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{{MBTL Character Intro|char=Arcueid|short=AR|content=
{{MBTL Character Intro|char=Arcueid|db=arc|short=AR|content=
== Story ==
A royal member of the vampire race known as the True Ancestors. After suffering through a traumatic event, a naively innocent side of her was somehow released. She now lives as a free-spirited, almost childish, princess. She is incredibly powerful and, despite being a vampire, is able to survive in direct sunlight. She has no desire to threaten human society, instead hunting other vampires known as Dead Apostles. While pursuing her greatest enemy, she arrives in Souya, where Shiki lives. Although a fateful encounter awaits her and Shiki here, a story of an earlier possibility is about to unfold.
== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
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'''Arcueid''' is a close-range bruiser who has every tool a rushdown character wants: a flexible neutral-game, high-reward blockstring gambles, a combo throw, unreactable mixups and the best corner carry in the game.  
'''Arcueid''' is a close-range bruiser who has every tool a rushdown character wants: a flexible neutral-game, high-reward blockstring gambles, a combo throw, unreactable mixups and the best corner carry in the game.  


She boasts good range and coverage on most of her moves and good movement speed. She lacks any true ranged options against more dedicated zoners, and her unique mixup tools require either good reads on the opponent or precise and manually timed inputs. But once she gets in, she can easily push the opponent to the wall and seal their fate with great corner carry potential, strong hit-boxes, high damage combos and dangerous corner okizeme.  
She boasts good range and coverage on most of her moves and good movement speed. She lacks any true ranged options against more dedicated zoners, and her unique mixup tools require either good reads on the opponent or precise and manually timed inputs. But once she gets in, she can easily push the opponent to the wall and seal their fate with great corner carry potential, strong hitboxes, high damage combos and dangerous corner okizeme.  


All in all, a straightforward yet effective 'gorilla' character that should appeal to both new and experienced players alike.
All in all, Arcueid is a straightforward yet effective 'gorilla' character that should appeal to both new and experienced players alike.
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* Above average movement speed, both in the air and on the ground.
* '''Explosive Movement''': Arc has great movement speed in both the air and ground to navigate neutral and rush down her opponent from different angles
* Excellent DP with a 22 input, making it strong against ambiguous left/right setups.
* '''Excellent Defense''': With the strongest 22X DP in the game alongside having some of the highest health, she can easily tear through offense and take a lot of punishment
* Multiple(risky) ways to force mindgames and attempt pressure rebuys during blockstrings.
* '''Oppressive Offense''': With several plus on block specials, a great rekka, combo throw, and high damage conversions, Arc can play a plethora of dangerous mindgames
* Potent aerial attacks in j.B and j.C that reliably convert air exchanges into air unblockables.
* '''Potent Air Game''': Arc has terrifying air presence with normals like j.B and j.C that can reliably convert air exchanges into air unblockables
* Powerful mixup options with good anti-reversal coverage against cornered opponents.
* '''Powerful Mixups''': Strong left rights and high lows during pressure and okizeme can make her already oppressive offense feel insurmountable
* A simple rushdown gameplan.
|cons=
|cons=
* Virtually no long-range presence - needs to get close to do damage.
* '''Little Proactive Meter Usage''': Outside of combos, Arc's metered tools mostly serve as defensive/punish options. Unlike some characters who can spend meter to gain enormous advantages in neutral or pressure, Arc mostly plays the same game with or without it.
* No projectiles except for Arc Drive.
* No way to spend meter to forcefully lock down opponents; has to play anti-reversal mindgames on offense.
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{{Content Box|content=
<center><youtube>https://youtu.be/rsAfzYB8EAY</youtube></center>
<center><youtube>https://youtu.be/rsAfzYB8EAY</youtube></center></br>
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<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Story & Profile</div>
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'''''The free-willed Princess of the True Ancestors'''''</br>
A royal member of the vampire race known as the True Ancestors. After suffering through a traumatic event, a naively innocent side of her was somehow released. She now lives as a free-spirited, almost childish, princess.
 
She is incredibly powerful and, despite being a vampire, is able to survive in direct sunlight. She has no desire to threaten human society, instead hunting other vampires known as Dead Apostles.
 
When Roa, her greatest enemy, is reincarnated, he appears in Souya where Shiki lives.
 
Although a fateful encounter awaits her and Shiki here, a story of an earlier possibility is about to unfold.
 
'''Main Weapon/Skill'''</br>
True Ancestor Strength, Claw-Based Slashes, Marble Phantasm
 
'''Basic Info'''</br>
Height: 167cm</br>
Weight: 52kg</br>
Blood Type: n/a</br>
Birthday: December 25th (according to her)</br>
Voiced by: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikumi_Hasegawa Ikumi Hasegawa]
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{{Content Box|header=Stats & vitals|content=
{{Content Box|header=Stats & vitals|content=
Dash startup: 6
HP Value: 12,000 (High)
 
Backdash:
  - 1-10 Full Invul
  - 1-12 Strike Invul
  - 13-17 Projectile/Air Invul
  - 6-22 Airborne
  - 32 Total
 
Dash startup: 5


Dash actionable: 9
Dash actionable: 5


Jump startup: 4
Jump startup: 4
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| info    =  
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5a}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5a}}
* Standard standing jab with excellent vertical reach.
High-hitting standing jab.
* Best option for cashing out on air unblockable situations from blocked air-to-airs.
* Strong vertical hitbox.  
* Whiff cancel shield/jab available from frame 10.
** Useful as a fast abare tool that can't be jumped over.
* Standard rebeat option since 2A is a low.
** Best option for converting air-to-air blockstrings into air unblockables.
* Can cancel into itself for three total 5A's by inputting with 4A.
* Most common rebeat tool since it hits mid unlike 2A.
* Can cancel into itself up to three times in a row (must be inputted as 4A with standard Rapid Beat settings).
* Whiff cancel available from frame 10, including into shield.  
 
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{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5b|caption=Advancing blockstring tool}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5b|caption=Advancing blockstring tool}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5[b]|caption=Conditioning tool, overhead with clash frames}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5b}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5b}}
* Moves Arc forward slightly.  
Advancing downward swipe.
* Can be delayed slightly by holding 5[B] to create a small blockstring gap without the startup of the fully charged 5[B].
* Moves Arc forward, letting her stay closer during pressure.
* Great blockstring tool, combo filler, and decent poke.
** Moves farther when cancelled later or no-cancelled.
* Solid vertical hitbox, can catch jumpout attempts.  
* Can be delayed by charging the move slightly (usually noted as 5{B}).
** Often used to mix up by faking the fully-charged overhead 5[B] and then cancelling into a low instead.
* Slightly slow for its range, limiting its neutral utility somewhat.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5[b]}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5[b]}}
* Overhead.
Slower, charged version of the above.
* Increases range, gains clash frames, and floats the opponent.  
* Hits overhead. One of Arc's primary ways to beat preemptive low shield during pressure.
* Depending on timing and spacing, 5[B] clash can situationally beat invincible reversals.
* Quite slow. On reaction, can reliably be high shielded or even thrown at close range.  
* Reactable with high shield, but Arc's highest reward to discourage low shield.
* Very long range, major forward movement.
 
* Gains clash frames halfway through the charge, protecting Arc from opponents' abare somewhat.
* Knocks the opponent into the air on hit; strong combo starter.
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{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5c|caption=Advancing blockstring tool and combo filler}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5c|caption=Advancing blockstring tool and combo filler}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5[c]|caption=Slow unblockable with clash frames}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_5c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
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| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5c}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5c}}
* Palm thrust which moves Arc forward slightly.
Palm thrust which moves Arc forward slightly.
* Blockstring tool and combo filler.
* Useful blockstring and combo tool. Staple in hitconfirm strings.
* Can be used as a poke with high reward at the tip.
* Can be partially charged by holding C for a short amount of time.
* Can be delayed slightly by holding 5[C] to create a small blockstring gap without the startup of the fully charged 5[C]. Arc retains all cancel options that she normally loses from the unblockable version.
** Significantly increases the forward movement. Very useful for staying close during blockstrings.
** Delays the startup, creating a gap.
** Can be used for a partial charge mixup by going low, similarly to 5B, albeit lower reward and higher risk.
* Low-risk low-reward answer to low shield during pressure.
* Not terribly unsafe on block even when no-cancelled.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5[c]}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_5[c]}}
* Cannot lead to a combo (even with Moon Drive). Arc also loses all cancel options.
Fully charged version of the above.
* Unblockable. Must be shielded high, which discourages the opponent from holding low shield in blockstrings.
* Unblockable. Must be shielded high.
* Easily reactable with shield. Arc is -13 when shielded, putting her into an especially treacherous shield guessing game. Shield Counter B+C can help escape, but can still be punished.
** High-risk medium-reward answer to low shield during pressure.
* Clash frames activate slower than 5B, but can still beat some reversals.
* Soft knockdown on hit. Cannot be cancelled or comboed out of.
* Great occasional knowledge check, but unreliable. If the opponent attacks into the clash frames, they can cancel into an invincible move or jump cancel into shield.
* Very slow.
* In corner after 5[C] hits, 2A(w) > 2B will meaty all tech options.
** Easily reactable with shield or even grab if the opponent is prepared for it.  
** Long recovery leads to an even larger disadvantage than usual when shielded.
* Massive amount of clash frames.  
** Helps somewhat against mashing, but opponents can reliably win the clash interaction with DP, jump shield, or Moon Drive.
* Huge range and forward movement. Can even catch many backdashes midscreen.
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| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|2B}}
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|2B}}
| images  =  
| images  =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2b|caption=Fast low poke with good reach}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2b|caption=Fast low poke}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_2b}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_2b}}


* Arc's best grounded poke.
* Arc's general-purpose grounded poke.
* Extremely fast poke startup with great reach, recovery, and conversions. Tied with some other character's 2B fastest B normal in the game. Moves Arc forward slightly.
* Fast B normal at 7 frames. Quick recovery and great conversions. Moves Arc forward slightly.
* Best antiair option when Arc is behind a falling opponent.
* Best antiair option when Arc is behind a falling opponent.
* Low profile hurtbox (from the knees down) lets 2B win against many other 7f buttons like Kouma/Miyako 2B and even 5F 2A's at some ranges. This lets Arc press at slight frame disadvantage vs many characters and makes her pressure stronger.
* Low profile hurtbox (from the knees down) lets 2B win against many other 7f buttons like Kouma/Miyako 2B and even 5F 2A's at some ranges. This lets Arc press at slight frame disadvantage vs many characters and makes her pressure stronger.
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| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_2c}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_2c}}
* Far-reaching sweep with big hitbox that hits low.
Large, far-reaching sweep.
* Great vertical and horizontal range for its speed. Arc's biggest poke but very whiff punishable.
* Hits low. Great for catching high shield or jump attempts during pressure.
* Excellent untech time (more than 5C). Extremely valuable combo tool for both midscreen and corner.
* Large vertical range, quite unusual for a sweep.
** Catches most IADs, but only from a distance.
* Excellent untech time; extremely valuable combo tool.
* Large pushback on block and does not advance forward, unlike her other B/C normals.
** One of Arc's only ways to create enough distance for 214A to be plus during blockstrings.
* Not particularly fast for its range.
* Relatively short recovery for a C normal, but still decently whiff punishable.  
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_ja}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_ja}}
* Standard, quick aerial jab.  
* Standard, quick aerial jab.  
* jB covers air-to-air situations better than jA and is just 1 frame slower. jA recovers faster, but it still has significant recovery on whiff.
* Possible to act in the air after recovery, making this a fairly low-commitment option.
* Low-angled hitbox, can hit standing opponents while rising.  
* Can cancel into itself for three total jA's by inputting j4A. Blocked air-to-airs should usually lead to an air unblockable or ground pressure situation.
* Can cancel into itself for three total jA's by inputting j4A. Blocked air-to-airs should usually lead to an air unblockable or ground pressure situation.
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_jc}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_jc}}
* Big disjointed air normal. An exceptional air-to-air and air-to-ground attack.
* Big disjointed air normal. An exceptional air-to-air and air-to-ground attack.
* Arc’s signature jump attack comes out almost as fast as j.B and has a disjointed hitbox with good active frames.  
* Arc’s signature jump attack, comes out almost as fast as j.B and has absurdly long active frames.  
* No clash frames but surprisingly large. Spacing Arc j.C out at the tip is crucial to the move's neutral utility.
* No clash frames but surprisingly large. Spacing Arc j.C out at the tip is crucial to the move's neutral utility.
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==== Command Normals ====
==== Command Normals ====
===== 3C =====
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = 3C
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|3}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3c|caption=Universal launcher with auto jump cancel}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_3c}}
* Standard universal launching attack with a short zoom-in/cinematic, followed by an automatic jump.
* Can be used as a high-commit preemptive grounded anti-air, but highly unsafe on whiff and creates a losing situation for Arc if it clashes.
* Unsafe on block and cannot be reverse beaten; however, 3C can still be special-cancelled.
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===== 4C =====
===== 4C =====
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_4c}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_4c}}
* Arc jumps forward with a flying knee. Puts Arc airborne while also floating the opponent on hit.
* Arc jumps forward with a flying knee. Puts Arc airborne while also floating the opponent on hit.
* First hit can be special canceled on hit or block.
* First hit can be cancelled into ground specials, second hit can be cancelled into air specials.
* On hit only, 4C second hit cancels to air normals, air specials, or air dash. 4C air dash jC is an extremely useful combo route.
* On hit only, 4C second hit cancels into air dash, double jump, or air normals. 4C air dash jC is an extremely useful combo route.
* Second hit is extremely punishable on block. New players may have problems unlearning the 'back' input while hit-confirming with Arc. If 4C is blocked, it must be cancelled to 2BC or Moon Drive to avoid massive punishment. Neither of these are ideal, so 4C should generally be avoided on block.
* Second hit is extremely punishable on block: care should be taken not to autopilot into 4C without properly confirming a hit. If 4C(2) is blocked, it must be cancelled to j.2BC or Moon Drive to avoid massive punishment. Neither of these are ideal.
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{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2b_be|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j2b}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j2b}}
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* Strong combo tool against airborne opponents. Typically cancelled into 214A or 214B and extended from there.
* Strong combo tool against airborne opponents. Typically cancelled into 214A or 214B and extended from there.
* Has landing recovery, but the landing recovery can be cancelled into special moves on hit or on block.
* Has landing recovery, but the landing recovery can be cancelled into special moves on hit or on block.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j2b_be}}
* Charged version of Arcueid's diveclaw.
* Becomes an overhead.
* One of Arc's only tools to convert an air combo into a ground combo. Also very valuable for ending combos in the corner.
* Can be plus on block if it hits very low, otherwise it's even or slightly minus.
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| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|j}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|2}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|C}}
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|j}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|2}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|C}}
| images  =  
| images  =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2c|caption=Combo filler}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2c|1|caption=}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2c|2|caption=Combo filler}}
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| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_j2c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j2c}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j2c}}
* Arc spins around before slamming the opponent to the ground.
* Arc spins around before slamming the opponent to the ground.
* Arc-copter is both a combo tool to drag opponents down from high altitudes and a runaway mobility tool.
* j.2C is both a combo tool to drag opponents down from high altitudes and a runaway mobility tool.
* Ground-bounces if done close to the ground. Generally only used in corner combos because the pushback midscreen is very limiting to combo routes.
* Ground-bounces if done close to the ground. Generally only used in corner combos because the pushback midscreen is very limiting to combo routes.
* Maintains the air momentum that Arc had before j2C. Because of this, j2C can be used as a movement tool after a forward or backwards airdash to gain more distance. This can be very useful eg. in the Kouma matchup where its important to refuse to engage in certain gamestates. However, Arc is punishable until landing, so it can be very punishable on whiff.
* Maintains the air momentum that Arc had before j2C. Because of this, j2C can be used as a movement tool after a forward or backwards airdash to gain more distance. This can be very useful eg. in the Kouma matchup where its important to refuse to engage in certain gamestates. However, Arc is punishable until landing, so it can be very punishable on whiff.
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=== Universal Mechanics ===
=== Universal Mechanics ===
===== Rapid Beat 2 =====
===== Rapid Beat 1 =====
{{MoveDataCargo
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Rapid Beat 2
| title    = Rapid Beat 1
| subtitle =  
| subtitle =  
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}
| images  =  
| images  =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_rapid2|caption=Advances forward, but has terrible frame advantage}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_rapid1|caption=Advances forward, but has terrible frame advantage}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_rapid2|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_rapid1|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_rapid2}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_rapid1}}
* Good forward movement.
* Good forward movement.
* Bad on both block and hit compared to other normals. Disadvantageous and only cancels into specials or Rapid Combo 3, which is still unsafe.
* Bad on both block and hit compared to other normals. Disadvantageous and only cancels into specials or Rapid Beat 2, which is still unsafe.
* Low damage makes it unappealing early in combos.
* Low damage makes it unappealing early in combos.
* Only useful at the end of long combos to avoid Same Move Proration. Good forward movement and high untech time makes Rapid Beat 2 a strong way to end combos with 5AA > 236BBB.
* Only useful at the end of long combos to avoid Same Move Proration. Good forward movement and high untech time makes Rapid Beat 1 a strong way to end combos with 5AA > 236BBB.


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===== Rapid Beat 3 =====
===== 3C / Rapid Beat 2 =====
{{MoveDataCargo
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Rapid Beat 3
| title    = 3C / Rapid Beat 2
| subtitle =  
| subtitle =  
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|3}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|C}}
or
{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}{{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|X}}
| images  =  
| images  =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_rapid3|caption=Same move as 3C}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3c|caption=Universal launcher with auto jump cancel}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_rapid3|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_rapid3}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_3c}}
* Best midscreen conversion from Rapid Beat 2. Very underwhelming damage.
Standard universal launching attack with a short zoom-in/cinematic, followed by an automatic jump.
* Unsafe on block but can be special canceled. No other cancel options.
* Invulnerable to air attacks starting from frame 5. 3C can be used as a high-commit preemptive grounded anti-air.
* Similar animation and launch to 3C.
* Can be jump cancelled or special cancelled on clash, which can allow Arc to punish the opponent or keep herself safe.
** Clashing with jump attacks leaves Arc at a slight frame advantage, often allowing jumpcancel airgrab or 22a to win.
* High recovery, susceptible to whiff punishes.
* Unsafe on block and cannot be reverse beaten; however, can still be special-cancelled.
* Rapid Beat version has significant forward movement.
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{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_throw|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_throw|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_altthrow|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_throw}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_throw}}
* Arc tosses the opponent away.
Arc tosses the opponent away.
* Can be air teched midscreen, ending pressure and returning to neutral.
* Wall bounces in the corner, allowing for a combo.
* Wall bounces in the corner.  
** Combo conversions will vary depending on distance from corner.
* Converting from wall bounce depends on corner distance.
* Can be air teched midscreen.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_altthrow}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_altthrow}}
* Alternate knockdown throw with higher damage.
Arc slams the opponent to the ground.
* Press [2] during throw animation to activate.
* Alternate throw, activated by pressing down during the throw animation.
* Knockdown is better midscreen than the regular throw, but does *not* give safe left/right offense.
* Gives a hard knockdown midscreen, unlike normal throw.
* Immediate empty forward jump is +5 on landing, which enables 2A Shield OS
** Immediate empty forward jump is +5 on landing, which enables 2A Shield OS
* Delayed forward jump jC can safe jump reversals.
** Delayed forward jump jC can safe jump reversals.
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* Airthrow doublejump > land: +3 on landing
* Airthrow doublejump > land: +3 on landing
* Airthrow > perfect IAD jC(whiff): ~+8 on landing
* Airthrow > perfect IAD jC(whiff): ~+8 on landing
* Airthrow > perfect IAD land: ~+4 on landing


* If Arc keeps her double jump for oki, she can set up corner high/lows with safe jump options.
* Midscreen, Arc gets ambiguous left-right oki via forward drift from delayed neutral double-jump. With proper timing it is possible to [https://youtu.be/D9EA-Dl9tKA cross up and still be plus].
* Midscreen Arc gets ambiguous left-right oki. Airthrow > neutral double-jump forward drift cannot cross up without delays. If you delay the jump cancel, forward drift [https://youtu.be/D9EA-Dl9tKA can cross up and still be plus].


* All of Arcueid's safe jumps are corner-only and manually timed. It is a 1f window to time a airthrow jumpcancel IAD safejump against meterless DPs and a 3f window to time one from 236C > superjump.
* After a (super) double-jump in the corner, it's possible to safejump 6f or slower DPs via an extremely precise airdash timing.
* [https://youtu.be/jt8NwfK-G9I High airdash falling jC] in the corner will automatically bait all meterless reversals in the game and many metered reversals. Exceptions include Ciel 22C and 236C.
* [https://youtu.be/jt8NwfK-G9I High airdash falling jC] in the corner will automatically bait all meterless reversals in the game and many metered reversals. Exceptions include Ciel 22C and 236C.
* Air throw > super jump jC is an excellent safe jump that saves air options for air dash cancels or empty jump low. Shielding this mixup is risky because Arc threatens combos off safe highs, lows, and throws.
* Air throw > super jump in the corner is not a safejump, but offers a double overhead vs. empty land low/throw mixup, as well as various other options such as delay airdash to deal with whatever the opponent chooses to do on wakeup.
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| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|236X}}
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|236X}}
| images  =  
| images  =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236a|caption=236A-Better frame advantage}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236a|caption=236X - Rekka starter}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236[a]|caption=236[A]-Vacuums}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236[a]|caption=236[A] - Plus, vacuums}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236b|caption=236B-Faster}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx|caption=236X~X - Longer followup}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx|caption=236X~X}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236x4x|caption=236X~4X - Launching followup}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xxx|caption=236XXX-Low}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xxx|caption=236XXX - Low ender}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx4x|caption=236XX4X-Overhead}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx4x|caption=236XX4X - Overhead ender}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236c|caption=236C}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236c|caption=236C}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236a|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236a|caption=236[A]|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236[a]|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236b|caption=236X|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx|caption=236X~X|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236x4x|caption=236X~4X|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xxx|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xxx|caption=236XX~X|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx4x|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236xx4x|caption=236XX~4X|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_236c|caption=236C|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236a}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236a}}
* Rekka series starter.  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236b}}
* Disadvantageous on block, but big pushback and 236AA follow-up help negate this problem.
Rekka series starter. Fairly long ranged forward-moving claw swipe.
* Relatively slow for a poke and very bad on whiff, so not an overall strong option for neutral.
* A version has slower startup, but better frame advantage on block
* However, any of the rekka series can be Moon Drive canceled on whiff, making it a useful way to poke before activating Moon Drive.
** Safety on block and the threat of followups make it a potent pressure option
* B version has faster startup, but worse frame advantage on block
** Very fast for its range, making it useful in neutral or as a long-reaching abare option
** 236BBB is used in all of Arc's most common metered combo enders
* Long recovery on whiff, but long cancel window
* Moon Drive cancellable on whiff to keep safe if necessary (as are all the followups)
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236[a]}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236[a]}}
* Charging the first rekka turns it into a short-ranged projectile which is advantageous and vacuums, making 236[A] a potent tool for pressure resets.
Slower claw swipe with no forward movement.
* +4 on block means 236[A] 2A 2A+D will automatically shield OS opponents mashing 6-frame reversals after blocking 236[A]. This includes: all meterless uppercuts, Noel 22C, Kouma 22C and Red Arc 236C.
* Advantageous on block and pulls the opponent in, making 236[A] a powerful tool for pressure resets  
* At best, cancels into 236[A] leave a 7f gap, but can be hard to challenge without shield because of spacing.
** +6 on block means 236[A] > 2A is a gapless blockstring
* Leads to combo on hit or trade.
* Cancelling into 236[A] from C normals leaves a 7f gap, which can be hard to challenge without shield because of spacing
* Excellent combo tool due to the vacuum and high damage.
* Leads to combo on hit or trade, further increasing the risk of contesting
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236b}}
* Excellent combo tool due to the vacuum and high damage
* Rekka series starter.
 
* Faster on startup than 236A, but worse frame advantage on block.
* Fast startup and forward movement make 236B a useful callout against opponents jailing Arc in the corner or  leveraging a range advantage.
* Extremely long recovery on whiff.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236xx}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236xx}}
* Second rekka, only available as a follow-up to 236A/236B
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236x4x}}
* Worse on block than the first hit.
Second rekka, only available as a follow-up to 236A/236B
* Immediate timing is gapless from 236X, but can be delayed to leave very small gaps for anti-mash and anti-jump.
* Worse on block than the first hit, can be punishable at some spacings if not cancelled
* Does nothing remarkable except enable more easy hitconfirms.
* Immediate timing is gapless from 236X, but can be delayed to leave very small gaps for anti-mash and anti-jump
* Can complicate the punishment process if opponents jump your whiffed 236B; Arc can 236B~B to get behind the opponent and sometimes avoid a punish.
* Can be used to beat attempts to punish whiffed 236X
* ~X version is a bit longer, but doesn't lead to a combo
** Connects from long ranged 236X, where 236X~4X doesn't
** Long reach makes it better suited to catching opponents from a distance in neutral
* ~4X version is a bit shorter, however launches the opponent for a full combo on hit
** High vertical hitbox, can anti-air when opponents jump over 236X
** Less forward movement than 236X~X and slightly better frame advantage, allowing for more ability to maintain safe spacing during rekka pressure
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236xxx}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236xxx}}
* Rekka series ender. Hits low.  
Rekka series ender. Hits low.  
* Immediate timing is gapless from 236XX, but can be delayed to leave very small gaps for anti-mash and anti-jump. However, this can be more risky than before, since 236XX is punishable.
* Can be delayed to catch attempts to mash or jump out after rekka 2 or to hit at the same time as the overhead ender 236XX4X, creating a mixup which can't be fuzzy blocked
* Most reversals are fast enough to punish 236XX whether you canceled to the final rekka or not. The only way to discourage this is the gapless low ender.
* At earlier timings, can catch people for attempting to input reversals after rekka 2
* Faster than the overhead ender 236XX4X, which means that opponents can fuzzy block low > high. In order to punish this, Arc can delay 236XXX, but that creates the problem listed above.
* Unsafe on block, but can be made safe on block or converted on hit with Moon Drive cancel or 214C. 236XXX should always be canceled whether on hit or block
* Unsafe on block, but can be made safe on block or converted on hit with Moon Drive cancel or 214C. 236XXX should always be canceled whether on hit or block.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236xx4x}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236xx4x}}
* Rekka series ender #2. Hits overhead.
Rekka series ender #2. Hits overhead.
* Slower than the low ender 236XXX, which means that opponents can fuzzy block low > high.
* Reactable, although the animation can be difficult to see
* Will always have a gap before it hits, so be wary of shield and invincible attacks.  
* Has a 5 frame gap from earliest cancel, beating all mash or jump attempts. Will lose to invincible attacks unless used in conjunction with Moon Drive.
* Unsafe on block, but can be made safe on block or converted on hit with Moon Drive cancel or 214C. 236XX4X should always be canceled whether on hit or block.
* Unsafe on block, but can be made safe on block or converted on hit with Moon Drive cancel or 214C. 236XX4X should always be canceled whether on hit or block
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236c}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_236c}}
* Arc does all three rekkas for a good chunk of damage.
Arc does all three rekkas for a good chunk of damage
* Punishable on block.
* Punishable on block
* Nets a hard knockdown and gives a lot of corner carry. Does not knock down after long combos.
* Gives a lot of corner carry, but doesn't knock down after long combos
* Arc's only super that can cancel into Arc Drive 236BC. Commonly used in Heat for this reason.
* Arc's only super that can cancel into Arc Drive, commonly used in Heat for this reason
* Sets up safejumps with 236C(down) (wait 2f) > whiff 5A > superjump jC.
}}
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Out Of My Way!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|6B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_6bc|caption=}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_6bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_6bc}}
Arc slashes three times, similarly to 236BBB.  
* Phenomenal combination of speed and range. First hit is slightly longer than 236B.
* Air unblockable, and second hit has a good antiair hitbox.
* Safe on block and often leaves Arc at a somewhat favourable spacing.
* Gives a strong combo on hit.
* Very disjointed, which is actually relevant as Moon Skills do not hitbox clash with most attacks.
* Has clash frames throughout all of startup during Moon Drive.
* The third hit is a low.
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| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|623X}}
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|623X}}
| images  =  
| images  =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623a|caption=}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623a|caption= 623A - Faster and low}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623b|caption=}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623b|caption= 623B - Bigger, slower, and plus}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623xx|caption=B version Follow-up}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623xx|caption=623X~X - Follow-up}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623c|caption=Ex version does follow-up automatically and does the launcher cinematic on hit}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623c|caption=623C - Cinematic launcher}}
| hitboxes =  
| hitboxes =  
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623a|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623a|caption=623A|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623b|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623b|caption=623B|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623xx|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623xx|caption=623X~X|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623c|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_623c|caption=623C|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =  
| info    =  
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623a}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623a}}
* Hits once. A downwards swiping claw attack which is mainly used as combo filler.
* Hits once. A downwards swiping claw attack which is mainly used as combo filler.
* Looks like a low, is a low.
* Long range safe on block low. Leads to a combo on hit.
* 623AA is one of Arcueids highest damage combo modules.
* 623AA is one of Arcueids highest damage combo modules.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623b}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623b}}
* Hits thrice.
* Hits thrice.
* Looks like a low, is '''not a low'''.
* Looks like a low, is '''not a low'''.
* Worse in long combos than 623AA.
* This move is a staple in Arcs pressure game. Keep in mind while it is +2, you are not in throw/A normal range. 5B will catch jump outs, and 2B will beat or clash with mashing(and Vlov jumping), 5A will beat mashing clean.
* With the recent buffs to this move, it is now a staple in Arcs pressure game. Keep in mind while it is +2, you are not in throw/A normal range. 5B will catch jump outs, and 2B will beat or clash with mashing, 5A will beat mashing clean.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623xx}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623xx}}
* Combo extender. A follow-up attack that wall bounces in the corner.
* Combo extender. A follow-up attack that wall bounces in the corner.
* Can be jump canceled on hit unless you jump canceled earlier in combo.
* Can be jump canceled on hit unless you jump canceled earlier in combo.
* Moves forward a lot when delayed from 623A/623B, which is useful in some midscreen-to-corner combos.
* Moves forward a lot when delayed from 623A/623B, which is useful in some midscreen-to-corner combos.
* Should be canceled to 214C for safety on block.
* Safe on block, and can be delayed in order to frametrap.


{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623c}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_623c}}
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* Used to extend certain hits into longer combos with air throw ender. Great use of meter from special moves like 214A, 236BB, and 236BBB.
* Used to extend certain hits into longer combos with air throw ender. Great use of meter from special moves like 214A, 236BB, and 236BBB.
* If launch was already used in combo, 623C will knock down instead of launching.
* If launch was already used in combo, 623C will knock down instead of launching.
}}
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = What're You Doing?!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|3B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3bc|caption=}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_3bc}}
Arc hops forward and dives down at the opponent with an attack resembling j.2B.
* A fairly slow and reactable overhead with respectable range.
* Can be used to call out low shield attempts, especially when 5[B] or 5[C] are not available.
* Avoids low hitting moves and throws from early in the animation.
* Safe on block, but can be high shielded on reaction for a guaranteed punish.
* Gains clash frames in Moon Drive, but they end far before the attack comes out, allowing you to easily get fatal countered instead.
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{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_214a}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_214a}}
* Dashing elbow thrust that is safe on block.
* Dashing elbow thrust that is safe on block.
* Frame advantage is better when Arc is farther out. 214A is +0 on block when spaced correctly.
* Advantageous on block when spaced far enough.
* Good combo filler tool. Has tons of untech time, letting Arc link after it on high juggled opponents.
* Good combo filler tool. Has tons of untech time, letting Arc link after it even very late.
* Looks extremely similar to 214B. Opponents that anticipate 214B and shield or reversal between hits can be baited with 214A instead.
* Looks extremely similar to 214B. Opponents that anticipate 214B and shield or reversal between hits can be baited with 214A instead.
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_214b}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_214b}}
* Dashing elbow thrust followed by a palm strike.
* Dashing elbow thrust followed by a palm strike.
* The second hit wall-bounces, has excellent corner carry, and has high untechable time, making 214B an excellent combo filler tool.  
* Knocks opponents into the air on block, allowing them to act before landing.
** Possible to escape via doublejumping out, but Arc can cover this (e.g. with 3c).
* The second hit wall-bounces, has excellent corner carry, and has high untechable time, making 214B an excellent combo filler tool. Can be used at the end of a combo to set up Heat safely.
* 214B is plus on block and has a tiny gap between the two hits which also makes it a great knowledge check. Opponents that anticipate 214A can get hit trying to act between hits.
* 214B is plus on block and has a tiny gap between the two hits which also makes it a great knowledge check. Opponents that anticipate 214A can get hit trying to act between hits.
* However, be careful of shield and invincible attacks against aware opponents.
* However, be careful of shield and invincible attacks against aware opponents.
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* Dashing elbow thrust which converts into an automatic combo sequence on hit.
* Dashing elbow thrust which converts into an automatic combo sequence on hit.
* An excellent utility super. -1 on block up close, but puts Arc at an excellent range to 2B.
* An excellent utility super. -1 on block up close, but puts Arc at an excellent range to 2B.
* No invincibility, but crosses the screen incredibly fast.  
* Knocks opponents into the air on block, like 214B. Unlike 214B, it's often not that easy to keep them from jumping away.
* Punishable on block in the corner against some specific characters (e.g Warc).
* Crosses the screen incredibly fast. Useful for punishing certain moves from a distance.
* Strong reactive cancel option vs people backdashing 214B and 236 series.  
* Strong reactive cancel option vs people backdashing 214B and 236 series.  
* All of Arc's specials besides 22B cancel without gaps into 214C, making them just -1 on block at the cost of 1 Magic Cicuit.
* All of Arc's specials besides 22B cancel without gaps into 214C, making them just -1 on block at the cost of 1 Magic Cicuit.
* 214C will always knock down at the end of long combos and leads to strong oki, giving Arc an easy outlet for meter use where 236C would not knock down.
* Always knocks down, and leads to strong left/right or safejump okizeme.
* Leads to powerful but executionally difficult left-right drift mixups.
* '''214C > perfect IAD > fastest timing neutral jump > land''' leaves Arcueid at +4 and crosses up. Arc can drift back towards her original direction to fake the crossup.  
* '''214C > perfect IAD > fastest timing neutral jump > land''' leaves Arcueid at +4 and crosses up. Arc can drift back towards her original direction to fake the crossup.  
* Whiffing a button on the way down will leave Arcueid at +2, which removes the ability to 2A~2D Shield OS 6f reversals requires. Because of this requirement, Arc must execute a frame perfect land > 2A input to do the reversal-safe setup. However, even if the setup is slightly mistimed, the mixup is still threatening.
** At +4, 6 frame DPs can be OSed via 2A 2AD with perfect timing.
}}
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Ready, Go!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|4B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_4bc|caption=Cinematic launcher on hit, using 4C's animation}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_4bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_4bc}}
An elbow thrust followed by an automatic launch on hit.
* Fast and very long-ranged. Fantastic gap-closing tool.
* Air-unblockable, with a decently tall hitbox.
* Advantageous on block at long range (up to +3), allowing you to immediately turn a long-distance neutral situation into a pressure opportunity.
* Leads to a full combo on hit with j.2BC(1) j.2[B], although the moon cost is substantial.
* Gains clash frames during Moon Drive, but they end before the attack hits, making it less safe than 6BC or 2BC.
* Slightly minus up close, being throw-punishable at worst.
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* On hit, leads into an air tech situation.
* On hit, leads into an air tech situation.
* Poor range and is several times more unsafe than 22B. If 22C hits at an awkward angle, the second swipe will whiff, leaving Arc at the mercy of the enemy. The opponent can tech and get a character specific punish on hit.
* Poor range and is several times more unsafe than 22B. If 22C hits at an awkward angle, the second swipe will whiff, leaving Arc at the mercy of the enemy. The opponent can tech and get a character specific punish on hit.
}}
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Shut Up And Fly!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|2B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2bc|caption=No invul, but has clash frames and can be jump cancelled}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_2bc}}
Rising slash, like her 22X moves.
* Jump-cancellable on hit, block, or whiff, making it fairly low-risk. The jump-cancel window begins much earlier on hit.
* Covers a lot of air space, but can be air blocked.
* Being a moon skill, never clashes with air normals (including j.[C]s). Very useful property for an anti-air move.
* Can lead to a strong grounded combo with j.2[B] or a falling j.B(1), but can sometimes be quite difficult to convert depending on the height and spacing.
** Notably, 2BC is the most reliable way to combo from j.2B.
* Gains clash frames throughout all of startup during Moon Drive. Arc's primary defensive Moon Skill.
** Very difficult for opponents to successfully jump-cancel shield, given its 6f startup during Moon Drive.
** Moon Drive's additional air options improve the situation after jump cancelling on block/whiff.
* When shielded, the opponent has enough time to drop shield and get a major punish.
}}
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* '''Not''' a reversal.
* '''Not''' a reversal.
* Combo filler. Leads into j22A~X or j22C
* Combo filler. Leads into j22A~X or j22C
* Can lead to an airtight double overhead mixup when Moon Drive cancelled at a low height (e.g. from 4C)
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j22b}}
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_j22b}}
* '''Not''' a reversal. Possesses no invincibility, unlike the grounded version.
* '''Not''' a reversal. Possesses no invincibility, unlike the grounded version.
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* Typically only used to close out rounds or to end some midscreen combos.
* Typically only used to close out rounds or to end some midscreen combos.
}}
}}
==== Moon Skills ====
===== Out Of My Way! =====
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Out Of My Way!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|6B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_6bc|caption=}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_6bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_6bc}}
* Similar to 236BBB, but does not knock down.
* Instead, 6BC gives a ground bounce that can lead into a combo.
* Gains significant clash frames during Moon Drive and leads to a large combo on hit while being safe on block. Only has clash frames during Moon Drive.
* The third hit is actually a low, which can catch sleeping opponents unaware.
}}
===== What're You Doing?! =====
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = What're You Doing?!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|3B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3bc|caption=}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_3bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_3bc}}
* Arc hops forward and dives down at the opponent with an attack resembling j.2B.
* A fairly slow and reactable overhead. On block, it is safe, but can be high shielded on reaction to punish consistently.
* Moon Drive cancel can set up some interesting high/low mixups.
* Avoids low hitting moves from early in the animation.
* Strong option to call out low shield.
* Gains some utility as a reversal and neutral tool with clash frames in Moon Drive, but clash frames end before 214C hits, which can lead to Arc just getting hit out before the attack. 3BC also performs exceptionally poorly against moving opponents. 2BC and 6BC are much more reliable Moon Drive specials with clash frames.
}}
===== Ready, Go! =====
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Ready, Go!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|4B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_4bc|caption=Does 4C on hit which then does launcher cinematic}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_4bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_4bc}}
* Safe on block at melee range. Plus on block at very long ranges. Can be +3 near tip range, possibly more.
* An elbow thrust with a launcher followed by an automatic launch into a short combo extension.
* 4BC Gains clash frames during moon drive, but they end before the attack hits. Reckless use is not likely to be rewarded.
* Combined with its fast move speed and long distance traveled, 4BC is a great attack to quickly close in on the opponent.
}}
===== Shut Up And Fly! =====
{{MoveDataCargo
| title    = Shut Up And Fly!
| subtitle =
| input    = {{#invoke:InputsMBTL|toIcons|2B+C}}
| images  =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2bc|caption=No invul, but has clash frames and can be jump cancelled}}
| hitboxes =
{{MoveDataCargoImage|arc_2bc|caption=|hitbox=yes}}
| info    =
{{AttackDataCargo-MBTL/Query|arc_2bc}}
* High damage attack that resembles 22B, but lacks 22B's invincibility.
* Can be jump-cancelled while Arc is still in the air on hit or block.
* High untech time allows 2BC to lead into ground combos with jump cancel > instant air dash.
* On block or whiff, Arc can '''only''' jump cancel after the last hit. This can lead to awkward situations where Arc is at frame disadvantage above the blocking opponent with only an air dash available.
* However, this can lead to OS conversions with '''2BC > 956 > 9'''; on hit you instant air dash and on block you jump cancel the last hit.
* During moon drive, 2B+C gains excellent clash frames and retains all other properties. The additional jump from Moon Drive also mitigates the danger in blocked 2BC, making it a fairly safe attack to simply throw out on the defense. It also will give excellent return on hit, making Moon Drive 2BC an intimidating defensive option.
*If the opponent Shields 2BC, Arc loses all cancel options. The opponent can then let go of shield and do a full punish combo on landing. However, the threat of 2BC still provides value to Arc's defense and neutral.
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* Basically identical to the grounded version.
Rising claw swipe, very similar to the grounded version.
* Cancels from jB and jC to j2BC can be delayed quite long to hit-confirm because j2BC is so fast.
* Extremely useful to convert air hits or launcher starters into grounded combos via jump cancel > j.2[B]. Must have a double jump available.
* Extremely useful to convert air hits to grounded combos with jump cancel > air dash jC. However, this conversion requires specific spacing and the timing on jC can be very tricky.
** Can be fairly inconsistent depending on height and distance. Typically most reliable when jump cancelled after only the first hit.
* If too high to land or an easier combo is preferred, delaying the jump cancel on 2BC allows jB jC Air Throw to land consistently. Immediate jump cancel will put Arc too high for a full conversion.
** Cancels from j.B and j.C to j.2BC can be delayed quite long to hit-confirm because j.2BC is so fast.
** If too high for j.2[B] or an easier combo is preferred, delaying the jump cancel allows j.B j.C airthrow to land consistently. Immediate jump cancel will put Arc too high for a full conversion.
* Jump cancellable on hit, block, or whiff, like the grounded version.
* No clash frames during Moon Drive, like all airborne Moon Skills.
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=== Super Moves ===
=== Super Moves ===
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====== Melty Blood ======
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 23 January 2024

Gameplay

Arcueid is a close-range bruiser who has every tool a rushdown character wants: a flexible neutral-game, high-reward blockstring gambles, a combo throw, unreactable mixups and the best corner carry in the game.

She boasts good range and coverage on most of her moves and good movement speed. She lacks any true ranged options against more dedicated zoners, and her unique mixup tools require either good reads on the opponent or precise and manually timed inputs. But once she gets in, she can easily push the opponent to the wall and seal their fate with great corner carry potential, strong hitboxes, high damage combos and dangerous corner okizeme.

All in all, Arcueid is a straightforward yet effective 'gorilla' character that should appeal to both new and experienced players alike.

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  • Explosive Movement: Arc has great movement speed in both the air and ground to navigate neutral and rush down her opponent from different angles
  • Excellent Defense: With the strongest 22X DP in the game alongside having some of the highest health, she can easily tear through offense and take a lot of punishment
  • Oppressive Offense: With several plus on block specials, a great rekka, combo throw, and high damage conversions, Arc can play a plethora of dangerous mindgames
  • Potent Air Game: Arc has terrifying air presence with normals like j.B and j.C that can reliably convert air exchanges into air unblockables
  • Powerful Mixups: Strong left rights and high lows during pressure and okizeme can make her already oppressive offense feel insurmountable
  • Little Proactive Meter Usage: Outside of combos, Arc's metered tools mostly serve as defensive/punish options. Unlike some characters who can spend meter to gain enormous advantages in neutral or pressure, Arc mostly plays the same game with or without it.
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Story & Profile

The free-willed Princess of the True Ancestors
A royal member of the vampire race known as the True Ancestors. After suffering through a traumatic event, a naively innocent side of her was somehow released. She now lives as a free-spirited, almost childish, princess.

She is incredibly powerful and, despite being a vampire, is able to survive in direct sunlight. She has no desire to threaten human society, instead hunting other vampires known as Dead Apostles.

When Roa, her greatest enemy, is reincarnated, he appears in Souya where Shiki lives.

Although a fateful encounter awaits her and Shiki here, a story of an earlier possibility is about to unfold.

Main Weapon/Skill
True Ancestor Strength, Claw-Based Slashes, Marble Phantasm

Basic Info
Height: 167cm
Weight: 52kg
Blood Type: n/a
Birthday: December 25th (according to her)
Voiced by: Ikumi Hasegawa

Character Summary

Move list
Moon Skills
6B+C - Out Of My Way!
3B+C - What're You Doing?!
4B+C - Ready, Go!
2B+C - Shut Up And Fly! (Air OK)
Special Attacks
236A/B/C (EX OK) - Out Of My Way!
> A/B/C - There!
> A/B/C - You're Finished!
> 4A/B/C - Submerge!
623A/B/C (EX OK) - What're You Doing?!
> A/B/C - Additional input
214A/B/C (EX OK) - Ready, Go!
22A/B/C (EX OK) - Shut Up and Fly! (Air OK)
> A/B/C - Shut Up and Disappear!
> 66C (EX-Only) - Shut Up and Disappear!
Arc Drive
236B+C - Melty Blood
Last Arc
A+B+C+D / Successful Shield in Blood Heat - Marble Phantasm - Seal
Unique Attacks
2 while throwing, 3C, 4C, j.2B, j.2C
Blowback Edge Moves
5[B], 5[C], 236[A]
Stats & vitals

HP Value: 12,000 (High)

Backdash: 

  - 1-10 Full Invul
  - 1-12 Strike Invul
  - 13-17 Projectile/Air Invul
  - 6-22 Airborne
  - 32 Total

Dash startup: 5

Dash actionable: 5

Jump startup: 4

Jump airtime: 35

Quick combo reference

Coming soon.

Move Analysis

Normal Moves

Standing Normals

5A
5A
5A
MBTL Arcueid 5A.png
5 frame jab
MBTL Arcueid 5A hb.png
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5A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
180 LH SE, N, SP, CH, EX, MD, (J) - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
5 2 11 17 -1 -

High-hitting standing jab.

  • Strong vertical hitbox.
    • Useful as a fast abare tool that can't be jumped over.
    • Best option for converting air-to-air blockstrings into air unblockables.
  • Most common rebeat tool since it hits mid unlike 2A.
  • Can cancel into itself up to three times in a row (must be inputted as 4A with standard Rapid Beat settings).
  • Whiff cancel available from frame 10, including into shield.
5B
5B
5[B]
5B
MBTL Arcueid 5B.png
Advancing blockstring tool
MBTL Arcueid 5B hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 5B be hb.png
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5B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
480 LH N, SP, CH, EX, MD, (J) - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
9 4 17 29 -6 -

Advancing downward swipe.

  • Moves Arc forward, letting her stay closer during pressure.
    • Moves farther when cancelled later or no-cancelled.
  • Solid vertical hitbox, can catch jumpout attempts.
  • Can be delayed by charging the move slightly (usually noted as 5{B}).
    • Often used to mix up by faking the fully-charged overhead 5[B] and then cancelling into a low instead.
  • Slightly slow for its range, limiting its neutral utility somewhat.
5[B]
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
750 H N, SP, CH, EX, MD, (J) - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
29 4 24 56 -11 Clash 16-28

Slower, charged version of the above.

  • Hits overhead. One of Arc's primary ways to beat preemptive low shield during pressure.
  • Quite slow. On reaction, can reliably be high shielded or even thrown at close range.
  • Very long range, major forward movement.
  • Gains clash frames halfway through the charge, protecting Arc from opponents' abare somewhat.
  • Knocks the opponent into the air on hit; strong combo starter.
5C
5C
5[C]
5C
MBTL Arcueid 5C.png
Advancing blockstring tool and combo filler
MBTL Arcueid 5C hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 5C be hb.png
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5C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
610 LH N, SP, CH, EX, MD, (J) - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
10 4 20 33 -7 -

Palm thrust which moves Arc forward slightly.

  • Useful blockstring and combo tool. Staple in hitconfirm strings.
  • Can be partially charged by holding C for a short amount of time.
    • Significantly increases the forward movement. Very useful for staying close during blockstrings.
    • Delays the startup, creating a gap.
    • Can be used for a partial charge mixup by going low, similarly to 5B, albeit lower reward and higher risk.
  • Low-risk low-reward answer to low shield during pressure.
  • Not terribly unsafe on block even when no-cancelled.
5[C]
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
2000 U - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
35 4 29 67 +15~+33
+21 		Clash 20-34

Fully charged version of the above.

  • Unblockable. Must be shielded high.
    • High-risk medium-reward answer to low shield during pressure.
  • Soft knockdown on hit. Cannot be cancelled or comboed out of.
  • Very slow.
    • Easily reactable with shield or even grab if the opponent is prepared for it.
    • Long recovery leads to an even larger disadvantage than usual when shielded.
  • Massive amount of clash frames.
    • Helps somewhat against mashing, but opponents can reliably win the clash interaction with DP, jump shield, or Moon Drive.
  • Huge range and forward movement. Can even catch many backdashes midscreen.

Crouching Normals

2A
2A
2+A
MBTL Arcueid 2A.png
5 frame low
MBTL Arcueid 2A hb.png
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2A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
150 L - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
5 2 11 17 -1 -
  • Standard crouching jab.
  • Whiff cancel shield/jab available from frame 10.
  • Much better pressure option than 5A because 2A hits low.
  • Can cancel into itself for three total 2A's. Useful for hit-confirming and pressure.
2B
2B
2+B
MBTL Arcueid 2B.png
Fast low poke
MBTL Arcueid 2B hb.png
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2B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
420 L - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
7 4 15 25 -4 -
  • Arc's general-purpose grounded poke.
  • Fast B normal at 7 frames. Quick recovery and great conversions. Moves Arc forward slightly.
  • Best antiair option when Arc is behind a falling opponent.
  • Low profile hurtbox (from the knees down) lets 2B win against many other 7f buttons like Kouma/Miyako 2B and even 5F 2A's at some ranges. This lets Arc press at slight frame disadvantage vs many characters and makes her pressure stronger.
  • Can still be whiff punished by opponent with excellent spacing
2C
2C
2+C
MBTL Arcueid 2C.png
Low sweep with big range
MBTL Arcueid 2C hb.png
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2C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
620 L - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
10 3 21 33 -7 -

Large, far-reaching sweep.

  • Hits low. Great for catching high shield or jump attempts during pressure.
  • Large vertical range, quite unusual for a sweep.
    • Catches most IADs, but only from a distance.
  • Excellent untech time; extremely valuable combo tool.
  • Large pushback on block and does not advance forward, unlike her other B/C normals.
    • One of Arc's only ways to create enough distance for 214A to be plus during blockstrings.
  • Not particularly fast for its range.
  • Relatively short recovery for a C normal, but still decently whiff punishable.

Jumping Normals

j.A
j.A
Aerial A
MBTL Arcueid jA.png
5 frame aerial jab
MBTL Arcueid jA hb.png
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jA
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
140 H - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
5 4 11 19 - -
  • Standard, quick aerial jab.
  • Possible to act in the air after recovery, making this a fairly low-commitment option.
  • Low-angled hitbox, can hit standing opponents while rising.
  • Can cancel into itself for three total jA's by inputting j4A. Blocked air-to-airs should usually lead to an air unblockable or ground pressure situation.
j.B
j.B
Aerial B
MBTL Arcueid jB.png
Far reaching two-hit aerial
MBTL Arcueid jB hb.png
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jB
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
240*2 (468) H - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
6 2 (6) 4 until landing - - -
  • Arc swings her arms around twice.
  • Excellent air-to-air option with more horizontal range than both j.A and j.C. j.B is extremely fast at 6 frames!
  • Very punishable on whiff due to the length of the two hits, but good reward on hit or block
  • Fatal Counter on either hit leads to big grounded conversions
j.C
j.C
Aerial C
MBTL Arcueid jC.png
Best all-purpose jump normal
MBTL Arcueid jC hb.png
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jC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
560 H - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
7 10 until landing - - -
  • Big disjointed air normal. An exceptional air-to-air and air-to-ground attack.
  • Arc’s signature jump attack, comes out almost as fast as j.B and has absurdly long active frames.
  • No clash frames but surprisingly large. Spacing Arc j.C out at the tip is crucial to the move's neutral utility.

Command Normals

4C
4C
4C
MBTL Arcueid 4C.png
Launcher for combo extension
MBTL Arcueid 4C hb.png
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4C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
500*2 (950) LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
9 2 (3) 9 24 46 -16 -
  • Arc jumps forward with a flying knee. Puts Arc airborne while also floating the opponent on hit.
  • First hit can be cancelled into ground specials, second hit can be cancelled into air specials.
  • On hit only, 4C second hit cancels into air dash, double jump, or air normals. 4C air dash jC is an extremely useful combo route.
  • Second hit is extremely punishable on block: care should be taken not to autopilot into 4C without properly confirming a hit. If 4C(2) is blocked, it must be cancelled to j.2BC or Moon Drive to avoid massive punishment. Neither of these are ideal.
j.2B
j.2B
Aerial2B
MBTL Arcueid j2B.png
Dive... claw?
MBTL Arcueid j2B hb.png
MBTL Arcueid j2B be hb.png
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j2B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
600 LHA - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
11 10 until landing + 14 - -1 (TK) -
  • A diveclaw that Arc downwards at a 45 degree angle.
  • Not an overhead.
  • Not active for very long.
  • Reactively confirmable into 2BC, 236B, or 623A.
  • Useful mobility option for landing in an unexpected location. Combined with universal Melty Blood air options and j2C, Arc has high control over when and where she chooses to land.
  • Strong combo tool against airborne opponents. Typically cancelled into 214A or 214B and extended from there.
  • Has landing recovery, but the landing recovery can be cancelled into special moves on hit or on block.
j2[B]
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
820 H SP, EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
24 10 until landing + 14 - +1 (TK) -
  • Charged version of Arcueid's diveclaw.
  • Becomes an overhead.
  • One of Arc's only tools to convert an air combo into a ground combo. Also very valuable for ending combos in the corner.
  • Can be plus on block if it hits very low, otherwise it's even or slightly minus.
j.2C
j.2C
Aerial2C
MBTL Arcueid j2C1.png
MBTL Arcueid j2C2.png
Combo filler
MBTL Arcueid j2C hb.png
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j2C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
400*2 (764) LHA - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
7 3 (15) 3 until landing + 6 - +1 (TK) -
  • Arc spins around before slamming the opponent to the ground.
  • j.2C is both a combo tool to drag opponents down from high altitudes and a runaway mobility tool.
  • Ground-bounces if done close to the ground. Generally only used in corner combos because the pushback midscreen is very limiting to combo routes.
  • Maintains the air momentum that Arc had before j2C. Because of this, j2C can be used as a movement tool after a forward or backwards airdash to gain more distance. This can be very useful eg. in the Kouma matchup where its important to refuse to engage in certain gamestates. However, Arc is punishable until landing, so it can be very punishable on whiff.

Universal Mechanics

Rapid Beat 1
Rapid Beat 1
XX
MBTL Arcueid rapid1.png
Advances forward, but has terrible frame advantage
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rapid 1
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
400 LH SP, CH, EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
9 3 23 34 -10 -
  • Good forward movement.
  • Bad on both block and hit compared to other normals. Disadvantageous and only cancels into specials or Rapid Beat 2, which is still unsafe.
  • Low damage makes it unappealing early in combos.
  • Only useful at the end of long combos to avoid Same Move Proration. Good forward movement and high untech time makes Rapid Beat 1 a strong way to end combos with 5AA > 236BBB.
3C / Rapid Beat 2
3C / Rapid Beat 2
3C

or

XXX
MBTL Arcueid 3C.png
Universal launcher with auto jump cancel
MBTL Arcueid 3C hb.png
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3C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
700 LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
10 3 25 37 -11 Air 5-12

Standard universal launching attack with a short zoom-in/cinematic, followed by an automatic jump.

  • Invulnerable to air attacks starting from frame 5. 3C can be used as a high-commit preemptive grounded anti-air.
  • Can be jump cancelled or special cancelled on clash, which can allow Arc to punish the opponent or keep herself safe.
    • Clashing with jump attacks leaves Arc at a slight frame advantage, often allowing jumpcancel airgrab or 22a to win.
  • High recovery, susceptible to whiff punishes.
  • Unsafe on block and cannot be reverse beaten; however, can still be special-cancelled.
  • Rapid Beat version has significant forward movement.
Ground Throw
throw
4/6AD
MBTL Arcueid throw.png
Tosses the opponent away
MBTL Arcueid altthrow.png
Knocks the opponent down
MBTL Arcueid throw hb.png
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4/6AD
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 - - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4 (point blank) 3 19 (whiff) - - -

Arc tosses the opponent away.

  • Wall bounces in the corner, allowing for a combo.
    • Combo conversions will vary depending on distance from corner.
  • Can be air teched midscreen.
4/6AD~2
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1500 - - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
- - - - +44 -

Arc slams the opponent to the ground.

  • Alternate throw, activated by pressing down during the throw animation.
  • Gives a hard knockdown midscreen, unlike normal throw.
    • Immediate empty forward jump is +5 on landing, which enables 2A Shield OS
    • Delayed forward jump jC can safe jump reversals.
Air Throw
airthrow
Aerial4/6AD
MBTL Arcueid airthrow.png
Universal air combo ender
MBTL Arcueid airthrow hb.png
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j4/6AD
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 - - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
1 3 until landing + 12 - +37 (jump), +19 (land) -
  • Dunks the opponent right in front of you. Arc gets decent pressure off her air throw regardless of air actions remaining.
  • Jump cancelable from frame 43 after touching the ground.
  • No cancel: ~+19
  • Airthrow doublejump > land: +3 on landing
  • Airthrow > perfect IAD jC(whiff): ~+8 on landing
  • Midscreen, Arc gets ambiguous left-right oki via forward drift from delayed neutral double-jump. With proper timing it is possible to cross up and still be plus.
  • After a (super) double-jump in the corner, it's possible to safejump 6f or slower DPs via an extremely precise airdash timing.
  • High airdash falling jC in the corner will automatically bait all meterless reversals in the game and many metered reversals. Exceptions include Ciel 22C and 236C.
  • Air throw > super jump in the corner is not a safejump, but offers a double overhead vs. empty land low/throw mixup, as well as various other options such as delay airdash to deal with whatever the opponent chooses to do on wakeup.

Special Moves

Out Of My Way!
Out Of My Way!
(Rekka)
236+X
MBTL Arcueid 236A.png
236X - Rekka starter
MBTL Arcueid 236A be.png
236[A] - Plus, vacuums
MBTL Arcueid 236XX.png
236X~X - Longer followup
MBTL Arcueid 236X4X.png
236X~4X - Launching followup
MBTL Arcueid 236XXX.png
236XXX - Low ender
MBTL Arcueid 236XX4X.png
236XX4X - Overhead ender
MBTL Arcueid 236C.png
236C
MBTL Arcueid 236A hb.png
236[A]
MBTL Arcueid 236B hb.png
236X
MBTL Arcueid 236XX hb.png
236X~X
MBTL Arcueid 236X4X hb.png
236X~4X
MBTL Arcueid 236XXX hb.png
236XX~X
MBTL Arcueid 236XX4X hb.png
236XX~4X
MBTL Arcueid 236C hb.png
236C
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236A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
500*2 (945) LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
13 5 21 38 -4 -
236B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
500*2 (945) LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
10 5 24 38 -7 -

Rekka series starter. Fairly long ranged forward-moving claw swipe.

  • A version has slower startup, but better frame advantage on block
    • Safety on block and the threat of followups make it a potent pressure option
  • B version has faster startup, but worse frame advantage on block
    • Very fast for its range, making it useful in neutral or as a long-reaching abare option
    • 236BBB is used in all of Arc's most common metered combo enders
  • Long recovery on whiff, but long cancel window
  • Moon Drive cancellable on whiff to keep safe if necessary (as are all the followups)
236[A]
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
23 4 13 39 +6 -

Slower claw swipe with no forward movement.

  • Advantageous on block and pulls the opponent in, making 236[A] a powerful tool for pressure resets
    • +6 on block means 236[A] > 2A is a gapless blockstring
  • Cancelling into 236[A] from C normals leaves a 7f gap, which can be hard to challenge without shield because of spacing
  • Leads to combo on hit or trade, further increasing the risk of contesting
  • Excellent combo tool due to the vacuum and high damage
236X~X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
450*2 (855) LH MD, EX - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
12 5 26 42 -9 -
236X~4X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
450*2 (855) LH CH, EX+ - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
12 4 26 41 -8 -

Second rekka, only available as a follow-up to 236A/236B

  • Worse on block than the first hit, can be punishable at some spacings if not cancelled
  • Immediate timing is gapless from 236X, but can be delayed to leave very small gaps for anti-mash and anti-jump
  • Can be used to beat attempts to punish whiffed 236X
  • ~X version is a bit longer, but doesn't lead to a combo
    • Connects from long ranged 236X, where 236X~4X doesn't
    • Long reach makes it better suited to catching opponents from a distance in neutral
  • ~4X version is a bit shorter, however launches the opponent for a full combo on hit
    • High vertical hitbox, can anti-air when opponents jump over 236X
    • Less forward movement than 236X~X and slightly better frame advantage, allowing for more ability to maintain safe spacing during rekka pressure
236X~X~X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1300 L MD, EX - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
12 3 25 39 -11 -

Rekka series ender. Hits low.

  • Can be delayed to catch attempts to mash or jump out after rekka 2 or to hit at the same time as the overhead ender 236XX4X, creating a mixup which can't be fuzzy blocked
  • At earlier timings, can catch people for attempting to input reversals after rekka 2
  • Unsafe on block, but can be made safe on block or converted on hit with Moon Drive cancel or 214C. 236XXX should always be canceled whether on hit or block
236X~X~4X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 H - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
25 3 23 50 -9 -

Rekka series ender #2. Hits overhead.

  • Reactable, although the animation can be difficult to see
  • Has a 5 frame gap from earliest cancel, beating all mash or jump attempts. Will lose to invincible attacks unless used in conjunction with Moon Drive.
  • Unsafe on block, but can be made safe on block or converted on hit with Moon Drive cancel or 214C. 236XX4X should always be canceled whether on hit or block
236C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
320*11 (2568) LH MD - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+7 60 (total) 36 106 -12 1-4 Throw

Arc does all three rekkas for a good chunk of damage

  • Punishable on block
  • Gives a lot of corner carry, but doesn't knock down after long combos
  • Arc's only super that can cancel into Arc Drive, commonly used in Heat for this reason
Out Of My Way!
6+B+C
MBTL Arcueid 6BC.png
MBTL Arcueid 6BC hb.png
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6BC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
650*3 (1702) LH, LH, L EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
12 5(4)6(3)3 22 54 -2 Clash 1-10 (MD)

Arc slashes three times, similarly to 236BBB.

  • Phenomenal combination of speed and range. First hit is slightly longer than 236B.
  • Air unblockable, and second hit has a good antiair hitbox.
  • Safe on block and often leaves Arc at a somewhat favourable spacing.
  • Gives a strong combo on hit.
  • Very disjointed, which is actually relevant as Moon Skills do not hitbox clash with most attacks.
  • Has clash frames throughout all of startup during Moon Drive.
  • The third hit is a low.
What're You Doing?!
What're You Doing?!
(Claw)
623+X
MBTL Arcueid 623A.png
623A - Faster and low
MBTL Arcueid 623B.png
623B - Bigger, slower, and plus
MBTL Arcueid 623XX.png
623X~X - Follow-up
MBTL Arcueid 623C.png
623C - Cinematic launcher
MBTL Arcueid 623A hb.png
623A
MBTL Arcueid 623B hb.png
623B
MBTL Arcueid 623XX hb.png
623X~X
MBTL Arcueid 623C hb.png
623C
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623A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1100 L EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
11 5 16 31 -4 -
  • Hits once. A downwards swiping claw attack which is mainly used as combo filler.
  • Long range safe on block low. Leads to a combo on hit.
  • 623AA is one of Arcueids highest damage combo modules.
623B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
480*3 (1309) LH EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
20 12 23 54 +2 -
  • Hits thrice.
  • Looks like a low, is not a low.
  • This move is a staple in Arcs pressure game. Keep in mind while it is +2, you are not in throw/A normal range. 5B will catch jump outs, and 2B will beat or clash with mashing(and Vlov jumping), 5A will beat mashing clean.
623X~X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
11 3 20 37 -4 -
  • Combo extender. A follow-up attack that wall bounces in the corner.
  • Can be jump canceled on hit unless you jump canceled earlier in combo.
  • Moves forward a lot when delayed from 623A/623B, which is useful in some midscreen-to-corner combos.
  • Safe on block, and can be delayed in order to frametrap.
623C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
270*8 (1855) LH MD - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+8 14 (15) 2 22 64 -7 1-4 Throw
  • Downwards swiping claw attack followed by a launcher with automatic jump cancel.
  • Used to extend certain hits into longer combos with air throw ender. Great use of meter from special moves like 214A, 236BB, and 236BBB.
  • If launch was already used in combo, 623C will knock down instead of launching.
What're You Doing?!
3+B+C
MBTL Arcueid 3BC.png
MBTL Arcueid 3BC hb.png
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3BC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 HA EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
27 4 16 46 -3 Clash 1-10 (MD)

Arc hops forward and dives down at the opponent with an attack resembling j.2B.

  • A fairly slow and reactable overhead with respectable range.
  • Can be used to call out low shield attempts, especially when 5[B] or 5[C] are not available.
  • Avoids low hitting moves and throws from early in the animation.
  • Safe on block, but can be high shielded on reaction for a guaranteed punish.
  • Gains clash frames in Moon Drive, but they end far before the attack comes out, allowing you to easily get fatal countered instead.
Ready, Go!
Ready, Go!
(Elbow)
214+X
MBTL Arcueid 214A.png
MBTL Arcueid 214B.png
B version follow-up, is automatic
MBTL Arcueid 214C.png
EX version perform cinematic on hit and grants HKD
MBTL Arcueid 214A hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 214B hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 214C hb.png
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214A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200 LH EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
16 5 14 34 -2 ~ +2 -
  • Dashing elbow thrust that is safe on block.
  • Advantageous on block when spaced far enough.
  • Good combo filler tool. Has tons of untech time, letting Arc link after it even very late.
  • Looks extremely similar to 214B. Opponents that anticipate 214B and shield or reversal between hits can be baited with 214A instead.
214B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
700, 850 (1422) LH MD, EX - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
16 8 24 (whiff) 47 (whiff) +3 (air), +7 (ground) -
  • Dashing elbow thrust followed by a palm strike.
  • Knocks opponents into the air on block, allowing them to act before landing.
    • Possible to escape via doublejumping out, but Arc can cover this (e.g. with 3c).
  • The second hit wall-bounces, has excellent corner carry, and has high untechable time, making 214B an excellent combo filler tool. Can be used at the end of a combo to set up Heat safely.
  • 214B is plus on block and has a tiny gap between the two hits which also makes it a great knowledge check. Opponents that anticipate 214A can get hit trying to act between hits.
  • However, be careful of shield and invincible attacks against aware opponents.
214C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1200, 320*2, 576 (2384) LH MD, EX - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+4 8 22 37 -6(air), -1(ground) 1-4 Throw
  • Dashing elbow thrust which converts into an automatic combo sequence on hit.
  • An excellent utility super. -1 on block up close, but puts Arc at an excellent range to 2B.
  • Knocks opponents into the air on block, like 214B. Unlike 214B, it's often not that easy to keep them from jumping away.
  • Punishable on block in the corner against some specific characters (e.g Warc).
  • Crosses the screen incredibly fast. Useful for punishing certain moves from a distance.
  • Strong reactive cancel option vs people backdashing 214B and 236 series.
  • All of Arc's specials besides 22B cancel without gaps into 214C, making them just -1 on block at the cost of 1 Magic Cicuit.
  • Always knocks down, and leads to strong left/right or safejump okizeme.
  • 214C > perfect IAD > fastest timing neutral jump > land leaves Arcueid at +4 and crosses up. Arc can drift back towards her original direction to fake the crossup.
    • At +4, 6 frame DPs can be OSed via 2A 2AD with perfect timing.
Ready, Go!
4+B+C
MBTL Arcueid 4BC.png
Cinematic launcher on hit, using 4C's animation
MBTL Arcueid 4BC hb.png
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4BC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1352 LH EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
15 8 13 35 -4 ~ +3 Clash 1-11 (MD)

An elbow thrust followed by an automatic launch on hit.

  • Fast and very long-ranged. Fantastic gap-closing tool.
  • Air-unblockable, with a decently tall hitbox.
  • Advantageous on block at long range (up to +3), allowing you to immediately turn a long-distance neutral situation into a pressure opportunity.
  • Leads to a full combo on hit with j.2BC(1) j.2[B], although the moon cost is substantial.
  • Gains clash frames during Moon Drive, but they end before the attack hits, making it less safe than 6BC or 2BC.
  • Slightly minus up close, being throw-punishable at worst.
Shut Up and Fly!
Shut Up and Fly!
(DP)
22+X
MBTL Arcueid 22A.png
A version has no invul
MBTL Arcueid 22B.png
B version has invul
MBTL Arcueid 22XX.png
Follow-up, only useable if the dp connects
MBTL Arcueid 22X66C.png
EX follow-up, can only be done from A and B
MBTL Arcueid 22C.png
EX dp, does the swiping motion twice
MBTL Arcueid 22A hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 22B hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 22XX hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 22X66C hb.png
MBTL Arcueid 22C hb.png
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22A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
550*2 (1039) LH (MD) - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
6 2(1)7 27 42 -15 -
  • Upwards angled attack with no invincibility but high outward lingering hitbox.
  • First hit can be canceled into 236C or 236AB.
  • Combo filler used when Arc is significantly below an opponent early in midscreen combos. 22A~X can extend certain corner juggles due to the wallbounce.
  • Can be used in neutral as a more reliable anti-air than 3C, but the input and slow startup on the later hits makes this awkward.
22B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
350*4 (1235) LH (MD) - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
6 3(1)7 42 58 -26 All 1-13
  • Fully invincible reversal. Has an unfortunate dead spot directly above Arc, making this a weak anti-air against opponents with strong forward momentum.
  • Can be moon drive canceled on hit only into a combo that leads to a knockdown.
  • Can lead to a full combo in the corner with 22B~X wallbounce, but opponents will rarely pressure from the corner, so this situation is rather rare.
  • Due to the 22 special move command, the opponent cannot cross up Arc to reverse her inputs, which makes 22B particularly strong against ambiguous left/right setups.
22X~X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1000 LHA - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
12 5 until landing + 12 - -4 (best) -
  • Wallbounces in the corner to extend combo.
  • Opponent can air tech midscreen.
  • Can be used to set up safe heat activation midscreen.
22X~66C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1800 LHA - - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+8 2 until landing + 12 - -9 (best) -
  • EX followup.
  • Knocks down if done in very short combos. 22B~66C only knocks down if at least one hit of 22B whiffs.
  • Deals more damage than the meterless follow-up, but almost never sees use. Meter is more efficiently spent ending combos 236C, 214C, or 236BC than extending with 22X~66C
22C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
300*8 (1998) LH (MD) - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+1 37 (total) 40 81 -44 All 1-15
  • Fully invincible and exceptionally fast reversal
  • One frame faster than 22B, which lets 22C beat certain safe jump setups that win against 22B.
  • Loses to bait setups that involve hovering above Arc, just like 22B.
  • Leads to a full combo on Fatal Counter against airborne opponents.
  • On hit, leads into an air tech situation.
  • Poor range and is several times more unsafe than 22B. If 22C hits at an awkward angle, the second swipe will whiff, leaving Arc at the mercy of the enemy. The opponent can tech and get a character specific punish on hit.
Shut Up And Fly!
2+B+C
MBTL Arcueid 2BC.png
No invul, but has clash frames and can be jump cancelled
MBTL Arcueid 2BC hb.png
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2BC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
470*3 (1282) LHA J, EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
7 2(1)8 - - - Clash 1-5 (MD)

Rising slash, like her 22X moves.

  • Jump-cancellable on hit, block, or whiff, making it fairly low-risk. The jump-cancel window begins much earlier on hit.
  • Covers a lot of air space, but can be air blocked.
  • Being a moon skill, never clashes with air normals (including j.[C]s). Very useful property for an anti-air move.
  • Can lead to a strong grounded combo with j.2[B] or a falling j.B(1), but can sometimes be quite difficult to convert depending on the height and spacing.
    • Notably, 2BC is the most reliable way to combo from j.2B.
  • Gains clash frames throughout all of startup during Moon Drive. Arc's primary defensive Moon Skill.
    • Very difficult for opponents to successfully jump-cancel shield, given its 6f startup during Moon Drive.
    • Moon Drive's additional air options improve the situation after jump cancelling on block/whiff.
  • When shielded, the opponent has enough time to drop shield and get a major punish.
Shut Up and Fly! (air)
Shut Up and Fly! (air)
(air DP)
Aerial 22+X
MBTL Arcueid 22A.png
MBTL Arcueid j22B.png
MBTL Arcueid j22XX.png
Follow-up
MBTL Arcueid j22X66C.png
MBTL Arcueid j22C.png
MBTL Arcueid j22A hb.png
MBTL Arcueid j22B hb.png
MBTL Arcueid j22XX hb.png
MBTL Arcueid j22X66C hb.png
MBTL Arcueid j22C hb.png
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j22A
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
400*3 (1104) LHA MD, EX - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
6 12 - - - -
  • Not a reversal.
  • Combo filler. Leads into j22A~X or j22C
  • Can lead to an airtight double overhead mixup when Moon Drive cancelled at a low height (e.g. from 4C)
j22B
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
360*4 (1270) LHA MD, EX - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
7 12 - - - -
  • Not a reversal. Possesses no invincibility, unlike the grounded version.
  • Combo filler. j22B is rarely used over the faster j22A due to lower damage per hit and the inability to cancel j22B to j22B~X until the second hit of j22B.
j22X~X
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1000 LHA - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
12 5 until landing + 12 - - -
  • Wallbounces in the corner.
  • Opponent can air tech midscreen. Can combo to j22C midscreen.
  • Mainly used as combo filler in the corner, where aerial j.22A~X is a versatile combo tool.
j22X~66C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
1800 LHA - - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+8 2 until landing + 12 - - 1-4 Throw
  • EX followup. Combo filler, but rarely used. 623C, 236C, and 214C are all better uses of meter.
j22C
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
270*9 (1968) LHA MD - 100% -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
4+3 - - - - 1-4 Throw
  • Not a reversal.
  • Can be used to end air combos with additional damage in exchange for the air throw knockdown.
  • Typically only used to close out rounds or to end some midscreen combos.
Shut Up And Fly! (Air)
Aerial 2+B+C
MBTL Arcueid j2BC.png
MBTL Arcueid j2BC hb.png
Air
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j2BC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
350*4 (1252) LHA J, EX, MD - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
7 12 - - - -

Rising claw swipe, very similar to the grounded version.

  • Extremely useful to convert air hits or launcher starters into grounded combos via jump cancel > j.2[B]. Must have a double jump available.
    • Can be fairly inconsistent depending on height and distance. Typically most reliable when jump cancelled after only the first hit.
    • Cancels from j.B and j.C to j.2BC can be delayed quite long to hit-confirm because j.2BC is so fast.
    • If too high for j.2[B] or an easier combo is preferred, delaying the jump cancel allows j.B j.C airthrow to land consistently. Immediate jump cancel will put Arc too high for a full conversion.
  • Jump cancellable on hit, block, or whiff, like the grounded version.
  • No clash frames during Moon Drive, like all airborne Moon Skills.

Super Moves

Melty Blood
Melty Blood
236+B+C
MBTL Arcueid 236BC.png
MBTL Arcueid 236BC hb.png
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236BC
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
3500 LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
1+11 5 47 63 -35 All 1-16
  • Arc's super is a full-screen fast homing projectile, which makes it her only unique option to directly contest zoners.
  • Excellent flexible combo tool with good frame advantage on hit to set up oki. All Heat combos can end in 236BC unless the opponent starts high in the air.
  • Air unblockable, but not air un-Shieldable.
  • Long invulnerability frames that start from frame 1, so can be used reactively vs many fullscreen projectiles. Especially useful in the Vlov/Red Arc/Ciel matchups; the opponent risks eating a lethal super anywhere on the screen when Arc has 3 Magic Circuit available. A terrifying option at low health, but be warned: the opponent can Moon Drive cancel their special attacks on reaction and Shield 236BC.
Marble Phantasm - Seal
Marble Phantasm - Seal
A+B+C+D
MBTL Arcueid ABCD.png
MBTL Arcueid ABCD hb.png
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ABCD
Damage Guard Cancel Property Cost Attribute
4800 [4800 ~ 6960 in BH] LH - - - -
First Active Active Recovery Overall Advantage Invul
1+21 4 27 52 -14 All 1-25
  • Similar startup animation to 5C.
  • Almost no practical utility. Can combo from 214B in the corner if 214B hits high enough early in the combo.

Reverse Beats

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5B/2B 5A/2A -3
5C/2C 5A/2A -1
Gap Table
Attack Chain Frame Gap

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