C. Viper — 角色使用

Notes on how C. Viper uses [Focus Force]Forward Dash — combo routes, pressure, pokes — to be added.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Tracer Combination — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

• Combo extension: The core HJC route — Thunder Dash → HJC → Burning Kick → follow-up — achieves damage impossible through standard combo routes.
• SA1 install synergy: During SA1 install, HJC costs no Drive Gauge. This makes C. Viper's aerial offense essentially unlimited for the install duration.
• Overhead mix-up: From a high jump, C. Viper can threaten Burning Kick (overhead) from the air, forcing the opponent to guess high while Seismic Hammer covers low on the ground.
• Drive Gauge management: Each HJC depletes Drive Gauge. Overusing it risks Burnout — keep gauge levels in mind during longer exchanges.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Feint — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Aerial Burning Kick — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

After a knockdown, continue pressure with the appropriate safe-jump timing. Check C. Viper's gauge levels to know which reversals are available, and lock out her options accordingly.

• High-damage jump-in: The go-to jump button when looking for maximum damage from a jump-in combo.
• Punish cross-up: Use when jumping in on the opponent's whiffed move for a full combo.
• Safe jump: Can be timed as a safe jump on wake-up at certain spacings to beat reversal attempts.

• Air-to-air: Fast startup makes it effective for trading or beating the opponent's anti-air attempts in certain situations.
• Ambiguous cross-up: Use at specific jump arc timings to create left-right ambiguity on wake-up.
• Safe jump-in: Can be used as a low-commitment jump-in that recovers quickly on landing.

• Jump-in combo starter: The main jump-in button that combos into standing normals or crouching normals on landing.
• Air-to-air: Decent horizontal reach makes it usable in air-to-air situations.
• Cross-up setup: Can be used at certain timings to create ambiguous left/right situations on wake-up.

• Air-to-air: Quick startup makes it competitive in the air against the opponent's jump attempts.
• Low-commitment jump-in: Safe on block with fast recovery, letting C. Viper maintain pressure without major risk.
• Okizeme: Can be used as part of safe jump set-ups on wake-up.

• Cross-up: Can cross up crouching opponents at the right spacing, creating left-right mix-up situations.
• Deep jump-in: Angled hitbox allows it to connect deeply for better frame advantage on landing.
• Air-to-ground: Effective when jumping toward a grounded opponent due to the downward hitbox angle.

Notes on how C. Viper uses [Seismic Hammer]Feint — combo routes, pressure, pokes — to be added.

• Maximum damage finisher: When the conditions are met, cancel into CA Hard Luck Rejector for the highest single-hit damage available to C. Viper.
• Comeback reversal: Functions as a powerful reversal in critical moments to swing the match from a losing position.
• Combo route: End HJC combos, Seismic Hammer juggles, or Thunder Dash cancel sequences with CA for maximum output.

• Anti-approach: Performed on a neutral jump, the downward angle covers space in front of C. Viper to beat opponents walking under the jump arc.
• Air-to-ground pressure: The spike-like trajectory is useful when the opponent is standing still below.
• Burning Kick counter-option: When the opponent expects Burning Kick from the air, neutral jumping MK can catch them anticipating incorrectly.

• Low-health reversal: Only available below 25% HP. Use it to escape dangerous okizeme situations when the install condition is active.
• Combo finisher: When available, cancel into SA3 after Thunder Dash or Seismic Hammer for maximum comeback damage.
• Projectile invincibility: Pass through the opponent's fireballs with SA3 for a punish when at low health.
• Wake-up meaty: With 10F startup, a 9F-or-faster safe jump still beats it — be mindful when applying okizeme at low health.

• Reversal: 7F startup allows it to escape many okizeme situations. Projectile invincibility also makes it viable against fireball-heavy opponents.
• Combo ender: Cancel into SA2 after Thunder Dash or in HJC combo routes for high damage.
• Wake-up counter: When the opponent applies safe-jump pressure, use an 8F-or-faster meaty to beat SA2 (7F startup).

• Combo ender: Fastest startup makes it the easiest version to land in combos after a hit confirm.
• Surprise attack: Quick release catches opponents off guard in neutral when they expect a longer charge.
• OD version: OD Focus Force Lv1 starts even faster and adds armor earlier — effective for stuffing mashing and punishing on very short windows.

• Seismic embed: 214P→K cancels into 623P (Seismic Hammer), creating a low attack after almost any blocked normal. The opponent must crouch-block in response.
• Strike/throw mix-up: After the feint cancel, C. Viper can throw instead of using Seismic Hammer, creating a 50/50 between low and throw.
• Drive Impact bait: Opponents who use Drive Impact to counter feint cancel strings will get counter-hit by C. Viper's own Drive Impact when she reads the attempt.
• HJC extension: Feint cancel into High Jump Cancel (HJC) unlocks advanced combo routes and aerial approaches that are otherwise impossible.

• Install activation: Activate at a safe moment to enter the install state and begin Drive-Gauge-free HJC offense.
• Combo route: Used in combos as an anti-air Super Art — e.g., HP → SA1 → aerial follow-ups.
• Install pressure: After SA1 lands, immediately start HJC-based offense. The opponent must deal with unlimited aerial mix-up potential without C. Viper depleting her gauge.
• Wake-up safe jump counter: With 8F startup, safe jump with a 9F-or-slower move to avoid the reversal.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Burning Kick — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Double Burn — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Knuckled Pursuit — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

Notes on how C. Viper uses High Jump (Neutral) — combo routes, pressure, pokes — to be added.

Notes on how C. Viper uses High Jump (Forward) — combo routes, pressure, pokes — to be added.

• Low knockdown: Hits low for a hard knockdown, leading directly into C. Viper's powerful okizeme with Burning Kick (overhead) and Seismic Hammer (low) mix-ups.
• Whiff punish at range: The long reach allows it to punish moves that extend too far.
• Mix-up low option: In okizeme, 2HK is a risky but long-range low option alongside Seismic Hammer.

• Anti-air: Reaches high enough to catch certain jump-ins depending on angle and timing.
• Punish Counter route: On Punish Counter, links into special moves for high-damage punishes.
• Combo filler: Used in specific corner combo routes when launching into High Jump Cancel extensions.

• Low check: Hits low and is fast enough to interrupt the opponent's attempts to walk or act.
• Combo starter: Chain into 2MP or cancel into Thunder Dash for a close-range light-confirm route.
• Meaty low: Effective as a low meaty on wake-up pressure when the opponent is expecting a throw.

• Reversal attempt: Fast startup makes it the go-to button to interrupt the opponent's delayed actions at close range.
• Hit confirm start: Chain into 2MP or cancel into Thunder Dash (214P) for a light normal hit confirm.
• Meaty: Use as a tight meaty on wake-up to beat slow reversals.

• Drive Rush cancel route: 2MK → Drive Rush → MP → Thunder Dash is one of C. Viper's core mid-screen hit-confirm combos.
• Low poke: Solid range and low hitbox make it excellent for checking opponents in the neutral.
• Knockdown: On hit, can lead into combo routes or oki setups.

• Combo link: Appears in post-Burning Kick combos — e.g., Burning Kick → 2MP → Thunder Dash.
• Pressure tool: Cancels cleanly into Thunder Dash or Seismic Hammer after hit or block.
• OD Thunder Dash route: In the corner, 2MP → OD Thunder Dash → High Jump Cancel extends into high-damage combos.

• Space creation: The extra distance compared to High Impulse gives C. Viper a moment to reestablish position before applying okizeme.
• Mix-up variation: Mixing back and forward throws prevents the opponent from reliably choosing an ukemi direction.
• Okizeme: Despite the distance, Drive Rush still closes the gap in time for Burning Kick or Seismic Hammer mix-ups.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Seismic Hammer — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

Notes on how C.Viper uses Forward Dash — combo routes, pressure, whiff punishes — to be added.

• Combo extender: Used in specific combo routes to push the opponent toward the corner or to increase damage before a special move finisher.
• Space control: The two-hit motion covers distance and can be used to contest mid-range exchanges.
• Corner carry: Helps move the opponent to the corner where C. Viper's okizeme becomes most threatening.

• Overhead mix-up: Hits overhead, so crouching opponents must stand to block it. Use it in okizeme and pressure sequences to threaten the upper guard.
• Late-hit combo: Lands a meaty connect into combo. Timing is strict but gives real combo damage from an overhead.
• Pressure layer: Showing Viper Elbow conditions the opponent to stand block, which in turn opens up Seismic Hammer (low) and Burning Kick high/low guessing.

• Whiff punish: Long reach makes it ideal for catching the opponent's whiffed moves from a safe distance.
• Punish Counter starter: On Punish Counter, leads into high-damage combo extensions.
• Corner carry: Use in combos that push the opponent toward the corner.

• Combo link: Used after MP in the MP → HP → Thunder Dash core combo. Confirms well into special moves.
• Punish counter route: Punish Counter HP links into Thunder Dash and High Jump Cancel for high-damage extensions.
• Anti-air option: Can beat certain jump-in angles depending on timing.

• Close-range check: Fast startup makes it useful for stopping the opponent from walking into throw range.
• Combo filler: Can be chained into other light normals or cancelled into special moves at close range.

• Pressure starter: Cancels into special moves on hit or block, allowing safe offense with Thunder Dash (214P) or Seismic Hammer (623P).
• Combo filler: Links into 2MP or MP from close range for hit-confirm sequences.
• Reversal attempt stuffing: Quick startup lets it beat out slow mashes from the opponent.

• Okizeme starter: After a forward throw, Drive Rush reaches in time to start wake-up pressure with Burning Kick (overhead), Seismic Hammer (low), and throw mix-ups.
• Throw mix-up: Mix in throws with Seismic Hammer embeds and feint cancels to keep the opponent guessing.
• Corner carry: Use the throw to move the opponent toward the corner where okizeme becomes even stronger.

• Neutral poke: Good reach to interrupt the opponent's attempts to walk in.
• Drive Rush cancel: 2MK into Drive Rush is a primary hit-confirm route; the standing version can similarly be used for spacing game and cancel setups.
• Space control: Use to keep opponents honest at mid range before transitioning into special moves.

• Frame advantage on block: MP is plus on block — do not mash after getting hit by it. C. Viper can follow with Seismic Hammer (623P) embed, throw, or feint cancel.
• Combo starter: Cancels into Thunder Dash (214P) or OD Seismic Hammer for full combos.
• Mid-range poke: Solid reach and speed for a medium normal, suitable for contesting the opponent's footsies.

• Pressure tool: During okizeme or blockstrings, charging to Lv2 while the opponent is in hitstun or blocking gives a damage and advantage boost over Lv1.
• Mix-up layer: Varying between Lv1 and Lv2 release timings makes the charge harder to react to and punish.
• Combo route: In some setups, Lv2 connects into juggle extensions that Lv1 does not.

• Corner unblockable setup: Near the corner, if the charge timing is hidden in hitstun or a meaty situation, Lv3 forces the opponent to absorb full damage or be completely overwhelmed.
• Hard-read punish: After an armor absorb or a read on the opponent's action, releasing at Lv3 maximizes the return on the risk.
• Guard pressure: Even the threat of Lv3 conditions the opponent to jump or use a reversal, creating new read opportunities.