Dominate Every Match: Akuma Setup Guide for Street Fighter 6

Summary

This video offers an in-depth guide on Akuma's setup strategies in fighting games. It covers various moves, including light and heavy Tatsumaki options, sweeps, and special attacks, detailing the frame advantage and mix-up opportunities each provides. The guide also explores combo routes, wake-up options, and corner carry tactics, emphasizing the importance of adapting setups to different situations and opponent behaviors. Aimed at enhancing viewers' understanding of Akuma's potential and improving their gameplay.

Takeaways

• 🎮 Akuma setup video covering light Tatsumaki options and various setups for week one.
• 💥 Light Tatsumaki into sweep and double dash results in plus four frames and mix opportunities.
• 🌀 Safe jump setup after light Tatsumaki and sweep if executed immediately.
• 🔥 Light Tatsumaki into DP opens new combo routes, countering non-invincible wake-up options.
• 🔄 Sweep into dash followed by overhead or standing light kick for various frame advantages.
• 🚀 Heavy DP setups including overhead, command throw, and frame traps for plus frames.
• 💡 Medium Tatsumaki setup options leading to loops and consistent mix-ups.
• 🌐 Situational setups for light, medium, and heavy DP, including drive rush and demon flip variations.
• 🔄 Safe throw loops and back heavy kick setups after forward throws for pressure.
• ⚙️ EX Hadouken and teleport combinations for maintaining pressure and maximizing frame advantages.

Q & A

What is the primary focus of the Akuma setup video?

The primary focus of the Akuma setup video is to cover all the setups found for Akuma in week one, including options for light tatsumaki, DP, and sweep setups both mid-screen and in the corner.

What are the options after hitting a light tatsumaki mid-screen?

After hitting a light tatsumaki mid-screen, you can either go for a sweep and double dash for a plus four advantage and a mix-up opportunity, or jump immediately after the sweep for a safe jump.

What is a significant advantage of using the light tatsumaki into DP setup?

Using the light tatsumaki into DP setup can open up new combo routes if executed well, as it allows for options like a drive rush into an immediate overhead or low, stuffing the opponent's wake-up options unless they have invincibility.

How does the safe jump setup work in the corner after a sweep?

In the corner after a sweep, you can dash up and either go for a safe jump or set up other things on the opponent's wake-up, such as an overhead which is plus one on block and plus five on hit.

What setup can be used against characters without a reversal on wake-up?

Against characters without a reversal on wake-up, you can use a dash-up light haduken for a plus two advantage, or a crouching light kick into either standing medium punch or crouching medium punch for a plus three or plus one advantage, respectively.

What is the key setup after hitting a heavy DP?

After hitting a heavy DP, you can go for a slightly delayed overhead, which is plus four on hit and zero on block. You can also use setups like crouching medium punch into standing medium punch for a plus four advantage, allowing for trade combos.

What is a recommended setup after hitting a light DP?

After hitting a light DP, a recommended setup is to whiff a standing light punch and go for a haduken, which will whiff if the DP is hit immediately, or to delay the light DP for a plus one overhead setup.

How can you use the medium tatsumaki setup effectively?

The medium tatsumaki setup can be used effectively by dashing up after the medium tatsu and either going for an overhead or a crouching light punch into standing medium punch, which will leave you at plus four.

What is the purpose of using Akuma's target combo in setups?

The purpose of using Akuma's target combo in setups is to force an overhead that beats jabs and allows for trade combos, providing plus frames on hit and combo opportunities.

What is a viable setup after a forward throw?

After a forward throw, you can dash up and either go for a delayed medium punch for a meaty attack or a delayed throw for a throw loop. You can also use the EX haduken for plus frames on block and confirm if the opponent blocks it.

Outlines

00:00

🎮 Akuma Setups Overview

This paragraph introduces the video as an Akuma setup guide, covering various techniques found so far in the game. It emphasizes the light Tatsumaki options, midscreen and off-corner setups, and the potential for mixed opportunities after certain moves. The speaker also mentions the possibility of safe jumps and the use of DP (Dragon Punch) for combo extensions. The paragraph sets the stage for a detailed exploration of Akuma's fighting game mechanics.

05:00

🤺 Light Tatsumaki and Combo Extensions

The speaker delves into the specifics of using the light Tatsumaki, including follow-ups like sweeps, dashes, and jumps that can lead to safe positions or further combo opportunities. They discuss the use of DP and the potential for trade combos after a successful DP, as well as low attacks and medium kick Tatsumaki for different outcomes. The paragraph also touches on corner setups, safe jumps, and overhead attacks as part of Akuma's strategic options.

10:02

🏆 Advanced Akuma Combos and Mix-ups

This section discusses more advanced combo techniques and mix-ups for Akuma, including the use of standing light kick and heavy punch for different frame advantages. The speaker provides examples of trade combos and how to bait opponents into making mistakes. They also cover the use of medium and heavy Tatsumaki in various situations, emphasizing the importance of timing and positioning for effective combo extensions.

15:04

🔄 Akuma's Recovery and Loop Strategies

The paragraph focuses on Akuma's recovery options after knockdowns, particularly the use of charged Hadoukens and loops to maintain pressure on the opponent. It explains how to use medium Tatsumaki to initiate loops and how to follow up with overhead attacks and medium punches for consistent damage. The speaker also mentions the importance of corner carry and how to use startup moves to Akuma's advantage.

20:05

📉 Akuma's Throw and Midscreen Setups

This section covers Akuma's throw setups and what to do after throws in different screen positions. The speaker discusses the limitations and opportunities of follow-ups after throws, such as using fireballs for anti-airs or medium demon flips for surprise attacks. They also touch on the use of dry frush overheads and the potential for safe jumps after certain Tatsumaki moves.

25:06

🔄 Akuma's Corner Carry and Endgame Strategies

The speaker wraps up the video by discussing Akuma's corner carry potential and endgame strategies, such as finishing combos with heavy Adam and Tide punches for optimal setups. They explain how to use the results of these moves to maintain pressure, set up instant overheads, and manage the 50/50 situations that can arise. The paragraph concludes with a reminder of the versatility of Akuma's moveset and the importance of adapting strategies based on the opponent's actions.

👋 Closing Remarks and Future Content Tease

In the final paragraph, the speaker thanks the viewers for watching and expresses appreciation for their engagement. They hint at more content to come, including additional guides and videos on anti-conversion and Akuma strategies, promising to keep the audience updated on the latest techniques and insights.

Keywords

💡Akuma

Akuma is a character from the 'Street Fighter' video game series, known for his fighting style and abilities. In the context of this video, Akuma is the main subject, as the video is a setup guide for playing as this character. The script discusses various moves and strategies specific to Akuma, such as 'light Tatsumaki' and 'heavy DP' setups.

💡Setup

In fighting games, a 'setup' refers to a sequence of moves or actions that a player executes to gain an advantage over their opponent. The video script provides detailed setups for Akuma, including how to follow up on certain moves to create mix-up opportunities or extend combos.

💡Tatsumaki

Tatsumaki is a type of spinning kick move commonly found in fighting games, and in this script, it refers to one of Akuma's special moves. The script discusses different variations of the Tatsumaki, such as 'light Tatsumaki' and how to use it in various setups for advantageous gameplay.

💡DP

DP stands for 'Dragon Punch,' which is a signature move of the character Ryu in the 'Street Fighter' series and is also used by Akuma. The script mentions 'light DP' and 'heavy DP' to differentiate between the power levels of the move and the subsequent strategies that can be employed after using them.

💡Knockdown Frames

Knockdown frames refer to the number of animation frames it takes for a character to hit the ground after being knocked down. In the script, the number of knockdown frames is important for determining the timing and feasibility of follow-up attacks or setups after a knockdown occurs.

💡Combo

A 'combo' in fighting games is a sequence of attacks that connect with one another without giving the opponent a chance to retaliate. The script provides examples of combos that can be executed with Akuma, and how certain moves can be chained together for maximum damage.

💡Plus Frames

In the context of fighting games, 'plus frames' (often denoted as +n) indicate a situation where a move is advantageous on hit, meaning the player has time to recover or continue their attack. The script frequently mentions various numbers of plus frames to describe the window of opportunity after certain moves.

💡Sweep

A 'sweep' is a type of move in fighting games that knocks the opponent off their feet. The script discusses the use of a 'sweep' with Akuma and the strategic options available after using this move, such as following up with a safe jump or setting up a mix-up scenario.

💡Dash

Dashing is a quick movement in fighting games that allows characters to cover distance rapidly. The script mentions 'dash' in various setups, emphasizing its importance in closing the gap between Akuma and the opponent to set up further attacks.

💡Counter Hit

A 'counter hit' occurs when a move hits the opponent during their attack animation, often resulting in advantageous frame data. The script explains how certain moves can be used to counter hit opponents, leading to further combo opportunities or mix-up plays.

💡Wake Up Options

In fighting games, 'wake up options' refer to the actions a player can take when their character regains control after being knocked down. The script discusses how to anticipate and counter these options with Akuma, using moves like 'light Tatsumaki' or 'DP' to maintain pressure.

💡Mix-Up

A 'mix-up' is a strategy in fighting games where a player uses a combination of high and low attacks, throws, and other maneuvers to confuse the opponent and open them up for further attacks. The script provides examples of how Akuma can use various moves to create mix-up situations after certain setups.

💡Super

A 'super' refers to a special move in fighting games that often deals significant damage but may have recovery time or other drawbacks if it misses or is blocked. The script mentions 'super' in the context of Akuma's move set and how it can be used or countered in certain situations.

💡Hadoken

Hadoken is a projectile move used by several characters in the 'Street Fighter' series, including Akuma. The script discusses the use of the hadoken in Akuma's setups, such as confirming hits with an 'ex hadoken' and using it to maintain pressure on the opponent.

Highlights

Akuma setup video covering various techniques and strategies for the character.

Light Tatsumaki options for midscreen and off-corner setups, including mixed opportunities and safe jumps.

Using DP (Dragon Punch) after light Tatsumaki and sweep to open up new combo routes.

Executing a jump immediately after a sweep for a safe option.

Going low after a light Tatsumaki into DP or sweep for different follow-up opportunities.

Setting up opponents' wake-up with an overhead attack after a sweep for potential counter hits.

Demonstrating the use of meter for enhanced setups and combos.

Using standing light kick after dash for a plus-five situation, leading to a throw loop.

Forward medium kick and standing heavy punch combo for a plus-six on counter situation.

Advantages of using Akuma's projectile against characters without wake-up reversals.

Heavy DP setups with various follow-ups, including overhead attacks and trade combos.

The use of command grab as a Mei to maintain pressure after a DP.

Drive Rush in the corner after a heavy DP to bait opponent's reversal actions.

Medium Tatsumaki setups for loop opportunities and overhead attacks.

Heavy Tatsumaki follow-ups with standing medium punch and standing heavy punch for plus-one situations.

Akuma's Target combo and its potential follow-ups for mix-up strategies.

Light DP ender strategies for quick damage after perfect parry and stun situations.

Forward throw follow-ups with delayed medium punch or throw loop for maintaining pressure.

Back throw limitations and the best options available after its execution.

Adamant Tide Punch follow-ups in the corner and midscreen for optimal damage.

Medium Demon Flip as a safe option with no anti-able window.

Using EX moves for pressure and follow-up opportunities, including teleports and slide attacks.

Closing thoughts and appreciation for watching the Akuma guide video.

Transcripts

hey everyone hble here so this is going

to be an Akuma setup video uh I'm going

to cover all the setups I found so far

uh there's probably a bunch of that I

didn't find um but for now for week one

this should be fine if you enjoy the

video please leave a like And subscribe

and thank you so much for watching let's

start all right so I'm going to cover

first the light tatsumaki options

midscreen and uh off uh corner but if

you hit the light Tatu and sweep and

Double Dash your plus four front of the

opponent and have a mixed

opportunity what you also can do if

you're close enough is just jump

immediately after the light after the

sweep and it's a safe

jump another option instead of doing the

light tatsumaki into the sweep is going

for the DP if you dry frush immediately

afterwards and block your plus four this

opens up new combo routes if work if you

execute it well because even if the

opponent wakes up with a button if you

go and do Dy frush into immedi

overhead you will stuff the opponent's

wake up options unless it has

invincibility like uh super or an

extp you can also go

low and if disconnects you can go

straight into medium kick light tatsuo

and again your choice to go for either

DP or for

sweep so let's go what you can do after

a light Tatsu into DP or light T into

sweep and the corner we already

discussed that if you do a uh sweep and

you dash in you have a safe jump which

is very strong but you can also set up

other things on the opponent's wake up

like an uh mey overhead here's an

example sweep Dash up overhead this is

plus one on block on hit it's plus five

and if the opponent presses something

you he get a counter it and it's going

to be plus seven I'm going to

demonstrate that what kind of combos you

can do if it hits on counter hit or

not if you want to spend

meter now encounter it

if you do not want to go for the me over

setup what you could also do is with a

standing light kick after the dash this

will leave you at plus

four sorry plus five that means you have

a mey throw Loop you have a safe throw

even if the opponent back dashes it's

safe and you can still go for the shimmy

if you back walk here's a demonstration

K me and now if the opponent back

Das minus three not

punishable another me situation would be

doing a The Sweep setup and then going

into forward medium kick and pressing

standing heavy punch immediately this

will leave you at plus

six on counter it you can combo into a

standing medium kick and if it just hits

like that you can go into crouching

medium punch and do a follow-up combo

for if you're playing against players

that use characters that do not have a

reversal on wake up for example JP's OD

Amnesia gets beaten by projectiles you

can use this following

setup you dash up light had is plus two

and if time

correctly up to plus

four another followup if if you want to

go for mey medium punch is Dashing up

crouching light kick into either

standing medium punch which will leave

you at plus free or Crouch the medium

punch which will leave you at plus

one now let's move on to the heavy DP

setups you hit a heavy DP regardless if

you're having it from a

light or

Tatsu both knockdown frames are

30 so all the setups that work on the

regular DP they will work as well on

light Tatsu

DP the first one I want to show you is a

little bit tricky but in my perspective

worth it Akuma can overhead you me from

a DP if you slightly delay it before the

opponent wakes up to indicate that I

would suggest you doing a little Notch

like this and then go for the overhead I

might not be able to do it on the first

try and I'm going to keep this video a

little bit raw you guys see how the

successful how successful the uh hit

rate is for

DP I wasn't quite

it and there we go that's plus four on

hit zero on block sometimes even plus

one on block and you can still go for

the same routes I showed you from the

earlier setup

if you want to go for me a plus four

medium punch is when you do a heavy DP

like this with crouching medium and go

immediately into standing medium punch

this will leave leave you at plus four

which is great if the opponent press the

uh button afterwards like a light button

and you go into crouching heavy punch

you can get a trade combo I'm going to

show you an example right now

just an example for a trade combo

but also works after you do DP and you

want to land a command frow is

immediately doing the command frow

teleport after the DP this will hit your

grab as a Mei even if they reversal with

a normal on wake up they will still get

hit

another mey setup do is doing a heavy

punch with sorry another mey setup would

be instead of a dash after the heavy DP

withing a standing light kick into

immediate standing heavy punch will you

leave you at plus

one if this hits you can immediately

combo into standing medium

kick and and any followup you desire

here's an example

don't forget that if you drive Rush even

in the corner after a heavy DP you're

still plus when you block so if you want

to bait the opponent in doing something

on reversal either Drive reversal or a

wake up extp or super you can still use

that to your

advantage plus four unfortunately if you

commit to not pressing anything you

won't be able to walk back if they wake

up with a

Thro so just keep that in

mind unfortunately I didn't have much

time to look after what you could do if

you just hit a regular sweep like

this but the sweep itself doesn't have

much range so if you should hit it in

the

corner you can wh a standing light kick

and go for a forward heavy punch which

will leave you plus six on hit and

you'll be able to combo into a standing

light kick or a crouching medium punch

on counter you can also combo into a

crouching medium kick now let's move on

to a little bit of a different option

let's say we are going to hit with a uh

medium K

tatsumaki this will leave us at 41

knockdown frames which

immediately can Dash after go for

overhead which will be leaving you at

zero on block and plus four hits

and this will also allow you to combo

same as from The Sweep set

up similar setup like after the sweep

you dash up after the medium Tatsu with

a crouching light punch and go into

standing medium punch this will leave

you at plus

four you can also go for M haduken by

just whiffing a standing light kick

after the medium Tatsu

this will leave you at

plus4 now you're thinking when would I

use the medium Tatsu and here's

something really interesting uh you can

go into a loop so if Akuma gets a

knockdown after a heavy DP you can go

for charged haduken every

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time like this even if the opponent

wakes up with a button you will be able

to to uh hit him and now he comes apart

which is really interesting if the

opponent gets hit and wake up with this

you can either decide to go a little bit

for more damage or you can say hey I

want to go into a loop and this is where

the loop starts we're going to pretend

that the opponent will wake up with a

button after we decided to go for a mey

charge to

doin if this hits and you time it

correctly this will not trade

and this is where it's interesting now

we can follow up again with a medium

Tatsu and we can repeat all the [ __ ] in

again for overhead

right fire this

again for me medium punch etc etc and

every time you uh put an opponent into

the corner and you want to get his Drive

gauge or you want to like mix it up a

little bit you can go for the startup

with the Char shukin this works with DP

Tatsu and sweep but for sweep I wouldn't

really go for it cuz then you have the

safe jump set up you have everything you

already

want now let's go for the other followup

if you go and follow up with the heavy

Tatsu heavy Tatsu leaves you at a

similar knockdown frames like heavy DP

just with two frames differ so you can

either go for mey over at two again just

with a slightly more

delay or you can do the following what

you could do if you want to get a mey

set setup is with a standing medium

punch and go into standing heavy punch

after you hit the

Tatsu this will leave you at plus

one what you also could do is after you

do the heavy Tatsu you with a crouching

medium punch and go to standing medium

kick this will leave you at plus one on

hit you can combo medium kick into

medium kick itself this doesn't sound

too great but this gives us uh a new

Option I want to show you and this is

akuma's Target combo first of all the

setup now akuma's Target

combo it's plus one on hit unfortunately

it doesn't it's not a block string and

people can interrupt it with a Crouch

jab as you can see

here but with the mey setup what we can

do is force the overhead to beat the jab

because the medium kick hits meaty

here's an

example not only that but also we get a

trade after the trade happens it's plus

n and we can combo easily standing heavy

punch into devastating damage

here's an

example and this just looks like if you

want to really mess with the opponent

now let's say we hitting a light DP now

when we would ever hit a light DP combo

so there are different ways let's say

you hit the opponent and he's close to

stun you don't want to extend your combo

too much and you want to go for quick

damage after perfect Parry for example

and you would go for the light DP Ender

so the light DP

Ender if you whiff a standing light

punch right and go for a haduken it will

whiff but it depends when you hit the

light

DP if you hit it later on the Tatsu it's

37

knockdown if you hit it immediately it's

39 that's why I recommend to do the

light DP a little bit delayed so you get

the 37 knock down frames this is what

you can do if you hit

it plus one overhead setup

if you want to mix it up you can do

this again me

haduken but if you want to go for a

plus4 medium punch you hit the light DP

as early as you can you do that by

whiffing a standing heavy punch after

you hit the light DP early and you get a

plus4 stand medium

punch I didn't research enough if I can

get more situations where the target

combo with the over will trade but I

will definitely keep you up to date on

dead a similar situation where we can

get an instant overhead is when we for

example hit the target combo we go for

the full Ender with a Target combo we

with a standing light punch and go for

the

overhead that's will leave us at zero we

can also switch this up with a light

haduken if you decide to try to go for a

meaty fro or shimmy you can end this

with a forward medium kick which will Le

you at plus five

so it's safe and also walk backwards

afterwards or shimy if you go for a

different

Ender for example the light DP just as

we remembered you can also Mix us up if

you don't want to do the full Ender and

you're close to the corner you can go

for a light

DP which will leave you at 37 frames

if you go for the medium DP this is the

same knockdown frames as you would have

the tsumaki setup like this

one so please refer to those setups

after you hit the medium DP in the

corner let's go for the forward

throw after the forward throw

unfortunately there's not as much

potential as I would love

to but Akuma has still for Loop so

there's a couple things you can do first

this forward throw Dash up leaves you at

plus n so you can either do a delayed

medium punch for mey or you can do a

delayed throw or throw

Loop what you also could do is if you

know that your opponent always loves to

press buttons on wake up you can Dash up

and do a back heavy kick the back heavy

kick has 12 frame startup so if you dash

forward and you plus nine and the

opponent presses something with four

frames on wake up you will beat this

four frame

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move you have to make the safe though

with the ex haduken you can confirm if

the if you hit or Not by dashing up and

if the opponent does block it you just

release the ex haduken immediately which

will leave you again at plus frames do

not charge it on his block because there

is a gap in between and you will eat a

combo if the opponent Jabs

here's an

example I want to highlight one more

thing we already discussed that if you

hit the tatsumaki after light

Tatsu you are plus 32 now there's

another way to set up an instant an

overhead me set up by comboing first

into the back heavy kick like

this if you do it this way and you do it

early the knockdown frames actually

change to 36 this opens up a little bit

of a new possibility where you can go

into an overhead setup like

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this it's zero on block but you're still

plus four so if you have if you go for a

jump in just try to remember that this

is what you could do after you the Tatsu

one more thing you can do after a

forward throw is throw in heavy haduken

which will be plus n on

block this opens up one thing if you do

this and you immediately do forward

heavy punch you will stuff the opponents

wake up if they press something if they

get hit by the haduken you will be able

to combo too and forward heavy punch is

confirmable here's an example

now we're coming to back throw

unfortunately there's not much you can

do after back throw the best thing you

could do is just doing a forward heavy

punch it hits mey It's but still minus

one now let's go with the adaman tide

punch I hope I pronounce that correct on

a light version there is no knockdown

but you plus three so every time you

combo into it in the corner you can

throw immediately afterwards this does

not apply mid screen unfortunately so no

matter how close you combo

it you're never in throw range so keep

that in

mind after the medium version of

it you are plus 32 so I just want to

confirm again everything that worked

with plus 32 referred please to the

heavy kick tatsuaki setup after the

Tatsu now we come to the fun part what

happens if I go for the heavy version of

the Adam and five punch so in the corner

most of the time you will want to do the

combo so you follow up with the heavy DP

remember 30 frames refer to the 30 frame

setups from the heavy DP everything that

works afterwards you go for it there's

not much to do you can do the same

followup with the Tatu as well but it

has 31 frames so if you want to go for

either of the setups you do that now we

go for the midscreen setups let's start

with the fro the fro unfortunately is a

little bit like juries but not as good

that means you can follow up with a dry

frush and you land in front of him the

issue will be that most of the time if

you want to confirm a

button you have to press it pretty early

or your opponent will stuff you if they

press something there's not much you can

get out of throw unless you want to

chase them so to my recommendation what

I would do after a throw

is just Dash

up charge up a light Fireball just walk

up if you see them jump you can go and

antier it if you're fast enough or

depends on the situation I'm going to do

another videos of anti conversion on

that topic and a fakuma guide and if you

want to follow up with it what you could

also do is take it with a grain of

salt is the medium demon flip so the

medium demon flip is- 17 if you empty it

um they cannot anti you from that range

as far to my knowledge not even G's ex

flash kick will reach uh but they can

super you here's a trick though let's

say we wakes up with a

shinku then we get

hit the fun part is though in the freeze

frames you can confirm that see the

super comes out and do a heavy demon

flip and get a full

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punish so so experiment as much as you

like with it this is what you could do

afterwards back throw well

you can see yeah but there's not much to

do after back throw do not dry thrush

after back throw back throw is never

safe for a dry thrush you will get hit

for

sure if it's punish counter back throw

has the same properties as in the corner

and go for mey heavy forward punch on

forward throw it's a little bit

different on forward throw you can drive

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and you're right in front of him so the

opponent has to

guess you can also do TIG new fireball

which will leave you at plus 9 or Plus 8

depending on when you when you

hit same with if you want to go for dry

frush overhead no matter what they do on

wake up unless this has invincibility

you will hit them so do not be afraid to

do the dry frush

overhead here's an example

same applies to

DP now we go for the Tatsu like I said

before if you hit the light Tatsu with

the

sweep you can go for the safe

jump if you hit the medium adaman tide

punch there's not much you can do I

tried a lot of things but

unfortunately hey guys H here I made a

little bit of an editing error here here

uh so I just want to say after the

medium adaman tide punch uh the only

thing you can do afterwards either Dash

forward uh which is leaving you a little

bit closer to the opponent or do a

medium deam flip it's a similar setup

like after the forward throw and if you

want to you can also do like a drive

Rush uh which will leave you at a

similar spacing as the forward for as

well now we're coming to the fun part

though there are a couple situations

where you get a lot of corner carry and

a following setup afterward I think that

combo where you go into light

Tatsu it's pretty nice but if you have

the chance I want you to do a combo

finisher into heavy Adam and tight the

reason for that is because you get a

really nice setup and Corner carry

afterwards here's an

example you empty demon flip after Adam

and Tide punch you're plus two you can

immediately go for a throw and even if

they do a jab on wake up you will stuff

them if you walk back afterwards you can

shim me and if you jab you beat him as

well so you put the opponent into a

50/50 immediately after the knockdown

achieve the same with ex adaman tide

punch and ex haduken if you ever are in

a situation where you let's say whiff

punish and you want to

go this

you're good to go let's say you hit the

EX

version

right so there's not much I can do to

follow up it depends on the Range but

what is cool is if I hit

this and I teleport immediately

afterwards this puts me in a plus 12

situation so you can go for mey you can

go for a mix up right just don't do

overhead there if the opponent presses

something and wake up your overhead will

be too slow so

beware the same situation happens when

you throw an ex Fireball if you do an ex

Fireball and R doesn't haduken or

whatever or even if it hits raw I want

you to have two options what you could

do either on a

trade do this and we again we have the

medium Tatsu or if you know you can't

combo or you just in regular hit the ex

uh Fireball you can always TP afterwards

to maintain pressure like

this plus

12

16

I so you get my point every time the ex

hadu hits pull up with a Teleport unless

you know you can get a dry for trade

combo another way where you can follow

up into something that is plus also

after the heavy Adam and Tide punch is

doing the

slide just let it rip which is plus too

if the slide hits by the way what you

can do is with a crouching light kick

and go into overhead immediately which

is a uh mey overhead

setup if done correctly you will be plus

one this works anywhere on screen last

not by least I want to talk about the ex

hadu compression

if you have multiple options obviously

if you want to go for damage or not

after you hit the ex haduken but if you

hit a ex haduken for example from max

range heavy punch like

that what you can do is do an instant

tiger knee light Fireball and you're

going to be plus 25 on block sometimes

even more depends on the Range and on

perfect Parry you're still plus n and

it's safe on everything on the wake up

last but but least if you ever do a

trade haduken or you have a regular had

can hit while let's charge it up like

that you can also just do a

Teleport all right everyone thank you so

much for watching the video and come

this far uh I really appreciate it hope

you enjoy enjoyed the video more to come

soon and um yeah thank you and see you

for the Akuma guide next time