GGST/Sol Badguy
Sol has it all. Large disjoints, strong defensive options and explosive power. While he is versatile, his specialty is his ferocious close range pressure, which is formidable enough to crack through even the toughest defenses.
His f.S is a fast, plus on block poke that lies at the heart of his pressure game. Delay its follow-ups to create oppressive frame traps and mix in 5K and throws for a deadly strike/throw mix-up. He's also armed with powerful mid-ranged tools such as 6S, a disjointed poke, and Gun Flame, a mid-ranged projectile that is plus on block if it hits meaty or at max range. Tools like these provide him with a strong neutral presence. At longer ranges, he can close the gap and initiate pressure with Fafnir, a forward-lunging Guard Crush.
Proper conditioning is a huge part of Sol’s gameplan. For example, conditioning the opponent to jump, attack, or backdash upon seeing certain attacks opens up opportunities to punish these responses. His immense damage output massively rewards hard reads. Sol also boasts a set of versatile defensive moves that complement universal defensive mechanics. These include Volcanic Viper, a fast DPDragon PunchA move that has invulnerability during its startup, long recovery, and a rising motion. which can be used to challenge pressure, and 2D, a low profileA state in which the character's hurtboxes are significantly closer to the ground than is normal for the game. sweep that can slip under many attacks. Night Raid Vortex is also evasive, though it is more committal and aggressive in nature. Lastly, his 6P is a fast and reliable tool for anti-airing and counter poking.
If you want a character who excels at close range pressure without sacrificing versatility, you'll feel right at home with Guilty Gear's poster boy.
| Lore: | A blunt and short-tempered man.
He only speaks when required, and uses as few words as he can get away with. He's not very good at explaining things, so he prefers to express himself with his aggressive behavior and attitude. |
 Sol Badguy, classified as a Balance type, is an aggressive character who beats the the opponent down with close range attacks. |
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| 4🔰A rating of how beginner friendly this character is out of 5, according to Arc System Works. |
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| Defense: | 0.98 |
| Guts: | 2 |
| Prejump: | 4 |
| Backdash: | 20f/5f invuln |
| Weight: | Normal |
Normal Moves
5P
- Can hit crouching opponents. (Exceptions: May, Faust, Millia, Ramlethal, Giovanna, Anji)
- Combos into 6S on crouching opponents.
- 80% proration.
Faster than average start-up at 4 frames. Despite what the animation implies, it can hit crouching opponents. Useful for stagger pressure and for mashing out of large gaps in the opponent's pressure. Its vertical range and fast recovery makes it a low risk anti-air, though 5K is more rewarding and 6P has upper body invincibility for beating deep jump-ins. Combos into 6S against crouching opponents for both better damage and a knockdown.
Gatling Options: 5P, 2P, 6P, 6S, 6H
5K
The Matchup Maker
The Matchup Maker
- Sol's fastest normal.
- Hits twice. Both hits are jump and dash cancelable.
- 90% proration.
At close range, 5K is an extremely fast knee with 3 frames of start-up, making it Sol's fastest button. This makes him extremely dangerous in scramble situations, allows him to escape through small gaps in pressure (such as the 4 frame gap in 
Zato's Pierce), and punish conventionally safe moves. The fully extended kick is also a quite fast at 4 frames, which combined with its tall hitbox and multiple cancel options results in a strong anti-air. Note that the second hit will whiff against crouching opponents if Sol isn't close enough so don't use this as a poke from far away. Combos directly into either 6S for damage or 2D for a knockdown. Floats the opponent on air hit, juggling into Bandit Revolver mid-screen or Gun Flame in the corner. 5K into 6S also functions as a natural frame trap, unless in throw range.
Gatling Options: 6P, 6S, 6H, 5D, 2D
c.S
- Jump and dash cancelable.
- Causes floating crumple on ground hit, delaying a follow-up will force stand.
Sol does an uppercut. Can cancel the move into another action at any point during its recovery, making it very flexible within both blockstrings and combos. If it hits a grounded opponent, they will be put into a unique stun animation that causes immediate follow-ups to behave as though the opponent was airborne, but delaying them will result in a forced stand. Thus, it can be used both as a launcher and a grounded combo part depending on input timing. Links into 5K on normal hit, links into itself or Night Raid Vortex on Counter Hit.
Gatling Options: 6P, f.S, 2S, 6S, 5H, 2H, 6H, 5D, 2D
f.S
Oppression in a Can
Oppression in a Can
- Knocks opponent away on air hit.
A lunging gut punch. Has much better range than the animation implies, enough to hit from round start range. Brings Sol close while being plus on block, making it a powerful pressure tool which can also build the opponent's R.I.S.C Level very quickly and very easily. Simple to frame trap with as c.S can late cancel into f.S for one gap in blockstun, then f.S can late cancel into 5H for another gap. Links into 5K on hit, still combos if the first hit whiffs. Also links into 2K against crouching opponents, even at max range. On Counter Hit it can link into either itself, c.S, or Night Raid Vortex.
Gatling Options: 5H, 2H
5H
- Knocks opponent away and causes slight ground bounce on air hit.
- Wall bounces airborne opponents in the corner.
Sol does a right hook with his sword. This move has moderate horizontal range and a surprisingly tall vertical hitbox, but it shouldn't be used as an anti-air as it is very unsafe on whiff. High pushback on block makes this move safe if properly spaced, useful for frame traps. Extremely powerful combo part in the corner thanks to its high damage, good scaling, and wall bounce. Links into f.S and Night Raid Vortex on a grounded Counter Hit.
5D
- Data in [] represents values when fully charged.
- Causes floating crumple on uncharged, ground hit, delaying a follow-up will force stand.
- Deals more damage when fully charged, launches opponent on hit if combo'd into.
- Homing Jump cancelable on raw hit when fully charged, Homing Jump sequence forces an Area Shift.
- 80% proration if not fully charged.
Upward swipe that hits overhead. Can be charged for more damage and a full combo on hit. As this is Sol's fastest grounded overhead, 5D is needed to threaten the opponent with high/low mix-ups. Roman Cancels allow this attack to continue into further pressure or convert into a combo without charging it. The charged version is Sol's most damaging normal, which makes it a powerful option after a Red Roman Cancel.
6P
Not to be confused with f.S.
Not to be confused with f.S.
- Upper body invincible.
- Knocks opponent away on hit.
- Wall bounces opponents in the corner.
- 90% proration.
Sol's primary anti-air that can also be used to stuff pokes with extended hurtboxes. Hurtbox goes lower than 2D and faster, so with proper timing this move can beat just about any poke whose hitbox doesn't reach the ground. In exchange, the reward for doing so is greatly diminished, as the only follow-ups mid-screen are S Volcanic Viper or Bandit Revolver on Counter Hit. The corner wall bounce gives Sol more potential follow-ups but the wall bounce doesn't launch opponents any higher so he'll need to launch them before hand.
6S
- Launches opponent on Counter Hit.
- Can be kara canceled into any special move to increase its range.
- 90% proration.
Sol steps forward and swings his sword. Has high damage and incredible disjointed range, albeit with somewhat slow start-up. Good for frame traps as most light normals can cancel into it and immediate cancels leave a very small gap in blockstun. Used in nearly every combo Sol has. Leads into Bandit Revolver on hit from just about any range aside from the very tip, which can then be Red Roman Canceled for more damage. On air hit it can combo into specials that lead into additional follow-ups such as single hit Bandit Revolver, Bandit Bringer, and even Gun Flame in the corner. The launch on Counter Hit grants even more combos, notably into Night Raid Vortex.
6S can be kara canceled into any special move. This technique transfers the initial forward movement of 6S into the special move, giving it more range (useful for making Clean Hit H Volcanic Viper more consistent). This can be combined with dash momentum to cover large distances extremely quickly.
6H
Fishing for Counter Hits
Fishing for Counter Hits
- Cannot be special canceled.
- Hard knockdown on hit.
- Ground bounces on Counter Hit.
- Deals regular damage OTG.
Sol leans forward and slams his sword into the ground. Has the longest horizontal range amongst all his normals, very fast start-up, and high damage but it has poor vertical range, long recovery on whiff, very unsafe on block, and it cannot be special canceled. Thus, it is a very committal attack that should only be used in situations where you know it will hit. On Counter Hit, the ensuing ground bounce allows Sol to link into Night Raid Vortex for moderate damage at any range or 6S into a Red Roman Cancel for massive damage. Also links into dash 5K in the corner. 6H is very helpful in particular match-ups where Sol can punish moves which are normally safe due to push back, such as 
Ky's Dire Eclat, max range uncanceled f.S and 2D, and even Stun Edge at some spacings[8].
This is his highest damage OTG though doing so will sacrifice okizeme, so only do it if it will close out a round. Use this to break the wall if Fafnir won't combo in time.
2P
- 80% proration.
Crouching jab that is slower than 5P and 5K, but won't be low profiled. Useful for mashing without releasing the input for crouch blocking.
Gatling Options: 5P, 2P, 6P, 6S, 6H
2K
Hit 'em with the stanky leg.
- Combos into 6S on crouching opponents.
- 70% proration.
Sol does a crouching kick, which is his fastest low. Use it after an empty jump to catch opponents expecting an overhead. On hit, cancel into 2D for hard knockdown or 6S for a frame trap. Don't throw out this move in neutral as its range is quite poor.
Gatling Options: 6P, 6S, 6H, 5D, 2D
2S
- 90% proration.
Sol sweeps his sword along the ground. Strong tool for poking the opponent when paired with 6S and 6H due to its speed and safety. Combos into 5H as far as near max range or 2H at close range. While its range is shorter than f.S, it functions as a good counter poke at the same speed as it does not move his hurtbox very far forward coupled with a disjointed hitbox.
Gatling Options: 5H, 2H
2H
- Causes floating crumple on ground hit, delaying a follow-up will force stand.
Sol does an uppercut with his sword's hilt. Somewhat slow start-up for an anti-air but has high vertical range (about as high as 5K). High reward on air hit or Counter Hit, leading into Gun Flame (or Gun Flame (Feint) on Counter Hit) followed by Night Raid Vortex for good damage and corner carry. Unsafe on block or whiff while being barely plus on air block, so consider using less committal anti-airs like 5P or 5K instead.
2D
Get down, make love.
- Low profile.
- Hard knockdown on ground hit or Counter Hit.
- 90% proration.
Sol drops to the ground and sweeps the opponent with a kick. Legendary low profile sweep that beats or evades just about any move that doesn't hit the ground, must be blocked low, can hard knockdown for strong okizeme, and leads into a full combo on Counter Hit. Can set-up a meaty with Gun Flame by slightly delaying the special cancel on hit. 5P and 5K are better buttons against fast or low-reaching moves so don't default to 2D when on the defensive. Do note though that its hurtbox is Sol's entire body, which actually makes it a little bit taller than 6P's is.
j.P
- 80% proration.
Basic air jab that's fairly safe on whiff. Used to contest an opponent's air approach or to open up opponents with a fast overhead after doing a delayed air dash. Combos into aerial S Volcanic Viper or Bandit Revolver for more damage and a swift knockdown.
Gatling Options: j.P
j.K
- Air jump and air dash cancelable.
- Hits slightly behind Sol, allowing it to be used for cross-ups.
- 80% proration.
Long range and fast start-up kick used for air-to-air exchanges and for air dash cancel combos, normally off a successful anti-air 5K.
Gatling Options: j.D
j.S
- Air jump and air dash cancelable.
- Deals regular damage OTG.
- 80% proration.
Sol swings his sword beneath himself. Primary jump-in and air combo part.
Gatling Options: j.H
j.H
Part-Time Stripper
- Hits twice.
- 80% proration.
Sol stabs downward with his sword. Cannot be canceled into anything other than specials. However, this move recovers as soon as active frames end, allowing Sol to link into follow-up attacks, which is vital for some of his advanced combos. Despite the animation, j.H does not actually pull Sol's hurtbox upwards, and the hitbox does not reach below the bottom of his regular jumping hurtbox, making it a worse jump-in than j.S in terms of speed and reach.
j.D
Still got it!
- Air jump and air dash cancelable.
- Launches opponent on hit.
- Wall bounces opponent in the corner.
- 80% proration.
Sol strikes with the hilt of his sword. High damage and wall bounce property leads into massive damage when used as a combo part in the corner. With proper timing it can loop into itself (i.e. a dustloop), but note that using it multiple times will decrease wall durability rapidly leading to shorter and less damaging combos. Important tool for landing Clean Hit H Volcanic Viper in the corner.
Universal Mechanics
Ground Throw
6D or 4D
- Can throw the opponent either forward or backwards.
- Hard knockdown on hit.
- 50% forced proration.
Sol grabs the opponent and headbutts them. Very fast start-up, can potentially throw the opponent out of sloppy pressure or okizeme. Use it over Wild Throw if follow-up pressure is a higher priority over raw damage. Purple Roman Canceling the throw on whiff allows Sol to punish jumps or backdashes. Can lead into a full combo with a Red Roman Cancel, though it must hit before the opponent touches the ground.
Air Throw
j.6D or j.4D
- Can throw the opponent either forward or backwards.
- Hard knockdown on hit.
- 50% forced proration.
Sol grips the opponent with his fist, detonating it with flames. Used to call out opponents who make predictable jump-ins or keep chicken blocking. Cannot act after the throw until Sol touches the ground. Can also lead into a full combo on hit with a Red Roman Cancel.
Special Moves
Gun Flame
236P
- Launches opponent on hit.
- Counter Hit state for entire duration.
- Attack power changes with each set of 10 active frames.
- 80% proration.
Sol releases a pillar of flame that slowly crawls along the ground. This is his only projectile, making it a vital part of Sol's neutral game. Is plus on block if it hits meaty or at a range, making it a strong pressure and okizeme tool. Can be Purple Roman Canceled for tricky mix-ups, such as using Wild Throw before the attack is blocked or jumping over the opponent right before it hits for a cross-up. Very strong combo tool against airborne opponents, giving Sol time to hit with Night Raid Vortex mid-screen or dash in with 5K in the corner.
Can be done out of a dash to let Sol slide closer to the opponent as the projectile moves forward, making it easier for him to utilize the plus frames of a late hit Gun Flame. This technique is called a "Run Flame." Can also be kara canceled into from 6S to move Sol forward before launching the projectile. Combining both dash momentum and kara cancels allows Sol to slide a huge distance forward but remain safe as the flame pillar travels with him.
Gun Flame (Feint)
214P
You thought!
- Builds a small amount of Tension.
Sol assumes the same stance he uses for Gun Flame but doesn't fire a projectile. Has faster recovery than the real version, making it useful for resetting pressure or baiting jump-ins from an opponent who was expecting Gun Flame. Can be used when fighting extremely distant and defensive opponents to build meter, though the amount built is too small to mean much unless it's spammed multiple times. Cancel into this after wall sticking with a normal as it recovers fast enough that Fafnir can still end the combo.
Volcanic Viper
623S/H (Air OK)
You may think you can punish it on whiff, but the Sol player has already inputted another 623S.
| Version | Damage | GuardHow this attack can be blocked. Throws have their throw range listed instead. | StartupThe number of frames between inputting an attack and when the attack becomes active. Includes first active frame. | ActiveThe number of frames for which a move has hitboxes. Occurs after Startup. | RecoveryThe number of frames after a move's active frames during which the character cannot act assuming the move is not canceled. | On-BlockThe difference between the attacker's recovery and the period that the opponent is in blockstun. This Frame Advantage value is based off the fact that the very first active frame touches the opponent. Throws list the amount of Frame Advantage upon successfully throwing the opponent. | Invuln |
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| 623S | 40 | All | 7 | 2(3)4 | 17+10 after landing | -22 | 1~8F Strike |
| 623H | 35,40[35,100] | All | 13 | 2(3)11 | 19+10 after landing | -26 | 1~14F Strike |
| j.623S | 40 | All | 7 | 2(3)4 | Until landing+10 | - | 1~8F Strike |
| j.623H | 35,40[35,100] | All | 13 | 2(3)11 | Until landing+10 | - | 1~14F Strike |
- All Versions
- Strike invincible during start-up.
- Launches opponent on hit.
- Crouching state recovery.
- Counter Hit state recovery.
- Cannot Roman Cancel on whiff.
- 80% proration.
- 623S
- Has two active windows, but only hits once.
Sol's faster strike invincible reversal with relatively low recovery. Use it to steal momentum against poor okizeme and predictable pressure. Loses to throws so try to only use it if the opponent isn't at point blank range. Is safe on block if the opponent air blocked, making it a useful anti-air. Can be Roman Canceled on hit for decent damage and better okizeme. Roman Canceling this move retains Sol's upward momentum unless the Roman Cancel is shifted in any direction.
- 623H
- Data in [] represents values on Clean Hit.
- Hits twice, both hits launch.
- Second hit can Clean Hit at close range.
- Clean Hit greatly improves damage, increases launch distance, and grants hard knockdown.
Sol's slower but more powerful strike invincible reversal. Loses to throws so try to only use it if the opponent isn't at point blank range. Sol launches significantly higher than S Volcanic Viper, making him very punishable on whiff or ground block. Can be used to anti-air opponents due to its high reach and its safety on air block. If the opponent is cornered and was high enough when they blocked it, it can true blockstring into normals. The Clean Hit deals absolutely massive damage, so it should be used to end combos whenever possible. The hard knockdown leads into strong okizeme, though it can be sacrificed in exchange for even more damage with an OTG 6H (useful for closing out rounds).
- j.623S
- Identical to the ground version.
Only use this if strike invincibility is desperately needed while in mid-air.
- j.623H
- Identical to the ground version.
Ideal combo ender. Can Clean Hit after most air normals so long as Sol is very close to the opponent and has forward momentum from a forward jump or air dash (j.D only works in the corner). If performed quickly enough from a jump cancelable normal in the corner (either from an air hit 5K/c.S or a CH c.S), the Clean Hit version can link into 5K for a full combo, though this is only possible early on in a combo when scaling is low and the link is tighter against heavier opponents.
Bandit Revolver
236K (Air OK)
Swiggity Swooty
- Hits twice. First hit launches the opponent, second hit knocks them away, short tumble into soft knockdown on landing.
- Second hit only occurs if the first hits the opponent.
Flying knee with an automatic follow-up kick on hit. Sol's main combo ender mid-screen when H Volcanic Viper won't Clean Hit. The high knock back of the second hit provides good corner carry and it leads into good damage if Red Roman Canceled. If the knee attack connects at its maximum vertical range, the follow-up will whiff. However, Sol is plus enough that he can land and link into 5K which can be done intentionally to extend combos. The tumble state on the second hit can link into 5K if they were high enough when it hit, making it a strong combo part in the corner. Avoid using this to end corner combos as the second hit cannot reliably wall stick opponents. If the first does, the second will cause an Area Shift without giving Sol a chance to use a stronger ender like 6S, Fafnir, or Tyrant Rave.
Bandit Bringer
214K (Air OK)
- Air version can be delayed by holding K.
- Slight ground bounce on hit, hard knockdown upon landing.
- Crouching state recovery.
- Deals regular damage OTG.
- 80% proration.
Sol floats through the air before doing a diving punch. Hits overhead, but it's very reactable and it can be punished by throws after being blocked at close range. Can potentially be plus on block if properly spaced or if it hits meaty. The air version can be delayed to halt Sol's aerial momentum, useful for baiting out an opponent's anti-air attempts, although it will lose to attacks with high vertical reach like 
Potemkin's Heat Knuckle, 
Faust's 6P or most rising DPs.
The ground bounce allows for a full combo if a Red Roman Cancel is used, usually by shifting it downward and dashing in with c.S. The hard knockdown can either grant good okizeme or lead into an OTG (c.S can be dash canceled to maintain pressure while 6H maximizes damage). Slow start-up makes it difficult to use in scaled combos, particularly mid-screen. Should only be used in corner combos if the attack will trigger a wall stick, otherwise other attacks should be used to maximize damage.
Wild Throw
623K
Acting like you won't...
- Throw invincible during start-up.
- Switches sides on hit.
- Hard knockdown on hit.
- 50% forced proration.
Sol's command throw. Has more range and damage than his normal ground throw and is untechable but it always side switches and is more unsafe on whiff. Vital part of Sol's mix-up game as the fear of being hit by this move will incentivize the opponent to either jump or mash out of pressure, allowing Sol to fish for Counter Hits and anti-airs. Purple Roman Cancel can be used to make it safe on whiff. Can only be followed up on hit with a canceled Red Roman Cancel or a Purple Roman Cancel into an OTG 6H (as a regular Red Roman Cancel will OTG prematurely, forcing the opponent to tech). Sometimes, it might be a better idea to do a normal ground throw for slightly less damage to keep the corner and get a better knockdown. Wild Throw also leads into less damage than normal throws when Roman Cancels are used, so try to only use it as a round ender or to punish an opponent's throw or throw break attempt.
Night Raid Vortex
214S (Hold OK)
Sol's version of EWGF.
- Data in [] represents values when fully charged.
- Cannot be special canceled from any move.
- Can extend range by holding S.
- Low profiles until the attack comes out.
- Launches opponent on hit, hard knockdown upon landing.
Sol rushes forward low to the ground and delivers an uppercut. Its start-up and travel distance increases the longer S is held. Moves forward about one character length at no charge to fullscreen at max charge. This move can go under most projectiles and pokes, allowing Sol to bully his way through neutral, especially if Purple Roman Cancels are available. Combos directly into c.S, though 5K should be used instead if the forward movement doesn't bring Sol close enough for c.S or the gravity is too severe. The attack launches higher and deals more damage at full charge, launching even higher on Counter Hit.
Fafnir
41236H
Obligatory rush-type Guard Crush.
- Cannot be special canceled from any move.
- Ground bounces on hit, hard knockdown upon landing.
Sol lunges forward half-screen with a flaming straight punch. Guard crushes on block, leaving Sol at a frame advantage and greatly increasing the opponent's R.I.S.C. Level. On hit, it knocks opponents back in a bizarre-looking ground bounce that can combo directly into Night Raid Vortex. Bounces higher on Counter Hit, allowing the follow-up Night Raid Vortex to combo into c.S rather than 5K. This is also Sol's optimal corner combo ender after wall sticking an opponent thanks to its high damage and single hit nature.
Much like with Gun Flame, Fafnir can carry dash momentum to increase its range. It can also be kara canceled from 6S for another range increase. Combining both together allows Fafnir to travel nearly fullscreen, which helps alleviate Sol's problem of lacking fullscreen options.
Overdrives
Tyrant Rave
632146H
Yay, it's finally out of beta!
- Data in [] represents values on Clean Hit.
- Fully invincible during start-up.
- Hits twice. First hit launches the opponent, second hit knocks them away, hard knockdown upon landing.
- Second hit can Clean Hit at close range, putting the opponent into a tumble state on hit. Only occurs if the first hit successfully connected.
- Will force an Area Shift if the opponent touches the corner.
- Will hard knockdown after an Area Shift.
Sol does an uppercut followed by a fiery straight punch. This is his only fully invincible reversal, but the first hit has poor range and the entire attack is unsafe on block or whiff. Note that only the first hit is invincible and there is a gap between the two punches, allowing opponents to reversal through the second. Thus, if a Roman Cancel is available to make it safe, avoid only using it after the second hit. A Roman Canceled H Volcanic Viper can lead into similar damage and okizeme while being safer and leading into a potential mix-up, so consider doing that instead.
This Overdrive is primarily meant to be a high damage combo ender, especially in the corner where Sol receives increased damage, strong okizeme, and regenerating Tension after the forced Area Shift. If the first hit connects at close proximity, the second hit with Clean Hit, dealing even more damage and making it highly potent at overpowering Guts to end rounds. Roman Cancels can be used to combo after it connects for even more damage. However, the short range of the first hit, the high knockback of the second, and the forced Area Shift in the corner makes this difficult mid-screen and impossible in the corner.
Heavy Mob Cemetery
214214H
Cinematic grounded P.B.B.
Now everyone is bullshit blazing!
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- Cannot be special canceled from any move.
- Full guardpoint after super freeze until the end of active frames.
- Launches opponent and switches sides on hit, hard knockdown upon landing.
Sol activates his Dragon Install before lunging fullscreen. If the opponent is hit, Sol drags them into the air and dives into the ground, creating a huge explosion. After the super freeze, Sol has constant full guardpoint until he reverts to his base form, meaning it can be used as a fast, long range punish. Will lose to any attack before the super freeze but will not waste any Tension in doing so. Any jump or Roman Cancel shifted upward can evade it if timed well so its usefulness is low if the opponent hits Sol's guardpoint with a jump cancelable move or if they have 50% Tension. Has somewhat quick recovery, making it difficult to punish on whiff. Keep in mind that while it cannot be ground blocked it also cannot be used during a combo. Leads into absurd damage with Roman Cancel by shifting either a whiffed or a canceled Red Roman Cancel downward, giving Sol time to run underneath the opponent and fully charge 5D even after switching sides.
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| Overview | Complete. | 20/20 |
| Combos | Beginner and optimal combos, all listed by starter. Combo theory is up-to-date. Missing video examples of optimal routes. | 9/10 |
| Strategy | Needs video examples of Sol's general game plan. | 19/20 |
| Frame Data | Complete. | 50/50 |
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- ↑ https://youtu.be/KaRcm1oEMSQ
- ↑ https://twitter.com/tobe_rya/status/1413620742437052416?s=20
- ↑ https://youtu.be/ZiQu2UAw9ok
- ↑ https://twitter.com/uki_0916/status/1405140349358546945?s=20
- ↑ https://twitter.com/SonicFox/status/1413049044524470279?s=20
- ↑ https://twitter.com/SonicFox/status/1413050471812673536?s=20
- ↑ https://youtu.be/WZGzkvx0bE8?t=33
- ↑ https://twitter.com/furai127/status/1403975546506158081?s=20