GGACR/Order-Sol

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Overview

Order-Sol is a quick, oppressive offensive character with a unique Charge system which allows him to power up his specials over time, making them much stronger temporarily. His main style is to use his arsenal of quick, safe attacks to pressure his opponent at close range, forcing them into a disadvantageous situation where they must make a decision, and then reading their next movement and punishing them for it. Smart management of his Charge system is key to implementing this strategy with maximum efficacy.

Once in, Order Sol's pressure is nearly limitless. Despite having very short range, nearly every string can be made safe or plus on block. Getting in is the tricky part, but he has a few effective means of getting in reliably, allowing Order-Sol to start his frighteningly powerful offensive gameplan.

"I don't need this. It's the same shit day after day."
Lore:A past version of Sol Badguy, enlisted in the Holy Order during the AD 2172 crusades.
Voice:Daisuke Ishiwatari, Jouji Nakata

 Order-Sol  Order-Sol is a quick, oppressive offensive character with a unique Charge system which allows him to power up his specials over time, making them much stronger temporarily.

Pros
Cons
  • Strong close range offense and pressure with a majority of moves being safe or plus on block.
  • Good mixup and unique cross-up game, on top of a uniquely low-height-aggressive jump arc that can lead to fuzzy guard setups.
  • High damage with charge and/or off of a counter hit, and can use Charge Keep to further cement his mixup.
  • The aforementioned jump arc on top of his fast running speed can make him difficult to keep out.
  • Poor range with stubby hitboxes, and awkward gatling-routes; certain moves have awkward frame data on top of it.
  • Generally weak in terms of grounded anti-airs.
  • Struggles to get into range without Charge or taking risks.
  • Low damage without resources, and requires proper resource management to play effectively.
  • Low jump arc makes jump installing with him something heavily recommended for many of his air combos.

Order Sol's specials and overdrives change properties based on the level of his Charge Gauge

HOS's Charge Gauge can be increased multiple ways. He can use his Charge special move to increase the frame advantage on his normals, and he can also use charge keep to use the lowest level versions of his moves at any time given the necessary situations by pressing the D button at the same time you perform the move (or by holding the D button prior to the input).

All of Order Sol's specials become stronger at higher levels. Each gains more hits, as well as added effects such as knocking down, extending combos, and doing more damage as well as becoming safer. Some excellent examples of his level 3 specials' bonuses include becoming jump cancellable, extremely advantageous, or just far more damaging.

Furthermore, upon use, his Charge Gauge drains much more slowly than previous versions, letting Order Sol use multiple moves of the same level mid string and leading to an extensively creative combo game.
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GGACR Order-Sol Nameplate.png
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Normal Moves

Note: Frame data for normals is as follows, x[x] where x is the move normally and [x] is the move when Charge Cancelled.

5P

5K

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Three frame button. Always blessed.

  • Best for interrupts, clutch punishes, and poking out when near point blank.
  • Frame traps when done repeatedly as it's even on block.
  • Has a subpar hitbox for a 3f normal, but still gets the job done.
  • Can perform the usual pressure duties. Won't scale as hard as 5P if you get a hit.
  • If done from outside of point blank range, it can have a slight frame advantage.
  • Generally gives HOS meterless conversions from 2D when close.

Additional Frame Data: 90% initial proration.

c.S

f.S

5H

6P

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Anime Afterimage Technique.

  • Unusually slow 6P which is used for frame traps, oki, and for nullifying a single hit of projectiles.
  • Staggers on hit and recovers very quickly for links.
  • Works on oki well as it will clash with many reversals when properly spaced.
  • Creates a slight frame advantage on block, useful in some pressure resets.
  • Has no hitstop, as it behaves as a projectile.
  • Bad for Anti-Air, due to its long startup and relatively low hitbox.
  • Slightly increased stagger on CH, but HOS will generally still need resources to convert to bigger things.

Additional Frame Data: 90% initial proration. Upper body invincible from frames 1~17 and 28~31. Invincible above the knees from frames 18~27. On hit, staggers for maximum of 30 frames. Hit stop 0.

6K

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Slow attack that is fully throw invincible for its entire startup and active window.

  • Best used on an opponent's wake up to punish throw attempts.
  • Combos on normal hit by special canceling into level 2 or higher moves, or gatling to 2D.
  • If blocked, the forward momentum from the move can be used to cancel to other moves like Blockhead Buster to maintain pressure.
  • Heavy stagger on CH, confirms to CC > Fafnir/6H (RC).
  • 0 on block when Charge Cancelled.

Additional Frame Data: Throw invincible from frames 1~21. Causes stagger on counter hit for a maximum of 41 frames.

6H

5D

2P

2K

2S

2H

2D

j.P

j.K

j.S

j.H

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Prime jump-in.

  • Fast, powerful normal with a large downward hitbox that works great in conjunction with HOS's low jump arc
  • Extremely difficult to contest. Will stuff almost everything it goes against.
  • Short conversions on hit without resources, but floor slides for big conversions on CH.
  • Can fuzzy from grounded normals against taller character (needs verification).

Additional Frame Data: Slides opponent on CH (untechable for 68F, slides for 25F). Initial prorate 90%.

j.D


Universal Mechanics

Throw

Air Throw

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

High floating exploding airthrow.

  • Leads to a free followup combo or ample time for charge and oki.
  • One of HOS's most reliable Anti-Air options due to his low jump.
  • Needs charge midscreen for longer combos, but scores similar combos to regular throw in the corner.
  • Similarly to Sol's airthrow, this can be bursted on hit, but it'll whiff and just give you a free reset.

Additional Frame Data: Floats opponent on hit (untechable for 60F). Floats opponent high and fully untechable on CH. Forced prorate 50%.

Dead Angle Attack


Special Moves

Blockhead Buster 236P

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

Short ranged flame burst. Projectile-esque, multi-purpose.

  • For pressure, quick Charge building, or combo extension.
  • Gains slight to significant frame advantage when Action Charged > FRC'd (plus 2-7).
  • Staggers for conversion or advantage, but only if both hits connect.
  • Using Charge Keep and/or Action Charge FRC let HOS convert to even bigger combos while spending a bit less on resources, or extend pressure while building them.

Lv2 is larger and overall more useful version.

  • +11 on block and three hits for better pressure.
    • Goes up to +20 when AC FRC'd.
    • Can perform Lvl 2 on block consecutively when charge is high enough due to the slow drain rate.
  • Scores a knockdown and blowback on hit.
    • Wallsticks when near the corner for air combo conversions (even when Action Charged in the corner). A staple in HOS's corner combos.

Use Lv3 for an enormous bursts of pressure extension.

  • +37 on block. Still +23 when AC'd. Burns resources to make sure HOS gets back in.
  • Leads to a long pressure sequence and obscures what HOS is doing, making mixups a guessing game.
  • Stagger extensively on hit for bigger conversions or even time to just run in and charge a bit before grabbing the hit.
  • Floats low on all hits against airborne opponents, allowing for easy air conversions.
  • Like Lvl 2, hits will remain active past frame 14, making this very risky to try to counter poke.

Gun Blaze 214S

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

Unusual pass-through move which leaves behind a flame pillar.

  • Mainly used on Oki or in pressure as a cross-up tool. Significantly plus on block.
  • Very low profile, works well point blank and as an Anti-air. However, it loses to many lows and throws when mistimed.
  • Crosses up the opponent when HOS passes a certain point. Becomes a serious threat on oki when the opponent is low on health, due to FD negating crossup protection.
  • Combos midscreen without AC and/or FRC. Full, big damage combos on counter hit due to being untechable, as well as closer to the corner.
  • Sometimes works on oki setups by a far hit 2D to double GB, or late GB FRC > immediate GB again for trickier setups.
  • Note: Cannot be charged kept with 214S+D. D must already be held before the 214S due to input priority, or you'll get Manual Charge or Burst.
    • This is important to keep in mind, as GB is one of the most important moves to use Charge Keep with.

Lv2 slides farther and drops two pillars instead of one.

  • Crosses up more easily than Lvl 1 due to travel speed.
  • However, less effective as an Anti-Air. Stick to Lvl 1 for that.
  • Vacuums on contact, changing your followup options from Lvl 1.
    • Easier to follow up on hit, though the resulting combo will generally be different.
  • Still combos after a bare AC. Even loops into itself.
  • Very much plus, even excessively so on FRC. Still maintains high advantage while building Charge with AC FRC.
  • Guaranteed to go active after frame 13, trades will generally be in your favor. Sometimes scores Counter Hits even if the opponent tags you mid move.

Lv3 is the same as Lv2 but with three pillars.

  • A lot more untechable time on the third hit, conversions even with an AC.
  • Drags significantly farther on hit, can drag them all the way to the corner.
  • Overall less useful than other Level 3 moves, but strong in its own right.
  • Maintains Lvl 2's guaranteed active window on 13f.

Storm Viper 623H or j.623H

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Ground Level 1
Ground Level 2
Ground Level 3
Air Level 1
Air Level 2
Air Level 3

A slow DP which works better in some instances but worse in others.

  • Fairly janky reversal which can be easily meaty baited, but blows through some other, bigger moves more easily.
  • Invincible right into startup.
  • Action Charge Cancelable during recovery, FRC'ing will cause HOS to drop straight down quickly for feints or to FD and make yourself safer.
    • AC puts HOS in CH state, so if you whiff this FRC or get baited, expect to be punished heavily.
    • You can negative edge an air Storm Viper into this FRC to bait things with another reversal.
  • RC'ing will place HOS airborne with no air movement options. Use this move wisely.

Lv2 is slightly faster with another hit which pushes back farther and has more hitstun.

  • Even less safe on block than Lvl 1, despite more pushback.
  • Same invuln as Lvl 2, but knocks away farther on hit.

Lv3 is an expensive but worthwhile reversal.

  • Significantly faster than previous levels, only -3 on block.
  • Untechable Floor bounce on hit for a full conversion.
  • Has combo conversion use as well as use as a starter.
  • Last hit ignores OTG, so it won't screw up your knockdowns on awkward hits and can still lead to conversions.
  • AC occurs after the last hit, not helping for safety but can build meter and still convert on AC FRC.
  • Has a large window from the third to fourth hit, and can be intercepted between them.

Air Lv1 wins the air to air war if they're pressing buttons

  • Fully invulnerable unlike most other aerial DPs, but only invul until the first frame of startup.
  • Frame 8 unlike the slow ground version.
  • Mostly used to tack on top of the screen damage, or when negative edged out of a blocked ground Storm Viper AC FRC.
  • Despite this, it's still a gamble for relatively low reward.

Air Lv2 is slightly better than air Lv1.

  • Same startup speed, but invul lasts longer into the active window.
  • Untechable when done low enough to the ground. Can pick up from this from longer conversions out of lower air combos.
  • BRP is preferred at this level to end air combos for knockdown, unless this will kill, will lead to another SV, or BRP Lvl 2 won't connect.

Air Lv3 is useful but pricey extension similar to grounded Lvl 3.

  • Especially good off of short air-to-air confirms.
  • Preferred over BRP if you have this much charge and are at moderate height.
  • Won't knock down itself, but resulting combos will still lead to it with enough charge.

Bandit Revolver Prototype 236K (air OK)

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Ground Level 1
Ground Level 2
Ground Level 3
Air Level 1
Air Level 2
Air Level 3

Quick, safe overhead that's safe when spaced.

  • Only -1 on block. Can frametrap or start pressure afterwards if the opponent doesn't know to throw.
  • Even on standing hit, 1f plus on crouching hit, must jump/backdash/reversal to avoid being thrown.
  • Can link to 5P or 5K on standing CH, or any 5f or faster normal on crouching CH, distance depending.
  • Can be FRC'd right before the top of the ascent for safer air buttons or a land > throw/low mixup.
    • This, when performed, should always be done with Charge Keep to maintain resources.
  • Action Charging is completely unsafe unless FRC'd
  • All versions: Foot invul for some frames on startup before going airborne. Can go over lower pokes.

Lv2 is a staple combo and pressure ender.

  • Follows the first hit with a flip kick that floorslides and knocks down.
  • Slightly faster than Lvl 1, likelier to catch them blocking low.
  • Second hit must be FD'd in the air, can catch people not paying attention or expecting this if you catch them airborne or upbacking.
  • +1 on block, but can still get thrown out.
  • Can convert when point blank with an extremely tight 5K in the corner.
  • Sets up oki or an AC opportunity.

Lv3 is the fastest version and leads to full conversion from anywhere due to wallbounce.

  • Crosses HOS up in the corner, so it's generally best used midscreen.
  • Will combo into itself with enough charge.
  • Completely safe on block in exchange for the meter cost.
  • Second hit is again air unblockable without FD. Very dangerous to try to upback out of.

Air Lv1 is a short combo damage add-on.

  • Ends air combos for a last bit of damage. No knockdown.
  • Slightly faster than grounded Lvl 1, might be slightly safer when Tk'd.

Air Lv2 is the only guaranteed knockdown out of air combos.

  • Scores the KD and leads to oki.
  • Second hit is again air unblockable without FD.
  • Okay for getting initiative in air-to-air when close enough to the ground.

Air Lv3 has similar functionality to the grounded Lvl 3 version.

  • Due to height and conversions, best done lower to the ground and farther from the corner.
  • Second hit is again air unblockable without FD.

Rock It 236S

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

An essential advancing attack. Can tag jumpouts and get HOS closer to where he wants.

  • Used at the end of pressure strings due to being +3.
  • Helps get in, but use with caution, as it can be counter-poked/low-profiled/6P'd if used too recklessly.
  • Starts offense or establishes pressure on contact.
    • FRC'ing an Action Charge will grant you even more plus time.
  • Floor slides on CH for bigger conversions (even combos to Fafnir).
  • Lvl1 is generally preferred for use at neutral, as it's unpunishable at no resource cost.

Lv2 comes with a second knockdown attack after the first hit. Significantly quicker.

  • Predominantly for long ranged confirms into knockdown, putting HOS in his prime space.
  • Still works as a blockstring ender as it's faster than Lvl1 and +4 (though Eagle eyed players will make the second hit punishable with an IB or SB).
  • Checks advancing opponents better than Lvl1 and gives HOS the knockdowns he needs even as a poke or whiff punish.
  • Action Charge will still give time for meatying with lower level buttons.

Lv3 adds a third strike that launches on hit and is jump cancelable on the third hit.

  • Leads to full air conversions on hit. HOS's main corner conversion tool at Level 3.
  • Can be pseudo Charge-Cancelled by jump cancelling the last hit and immediately doing 214 before going airborne. Leads to stronger followups.
  • Leads to things like CC > Dustloop, or tk.Lvl3 Storm Viper in the corner. Works with tk.Lvl3 Bandit Revolver midscreen.
  • Still converts after an AC.
  • Minus on block unlike the other two versions, but the jump cancel negates this.

Charge 214[D]

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Gains frame advantage across the board, cementing HOS's position as the close-range king. The single most important tool in HOS's kit.

  • Raises HOS's Charge Gauge on use. Build speed gradually increases the longer it is held.
    • As charge increases, HOS gains access to stronger versions of every special move and overdrive.
  • Mainly used for Charge Cancelling, which replaces the recovery of any normal to 13f or however much you want to hold it for.
    • This results in some moves gaining much higher frame advantage and letting HOS be plus on nearly any blockstring. Opponents can be made very afraid of pressing buttons.

Charge Burst H during Charge

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Last ditch explosion used to hit opponents rushing in to punish your charge attempts.

  • Fully invincible attack that's horribly unsafe if blocked and un-RC-able due to being a projectile.
  • Full CH duration for its recovery, meaning that if this is blocked or baited, you're going to eat it.
  • Should be used sparingly to make opponents more wary of attempting to punish your Charge attempts.
    • Like many slow reversals, however, these punishes can be easily OS'd to avoid getting hit by Charge Burst.

Additional Frame Data: Fully invincible 1~28F. Blows away opponent on hit (untechable for 43F). Order Sol is in CH state during move. Order Sol is crouching from 44F onwards. Blockstun 16F.

Action Charge D during Special Recovery

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Ground
Air

Builds slightly under a full level of charge after any special move.

  • Lets HOS build charge at the end of combos/setups with special moves, but usually sacrifices time to oki.
  • Has an FRC on it to make this safe and sometimes gain advantage.
  • Don't use this carelessly, as it puts HOS in Counter Hit state.
  • Generally best used after Level 2 attacks which knock down (BRP, RI).

The Air version is similar to the grounded version but locks HOS out of acting until landing.

  • Builds the same amount of bar, best used after landing air specials which knock down.
  • Keeps HOS in Counter Hit state all the way down, putting him in a very dangerous position when not FRC'd.
  • Strong with Storm Viper, as it will make it safe if you hold the buttons to FD after an FRC. You can also negative edge another Storm Viper into it.
    • Note that this puts HOS in Counter Hit state during AC's startup, so you can still be punished before an FRC is possible. Don't get predictable.


Force Breaks

Fafnir 41236D

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

A fantastic, fear inducing move.

  • Half screen low that comes out on Frame 10, can tag very unexpectedly.
  • Lower body invincible to go over low poke attempts.
  • Knocks down on hit for 70 damage, or converts to around 200 damage out of simple IAD confirms, without resources.
  • Floats higher on CH, leading to Dustloops and even higher damage.
  • Can't be cancelled into, so Fafnir will commonly see use in neutral, or after a short charge cancel.
  • Loses to standing pokes if improperly spaced, and will get reversal'd if used predictably.
  • Extends its hurtbox before going active. Use it at the right range to become truly terrifying.


Overdrives

Tyrant Rave ver. Omega 632146H

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

Mediocre super, but tacks on some okay damage and knocks down.

  • Very long startup, especially post flash. Easy to react to.
  • Can be counter reversal'd, but will sometimes clash due to the lengthy invincibility.
    • Keep 5K or SV primed in case of a clash.

Lv2 has far more utility due to free followups afterwards.

  • Wallbounces from anywhere for a free conversion.
  • Slightly faster than Lvl 1 with some more invuln.
  • Best used early in combos due to how Overdrives scale damage.
  • Still not a very good reversal. Comes with the same problems as Lvl 1.

Lv3 is a very expensive tool with far more damage.

  • Slightly more utility as a reversal as invuln carries somewhat into the startup of the second hit.
  • Bigger damage and knockdown on the last hit.
  • Pushes out farther on block, might be harder to punish for some characters.
  • Generally not worth the resources unless it will kill.

Savage Fang 632146P

Version Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

Lackluster projectile super at Lvl 1.

  • Launches on hit as a short combo extender.
  • Decent base damage, but otherwise inferior to Lvl 2 in every regard.

Lv2 is a powerful Anti-Zoning tool.

  • Frame 0 after the flash; the opponent is stuck in, and must face the consequences of whatever state they were in before the super flash.
  • Catches players pressing buttons, throwing projectiles, or even just walking/running forward.
  • Hits from over half the screen away.
  • Eats through other projectiles.
  • High chip damage.

Lv 3 is a big conversion tool from short combos and knockdown.

  • Removes OTG on hit and launches for big conversions.
  • High base damage, but quite expensive.
  • Can trade heavily in your favor.
  • Very clutch, but strong tool.

Dragon Install Sakkai 632146S, then P,K,S,H,D,K,S, 632146H

Damage GuardHow this attack can be guarded. Throws have their throw range listed instead.
High: High or air Faultless Defense
Low: Low or air FD
Mid: Any ground block or air FD
StartupHow many frames it takes for the move to become able to strike the opponent. Startup includes the frame on which the move becomes active. ActiveHow many frames for which the move has a hitbox where if the opponent touches it, they will take damage. Occurs after Startup. RecoveryHow many frames that the move must go through after its active frames end to automatically go back to a neutral state. On-BlockAlso known as Frame AdvantageThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This value is based on the first active frame. Invulnerability

Fully cash out to make sure they're dead.

  • Nod to Deadly Rave. Costs FULL resources: Level 3 bar, 100 tension.
  • Deals 40-50% of a character's life bar raw when at full health.
  • Combos from nearly any Lvl 3 special (assuming you had enough charge on the hit to ensure HOS is still at level 3 afterwards)
  • Restands and removes OTG on the second hit, so it works out of sweeps, corner throws, and launches.
  • Turns into a psuedo-instant kill with a distinct animation if the last hit will end the round. Otherwise ends with the last hit of Tyrant Rave Lvl 3.
  • Rarely used at higher level play due to the cost, but unburstable, and can be confirmed from fairly easily if a kill is guaranteed.
  • How to time this move: Wait until HOS rushes and hits them with the first uppercut after in the initial explosion.
    • Hit the buttons in time with the preceding hit: P, K, S, H, D (slight pause), K, S, 631246H.
    • The sequence can be dropped intentionally at certain points and linked into other normals, but this is purely for swag.

Additional Frame Data: 1st hit staggers opponent on hit (Max 125F). 10th hit blows back opponent and is fully untechable. 10th hit has chip damage x1.5. Untechable for 100F. 2nd hit onwards ignores OTG. Order Sol is in CH state during move. Charge Gauge starts draining on 1F. see notes *3. If you mess up the command sequence, Order Sol goes into a short dizzy animation (recovery 56F).


Notable Players

Name (English/Japanese) Color Location Common
Venues
Contact Status Notes Example Play
Inoue (Now Kazunoko) enter Japan Mikado - Retired (may be active again due to GGPO update) Extremely Aggro, strong read player Link (AC instead of +R)
Copal enter Japan Mikado - Retired Incredibly astute player with amazing defense Link
Sanma enter Japan Mikado - Retired to Xrd Strong execution and clean setplay Link
Aligari enter USA - ACPR Discord Active Very Knowledgeable player, lab rat AnimeEVO19

NOTE: These tables are still WIP

External References

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To edit frame data, edit values in GGACR/Order-Sol/Data. Be sure to update both the move and the move Full sections. One is shown on the character page, while the other is shown on the frame data page.