BBCF/Hazama/Combos

7	8	9
4	5	6
1	2	3

Numbers represent direction on a keyboard numpad. For example,

+

becomes 236A.

> = 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

RC = Rapid Cancel

OD = Overdrive

ODc / cOD / ODC / OD Cancel = Overdrive Cancel

EA = Exceed Accel

AM = Amane

AR = Arakune

AZ = Azrael

BG = Bang

BU = Bullet

CR = Carl

CE = Celica

ES = Es

HK = Hakumen

HZ = Hazama

HI = Hibiki

TG = Tager

IN = Izanami

IZ = Izayoi

JI = Jin

JU = Jubei

KG = Kagura

KO = Kokonoe

LA = Λ-No.11-

LI = Litchi

MA = Mai

MK = Makoto

MU = Mu-12

NA = Naoto

NI = Nine

NO = Noel

NU = ν-No.13-

PL = Platinum

RC = Rachel

RG = Ragna

RE = Relius

SU = Susano'o

TK = Taokaka

TS = Tsubaki

VK = Valkenhayn

TE = Terumi

Combo List

Note:

The j.C7 in the combos means j.Cx2 > jc > j.Cx5. j.C7 does not work on all situation, so adjust if you must.
Chains cannot cancel into other chains, but for simplicity we still write it as a cancel chain, like 5D~A > 6D instead of 5D~A, 6D.

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A Starters
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
2A or 5A > 5B > 5C > 3C > 236A	Anywhere	1507	10	Everyone	Easy	Use this when you want to gain some distance from the opponent. Can also be used on block to help return to neutral.
2A or 5A > 5B > 5C > 2C > 3C > 236A	Anywhere	1757	12	Everyone	Easy	To add a little damage, must be close
2A or 5A > 5B > 5C > 3C > 214B > 66A	Anywhere	1750	12	Everyone	Easy
2A or 5A > 5B > 5C > 3C > 214B > C	Anywhere	1807	12	Everyone	Easy	Common midscreen ender.
2A > 5B > 214B~66B, 665A > 5C > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	2339	16	Everyone	Easy	The most simple Jagai combo.
2A > 5B > 5C > 214B~66B, 665B > 5C > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	2738	19	Everyone	Medium	Standard Hazama BnB.

Anti-air Starters
All opponents are in the air in this table.
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
5A > 5C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	2586	18	Everyone	Easy
5A > 5C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > (214B), 236D	Midscreen	2254	16	Everyone	Easy
5A > 5C > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~D, 236D, 5C > 236A, 5C > 214B~C	You in the corner	3101	22	Everyone	Easy	A swap combo.

214D~A/214B~A overhead starters
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
(214B)~A, 2A > 5C > 3C > 214B > 66A	Anywhere	1555	12	Everyone	Beginner	For crouch opponents Simple way to create oki off of an overhead Ressenga
(214B)~A, 662A > 5C > 214B~66B, 665B > 5C > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	2354	18	Everyone	Medium ~ Hard	For crouch opponents 214B~A > 662A is a 3F link which need more practice.
214D~A, 665C > 6C > 5D~D > (j.2C) > (66)5C > 2D~D > j.4D~A > j.8D~A > 4D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3324	23	Everyone	Hard	(66) is optional depend on distance. To do j.8D~ without doing a double jump, hold 8 at the recovery of j.4D~A.

214D~C/214B~C low starters
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
(CH) (214B)~C, 5B > 5C > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3101	22	Everyone	Easy	(214B)~C is only comboable on counter.
214D~C, 665C > 6C > 5D~D > (j.2C) > (66)5C > 2D~D > j.4D~A > j.8D~A ▷ 4D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3760	26	Everyone	Hard	(66) is optional depend on distance. To do j.8D~ without doing a double jump, hold 8 at the recovery of j.4D~A.

Throws
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
6T > 214D~C, 666C > 5D~D > (j.2C) > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3246	23	Everyone	Easy	The most simple throw combo.
6T > 214D~C, 666C > 5D~D > (j.2C) > (66)5C > 2D~A > 4D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3451	24	Everyone	Medium
6T > 214D~C, 666C > 5D~D > (j.2C) > 665C > 2D~D > j.4D~A > j.8D~A ▷ 4D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3431	24	Everyone	Hard
6T > 214D~C, 666C > 5D~B > j.5D~A > 666D~A > 664D~A > j.8D~A > 623D	Midscreen	3110	22	Everyone	Medium	A twist for anti-bursting after 5D~B.
6T > 214D~C, 666C > 5D~B > j.5D~A > 666D~A > 664D~A > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	3262	23	Everyone	Medium	Above combo but end at aerial parts.
236C, 665C > 2D~D > j.C5 > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	2570	18	Everyone	Easy ~ Medium	j.C 12 times, welcome back to BBCS.
236C, 665C > 2D~D > j.C5 > j.8D~D > j.C2 > vertical jc > j.C5 > j.8D~D > j.C5 > 214B	Midscreen	2720	19	Everyone	Hard	j.C but 17 times, because why not?

Combos use meters

Crush Trigger (CT) Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
2A > 5B > 3C > CT > 665C > 2C > 4D > j.8D~D > j.C7 > 214B	Midscreen	2431	-20	Everyone	Easy	In case when you want to kill and don't want to do (risky) Jagai combos.

Houtenjin (236236B) Combos

Midscreen Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
6A > 236236B > 214D~66C, 666C > 5D > 6D~D > 214D~A > 5C(1) > 2C > 4D~D > j.C5 > 214B	Midscreen	4138	-30	Everyone	Medium	Overhead conversion combo.
214B (block) > A, 236236B, 6C > 5D~D > (j.2C), 665C > 2D~A > 4D~D > j.C7 > j.214B	Anywhere	3368	-33	Everyone	Intermediate	If too close to Bullet, the (near) version of 5D will hit her instead of the (far) version, ruining the combo.

Mizuchi Rekkazan (632146C) Combos

Midscreen Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
2A/5A > 5B > 5C > 2C > 632146C	Midscreen	2922	-39	Everyone	Easy
2A/5A > 5B > 5C > 2C > 236A, 632146C	Midscreen	2847	-38	Everyone	Easy
2A/5A > 5B > 5C > 214B~66B, 665B > 5C > 2C > 4D~A > j.8D~A (> 214B) ▷ 623D > 632146C	Midscreen	3624	-32	Everyone	Medium	BnB ends with DD.
6T, 5D~B > j.6D~A > 666D~A > 664D~A > j.8D~A > 623D > 632146C	Midscreen	3683	-31	Everyone	Medium	An anti-burst chain combo.

100% Combos

Midscreen Combos
Combo	Position	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
6T/4T > 236236B, 623D > 632146C	Midscreen	3713	-99	Everyone	Easy	No one like burst, so here is the simplest anti-burst combo.
6A > 236236B, 214D~66C, 666C > 5D~A > 666D~A > 664D~A > j.8D~A ▷ 623D > 632146C	Midscreen	4960	-82	Everyone	Easy	Require at least 82 Heat.
6B > 236236B, 214D~66C, 666C > 5D~A > 666D~A > 664D~A > j.8D~A ▷ 623D > 632146C	Midscreen	5134	-80	Everyone	Easy	Require at least 80 Heat. Same as above but it's a low.

Overdrive Combos

Combos end in EA will have their damage list as Normal[Active flow]. Active flow is active during the whole combo in which its damage is listed in [].
Health means the most health you can have to perform this combo.

Midscreen Combos
Combo	Position	Health	Damage	Heat Gain	Works on:	Difficulty	Notes
5C > 3C > cOD, 665C > 2D, 666A, 3C > EA	Midscreen Close to opponent	100%	3631[4796]	19	Everyone	Medium	Delay the 5C after OD or 6A would not hit.
5C > 3C > cOD, 665C > 6D > 214D~44A, 665C > 2D, 666A, 3C > EA	Midscreen	50%	3948[4897]	23	Everyone	Medium	665C > 6D > 214D~44A can be replaced as 5C > 6D > 214D~66A, but sideswap might happen.

Combo Theory

Microdashing

To put it simply, microdashing (Inputting 66, before a normal) is very important for Hazama. It is used for his BnBs, regular combos, pressure, OD combos, and will probably never leave. While this will be hard to learn, after enough practice, it will become second nature. Hazama's combos require different timings for the microdash to be buffered but are essential to know, if you want to land and do damage. Such examples of microdashing are:

Combo Filler > 214B~66B > 665B > etc: The first microdash is done near immediately after Jagai(214B) makes contact with the opponent. The second microdash is done when Hazama lands and his coat is near fully fallen.
5D~D > j.2C (Can be on hit or whiff) > 665C > etc: As soon as the j.2C makes contact with the opponent, the microdash is inputted. Same for it on whiff. As soon as it comes out, input 66.
214D~A > 665C > 2C > etc: The microdash is buffered as soon as both Hazama and the target touch the floor.

Mid-range Grounded Combo

Between the close range (when 5B can hit) and the far range (5D has longer hitstun) is the weakest range that you can have combos if you don't have the meter. Usually you will land ~>2B>3C>(either Jabaki or Jagai) to send them in the corner or prepare for the next okizeme.

When you have 50 meter, Hazama's combo becomes viable in mid-range since you can always use Houtenjin to solve your problem.

Close-range Grounded Combo

Combo parts That Launch

Almost 90% of the time your combo will end in Jamenjin, namely ~>j.Cxn>j.214B, so it is important to know your launcher's option. The main ground-to-air launcher is the Jagai>dash Gashoukyaku (214B>66B), charged Zaneiga (214D>C), and Gasaishou (236C) if you break their guard with command throw. If opponent is in hard KD (e.g. CH 3C, 214D>A), then 5C>2C will do the job. Of course, if you feel that you could drop, you can always call Houtenjin (236236B) to help if you have meter.

On hit, there are several options to go to air combo:

214B>66B requires a microdash, usually followed up by 665B
- 665A is a lot easier but cause reduced damage
- If you do 3C>214B>66B then you can do 665C, only recommended in corner
214D>C has a lot of follow-up:
- If you hit it raw then do 666C>5D>(whiff j.2C)~,
- If combo time isn't enough (e.g. 2A starter>~>Houtenjin), then just 5C>2C
236C can be followed up by 5C>2C
- For more damage, do 665C > 2D~D > ~