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A very important move for Dizzy because a throw can cause knockdown, which in turn allows her to start her okizeme. You can also do a followup combo after the throw for extra damage and/or positioning but in doing so you allow your opponent the opportunity to tech out if the 236H at the end doesn't knockdown or to Burst out if applicable, especially in the case of lightweight characters who are usually able to tech after 236H hits in a throw followup combo. A throw into the corner is the best option since okizeme there is at its strongest, but a throw at mid-screen is also good because you have the possibility for a crossup okizeme if you don't decide to do a followup combo to push your opponent into the corner. It is usually recommended to not use a followup combo and instead let the opponent drop to the ground for knockdown so you can setup for okizeme. Dizzy also has good range with her ground throw, which makes it quite effective in tick-throw setups. | A very important move for Dizzy because a throw can cause knockdown, which in turn allows her to start her okizeme. You can also do a followup combo after the throw for extra damage and/or positioning but in doing so you allow your opponent the opportunity to tech out if the 236H at the end doesn't knockdown or to Burst out if applicable, especially in the case of lightweight characters who are usually able to tech after 236H hits in a throw followup combo. A throw into the corner is the best option since okizeme there is at its strongest, but a throw at mid-screen is also good because you have the possibility for a crossup okizeme if you don't decide to do a followup combo to push your opponent into the corner. It is usually recommended to not use a followup combo and instead let the opponent drop to the ground for knockdown so you can setup for okizeme. Dizzy also has good range with her ground throw, which makes it quite effective in tick-throw setups. | ||
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Defense Modifier: x1.15 Guts Rating: 1 Weight: Light (x1.05) Stun Resistance: 50 Jump Startup: 3F Backdash Time: 16F / Invul: 1~9F Wake-Up (Face Up/Down): 36F / 35F
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Overview
- Dizzy is a mobile zoning character that relies on a wide variety of summons to set the pace of the match. In neutral, she's one of the most frustrating characters to pin down thanks to her fast double airdash, long-range normals, and anti-airs. Once she gets her projectile zoning started, Dizzy thrives at forcing the opponent into uncomfortable choices that let her establish more and more control. Once she finds a knockdown to start her offense, especially in the corner, Dizzy has a huge number of brutal mixups at her disposal that range from high-lows, left-rights, fuzzies, tick throws, and more.
Normals
5P |
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5K |
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c.S |
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f.S |
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5H |
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6P |
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6H |
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5D |
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2P |
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2K |
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2S |
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2H |
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2D |
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j.P |
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j.K |
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j.S |
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j.H |
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j.D |
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Universal Mechanics
Ground Throw |
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Air Throw |
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Dead Angle Attack |
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Specials
It Started Out as Just Light 236S |
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I Use This to Fish 236H |
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I Use This to Get Fruit 421S |
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My Talking Buddies 214P/K/S/H/D |
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Please Leave Me Alone j.214P/K |
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Overdrives
Imperial Ray 632146S |
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Necro Unleashed 632146P |
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Gamma Ray 64641236H |
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