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''Discord post by Noj on 2019/05/14:'' | ''Discord post by Noj on 2019/05/14:'' | ||
It isn't just Bridget's movement that sets | It isn't just Bridget's movement that sets her apart, a lot of her ground chains (like c.S>6P>c.S) have built-in frametraps (so if the person is mashing, they'll eat the 6P), making people more likely to hold block when Bridget is in their face, allowing for cheeky yo-yo sets behind them even though it's super unsafe. Having the yo-yo behind someone is a situation that is 100% ideal for Bridget, since she can use f.S to apply far pressure, and cancel f.S into 214K (roll) for immediate air pressure follow up with her air normals (generally j.S is your go-to for horizontal poking, j.2S has the most hitstun so it's useful for hitting them with right before you hit the ground so that you can continue it as a grounded combo, and j.P is just a really fast poke).<br>Movement-wise, the most important skill with her is being able to abuse the faultless defense cancel of her roll, shooting her straight up as was talked about earlier. A pretty common way to get out of the corner / change positions is to superjump set2, 214K (fd) 214K (fd) air dash, recover yo-yo. It's a really strong escape because if they try to chase you down for it, they have to block the yo-yo following you, though if they put you in blockstun that doesn't really matter. | ||
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* Heavy Slash not having normals attached to it allows for free throw attempts while Roger is active. | * Heavy Slash not having normals attached to it allows for free throw attempts while Roger is active. | ||
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* Lowest effective health in the game, with low defense value, zero Guts, and light weight leaving | * Lowest effective health in the game, with low defense value, zero Guts, and light weight leaving her vulnerable to extended combos. | ||
* Harder to maintain pressure than with most of the cast. | * Harder to maintain pressure than with most of the cast. | ||
* Good damage is situational. | * Good damage is situational. | ||
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:The following count as Yo-Yo Specials: Yo-Yo Set, Yo-Yo Callback, Roger Rush, Jagged Roger, Roger Hug, Roger Get, Rolling Movement, Me and My Killing Machine (includes all air versions of these moves). | :The following count as Yo-Yo Specials: Yo-Yo Set, Yo-Yo Callback, Roger Rush, Jagged Roger, Roger Hug, Roger Get, Rolling Movement, Me and My Killing Machine (includes all air versions of these moves). | ||
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== Normals == | == Normals == | ||
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Bridget throws the yo-yo horizontally in front of | Bridget throws the yo-yo horizontally in front of herself. This move may be ducked under which may allow you to tick throw the opponent if they do not react to it. Not used often in favor of 2P. At maximum range it can be used as an anti air, but you are probably better off using 6P instead. | ||
Initial prorate 90%. | Initial prorate 90%. | ||
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Bridget will tilt | Bridget will tilt her body horizontally and kick the opponent. Decent range and can be used as a meaty attack for okizeme. When the opponent is hit airborne with this move (during combos, it is not an anti air) you can gatling into 6S and jump into an air combo. | ||
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Bridget does a hand stand and flings the yo-yo at full length away from | Bridget does a hand stand and flings the yo-yo at full length away from herself. Probably one of Bridget's most used pokes, it will annoy opponents to no end. Also used as a means of getting a knockdown as it gatlings into 2D for when you're too far from the opponent mid combo for c.S to come out. Can also combo into 6S on characters with tall hit boxes. However do not overly use the move as because if it whiffs, it takes time for the yo-yo to extend and then come back. Because of this, it is vulnerable to IAD approaches. | ||
3~4F Foot invul. Attack is fully extended on 11F. | 3~4F Foot invul. Attack is fully extended on 11F. | ||
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Bridget will flip and drop | Bridget will flip and drop her foot on the opponent. This move is an overhead. However be wary of this move as it takes time for Bridget to hit the opponent. During that time people can easily jab out of this move and get a knockdown on you. In order to prevent that use the yo-yo/Roger to keep the opponent blocking and allow you to have enough time to complete the attack. Can only combo out of this by spending meter, or using Roger. | ||
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The farthest move Bridget has. | The farthest move Bridget has. She will throw the yo-yo at around a 30 angle upward. Don't let this move trick you into continuously spamming it. It can be ducked by almost every character in the game, and Bridget will be vulnerable to a counter attack. It only really hits characters with tall hitboxes, and its recovery is painfully long so be very careful when using this move. However, due to the angle at which Bridget throws the yo-yo, it can be used as an effective anti-airdash move, and at specific ranges an anti-air move. | ||
Wall bounces opponent on CH. Attack is fully extended on 12F. | Wall bounces opponent on CH. Attack is fully extended on 12F. | ||
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Bridget slams | Bridget slams her butt towards the opponent. Staggers on ground counter-hit. This move can avoid certain moves, such as Potemkin's Slide Head due to having a good amount of frames of foot invincibility. If you only get a regular hit , cancel it into Starship for some extra damage. While this move is a powerful tool for Bridget, do not spam it since it can be punished. | ||
1~19F Foot invul. Staggers opponent on ground CH (max 39F). | 1~19F Foot invul. Staggers opponent on ground CH (max 39F). | ||
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Bridget throws the yo-yo horizontally in front of | Bridget throws the yo-yo horizontally in front of herself while crouching. The other poke that will annoy the hell out of people. This move is one of Bridget's burst bait attacks. Not only does it have good range for a 2P, but the recovery on the move is amazing. If you confirm a 2P and chain it a couple of times you will have enough time to whiff a 2P if the opponent decides to burst so you may block and punish them for it. Using 2P is also a good way for trying to get some distance from the opponent if they block this move as you can chain it repeatedly pushing the opponent farther and farther back. However starting a combo with this move usually ends up in very low damage. | ||
Initial prorate 80%. | Initial prorate 80%. | ||
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==Universal Mechanics== | ==Universal Mechanics== | ||
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Animation is the same as 6P. Best and only used when you're too lazy to block and have 50 meter. Because it uses | Animation is the same as 6P. Best and only used when you're too lazy to block and have 50 meter. Because it uses her 6P animation it's one of the weaker Dead Angles in the game in terms of usefulness. | ||
1~12F Full invul. 13~14 Upper body invul. 13~16F Throw invul. Knocks down opponent on ground hit. Initial prorate 50%. | 1~12F Full invul. 13~14 Upper body invul. 13~16F Throw invul. Knocks down opponent on ground hit. Initial prorate 50%. | ||
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== Specials == | == Specials == | ||
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Bridget sets | Bridget sets her yo-yo. A directional input will change where she sets the yo-yo. Refer to the image for which inputs provide which set. Yo-yo sets are often referred to ''setX''; for example, yo-yo set 4H becomes ''set4''. As this is considered a special move, you can cancel special cancellable normals into it allowing you to recover much faster from them than normal. You can use yo-yo related attacks even while it's still moving.<br> | ||
Accepts direction input until 5F. Forward and backward set have duration 22F. All upward sets have duration 26F. | Accepts direction input until 5F. Forward and backward set have duration 22F. All upward sets have duration 26F. | ||
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Bridget recalls | Bridget recalls her yo-yo. Can be used to extend combos or pressure, or as a zoning tool. Provides plenty enough time to confirm into a combo on hit. As this is considered a special move, you can cancel special cancelable normals into it allowing you to recover much faster from them than normal. It's actually still possible for Bridget to use Rolling Movement while delaying a yo-yo recall, but the input has to be TK'd to avoid her just Faultless Defending in place (in other words, the input becomes 2147K). | ||
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Bridget uses | Bridget uses her yo-yo's like roller blades and rides on them across the screen. Combo filler. Can be cancelled into followups from frame 12 onwards. | ||
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A follow up to KSMH. Bridget stops on | A follow up to KSMH. Bridget stops on her tracks. Knocks down the opponent on ground hit. Staple combo ender and gets Bridget's wake-up game started. | ||
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A follow up to KSMH. Bridget flings | A follow up to KSMH. Bridget flings herself across the screen while swinging the yo-yos around. Knocks down the opponent on ground hit. | ||
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Bridget rolls to | Bridget rolls to her yo-yo, wherever it is. Despite what you might at first think, this is the most important tool in Bridget's arsenal. Aside from the obvious movement option this provides, this can also allow for very quick and low overheads since this leaves Bridget in an aerial state. What makes this move a cornerstone of Bridget's game, however, is that when immediately canceled into Faultless Defense, it provides a very fast "jump" that doesn't actually take up one of your aerial movement options when done in the air. Bridget's movement becomes very, very strong with this tool. Since it's a special move, all her normals (except 5D) can cancel into it. Thus, it can be used as a pseudo-jump cancel on moves that aren't normally jump cancelable (such as f.S). Canceling into it allows Bridget to extend pressure, confirm from situations she normally couldn't, and escape after a potentially unsafe poke. It can also be immediately canceled into a normal, making it extremely useful for extending combos. | ||
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==Navigation== | ==Navigation== |
Revision as of 18:29, 8 August 2022
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Defense Modifier: x1.07 Guts Rating: 0 Weight: Lightest (x1.10) Stun Resistance: 55 Jump Startup: 3F Backdash Time: 15F / Invul: 1~8F Wake-Up (Face Up/Down): 36F / 34F
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Overview
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Discord post by Noj on 2019/05/14:
It isn't just Bridget's movement that sets her apart, a lot of her ground chains (like c.S>6P>c.S) have built-in frametraps (so if the person is mashing, they'll eat the 6P), making people more likely to hold block when Bridget is in their face, allowing for cheeky yo-yo sets behind them even though it's super unsafe. Having the yo-yo behind someone is a situation that is 100% ideal for Bridget, since she can use f.S to apply far pressure, and cancel f.S into 214K (roll) for immediate air pressure follow up with her air normals (generally j.S is your go-to for horizontal poking, j.2S has the most hitstun so it's useful for hitting them with right before you hit the ground so that you can continue it as a grounded combo, and j.P is just a really fast poke).
Movement-wise, the most important skill with her is being able to abuse the faultless defense cancel of her roll, shooting her straight up as was talked about earlier. A pretty common way to get out of the corner / change positions is to superjump set2, 214K (fd) 214K (fd) air dash, recover yo-yo. It's a really strong escape because if they try to chase you down for it, they have to block the yo-yo following you, though if they put you in blockstun that doesn't really matter.
Strengths and Weaknesses
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Unique Mechanics
Yo-Yo
- Bridget doesn't have an Heavy Slash normal; instead, the button is used to throw and recall a yo-yo in various directions that allows for a myriad of options in pressure, neutral, frame trapping, and even movement with the combined use of the Rolling Movement special.
- The following count as Yo-Yo Specials: Yo-Yo Set, Yo-Yo Callback, Roger Rush, Jagged Roger, Roger Hug, Roger Get, Rolling Movement, Me and My Killing Machine (includes all air versions of these moves).
Normals
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5K |
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c.S |
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f.S |
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6P |
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6K |
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6S |
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3P |
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5D |
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2P |
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2K |
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2S |
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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.2S |
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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
Yo-yo Placement |
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Knockdown yo-yo Placement hold H while knocked down |
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Yo-yo Recall Yo-yo Set -> H |
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Kick Start My Heart
Kick Start My Heart 236K |
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Stop KSMH -> P |
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Shoot KSMH -> K |
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Starship 623P air OK |
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Roger Rush Yo-yo Set -> 236H air OK |
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Jagged Roger Yo-yo Set -> 214H air OK |
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Roger Hug Yo-yo Set -> 623H |
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Rolling Movement Yo-yo Set -> 214K air OK |
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Overdrives
Loop the Loop 632146S |
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Maintenance Disaster 4123641236S |
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Me and My Killing Machine Yo-yo Set -> 632146H |
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Instant Kill
Shoot the Moon in IK Mode: 236236H |
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