Unleash multiple chops while spinning. Useful for combos and sequences, it also makes for a great anti-air attack.
派生・强度差异
| 技能 | 发生 | 命中 | 防御 | 伤害 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spinning Mixer | — | — | — | — |
| H Spinning Mixer | 6 | D | -55 | 1200 |
| L Spinning Mixer | 8 | 2 | -3 | 700 |
| M Spinning Mixer | 8 | D | -45 | 800 |
| OD Spinning Mixer | 6 | D | -42 | 1400 |
Evaluation
Unleash multiple chops while spinning. Useful for combos and sequences, it also makes for a great anti-air attack.
How to Use
Notes on how Rashid uses Spinning Mixer — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.
How to Counter
236P is Rashid's main reversal / anti-air / pressure tool. The key situations are the strength-by-strength punishes and the +2 close-range yomi after a blocked Air-Current 236LP.
Recommended counters
Strength-by-strength
- 236LP: -3 on block, ends in throw range — your 3F situation. Counter with a 7F+ medium and tick throw (don't reach for a 4F mash, the reward is too low)
- 236MP: Tries to catch neutral jumps but the hitbox is weak — air-attacks often land a Punish Counter
- 236HP: Rashid's main anti-air. Beat it pre-emptively with a deep, downward-active jump attack — empty-jump baits are also very effective (see the clip below)
- 236PP (OD): His OD invincible reversal. No vertical hitbox — meaty stuffs it on wakeup
- After it hits you, you're at +9 — confirm his drive rush and answer with an OD invincible (it still hits on back-rise, covering both options)
Even if he goes rush → LP there's a 6F gap — confirm the rush and press your fastest 6F button to solve it:
After blocking Air-Current 236LP (close +2F)
You're forced into a close +2 strike/throw mix. Walking back is the safe answer:
- Mid-screen, walking back makes the LP in 2LK → LP whiff — no combo
- Continued backwalking also stuffs his throw-tech (grab punish)
- 2MK → cancel rush still hits, but Rashid burns a lot of drive gauge for it — usually not his preferred option
Backwalk + fuzzy crouch-block (advanced)
From close +2, you can walk back 5F before his 7F 2MK can connect. Walking back into a crouch-block at the 2MK timing whiffs the throw and blocks the 2MK on the same input.
The clip below records a 3-way mixup (throw / 2MK → 236LP / 2LK → 2LP → 236LP) after a blocked Air-Current 236LP, all defended cleanly by backwalk-fuzzy crouch-block:

