo:

In some situations the opponent will not be at the right height or distance to land both 5H or On, so you are by default better off going for an air combo.
When the opponent's guard gauge is high it might be worth going for an air combo as knocking down the opponent early will mean you've lost potential damage.
When you need to close the round out you should go for an air combo.
When you simply want the extra damage and don't mind sacrificing your okizeme and returning to neutral.

For the air combo that ends with a low height Orb specifically, it may seem like a no brainer to always go for this combo since it provides both damage and a knockdown, but there is a trade off in that the Orb knockdown can leave you very close to the opponent, and the subsequent Shitsu may not be very reversal safe. In the end, you may want to go for a different combo if you wish for safer okizeme. This a choice and risk assessment that you have to make based on the opponent and character you're playing against.

Standard Metered BnB Structure

The standard structure for Anji's standard BnB with 25% tension is:

Starter: Launcher into FB Rin
Extension: H Fuujin extension into K Hop midscreen, or no follow-up in the corner
Ender: Normals into On

On average, this will do around 170-180 damage and provides good Shitsu okizeme. FB Rin's ground bounce is an excellent stabilizer that makes it easy to confirm off random hits. This combo structure is stable enough that you will rarely need much else combo wise.

It's easiest to break down this combo and its variants by looking at three positions: Midscreen (Far from the Corner), Midscreen to Corner, and Corner.

Midscreen (Far from the Corner)

Midscreen, when far from the corner, the BnB looks like this:

(Gatlings > 5H) > 236H -> D > 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H

This combo works on the whole cast, but requires adjustments based on the weight and air hurtbox of the character you're performing it on. The trickiest part of the combo is linking the H Fuujin after FB Rin. When landing the H Fuujin point blank, such as off a reversal Fuujin or via a dashing confirm where the dash momentum reduces pushback, you should input the FB Rin as soon as possible, with no delay. Outside of this point blank range, usually you will need to add a delay before the FB Rin to allow the wallbounce to bounce the opponent closer before being hit by the FB Rin. For a more in depth explanation, please refer to below to the "Stabilizing FB and H Rin" section. The ideal situation is to have the FB Rin hit while the opponent close to you. When this happens the subsequent H Fuujin is usually quite easy to link. However, if the FB Rin connects when the opponent is at a further distance, you may have to input a dash before the subsequent H Fuujin to allow it to link off the ground bounce.

This dash input is most commonly input as 2366H instead of 66 > 236H, because a buffered dash during the end of the H Fuujin input will avoid a potential accidental On input that the latter input can cause. Technically though, it is possible to input the dashing H Fuujin by doing 66 > 5 > 236H. As long as you return to neutral, an accidental On will not occur.

If the FB Rin is not hit close enough, or if the H Fuujin link after the FB Rin hits the opponent at the incorrect height, it is possible to land the H Fuujin after the FB Rin in a way where the wallbounce does not allow you to perfectly link the 5P > 623H afterwards. At this point you will need to adjust the combo to use a different ender.

Some common adjustments are:

If the opponent is too low after the K Hop, you can adjust by comboing into 5P > 5H
On some characters, if they are low after the K Hop, you may be able to pick up with 5K > 5S > 623H or 5K > 5S > 5H or 5K > 5S > Air Combo if the 623H will not connect after the 5S
On lightweights, it is common to have the opponent be too high after the K Hop to connect 623H after 5P, in which case you will need to go for an air combo after the 5P, or you can stabilize with 236(6)H -> H instead of the K Hop follow-up for a knockdown
If the opponent is too far to link an H Fuujin, you will need to stop the combo short and let the FB Rin provide a hard knockdown for okizeme
In some situations, adjusting by going into an air combo instead of On can often be the optimal choice if it also happens to provide a knockdown
If ultimately unsure of how to follow-up after the FB Rin, you can forgo the H Fuujin link and fall back on the combos in the "Basic Metered Route" section

Being able to make these adjustments on the fly is a core part of Anji's combo routing, and will come with experience.

Midscreen 2D Variant

A BnB variation using a gatling into 2D that does not work on heavyweights is:

Gatlings > 2D > 236S -> D > 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H

This does less damage than the previous combo, but is an important variation for confirming off 5P, 2K, and 2S. When confirming into this combo at close range, usually no dash is needed before the H Fuujin follow-up. However, if done at max range, it can be harder to follow-up and usually requires a dashing H Fuujin input. On BA, IN, JA, and KL, the FB Rin will actually whiff when confirming from a max distance 2D.

Midscreen To Corner

When near the corner, the same combos above apply, but the wallbounce from the H Fuujin after the FB Rin will usually occur earlier as it happens by bouncing off the corner instead of the invisible wall. If the wallbounce happens at the right height, it may still be possible to confirm into K Hop > 5P > 623H, with the K Hop causing a side switch after the wallbounce, and the subsequent On knocking down the opponent back in the corner. However, sometimes the opponent may not bounce at the right height to allow for this, in which case here are some common adjustments that can be made:

If the opponent is low after a K Hop, you can sometimes pick up with 5K > 5S > 5H or 623H
If the opponent is even lower after the K Hop, you can sometimes pick up with 2PxN > 5P > 5H or 623H
Sometimes there is no time to throw a K Hop in, in which case you may be able to forgo the follow-up and try to link a 2P, 5P, 5K or even a 5S into an ender of choice after the H Fuujin recovery. If you wish to keep the corner, usually this means going into an air combo or 5H as connecting a 623H knock them back midscreen.
Sometimes the opponent is too low after the wallbounce to pick up with any normal, in which case you can salvage the combo by ending with a Nagiha knockdown via 236(6)H -> delay S.
If unsure of how to pick-up after the H Fuujin corner wallbounce, and if the wall bounce is high enough, a safe route to fall back on is ending with 236(6)H -> H

Corner

It is recommended not to combo into 236H -> D when deep in the corner, as the FB Rin will cause a side switch that bounces the opponent far away from the corner. On heavyweights, you will be most likely be getting your corner damage from Fuujin loops or Nagiha FRC combos. The exception to this rule is RO and PO, who do not get side switched by a deep corner FB Rin.

For non-heavyweights, the standard corner BnB is:

Gatlings > 2D > 236S -> D > 236(6)H > (wallbounce out of the corner) 5K > 5S > 623H (knocks down opponent back in the corner)

The more hits you add before the 2D, the more pushback you get later in the combo, so the final 623H can be hard to land if you do not do everything extremely fast. This is especially noticeable with BA and DI.

When comparing this combo with Fuujin loops, this standard BnB actually tends to do more damage than basic Fuujin loops on most of the cast. For the characters where the Fuujin loop does more damage, it usually involves 3S cancels or an On that knocks the opponent out of the corner. It is important to understand that Fuujin loops are a routing choice for positioning, meter gain, and stability, rather than damage for most characters.

You do not need FB Rin near the Corner

When near the corner, it is also possible to combo off the H Fuujin corner wallbounce meterlessly without using FB Rin. The combo structure looks like:

(Gatlings > 5H) > 236H -> K > [2P > (2P) > 5P] or [5K > 5S] > 623H
(Gatlings > 5H) > 236H (no follow-up) > (5K) > 5S > (6S) > Air Combo

The first combo works best when hitting with the tip of the H Fuujin to link normals after the K Hop. The second combo usually requires you to hit with the H Fuujin slightly outside of view of the corner, at which point the screen camera will shift after the H Fuujin to bring the corner into view and allow for the wallbounce, at which point you should be able to link a normal afterwards. The second combo is easier if there is some dash momentum from the initial confirm as it provides a bit of leniency for the subsequent linked normal, but it is not required.

Both of these meterless variants require a good understanding of positioning, and do not need to be implemented in your game early on. When in doubt, it is probably better to spend meter on the FB Rin.

Stabilizing FB and H Rin

Landing the FB Rin specials off the H Fuujin requires an understanding of how the H Fuujin wallbounce works, as usually a delayed input needs to be done to allow the FB Rin specials to connect properly after the wallbounce.

236H -> H can feel unstable depending on the length of the combo and your positioning, as the combo absolutely needs H Fuujin's wallbounce to allow the H Rin to connect properly. If the characters air hurtbox is small, it can be more difficult to land.

236H -> D is far easier to land due to FB Rin's faster start-up. However, how close the opponent is to you when you land the FB Rin determines how easy it is to follow-up the ground bounce with another H Fuujin. If the opponent bounces off the wall but is hit too early with the very edge of the FB Rin, the opponent may be too far away to connect another H Fuujin.

For both follow-ups, there are two variables to be cognizant of: H Fuujin depth and screen positioning.

For screen positioning there are three to consider:

Corner
Midscreen
Back to corner

For H Fuujin depth there are also three to consider:

"Deep" i.e. when H Fuujin hits the opponent up close or point blank, such as off a reversal H Fuujin, or a dashing confirm where the dash momentum prevents pushback
"Tip" i.e. when H Fuujin hits the opponent at the very tip of its hitbox
"In-Between" i.e. the nebulous distance in-between a deep H Fuujin and one that hits at its tip

Position	H Fuujin Depth	H Rin Stabilization	FB Rin > H Fuujin Stabilization	Notes
Corner	Any depth	No delay H Rin	No delay FB Rin	Landing both H Rin and FB Rin is usually trivial near the corner, as H Fuujin's wallbounce will occur off the corner rather quickly. No delays need to be added before the H or FB Rin usually, and they tend to work regardless of the depth at which the opponent hit with by H Fuujin. Only exception would be in the case of heavyweight characters who end up wallbouncing too low to the ground to be hit by both Rins.
Midscreen	Deep	Impossible to land	No delay FB Rin, and usually no dashing H Fuujin needed	A "deep" depth will have the H Rin whiff, as there's not enough time for the opponent to reach the invisible wall for the wallbounce. For FB Rin, a "deep" H Fuujin requires no delay, as the FB Rin can come out fast enough to ground bounce the opponent before they even need to reach the invisible wall, and usually requires no dashing H Fuujin input to connect the subsequent H Fuujin.
Midscreen	Tip	Add delay H Rin, most stable	Delay FB Rin, and usually dashing H Fuujin needed	The H Rin should be delayed enough to give the opponent enough time to bounce off the wall, but not too late so that the opponent will tech before being hit by the H Rin. The "tip" of H Fuujin will have the opponent reach the wall faster, allowing you to connect the H Rin easily. For FB Rin, a delay should be added so that the opponent wallbounces closer to you, allowing the connection of a follow-up easily.
Midscreen	In-Between	Add delay H Rin, most stable	No delay FB Rin is possible with some characters, but delay is a safe bet, with dashing H Fuujin after	The trickiest to time the H Rin delay, as they will take longer to reach the invisible wall for the wallbounce, but you want to aim for the H Rin to hit the opponent immediately after the wallbounce before they are able to tech. For FB Rin, it is probably safer to still go for a delay.
Back to corner	Deep	Impossible to land	No delay FB Rin, and usually no dashing H Fuujin needed	For FB Rin, same as before, a "deep" H Fuujin is not reliant on a wallbounce, and requires no delay on the FB Rin to connect another H Fuujin. H Rin needs the wallbounce and will not connect as a result of the far invisible wall.
Back to corner	Tip	Add delay H Rin, but extremely unstable on some characters	Delay FB Rin, and usually dashing H Fuujin needed	The invisible wall is much further away with your back to the corner, thus it is most stable to hit with the tip of the H Fuujin from this position. On some characters with smaller air hurtboxes, it is really hard to land the H Rin regardless of what depth you hit the H Fuujin with, such as SO. For FB Rin, you will need to probably add a slightly longer delay to allow the wallbounce to occur.
Back to corner	In-Between	Add delay H Rin, but extremely unstable on some characters	No delay or add delay depending on character, with dashing H Fuujin after	The most unstable position for both follow-ups. You will need to try and judge on the fly what is possible.

How do I always hit with the H Fuujin tip?

Given that landing both H Rin and FB Rin is more stable when hitting with the tip of H Fuujin, it is possible to stabilize off a grounded confirm by achieving as much pushback as possible prior to the H Fuujin. This can be achieved in the following ways:

Adding more gatlings before the H Fuujin
Adding delays between the gatlings with late cancels
Late canceling from 5H into H Fuujin
Adding 3S cancels, either via [5H > 3Sc > 5S] or [5S > 3Sc > 5S]

Air Combo Structure

Anji's air combos take advantage of Anji's unique super jump arc for damage. Normal jump combos are generally reserved for air-to-air confirms, so the majority of this section will primarily cover super jump combos. Super jump combos can be split into Jump Install combos and combos without Jump Install. Midscreen, you generally want to go for Jump Install combos when you can for damage. Near the corner, you have many more options.

Jump Install Combo Structure

Anji's super jump combos often utilize a jump install to get a double jump for more damage.

First, let's look at the three primary ways to start a Jump Install combo:

5S > [7/8/9] > 6S > SJC9
5K > [7/8/9] > 5S > SJC9
5P > [7/8/9] > SJC9

The last 5P jump install is an advanced technique that is not necessary to master early on, but allows for slightly higher damage output off random 5P anti-airs or links. The input must be done really fast, with the initial jump install input done during the initial hitstop of the 5P before it is technically jump cancellable. Effectively the input works out to be something like 5P > 819. Technically the same input can be applied to Anji's other jump cancellable normals, but it's mostly used with 5P due to the fact that it cannot gatling into anything else before an air combo.

Next, the basic jump install combo structure is:

Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9 > Ending sequence that changes depending on screen position

The initial j.S > j.P > j.S can be replaced with j.K > j.S if they're too high or j.S > j.P > j.K > j.S on midweights and heavyweights if they're too low.

Ending sequences will be elaborated on below.

Midscreen Jump Install Combo

Midscreen, your combo routing choice is generally limited to these two ending sequences:

Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > j.D which is universal and stable
Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9 > j.K > j.S > j.H > j.D which does more damage but does not work on AB, KL, JO, or MA.

(Near) Corner and Momentum Preservation

When near the corner, off a jump install you either want to try to combo into Orb, or you can go for a character specific falling j.H combo. Both of these combos require you to utilize "Momentum Preservation" during your double jump, as without them, the final Orb and final j.H would whiff due to pushback.

Momentum preservation requires inputting the double jump WITH a j.P together during the hitstop of the last jS. Doing this will have the double jump continue in the super jump trajectory, whereas, without use of the momentum preservation, Anji would jump up forward as if it were a normal double jump and would be affected more by pushback from air gatlings. The input for a momentum preservation double jump will be denoted below as: DJC9+j.P

Jump Install Orb Combo

The basic jump install Orb combo near the corner (and midscreen on JO):

Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9+j.P > j.S > j.D > j.214P > (Optional linking of j.K or j.S after the Orb for more damage)

There are some more ways to to add more gatlings in the combo depending on the character (see the "Kai/Launcher Combos" section under the "Combo List" section below). It helps to delay the Orb input if you are not yet in the corner, as the delay will allow Anji to be closer to the wall from the momentum of the super jump, otherwise the Orb might whiff. You can also spend 50 Tension to RC the final Orb and connect a On after the Orb ground bounce to get a knockdown from the combo.

Jump install Orb combos will usually do the most damage out of all your air combo routes, especially if you decide to link normals after the Orb.

Jump Install falling j.H Combo

On BR, FA, SL, ZA, and JU it is possible to do the following combo near the corner:

Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9+j.P > j.S > j.H > (delay) j.D , (delay) falling j.H (BR requires j.K > j.S > DJC9+j.P)

The j.H linked at the end after the j.D will knockdown the opponent and push Anji back far enough to set-up perfect spacing for Shitsu okizeme. It does less damage than the Orb route above, but the okizeme spacing is so much better that this is usually the preferred routing choice for the characters it works on. At higher combo counts, hitstun deterioration may cause the opponent to tech, so this combo works best at lower combo counts with the delays incorporated to get the j.H low enough to provide a knockdown.

Non-Jump Install Orb Combo

The standard non-jump install super jump combo is usually done near the corner as:

Starter > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D > j.214P

This works on every character except JO. On MA, it requires you start the combo slightly outside the corner, as the combo is quite difficult and unstable on MA directly in the corner.

This is a high damage combo that requires a good judgement of spacing and knowledge of character hurtboxes. Even seasoned Anji players are known to drop this combo. The delay after j.K is usually required in order to get the opponent at the right height to connect the remaining gatlings. On most characters the timing is lenient, but on CH, ED, KY, RO, and TE, this combo is somewhat unstable due to how strict the delay and height requirements are. On KY, ED, and TE in particular, it is possible to replace the combo with the more stable j.S > j.P > j.S > j.H > j.D > j.214P for slightly less damage. On CH, the combo should probably be avoided as it requires very strict frame perfect delays.

Why should you go for this combo over the jump install combos? The primary reason is it can provide a knockdown. When done low enough to the ground, the Orb provides enough untechable time to achieve a knockdown. This knockdown is unstable on lightweight characters, as they tend to bounce higher from the Orb, and a delay usually needs to be added in between the j.H and j.D to achieve a lower height. Even if the knockdown is unstable though, the damage is high enough that it may be worth going for the combo regardless, as the damage is usually less than 10 points off of corresponding jump install combos. They will also tech at a lower height than if they were to tech from a jump install combo, which makes it harder for the opponent to escape the corner, and can lead to tech traps at the right height.

There is a trade off when using the Orb for knockdown. The Orb knockdown can leave you very close to the opponent, and the subsequent Shitsu okizeme may not be very reversal safe. It helps to try to hit with the Orb's upper hitbox during it's later active frames, i.e. hitting with a "meaty" Orb, allowing you to recover faster after the knockdown and giving you a bit more frame advantage. If you score a knockdown with a meaty Orb, it is actually possible to forgo the Shitsu okizeme and go for a safe jump instead on some characters, such as SO, by simply holding up forward and doing a low height air normal.

If you want a better knockdown, it is possible to RC the Orb, and extend the combo with a delayed 236H (wall bounce occurs) > 5K > 5S > 623H. The On will knock the opponent back in the corner with better Shitsu okizeme spacing.

Non-Jump Install falling j.H Combo

Similar to the previous jump install combos, on a few characters it is possible to replace the Orb of the above combo with a linked falling j.H after the j.D in this combo:

Starter > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D , falling j.H

This provides perfect spacing for Shitsu okizeme and is the preferred combo routing choice for those characters. The combo is most practical on BR, FA, SL, ZA, and JU. It also works on AX, BA, KY, and RO, but the combo is slightly more unstable on these characters. On JO, the combo is stable and possible with the j.H is removed. On MA the combo is also stable and possible when both j.K and j.H are removed.

Why should you go for this combo over the corresponding jump install combo? This combo tends to be more stable at higher combo counts and is generally easier to land. When in doubt about stability of the Jump Install combo, it is never a bad idea to default to this combo instead.

Midscreen Non-Jump Install Combos

In some situations midscreen, you may not have access to a jump install available before going into an air combo. This is common off 5P as the jump install input is fairly difficult. These are also common as a combo that is performed after an On as a way to finish a round. After an On, it is possible to immediately super jump and perform an air combo afterwards, but no jump install will be available since you are going immediately into the air combo without jump cancelling from a ground normal.

The standard combo structures midscreen with no jump installs are:

Starter > SJC9 > (j.K or j.S) > (j.P) > j.K > j.S > j.D (RC > airdash > Gatlings > j.D > j.214P near corner)
Starter > SJC9 > j.K > j.S > j.H (RC > j.S ▷ 5P > 623H)
Starter > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D (RC > airdash > Gatlings > j.D > j.214P near corner)

The first combo is relatively universal, and it's possible to RC the j.D and airdash afterwards to continue the combo and land another j.D into Orb if you reach the corner.

The second combo doesn't knock down after the j.H, but can lead to a tech trap. It is possible to spend meter for a knockdown by RCing the j.H into a falling j.S which can link to an On, but it is quite difficult.

The third combo is the standard delayed gatling string used in the corner Orb combo that doesn't work on JO. It can be RC'd as well into an airdash extension, but on some characters the j.D is likely to hit the opponent with the back of its hitbox and causes a side switch knocking the opponent the opposite direction.

Combo List

Far From Corner Combos

Far From Corner Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
(Gatlings > 5H) > 236H -> (delay) D > 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H	Far from Corner	185 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 5H	25	All	Medium	Anji's standard BnB. Works on the entire cast, but is most unstable on AB. When doing H Fuujin point blank, the FB Rin should be performed immediately. If the H Fuujin is not point blank, a delayed FB Rin is usually needed followed by a dashing H Fuujin on most characters. Lightweights are sometimes bounced too high for the On to connect, so delays need to be made in a way where they are not too high after the second wall bounce.	-
(Gatlings > 2D) > 23SH -> D > 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H	Far from Corner	173 (SO) with 2S > 5H	25	All except AB, JO, OS, PO, RO	Medium	Standard BnB on Midweights and Lightweights off 2D. Important for confirming off 5P, 2K, and 2S. Usually requires no dashing H Fuujin up close, but requires one at max range. On BA, IN, JA, and KL, the FB Rin will whiff at max range.	-
TK j.214P RC > 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Far from Corner	153 (SO)	50	All	Easy	Standard midscreen combo off TK Orb overhead.	https://youtu.be/rDKLLOPpH4s
CH 3P > 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Far from Corner	136 (SO)	0	All	Easy	Standard midscreen combo off a spaced counter hit 3P. Useful in frame traps or off a flashing guard bar. Dashing input may be needed at max range.	-

Midscreen to Corner Combos

Midscreen to Corner Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
(Gatlings > 5H) > 236H -> D > 236(6)H -> K > [5P] or [5K > 5S > (6S)] > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D > j.214P	Midscreen to Corner	194 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 5H starting and 5P after K Hop	25	All except JO	Hard	Corner carry into standard Orb super jump combo. Can be difficult to get a knockdown if height is too high.	-
(Gatlings > 5H) > 236H -> D > 236(6)H -> K > [5P] or [5K > 5S > (6S)] > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D , j.H	Midscreen to Corner	195 (FA) with 5K > 5S > 5H starting and 5K > 5S after K Hop	25	FA, JU, SL, ZA	Hard	Corner carry into a falling j.H that provides perfect spacing for Shitsu okizeme in the corner. Very practical for the characters it works on.	-

Corner Combos

Corner Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
(Gatlings > 2D) > 236S -> D > 236H > 5K > 5S > 623H	Corner	169 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 2D	25	All except AB, JO, OS, PO, RO	Easy	Standard corner BnB that provides good corner Shitsu okizeme.	-
(Gatlings > 2D) > 236S -> D > 236H > 5K > 5S > 623H ▷ 236S -> S	Corner	178 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 2D	25	AX, ED, FA, KY, SL, SO, TE, VE, ZA	Easy	On some midweights characters it is possible to add a S Fuujin into Nagiha at the end of the combo and still get a knockdown. Just make sure that the combo count is not at 11 when landing the Nagiha, as they will tech. At 10 hits or lower, there is enough untechable time to cause a knockdown from the Nagiha. At 12 hits and higher, the higher gravity compensates for hitstun deterioration and causes a knockdown.	-
Gatlings > 5H > 236H -> (delay) S > 5P > 5H	Corner	145 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 5H	0	All	Medium	Standard knockdown off a delayed Nagiha link in the corner. Universal, but on AB, AN, DI, JA, JO, MI, and VE, the link requires Anji to be deep in the corner. On lightweights, the Nagiha can be done as soon as possible, but on midweights and heavyweights, a delay is needed.	-
Gatlings > 5H > 236H -> (delay) S FRC > (dash) > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D > j.214P	Corner	204 (SO) with 5K > 5S > 5H	25	All except JO, MA	Hard	Can be difficult to get a knockdown if height is too high.	-

Kai/Launcher Combos

This is a list of combos off Kai, ignoring Fuujin loops and On loops as these are best covered in their own sections. Although Kai is the chosen starter, it is safe to assume that these same combos can be performed off any launcher, such as Anti-Air CH 5P/6P/5S, raw FB Rin, CH H Rin/TK j.214P in the corner, etc. These are also perfect combos to go for off a Burst punish. The exception would be air throws, as the air throw combos are affected by higher hit stun deterioration, so air throw combos will be listed separately. Please see the "Starters: Launchers and Anti-Airs" section in the "Combo Theory" section for a full list.

For super jump air combos, j.S > j.P > j.S can be replaced with j.K > j.S if the opponent is higher, or j.S > j.P > j.K > j.S on midweights and heavyweights if the opponent is lower.

Kai/Launcher Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
214P or another launcher > 5S JI > 6S > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > j.D	Any	148 (SO) with 214P	0	All	Easy	Universal jump install combo off Kai midscreen when you are not near the corner.	https://youtu.be/A3nw4OAWFvk
214P or another launcher > 5S JI > 6S > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9 > j.K > j.S > j.H > j.D	Any	153 (SO) with 214P	0	All except AB, JO, KL, MA	Easy - Hard	A slightly higher damage midscreen jump install combo off Kai, but can be difficult on a few characters such as BA and ED.	-
214P or another launcher > dash > 5K > 5S > 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Any	112 (SO) with 214P	0	All, but not practical with 214P/214K on some characters, see notes	Easy - Very Hard	Off 214P, comboing into the On is not very practical on AB, JO, KY, RO, and requires the P Kai to hit as close as possible on BA and DI. If using 214K as a launcher, going for this combo is not practical on KY, RO and JO. It is possible to increase the damage off this confirm with some extensions after the On, and for more details please see the "Early On Extensions" list below.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > (delay) j.D > j.214P	Near Corner	156 (SO) with 214P	0	All except JO. Only possible on MA from midscreen to corner. RO requires a 5K before 5S	Medium - Very Hard	The standard super jump combo when near the corner that can provide a knockdown if the Orb is hit at a low enough height. On lightweights this can be difficult and a delay may need to be added between j.H and j.D to achieve the height. The combo is most difficult to land on CH, ED, KY, RO, and TE and perhaps should be avoided in favor of other routes. CH in particular requires multiple frame perfect delays. This combo can lead to a safe jump if the Orb hits meaty on some characters, such as SO. Simply hold up forward after the Orb and do a low to the ground air normal.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D > j.214P RC ▷ delay 236H > [5P] or [5K > 5S] > 623H	Near Corner	194 (SO) with 214P and 5K > 5S after the RC	50	All except JO. Only possible on MA from midscreen to corner. RO requires a 5K before 5S	Medium - Very Hard	RC extension of the above combo to get a better knockdown in the corner with On.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D , j.H	Near Corner	150 (FA) with 214P	0	AX, BA, KY, JU, FA, RO (requires a 5K before 5S), SL, ZA	Medium - Very Hard	Very practical on JU, FA, SL, and ZA. The falling j.H link provides ideal corner Shitsu okizeme.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > (delay) j.D , j.H	Near Corner	138 (FA) with 214P	0	AX, BA, KY, JO, JU, FA, RO, SL, ZA	Medium	Easier combo than the above combo, but most practical on JO as the above combo does not work on JO.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K or j.S > (delay) j.D , j.H	Near Corner	140 (MA) with 214P	0	BR, JU, FA, MA, SL, ZA	Medium	A version of the falling j.H combo that also works on MA.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S JI > 6S > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9+j.P > j.S > j.D > (delay) j.214P > (j.K or j.S or RC ▷ 623H)	Midscreen to Corner	153 (SO) with 214P ending with j.214P, 159 (SO) ending with j.S, 169 (SO) ending with 623H	0	All	Medium	Standard jump install Orb combo that works only near the corner, except with JO where it can work midscreen. There is enough untechable time from Orb, as it tends to hit meaty, to link a normal afterwards for some extra damage.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S JI > 6S > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9+j.P > j.S > j.H > j.D > (delay) j.214P (RC ▷ 623H)	Midscreen to Corner	157 (SO) with 214P ending with j.214P, 170 (SO) ending with 623H	0	AX, BR, DI, FA, IN, JA, JU, KL, MI, OS, SL, SO, VE, ZA	Medium	No meaty Orb can be achieved with this combo, so technically the standard Orb combo above does more damage if linking a normal after the Orb. However, if you choose to RC the Orb for a knockdown into On, this combo does more damage.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S JI > 6S > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.S > DJC9+j.P > j.S > delay j.H > delay j.D , delay j.H	Midscreen to Corner	155 (FA) with 214P	0	JU, FA, SL, ZA, and BR if j.S > j.P > j.S is replaced with j.K > j.S	Hard	Jump install version of the falling j.H combo. Very practical for corner carry. Requires delays to get the final j.H low enough to knock down, otherwise it may be possible to tech.	-
214P or another launcher > 5S > 6S > SJC9 > j.K > delay j.S > j.H > delay j.D , j.K or j.S ▷ (microdash 66 for DI, IN, VE) > 5P > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D > j.214P	Near the Corner	178 (SO) with 214P	0	AN, AX, DI, FA, IN, JU, KL, MI, OS, PO, SL, SO, VE, ZA	Hard - Very Hard	A very difficult rejump combo that is most practical on AN, JU, OS, PO, SL, SO, and ZA. The 5S should hit at a low height, with slight delays between the initial j.K to j.S and j.H to j.D. The remaining characters are not very practical due to instability. The microdash variants in particular are 1-2 frame links that require multiple specific delays. While difficult, it is most likely optimal in terms of highest meterless damage.	https://youtu.be/ddU7c8lK4R4

Early On Extensions

Examples of character specific extensions after an early On. On midweights, you should attempt this when the combo count is around 5 hits after landing the On. On lightweights, the combo count can go up to 8 hits. This will not cover On loops as these will be covered in another section.

Early On Extensions
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
(Starter) > 623H ▷ dash > 5P > 5H	Any	132 (SO) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start	0	All except AB, AN, CH, KY, JO, JU, RO, VE	Hard	A simple extension that adds a bit of extra damage after an early On into meaty Shitsu okizeme. Easiest on AX, BR, DI, FA, KL, OS, SL, and SO.	-
(Starter) > 623H ▷ dash > 5S > 5H	Any	141 (SO) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start	0	AX, BA, BR, DI, ED, FA, IN, KL, OS, SL, SO	Hard	Higher damage variation of the above combo, but the 5S link can be tight. Easiest on BR, DI, KL, FA, Os, and SO.	-
(Starter) > 623H ▷ 236H -> delay D > 2366H -> delay H	Any	177 (SO) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start	25	All except AB, ED, JO, JU, OS, PO, VE, RO	Easy - Very Hard	It is possible to link an H Fuujin after an early On, but is particularly tight on midweights. It is most practical and lenient on lightweights (ignoring JU), CH and FA, where it is a very important source of damage and a good use of meter. The H Rin ender allows for full corner carry in case you landed the On in the corner.	-
(Starter) > 623H ▷ 236H -> D > dash > (2H in corner) > 5H	Any	165 (SO) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start and no 2H	25	All except AB, ED, JO, JU, OS, PO, VE, RO	Easy - Very Hard	Slightly more stable and easier version of the above combo. An important BnB on lightweights (ignoring JU), CH and FA that sets up meaty Shitsu okizeme.	-
(Starter) > 623H ▷ 236H -> K > 5P > SJC9 > j.S > j.P > j.K > j.S > j.D > (delay j.214P in corner)	Midscreen	172 (TE) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start	0	AN, AX, TE	Hard	On AN, AX, and TE, it is possible to link a 5P after a H Fuujin link after an early On. This combo technically does more damage than the On loop, but at the cost of no knockdown.	https://youtu.be/pple6DcbUvQ
(Starter) > 623H ▷ dash > 5P > 6K FRC > 623H	Any	156 (SO) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start	25	OS, SL, SO, ZA	Hard	Invented by former Anji player Hae, this combo is known as the "Hae Special". This FRC combo is most practical on SO and OS as the meterless On loop does not work on them. It is good for gaining the corner again in case you land an On in the corner. In other positions, it may be better to spend the meter on H Fuujin > FB Rin instead.	-
(Starter) > 623H ▷ dash > 2D > 236S -> S	Corner	149 (SO) with 214P > dash > 5K > 5S start	0	All except AB, AX, BA, DI, FA, JO, MI	Medium	In the corner, it is possible to link an additional 2D before the S Fuujin into Nagiha knockdown from an On.	-

5D Combos

5D combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
5D > JC > j.D > j.D > j.S > j.P > j.S > j.P > j.S > j.P > j.S > j.D	Any	127 (SO)	All	Easy	Simple midscreen dust combo.	https://youtu.be/tlStvR7994o
5D > JC > FD > j.H ▷ 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Any	90 (SO)	All	Very Easy	Easy Impossible Dust combo utilizing an FD flicker.	-
5D > JC > DJC9 > j.H ▷ 5P or 5S > 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Any	102 (SO) with 5S	All	Easy	Another Impossible Dust combo this time utilizing a double jump. When inputting the double jump, it is suggested to return to neutral first after the initial homing jump cancel.	https://youtu.be/R0Kp6dW3uCA
5D > JC > j.S > DJC9 > j.H ▷ (dash) > 5P or 5S > 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Corner	112 (SO) with 5S	All	Hard	Slightly harder Impossible Dust combo that requires inputing the initial j.S as fast as possible. To ease the input of the double jump, it is suggested to input the double jump from the initial j.S by rolling your input from up forward to down forward, and then back to up forward. In number notation this would be a 96369 input.	-
5D > JC > j.S > DJC9 > j.H ▷ 236(6)H -> K > 5P > 623H	Midscreen to Corner	122 (SO)	All	Hard	Impossible Dust combo that links a H Fuujin for corner carry.	-

Air Throw Combos

Air Throw combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
Air Throw ▷ 5P or 5S > 5H	Any	83 (SO) with 5S	All	Easy	Easy knockdown off an air throw.	-
Air Throw ▷ 5P or 5S > 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Any	92 (SO) with 5P	All	Easy	The 5P is usually more stable to link after the Air Throw.	-
Air Throw ▷ 623H > (Optional early On extensions)	Any	92 (SO)	All	Easy	It is possible to go directly into On from an air throw when the air throw is performed very low to the ground. This is optimal in terms of frontloading the damage and stun. Useful for air throw resets in stun sequences.	-
Air Throw ▷ 5S > (6S) > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D , j.H	Any	122 (FA) with 6S	JU, FA, SL, ZA	Medium	Falling j.H combo is possible when air throwing into the corner but the 6S will usually whiff if too close to the corner, so it should generally be avoided. The inability to land 6S is the reason that this combo is preferred over the jump install route usually.	-

Fuujin Loop

Highly character specific and not practical for some characters. The initial gatlings are important to pay attention to as it determines how many reps of the loop and what enders are possible. For the combos listed, assume that you cannot add any extra gatlings before the initial normal unless stated otherwise.

Fuujin Loops
Combo	Position	Damage	Tension Cost	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > 2H or 6H > 236S -> K > 5K > 5S > 5H	Corner	171 (TE) with 2H and 175 (TE) with 6H	25	AN, AX, BA, BR, CH, DI, ED, FA, IN, JA, JU, KL, KY, MA, SL, TE, VE, ZA	Medium	The standard confirm into one rep of the Fuujin loop off 2S into 5H knockdown. For comparison, the same confirm into 236S -> D > 236H > 5K > 5S > 623H does 181 damage on TE. Using 6H > 236S does the most damage, but for most characters 2H > 236S is more stable, with the exception of AN, AX, CH, DI, and IN where 6H is more stable.	-
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > 2H or 6H > 236S -> K > 5K > 5S > 623H	Corner	181 (TE) with 2H and 185 (TE) with 6H	25	AN, AX, ED, FA, JA, JU, KL, MA, SL, SO, TE, VE	Medium	Similar to the above, but slightly more damage with the On ender instead. Once again, using 6H > 236S does the most damage, but for most characters 2H > 236S is more stable, with the exception of AN and AX where 6H is more stable.	-
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > 2H or 6H > 236S (-> K) > 5S > 3Sc > 5S > 5H	Corner	177 (TE) with 2H and 181 (TE) with 6H	25	KY, RO, TE	Hard	Higher damage ender utilizing the 3S cancels. The K Hop can be omitted to provide a more spaced Shitsu okizeme afterwards.	-
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > 2H or 6H > 236S > 2D > 236S -> S	Corner	177 (TE) with 2H and 181 (TE) with 6H	25	All except AB, AX, JO, SO, OS, RO, PO	Hard - Very Hard	Semi-universal ender that provides good spacing for Shitsu okizeme afterwards.	-
2S > 2D > 236S -> D > 2H or 6H > 236S -> K > 5K > 5S > SJC9 > j.K > (delay) j.S > (delay) j.D, j.H	Corner	174 (SL)	25	SL	Hard	Slayer specific combo that provides good okizeme, and is probably optimal in terms of damage off a 2S into FB Rin confirm.	https://youtu.be/xAxjdYXqzjY
5K > 5S > 5H > 236H -> K > 5P or 5S > 236S -> K > 5K > 5S > 236S -> K > 5K > 5S > 623H	Midscreen to Corner	163 (PO)	0	PO	Hard	Important midscreen Fuujin loop confirm on Potemkin that provides a lot of tension gain. Builds enough meter for an FB Shitsu unblockable afterwards.	https://youtu.be/t5Ag1ou46NM
5K > 5S > 5H > 236H -> D > 2H or 6H > 236S -> K > [5S > 3Sc > 5S > 236S -> K]x2 > 5K > 5S > 623H	Midscreen to Corner	206 (TE)	25	PO, TE	Hard	3S cancel Fuujin loop off standard gatlings midscreen. For PO, this can be started in the corner. Optimal in terms of damage.	-
5S > 5H > 236H -> D > 6H > 236S -> K > 5S > 5H > 2D > 236S -> S	Midscreen to Corner	226 (ED)	25	JO, ED	Easy	High damage corner carry confirm. On JO, one extra gatling can be added before the 5S, but none can be added for ED.	https://youtu.be/WixpH1Lj5c4
214P or another 1 hit launcher > 5S > 236S -> K > [5S > 3Sc > 5S > 236S -> K]x2 > 5S > 3Sc > 5S > 623H	Corner	185 (TE)	0	PO, TE	Hard	3S cancel Fuujin loop off Kai. Optimal in terms of both damage and meter gain.	-
214P or another 1 hit launcher > 5S > 236S > 2D > 236S -> K > 5K > 5S > 236S > 2D > 236S -> S	Corner	164 (ZA)	0	KY, JA, ZA, TE, JU	Hard - Very Hard	High damage Fuujin Loop variation utilizing multiple 2D. Most optimal as a combo for KY and ZA in terms of damage, but the 5K OTG is very unstable on KY.	https://youtu.be/6dHBEClM5FU

On Loop

Amongst Anji's hardest combos, these are usually the highest damage meterless confirms off an early On. Most of these combos are pretty unstable with highly specific delays and 1 frame links. Most are probably not practical except if you really need the damage to finish a round and you have no meter, or if you just want to style. Stability is also heavily affected by combo length, so it is best to assume that you cannot exceed the combo count defined below. These combos also cannot be performed in the corner as the IAD portion of the combo will usually launch them too high. A video by Dry-Ace is shown below for reference.

On loops
Combo	Position	Damage	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes	Video
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.P > j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5K > 5S > 623H	Midscreen	170 (AX)	AX, BR, FA, JA, MI, SL, TE, ZA	Very Hard	Primary On loop for most lightweights, but can be used as an easier version of the IAD > j.K On loop for some midweights. Initial IAD link is somewhat lenient for this combo. Final 5K > 5S tends to be unstable without exact delays.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.K > delay j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5K > 5S > 623H	Midscreen	170 (FA)	FA, PO, SL, TE, VE, ZA	Very Hard	The main On loop combo for midweights. Very lenient timing on Faust who is perhaps the most practical to perform this combo on. On the remaining characters, the IAD link is very tight, some of which seem to require frame perfect timing. j.K can be replaced with j.P for slightly more leniency usually.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.P > j.S > delay j.H ▷ 2P > 5P > 623H	Midscreen	183 (BA)	BA, CH, KL	Very Hard	Initial IAD link is somewhat lenient. Off 214P, the 214P needs to be point blank to land the initial 623H on BA. Final 623H tends to be very unstable without exact delays.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.P > j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5P > 623H	Midscreen	184 (DI)	DI	Very Hard	Off 214P, the 214P needs to be point blank to land the initial 623H. Initial IAD link is somewhat lenient. Final 623H tends to be very unstable without exact delays.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 2P > 5K > 5S] or [Any 4 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.K > delay j.P > j.S ▷ 5P > 623H	Midscreen	120 (PO)	PO	Very Hard	Timing is slightly more lenient than the standard combo on PO.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.K > delay j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5P > 623H	Midscreen	171 (AN)	AN	Very Hard	IAD link is a 2 frame window. Delay before j.S is slightly longer than the delay j.H to get the opponent at the right heigt to connect the final On. The 5P link must be done on the first frame after landing, otherwise the On will whiff.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.K > delay j.S > delay j.H ▷ 2P > 2P > 5P > 623H	Midscreen	164 (IN)	IN	Very Hard	IAD link is very tight.	See Vid Below
[Anti-air 2P > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ IAD > j.P > j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5P > 623H	Midscreen	103 (AB)	AB	Very Hard	Very difficult to land this off of P Kai on AB.	See Vid Below
[Anti-air 5K > 5S] or [Any 2 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ SJ9 > j.S > delay j.P > delay j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5P > 623H	Midscreen	184 (ED)	ED	Very Hard	Final j.H ▷ 5P link is very unstable without exact delays.	See Vid Below
Anti-air 5P > 623H ▷ SJ9 > j.S > delay j.P > delay j.S > delay j.H ▷ 5P > 623H	Midscreen	146 (PO)	PO	Very Hard	Final j.H ▷ 5P link is very unstable without exact delays.	See Vid Below
[214P > dash > 5K > 5S] or [Any 3 or less hit confirm] > 623H ▷ dash > 5K > 5S > 623H	Midscreen	149 (SL)	SL	Very Hard	The dash link is tight but may be slightly easier than the IAD combo.	See Vid Below

Video featuring On loops for most the cast

Character Specifics Chart

Character	Weight Class	2D > 236S	5H > 2D > 236S Juggle	Early On > dash 5P	Early On > dash 5S	Early On > H Fuujin	Falling j.H Combo	j.KSHD > Orb	Rejump Combo	On Loop	5K > 5S Fuujin Loop	Sliding 5K > 5S > On	Comment
A.B.A	Heavy	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	-
Anji Mito	Mid	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes *1f	No	Yes	-
Axl Low	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	-
Baiken	Light	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	-
Bridget	Light	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	-
Chipp Zanuff	Mid	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	-
Dizzy	Light	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes *microdash	Yes	No	No	-
Eddie	Mid	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	-
Faust	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	-
I-No	Light	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes *microdash	Yes	No	No	-
Jam Kuradoberi	Light	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes *1f	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	-
Justice	Light	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	-
Johnny	Heavy	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes *omit j.S>jH	No	No	No	Yes *3Sc	No	-
Kliff Undersn	Light	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	-
Ky Kiske	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	-
May	Light	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes *omit j.S>jH	Yes *outside corner	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	-
Millia Rage	Light	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	-
Order-Sol	Heavy	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	-
Potemkin	Heavy	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes *3Sc	Yes	-
Robo-Ky	Heavy	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes *3Sc	No	-
Slayer	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	-
Sol Badguy	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	-
Testament	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes *3Sc	Yes	-
Venom	Mid	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes *microdash	Yes	No	Yes	-
Zappa	Mid	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	-

*1f: Contains a 1 frame link

*omit j.S>jH: Cannot use j.K > j.S > j.H > j.D on JO and MA. [j.K > j.S > j.D] or [j.K or j.S > j.P > j.S > j.D] for JO, and [j.K or j.S > j.D] for MA.

*outside corner: j.K > (delay) j.S > j.H > j.D doesn't work directly in the corner on MA, and must be started outside of the corner

*3Sc: All 5K > 5S > 236S Fuujin loop reps can be replaced by 5S > 3Sc > 5S > 236S reps

*microdash: A microdash 5P is required for the rejump, and is usually a 1-2 frame link, unless starting the combo from only 1 hit before the super jump

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 * Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > {{clr|3|j.S}} > {{clr|1|j.P}} > {{clr|3|j.S}} > DJC9 > {{clr|3|j.S}} > {{clr|1|j.P}} > {{clr|3|j.S}} > {{clr|5|j.D}} which is universal and stable
 * Jump Install Starter > SJC9 > {{clr|3|j.S}} > {{clr|1|j.P}} > {{clr|3|j.S}} > DJC9 > {{clr|2|j.K}} > {{clr|3|j.S}} > {{clr|3|j.H}} > {{clr|5|j.D}} which does more damage but does not work on AB, KL, JO, or MA.
+====(Near) Corner and Momentum Preservation====
+When near the corner, off a jump install you either want to try to combo into {{clr|1|Orb}}, or you can go for a character specific falling {{clr|4|j.H}} combo. Both of these combos require you to utilize "Momentum Preservation" during your double jump, as without them, the final {{clr|1|Orb}} and final {{clr|4|j.H}} would whiff due to pushback.
+Momentum preservation requires inputting the double jump WITH a {{clr|1|j.P}} together during the hitstop of the last jS. Doing this will have the double jump continue in the super jump trajectory, whereas, without use of the momentum preservation, Anji would jump up forward as if it were a normal double jump and would be affected more by pushback from air gatlings. The input for a momentum preservation double jump will be denoted below as: DJC9+{{clr|1|j.P}}
 ====Jump Install {{clr|1|Orb}} Combo====
-When near the corner, off a jump install you either want to try to combo into {{clr|1|Orb}}, or you can go for a character specific falling {{clr|4|j.H}} combo. Both of these combos require you to input the double jump with a {{clr|1|j.P}} together during the hitstop of the last jS of your first jump to preserve the momentum of your super jump.
 The basic jump install {{clr|1|Orb}} combo near the corner (and midscreen on JO):