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Willard H. Wright

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STATUS:NEEDS MORE DESCRIPTION TEXT FOR HIS MOVES

Background

Willard H Wright was introduced in Requiem of the Golden Witch to solve the mystery behind Lion Ushiromiya. He is said to represent the intelligent readers of Umineko no Naku Koro Ni.

Introduction

Strengths Weaknesses
  • Allows for the most damage out of any character in the game: The combo potential opened up thanks to his ability for both him and his partner makes getting hit by the team he is in an absolute nightmare scenario
  • Great range: His normals and 236X allow him to rumble in neutral fairly well.
  • Aerial dominance: Great anti airs, air to airs, and a disgustingly plus + on block and hit with his j.2C makes him a menace both if he is in the air of if the opponent is as well.
  • Good combos are meter Reliant: No meter for declaring or for his 236SP severely limits Will's options for damage.
  • Bad pressure: None of his normals that hit on crouchers are plus, and his throw side-switches. Adding to the fact that he has no real overhead pressence makes it very hard to stop opponents from blocking
  • Slow normals: While his normals are very large, they are slow to come out and an absolute death sentence to whiff.
  • Beginner unfriendly: Not a real weakness, but without mastering his advanced combos both for him and his partner makes justifying his inclussion in a team hard to do, which is a steeping price for someone looking to pick him up.


Health - 1400.

Ability

SP Cancel - Allows special moves to be able to cancel into SP moves of higher priority once (Special > SP > Meta).

Move List

Normal Moves

Standing

c.5A
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
54 x 5 4 4 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta +2 +2 x
  • Will whacks you with his elbow. Whiffs on some crouchers.
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f.5A
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Will-f5A.png
Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
75 x 10 3 20 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta -8 -8 x
  • Will does a somewhat slow sword slash downwards.
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c.5B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
162 x 7 4 13 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta -1 -3 x
  • Will knees the opponent in the gut.
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f.5B
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Will-f5B2.png
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
150 x 8 4 30 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta -13 -15 x
  • Will swings his sword upwards.
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6B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
171 x 11 4 11 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta +1 -1 x
  • Will hops forward sticking his foot out.
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c.5C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
270 x 12 2 43 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta, Dash -14 -17 x
  • Will does a strong overhead strike.
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f.5C
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Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
f.5C 270 x 14 4 39 HL (J), Special, SP, Meta, Dash -13 -16 x
  • Will takes a step forward while swinging his sword.
  • Extremely long range and has an extremely long recovery animation.
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6C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
270 x 20 5 31 H Special, SP, Meta launch -9 x
  • Will steps forward, swinging his sword upwards. Launches the opponent into a air in a juggle state.
  • Untechable launch.
  • Cannot be chained from 5C.
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Crouching

2A
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Will-2A.png
Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
48 x 4 4 9 L Special, SP, Meta -3 -3 x
  • Will sticks his foot out.
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2B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
150 - 8 2 28 L Special, SP, Meta -14 -16 x
  • Will swings his sword, slicing at the opponent’s leg.
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3B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
195 - 18 12 6 L Special, SP, Meta -2/+9 -4/+7 x
  • Will slides forward a good distance.
  • Cannot be canceled into other normals, but can be canceled into a special.
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2C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
210 - 12 5 25 L Special, SP -5 -8 x
  • Will makes a wide sweep with his sword forward. Does not knockdown.
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Jumping

j.8A
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
60 x 6 6 4 H x - ? x
  • Will sticks his foot out.
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j.7/9A
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
60 x 6 9 10 H x ? ? x
  • Will quickly swipes downwards with his sword.
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j.8B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
150 x 6 5 7 H x ? ? x
  • Will kicks upwards. Whiffs on crouching.
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j.7/9B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
150 - 8 4 18 H x ? ? x
  • Will makes a wide sweep with his sword.
  • Can be used as a crossup.
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j.8C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
255 - 10 3 17 H x ? ? x
  • Will makes a sweep upwards with his sword.
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j.7/9C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
252 - 13 3 20 H x ? ? x
  • Will makes a sweep upwards with his sword.
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j.2C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
330 - 18 until landing 0 H x ? ? x
  • Will swings downwards with his sword.
  • Extremely long active frames, and extremely high hitstun/blockstun, with somewhat slow startup.
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Throw

Throw
B+C
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Whiff animation
Whiff animation
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
300 - 0-1 ? 34 (whiff) UNB x KD x x
  • Willard's throw. He grabs the opponent and tosses them to the other side.
  • Can relaunch a lying opponent with a 236A+B.

Special Moves

Forbidden Blade 「禁ずる刃」
214A/B/C
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214A version
214A version
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214[A] version
214[A] version
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214B version
214B version
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214[B] version
214[B] version
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214C version
214C version
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214[C] version
214[C] version
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
214A 360 - ? 2 28 HL x -5 -8 x
  • A version is useful for extending juggles.
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
214[A] 480 - ? 2 28 HL x -5 -8 x
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
214B 360 - 14 ? 28 HL x -5 -8 x
  • B version forces airtech, possible reset potential.
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
214[B] 480 - 14 ? 28 HL x -5 -8 x
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
214C 360 - ? 2 28 L x KD -8 x
  • C version has techable knockdown uncharged.
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
214[C] 480 - ? 2 28 L - KD -8 x


Ashes to Ashes 「灰は灰に」
236A/B/C
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Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
236A 150 - 13 ? 45 total HL - -4 -7 x
  • Will swings his sword, shooting out a tornado. Input determines distance Will is moved forward, with A leaving him stationary.
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
236B 150 - 14 ? 45 total HL - -3 -7 x
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
236C 150 - 13 ? - HL - -4 -7 x


Illusions to Illusions 「幻は幻に」
623A/B/C
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Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
623A 240 - 33 1,1,4 20 H - KD +1 ?
  • Will leaps forward into the air, striking the opponent below him.
  • Invincible on startup.
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
623B 240 - 40 1,1,4 18 H - KD +2 ?
Version Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
623C 240 - 40 1,1,4 18 H - KD +2 ?

SP Supers

Forbidden Sin 「禁ずる咎」
214A+B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
486 - x ? 45 total HL - KD -28 x
  • A super version of the Iai strikes. Does not juggle. Can be charged, but charging has no benefit. Causes hard knockdown.
Ashes to Ashes! 「灰は灰に還る」
236A+B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
150 - x ? 42 total HL - ? ? x
  • Will lets out a much bigger version of the tornado from before. Relaunches, even off on a lying opponent, or an airborne opponent in a situation where you couldn't hit them.
Illusions to Illusions! 「幻は幻に還る」
623A+B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
450 - 6 1,1,4 28 H - KD +3 ?
  • Time stops as Will does a bigger version of Illusions to Illusions. Causes knockdown.

Level 2 Supers

【Earth to Earth! 「土は土に還る」」
22A+B
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
x x ? ? 1 (total) x - ? x 1-1
  • Will stops time and dodges through the opponent.
  • Invincible during the move and can be used as a combo extender.
【I won't let this delusion without love persist! 「愛なき妄想を禁ず」」
236236C
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
600 x ? ? ? HL - KD -13 x
  • Will dashes forward, slicing through the enemy. Can be charged for no apparent advantage.

Meta Super

I won't let this illusion without love persist! 「愛なき幻想を禁ず」
641236C during MetaWorld
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Damage RecDamage Startup Active Recovery Guard Cancel Adv Hit Adv Block Invul
765 x ? ? ? HL - KD ? x
  • Will charges up for a moment before dashing forward, turning into a projectile and bouncing around the screen. If it hits the opponent, launches them into the air and repeatedly slashes them as they fall down.
  • Can be charged.
  • Able to link a 236A+B as the opponent is falling down, or on the ground.

Frame Data

  KD = Knockdown
                              |          Frames             |  Frame Advantage |
              Attack  | Damage|Startup*| Active  | Recovery |On Hit | On Block | Notes
               Throw  ------------------------------------------------------------------
                 B+C  |  300  |  0-1   |    ?    |    ?     |  UKD  |          |Switches Sides; 34 Duration on Whiff
             Normals  ------------------------------------------------------------------
                c.5A  |   54  |    5   |    4    |    4     |  +2   |   +2     |
                f.5A  |   75  |   10   |    3    |   20     |  -8   |   -8     |
                  2A  |   48  |    4   |    4    |    9     |  -3   |   -3     |
                c.5B  |  162  |    7   |    4    |   13     |  -1   |   -3     |
                f.5B  |  150  |    8   |    4    |   30     | -13   |  -15     |
                  2B  |  150  |    8   |    2    |   28     | -14   |  -16     |
                c.5C  |  270  |   12   |    2    |   43     | -14   |  -17     |
                f.5C  |  270  |   14   |    4    |   39     | -13   |  -16     |
                  2C  |  210  |   12   |    5    |   25     |  -5   |   -8     |
               j8.5A  |   60  |    6   |    6    |    4     |       |          |
               j8.5B  |  150  |    6   |    5    |    7     |       |          |
               j8.5C  |  255  |   10   |    3    |   17     |       |          |
           j(7/9).5A  |   60  |    6   |    9    |   10     |       |          |
           j(7/9).5B  |  150  |    8   |    4    |   18     |       |          |
           j(7/9).5C  |  255  |   13   |    3    |   20     |       |          |
     Command Normals  ------------------------------------------------------------------
                  6B  |  171  |   11   |    4    |   11     |  +1   |   -1     |
                  6C  |  270  |   20   |    5    |   31     | launch|   -9     |
                  3B  |  195  |   18   |   12    |    6     | -2/+9 |  -4/+7   |
                j.2C  |  330  |   18   |    4*   |    0     |       |          |See Note M

  Note M: *Animation-wise; it is active until Willard lands.

Strategy

Feel free to edit this part of the wiki with your tips/strats on how to use Will and his strategy vs specific characters. Remember I'm watching you.

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Team Building

Feel free to edit this part of the wiki with your tips/strats what partners are best for Will to use. Remember I'm watching you.

The information displayed here is from the 2022 Team Tier List from the Ougon Discord Thus, it is open to change, but it should work as a building block for people looking for team pairing ideas. If you are a player of any of the teams and want to change anything feel free to do so.

Reasons to choose Willard for your team

  • Midrange domination and great damage everywhere on the screen makes Willard one of the scariest characters to play during neutral. His options to prevent ground and air approaches are really good. His SP Cancel not only boost his damage, but also his partner's, making any team Will he is in have very good damage overall, instead of having an unbalance like other heavy hitters. Will is not without weaknesses however. He necesitates a lot of meter to both declare and use his 236SP for his combos. While his normals are huge, they are really slow to come out and whiff, so players that can bait them will be problematic. His pressure is also a bit linear, and without any real high low presence and no + ob normals that hit crouchers, defensive play is a big obstacle for Will.
  • Characters that can make use of SP Cancel, and who also can capitalize on Will's great neutral options, while also helping him in pressure, will be amazing choices for him.
Image Team Composition 1 Bar of Health Notable information
ANGWILL.png Willard/Ange Health
  • Will does not appreciate StunBoost in his corner combos; although it won’t really affect his MetaSuper loop, it will reduce his ability to juggle with normals for damage.
  • Ange has no obvious practical use for SPCancel, and will end up doing more damage with Rono as her partner. Will would prefer characters with better neutral, damage or abilities.
BATWILL.png Willard/Battler Health
  • Fantastic neutral between the two and Will can handle all the damage the team needs. Battler can also utilise SPCancel to improve his solo damage.
  • Nevertheless this team tends to be overshadowed by similar, more consistent options. Battler generally prefers Beatrice for her guardbreak setups in addition to similar damage to Will for the same SP. Will prefers Kanon for a fast neutral character to confirm for him as he can capitalise on SPCancel more. SP advantage is more important than extra health for Will, who shines offensively.
WILLBBAT.png Willard/Black Battler Health
  • There’s no real reason to pick this over Bat/Will, Bat/Beato, Beato/BB or Beato/Will. Black Battler actually makes less use of SPCancel than usual.
  • Battler, as his fireball series is different and the team is fragile, is best suited to rushdown, which it performs acceptably well.
BETWILL.png Willard/Beatrice Health
  • A team that leaves no room for error on the opponent’s side, boasting arguably the highest capacity for unburstable damage in the game through
  • Beatrice’s guardbreak setups and Will’s airborne combos. Once you’ve got your first stun, you can probably snowball into a victory before too long. Expect to see a lot of Will j2c in neutral as this team can struggle with pokes and footsies; its neutral is its only mediocre area.
  • Will’s ability to wear down the opponent’s SP by declaring without dropping a juggle complements Beatrice’s playstyle; just a small SP lead is enough for her to completely overwhelm. To this end the free SP from his MetaSuper and corner carry goes a long way.
  • Overall a team with a very good SP economy. Some situational tower setups can be made safe by SPCancel, and InfinitySP allows Will to do as much damage as possible for as little SP as possible. Simple synergy combined with the sheer strength of both of these characters is what makes this team so powerful. As with many Beatrice teams however, it can struggle when it loses the SP advantage; here you’ll likely want to resort to a rushdown strategy, something this team is also perfectly capable of.
BERNWILL.png Willard/Bernkastel Health
  • Bernkastel’s ability to score hits and drive up guard capacity with her oppressive neutral is the perfect support for Will’s highly damaging playstyle.
  • MetaBoost has good synergy with his MetaSuper and SPCancel can be used to restand combos with Bern’s cats, one of its more useful applications. It can also bolster Bern’s solo damage, which is useful due to the difficulty she can have with touching (Will doesn’t share this issue; a 6C into Bern is totally comboable, letting him score damage even once he’s out of meter).
  • Neither of these two are easy to approach, and both combine solid neutral with very high damage-dealing capacity. One of the more honest top-tier teams (insofar as you can call Bern honest), so you will need to outplay the opponent in more situations than some other pairs would. This isn’t a major issue for these two though, as they can out-neutral and out-damage most teams.
  • A good Bern player will be getting a healthy amount of stuns, and a Neutral Touch into Will leads to unprorated damage pretty inevitably, as he can juggle them and declare while MetaBoost is in effect. Expect to see lots of unburstable damage, and any SP lead is converted into damage so efficiently that barring a lucky hit the opponent is going to struggle. A bit weak to rushdown.
CHIEWILL.png Willard/Chiester 410 Health
  • Great neutral but Will does not appreciate 410’s MetaSuper and this pair can find it tricky to guardbreak even with BreakBoost.
  • Few reasons to use this over Luci/Will.
DLAWILL.png Willard/Dlanor Health
  • Lots of unprorated damage and high potential for really long, costly, damaging combos, but Will/Eri is probably the better option for that due to Erika’s better neutral. Neither of these two really gain much from one another’s ability; Will is a bit more of a rushdown character. Neither have a super great reversal either.
  • Bern probably suits Dlanor more as a high damage juggler due to ability synergy; the bit of extra unprorated damage can be left to Dlanor herself.
ERIKWILL.png Willard/Erika Health
  • Erika is another character that really benefits from SPCancel as it is very compatible with her MetaSuper, enabling her to do an extra one OTG after her first; this also puts the opponent back into the corner. Both of these characters have large, effective normals, solid neutral and juggles, and unprorated damage.
  • Will probably makes the best use of Force Counter of anyone in the game as well, enabling him to land his BnB off stray hits on empty jumps (more common than you’d assume as people fear being counterhit midair by Will but jumping is a decent way to approach him).
  • These two basically don’t care if the opponent is stunned, and their single-combo damage when both have SP is some of the highest in the game. They steadily build up the advantage they need to perform these with their MetaSupers.
EVAWILL.png Willard/EVA-Beatrice Health
  • Excellent neutral and highly damaging, although Berserk won’t affect Will’s MetaSuper it will add damage to his juggles without increasing his stun,which he likes. Eva has a few uses for SPCancel, for one she can sneak in a reversal before using her MetaSuper, but this isn’t that useful for the cost. It can help her mixup.
  • Still, each would probably be hard-pressed to pick the other over Beato, whose ability to guardbreak easily in addition to her fusion of both of these characters’ roles is kind of important. This team has better neutral than those counterpart teams though, so it’s safer and more adaptable."
GEORWILL.png Willard/George Health
  • George is at a disadvantage to Battler or Kanon for Will’s partner, but these two form a functional pair. George really prefers Beato too though.
  • Weird pick for either.
JESSWILL.png Willard/Jessica Health
  • Compared to Lucifer, Jessica has worse neutral but higher damage. Will can tack a ton of damage onto Jess’s inevitable stuns, and she can even round things off with chip damage from a MetaSuper after Will’s SP is exhausted. Jess can use SPCancel to land her MetaSuper in combos too.
  • Still, this means the two end up playing pretty similarly to Beato/Will and there’s no obvious reason to pick it over that.
KANWILL.png Willard/Kanon Health
  • Kanon is one of the characters most grateful for SPCancel as it enables him to perform new and more damaging combos by restanding opponents OTG. This does a lot to improve his damage.
  • Both of these characters have great neutral and together they’ll do a lot of damage and stun. Will can appreciate Silent Attack in his juggles outside of MetaWorld, and while he generally creates advantage without it, it enforces his meter advantage. Kind of like Bat/Kan in that it’s counterplay-focused, but less so because it actually does damage.
  • Can struggle a bit under sustained pressure, but both characters are great at escaping common setplay. Faster and more consistent, but less damaging, than Will/Eri. One of the best teams for counterplayers.
LAMWILL.png Willard/LambdaDelta Health
  • While Will can capitalise on comet breaks better than everyone but Beato, he is just outclassed by Beato in that way and almost every other as a partner for Lambda. His unprorated damage is less important for her as she thrives on forced reset combos, and she beats everyone in a 5SP confrontation anyway so there is no need to generate a lead instead of using towers. His ability to approach isn’t particularly necessary as Lambda doesn’t struggle with this, and he has no good guardbreak setups himself, so he would prefer a partner who confirms instead of who forces blocking like Lambda tends to.
LUCIWILL.png Willard/Lucifer Health
  • A team whose major strenght is its neutral. You will probably end up doing a little less damage than Luci/Beato and Luci/Lia overall just because of this pair’s inability to guardbreak as efficiently, but it’s hardly a devastating loss with Will’s crazy damage and more hits scored overall with these two. Basically this is preferable to those teams if you’re less of a setplayer.
  • A solid offensive team with great damage and decent mixup. Will can capitalise amazingly on Luci’s 2C and 3C. Great against Jess, who is a fairly common threat in the metagame.
RONWILL.png Willard/Ronove Health
  • Two great characters that don’t really work that well together. This team is far from bad, but both characters have way better options. *Will has no reason to choose Rono over Beato especially as his MetaSuper and juggles don’t really have the best affinity for CounterBoost. He is also already bulky enough for his rushdown playstyle. Rono has no major use for SPCancel, and he already does unprorated damage on his own. The little bit more Will can do isn’t at the top of his list for a partner. Still these two will do huge damage while generating meter advantage.
ROSWILL.png Willard/Rosa Health
  • Similar to Beato/Will, an extremely punishing team. Maintaining any kind of lead you get, be it momentum or SP, is very easy. It’s not too surprising if you can go an entire round without your opponent switching once, which should give you an idea of why this team is so good.
  • There are a few reasons for this. Will’s grab lets you loop Detachment with an OTG and there’s no way the opponent can get out of it.
  • Both characters are pretty hard to approach when played defensively, meaning opponents might not get many chances to bounce back even when they’re allowed to tag. Stunning isn’t hard for these two, with Will’s juggles and Rosa’s corner loops, and following this immediately with Detachment means you can basically just reset pressure with no resistance at all. Characters with a good reversal or who generate big meter advantage are probably the biggest issue for this team, but Rosa’s ability and Will’s high damage pose a threat to any team in the game. Expect some annoyance from fast characters like Lucifer or Kanon because these two can struggle catching them.
  • Overall a more patient, high-execution team, but it gets those wins consistently if you play it right.
SHANWILL.png Willard/Shannon Health
  • The infamous JP team, these two have an interestingly complementary neutral with Will’s big normals and ability to approach making up for Shannon’s more stubby, mixup-heavy playstyle. Shannon really likes SPCancel as it enables her to increase her damage better than almost anyone’s, meaning this team can actually compare to Beato/Will in terms of damage. Will probably generates enough SP lead for the team by himself.
  • He can also capitalise on Shannon’s short combos that usually end with a 2c. Shannon’s subtle crossups and high-stun corner loops pair very well with Will’s unburstable and unprorated damage, so these two make the most of each other’s strengths. AutoGuard suits Will’s approach-focused playstyle as well. They can be a bit meter-hungry though.
VIRWILL.png Willard/Virgilia Health
  • A case can be made for the combination of Brimful with Will’s MetaSuper as a better option for meter accumulation than just doing towers in Beato/Will.
  • Virgilia can also capitalise on SPCancel pretty well to do more damage and stun, so this is debatably better than what leads to be believed at first. Still the sheer damage and control of Beato/Will make it kind of unnecessary to play more patiently like this team does. The lack of a reliable reversal here doesn’t help.

Combos

The general strategy with Will is to eventually chain into 6C for extended juggles, and/or eventually end in a knockdown so he can extend with 236AB. Almost every knockdown leaves him capable of relaunching with 236AB, so go nuts. Furthermore, it is easy to go into his meta super multiple times in one meta due to the ease of canceling into it.
Willard's general lack of attacks and non-meter supers that knock down may seem like a disadvantage, but it does give him very high-damage attack strings to lead into meta and dash cancels for repetition or chaining into other combos.

  • Remember, 5A/2A actually prorates to the point that your combo deals more damage without it

BNBs


Combo Damage Cost Meter Gain Location

This standard combo does not knock the opponent down, but deals enormous damage considering. Follow this up with a dash cancel, meta cancel or 22AB to either repeat it once more or chain into another combo. This is particularly effective if you want to use a combo that only works in the corner and you wish to push them into it. All SP1 Supers and his SP2 can also end this combo. If you are choosing to repeat this more than once, remember to use your 22AB/Meta cancel first, as a dash cancel prorates. Be wary if the opponent has enough SP on his partner to assault touch, try and predict the assault touch if possible to extend your combo, if you cannot, it is probably best not to attempt looping this. Use of this combo (without the 236C) Dash/Meta/22AB cancelled into itself will be referred to as a BNB > Cancel from here on.

This is your standard way of setting up a slightly more extravagant combo, as the 6C Launches, there are several useful follow ups:

  • Decent damage and extremely easy to pull off. Unfortunately this is techable and quite unsafe, but does place you on the opposite side of your enemy.
  • Strict timing on cancelling the 6C into the 214 and just as strict timing on the release. Because of knockdown, this can be extended with an 236AB.
  • More difficult than the above two followups, but a great deal easier than the other meterless one below. This CAN be followed up with a 236AB if timed properly.

Only does a teensy bit more damage than any of the meterless alternatives, but when used mid-screen, it does land you on the opposite side of the opponent.

An easy link with practice. Very Decent Damage. Your 236236 has fantastic damage scaling, and works wonders after a long, prorating combo.

Very strict timing on the f.5C, but your best bang-for-buck meterless attack.

Requires meta world to be active, of course. A very easy link, but has strict timing, so try not to miss the window.



Advanced Comboing


236AB
Willard's 236AB is unique in the sense that is basically an all-purpose combo extender, as it acts as a launch on even otg opponents. As a rule, a 236AB can be followed up with any of the above 6C followups, except for 214A, 623BC. Even another 236AB if you so desire. 236AB also allows you to get in a few more thwacks before your opponent enters stun.


Stunning
Willard is particularly capable of scoring stuns entirely on his own, but requires several BNB > cancel loops. As a general rule, BNB > Cancel * 2 > Launch Combo >(f.5c>)j.5b>j.5c will guarantee a stun, but this does require your touch meter to be full, meta available or 2SP and will not allow meta followup. If you want to have a stun and use a different followup such as your Meta Super, try to land another hit or two before launching into the combo, but really, that is still a very improbable situation in an actual game.

Linking Meta Supers
Willard's ability to create enormous amounts of damage for low meter can be accounted to his ability to link several meta supers together. This is accomplished mostly through his amazing 236AB. In fact, that maximum amount of possible meta supers to pack into a single meta is 3. When operating under lag, conserving SP or if you simply cannot perform the other link, it is extremely easy to perform an OTG 236AB after a meta super and SP Cancel it into another meta. In general, this should be done after almost any meta super. It costs only 1 SP for hilarious amounts of damage that, most uniquely, isn't canceled by the opponent entering stun like other characters extended combos can be. Remember that an enemy can only be struck by a single non-super attack whilst in the air after entering stun, these supers don't care about that and can keep on comboing. The other link is a 236AB on an 'airborne opponent after a meta super hits followed by a 6C canceled into a meta super.

This link is very difficult to perform, as the 236AB must hit the opponent whilst they are still quite airborne and haven't yet struck the ground. This is extremely hard mostly because the attack will whiff against enemies higher in the air, directly after the meta super. If the attack connects properly, the opponent will be juggled noticeably differently than they would if struck OTG and they will be struck by a 6C with ease. This 6C should be your only attack against the stunned opponent, so as not to invalidate the combo. Unfortunately, this link cannot be performed twice in a 3 meta super combo, as you will run out of meta before the 3rd meta super can be triggered.

The Standard Combos

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C
38 Hits, 3925 Damage without Jump in

This is your "best case scenario" combo. Its simple to use and can be modified based on the situation. This combo is a guaranteed stun should you land the jump in but remember you are probably not going to land this in a real game. For that reason, you must modify this combo based on your situation, omitting Dash Cancel if you lack the touch meter for it or are unwilling to risk a Damage Touch and also omitting the final 236AB>236236C if you lack the meter. Your main enemy with this combo is Damage Touch, if you can predict it, that would be amazing, but is still unlikely. When an enemy counters your meta declaration, you will probably have to omit the final 236AB>236236C or replace the 236236C with a different 236AB followup (see above).

Alternatively, there is a more difficult variant based on three Meta Supers.

(j.9B>j.9C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration>641236C>236AB>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C
44 Hits, 3527 Damage without Jump in

This combo is even better than the above one, but much harder in lag due to the difficult 236AB>6C Link. But you may be thinking "pfft, this combo doesn't deal as much damage as the other!" that may be so, but this combo leaves you with 2 Spare SP to use to either relaunch the enemy for additional followup or to just keep hold of. If you burn the 2 SP on followup, the combo's damage does indeed tip into the 4000s.

6C loop
A often overlooked way to extend Will's insane damage even further most useful in the corner, Basically after a Meta Declaration you can 6C up to 3 times in the corner and twice midscreen. If you play Lucifer or George it's pretty much the same thing, but with Will's 6C.

Comboing With a Partner

Because of the way Willard's ability functions and the fact that he has high damage, high stun and supers that have highly effective scaling, Willard is simply a combo beast, both for him and his partners. This section details the possibilities regarding his partners and comboing with him, or just with SP Cancel.

Short Duration Ability Users


Characters with short duration abilities, such as Eva Beatrice, Ange and Ronove, invalidate the above combos, below are numbers, followups and workarounds.

Ange


Ange's ability is extremely useful to Willard, allowing him to land stuns where he normally wouldn't. Standard Combo #1 will guaranteed a 100% of the time because of stun boost triggering for the BNB loops, the only exception being if the opponent very recently was stunned. Unfortunately, her short duration ability Invalidates the standard combos as seen above. Within the meta world, abilities will both expire at the exact same time, with their duration being equal to that of the shorter ability. Meaning that when Stun Boost expires, so will SP Cancel. There is a simple workaround that unfortunately lowers the damage of these combos slightly. Simply use your dash cancel > BNB BEFORE you Meta Cancel> BNB. This will give you a greater amount of time in the meta world to use SP Cancel,a s you will be performing one less BNB loop within the meta world. Combo is as follows.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C
38 Hits, 3781 Damage without Jump in

The lower damage of this combo is because Dash Cancels prorate a rather large amount, and reduce the damage of the remainder of the combo, thus reducing the damage of the following BNB loop that would have been reserved for beforehand.

Her Short Duration ability also invalidates the second combo, but the fix is far simpler and does not affect damage. Simply perform the 236AB > SP Cancel > 641236C link before the 236AB > 6C > 641236C link. This is more difficult, though, as it leaves you less opportunity to gauge how much time in the meta world you have left to perform the link, but does not affect the damage.

Ange herself does not benefit from SP Cancel in the slightest, unless you want to perform some more silly combos involving SP Sakutarou cancelled into meta super.

Eva-Beatrice


Evatrice also as a short duration ability and thus suffers from the same limitations as Ange does, forcing him to use the above combos instead. Fortunately, Evatrice's ability, Berserk compensates, making these combos, in fact, superior to the regular one.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C
38 Hits, 3946 Damage (Berserk not active before meta declaration) OR 4286 Damage (Berserk active before meta declaration) without Jump in
(j.9B>j.9C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>6C>641236C
44 Hits, 3549 Damage (Berserk not active before meta declaration) OR 3846 Damage (Berserk active before meta declaration) Without Jump in

Eva, unlike Ange, DOES benefit from SP Cancel, although possibly the most useful one for a combo followup would be 214AB(3 Hits)>SP Cancel>641236C. This link also helps considering 214AB's startup invincibility and use as a reversal, allowing her to link uses of it as a reversal into her meta super within the meta world. Standard combo #1 with a followup involving this link gives us the following.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C>Jump Over Enemy and Touch
>5A>5B>2B>f.5C>Meta Declaration>Dash>5A>5B>2B>f.5C>214AB(3 Hits)>SP Cancel>641236C - Followup
55 Hits, 4286 Damage (Berserk active before meta declaration)

Ronove


Ronove also has a short duration ability, and uses the above alterations too. Like Eva, Ronove also has a combo damage booster to compensate, but unlike Eva, it isn't as reliable. In the strange situations in which these combos begin with a boosted counter hit, the following are the results.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C
38 Hits, 4914 Damage without Jump in
(j.9B>j.9C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>6C>641236C
44 Hits, 4615 Damage without Jump in

Additionally, due to these counter hits hitting like trucks, a stun is all but guaranteed off these and fortunately, following up stuns with hilariously well scaling damage is Ronove and his Meta Super's specialty, the effect of a very simple Ronove followup is the following.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C>Jump Over Enemy and Touch
>5A>2B>2C>6C>Meta Declare>641236C - Followup
53 Hits, 5689 Damage

Ronove himself gets very few fun new tools to play with from SP Cancel, but there are a few links her can perform.

...623A>SP Cancel>623AB...
Notes: This is an extremely easy combo extender that can be performed quite easily and allows a 2C followup into whatever combo you want.

...623AB>SPCancel>641236C...
Notes: An alternate, higher damage way of leading into a meta super than the standard 2C>6C Route in the corner, can be combo'd into with a 5C.

Lambdadelta


Poor Lambdadelta, she just plain ruins Willard's combo game. Lambda's ability lasts 3 seconds this is not enough time for you to perform a 236AB>SP Cancel>641236C after a meta super, even if the first meta is triggered off a 6C>Meta Declaration. Thus, with Lambdadelta, the maximum amount of Meta Supers per meta world is 2.

  • NOTE: As of patch 2.30, Lambdadelta's ability has been adjusted to be a one time use, longer duration ability, meaning that she is no longer a terrible partner for Willard.

Modified combos are as follows.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>6C>641236C>236AB>236236C
38 Hits, 4035 Damage without Jump in

Yes, this combo does deal slightly more damage than the standard one, but the timing is so hilariously, unbeleivably strict that you will most likely never be able to pull it off with net play delay, but feel free to try. The second standard combo is simply a worse version of this one if you omit a meta super, so I won't bother putting it here.

This is unfortunate, though, considering how useful Lambda's zoning rushdown game helps Willard pull off his combos. Lambda herself also gains little benefit from SP Cancel.

Everyone Else


Beatrice


Good god do Beatrice and Willard go well together. Access to Infinity SP makes Willard's already insane combo ability godlike. For example, should Willard have access to Infinity SP before beginning a combo, he can add an additional BNB loop with a free 22AB and because of Infinity SP, he is left with an additional SP to burn at the end of the combo. He can perform this with either 4 SP, or use the additional SP for a measly 100 bonus damage.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>22AB>5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>(j.5B>236AB>)236236C
42 Hits, 4315 Damage without Jump in,  Stuns Guaranteed without Jump in
44 Hits, 4412 Damage with optional extra launch.

In the above combo, the standard j.5B>j.5C cannot be performed due to stun setting in and preventing the 5C from connecting. In the second standard combo, the damage is farm more brutal, as the 236AB>236236C combo finisher can be used thanks to the presence of Infinity SP leaving you with 3 SP instead of 2.

(j.9B>j.9C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>22AB>5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration>641236C>236AB>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C
51 Hits, 4670 Damage without Jump in. Stuns Guaranteed without Jump in

These guaranteed stuns will also not work if the opponent was recently stunned, but will outside of that. Beatrice herself makes a rather decent combo followup due to her infinite loops. Because these combos stun, she has no fear of a stun ruining one of her loops as they tend to do.

With SP Cancel, Beatrice can abuse it in one of two ways.

1) Guard Breaking

Within the meta world, Beatrice is already hilariously good at guard breaking using her towers, but her blocks trings are even more hilarious with SP Cancel. Use of things such as the following can rack up over 90% Guard Break.

Knockdown>Meta Declaration>641236C(Summon)>641236C(Fire)>Random attacks during fire to wrack up block>623C>SP Cancel>641236C(Fire)>Either More Random attacks OR 641236B

This alone should essentially guarantee a guard break. Stop the string immediately once you break and launch into the combo of your choice.

2) Turbo Attack Rawket

Okay, I may have developed my own terminology here, but I'm not exactly sure how to describe the phenomenon. Basically, what you do here is cancel a 214A/B/C into the SP Ability of your choice. At any point during Beatrice shiny golden flight, you can SP Cancel into any SP skill you want, essentially delivering that ability right into their face. This can be used several ways, mostly in mind games though. Most enemies will attempt to punish a bad 214 by simply whacking you out of it when you get in range. SCREW THEM. Simply deliver an SP Red Truth Reversal right into their face and launch into the loop of your choice. If they choose to dash towards you so that they can punish you, immediately cancel into either 236236C or 236AB to punish them. Alternatively, you can cancel into 214AB to continue flying across the battlefield in style.

Additionally, this actually allows you to combo into things from your 214 series, by either cancelling into 214AB or 623AB you can begin the combo loop of your choice.

Rosa


Rosa can be seen as "combo insurance" to Willard. Her ability, Detachment pretty much guarantees Willard safety from Damage Touches after a meta declare, but outside of that (not that it isn't an absolutely amazing use of her), Willard doesn't get all that much from Rosa.

Rosa, on the other hand, gets some pretty hilarious stuff out of SP Cancel. SP Cancelling a shotgun to the face with a reload instantly cancels the shot and leaves Rosa free to do whatever the hell she wants, including but not limited to a 623AB followup, one of Rosa's brutal shotgun aerial followups, another gunshot or, most hilariously, a meta declare. In fact, try this for fun.

5A>5B>5C>236A/B>SP Cancel>SP Reload>Meta Declare>236A>SP Cancel>SP Reload>j.9B>j.9C>236A/B/AB
8 Hits, 1986 Damage

This is with an absolutely bare bones lead in and aerial followup, this is basically just to prove a point at how much much needed depth Rosa receives to her combos due to SP Cancel.

The damage on this combo is actually pretty damn great, and it damn well should be since it uses SP cancel twice. Breaking the 2000s in damage with a proper lead in to the first shot, which is extremely rare for Rosa but the timing on the second gunshot is quite strict. The fact that you just shot someone in the face 3 times in one combo is just a bonus. Alas, there is no way for Rosa to SP Cancel her Meta Super into a combo and you will still have to rely on stuns. SP Cancel is just plain good on Rosa, it gives her standard Reload all the functions of SP Reload when it comes to 623AB/236236C followups, as they will be cancelled immediately. In fact, Rosa is so very good at SP Cancelling her skills that you can actually cancel a point blank gunshot into SP Reload before the shot actually hits the opponent, allowing some hyper crazy stuff where the shot impacts whilst Rosa has already began attacking again.

Dlanor


Dlanor herself has very little impact on Willard's combos, but she earns a very special mention as an absolutely AMAZING combo finisher due to her supers that have hilariously good scaling. In fact, SP Cancel allows her some very unique links that make for some very decent followups.

A very decent link is one where she can SP Cancel a 22AB so that she can link two meta supers together, the link is difficult, but can be seen in practice below.

(j.5b>j.5C>)5B>2B>2C>5C>Meta Cancel>Dash>5B>2B>2C>5C>Dash Cancel>5B>2B>2C>6C>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C>236AB>236236C>Jump over enemy and Touch
>5A>2B>2C>Meta Declaration>641236C>22AB>SP Cancel>641236C>63214AB - Followup
98 Hits, 4626 Damage without Jump in

Alternatively, other fantastic links become available to Dlanor, such as the ability to cancel a 236236C into her Meta Super, this can be seen below and can be executed in the extremely unlikely situation that you find yourself touching from Willard into Dlanor within a meta world, with 5 SP. (Obviously this is just an example combo, you will never, ever use it)

5A>2B>2C>236236C>236236C>SP Cancel>641236C>63214AB
31 Hits, 2991 Damage, Stuns
5B>2B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration>641236C>236AB>SP Cancel>641236C - Willard Followup 
57 Hits, 4182 Damage

Other uses for SP cancel mostly revolve around her 623 series, which can be SP Cancelled at any point after the Auto block ends. Common followups would be SP Grab, Meta Super or 623AB if you want to push your opponent full screen.


B.Battler


Basically it kinda runs down into crazy combo synergy and Will's insane damage actually getting good use out of B.Battlers passive.

Once Will has 3 meter your opponent is FORCED to burst or always have meter open for metabreak which even then that can hurt.

Start with Will/B.battler do some hitconfirm into dash cancel/tag then slight dash 2B>6B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration    
Opponent doesn't break meta:slight step back 6Cx2-3>metasuper,236A+B>metasuper,236A+B, 6C tag, lv2 super dash 3B>6B>5C>2C>623C,taunt,3B>6B>5B tag slight dash 2B>6B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration,6Cx2>metasuper,236A+B>metasuper  ~around 5k depends on starter
Opponent breaks meta:6C, (5B j.B>C, land 236A+B,6C)xN , tag lv2 super dash 3B>6B>5C>2C>623C,taunt,3B>6B>5B tag slight dash 2B>6B>2C>6C>Meta Declaration,6Cx2>metasuper,236A+B>metasuper  ~around 4k depends on starter
  • The reasoning for a taunt post stun is that the 100 HP you gain is often worth more then the 30-40 extra damage you will deal also it's way more swag and easier.
  • You can only do 3 6C's after meta declaration in the corner.
  • Both of these do over 4k easy and can break 5k in optimal situations.

SP Cancel Gimmicks

Rosa Ushiromiya - 236x into AB Reload, or Reload into 236AB Shot (Yes, seriously).

Ange Ushiromiya - Sakutarou air hit into Meta Super

Battler Ushiromiya - SP2>Meta Super, 623 into Meta Super/623AB, 623 into 236AB causes comboable wallbounce in the corner, recovery frames of Blue Raid are cancellable.

Beatrice - Can cancel 236SP, 623x, and more into tower barrage when in metaworld to extend her blockstring.

Lucifer - J.214AB>SP2, 236 series x2 > SP2 or Meta.

Willard - After his meta super, he can do 236AB OTG then cancel it into another meta super.

Kanon - 214 series into SP2 or Meta, 623AB into Meta, possibly air 236 into 236AB

Shannon - 236 Shield, 22Shield, 623 Capture Shield and more are cancelable into SP1 Seagull, Meta Super, etc. A 641236C > 22ABC > SP Cancel 641236C combo becomes possible for an easy stun.

B. Battler - See Battler.

Eva Beatrice - 214AB series is cancelable into meta super at any time.

Chiester 410 - Likely has some sort of safe setup canceling a super/SP into her metasuper.

Ronove - Roses into SP1 roses or meta super, dodge into 214AB/623AB

Jessica Ushiromiya - 623x into Meta Super

George Ushiromiya - The landing recovery of his 236 series can be canceled with SP cancel.

Erika Furudo - Erika is able to cancel from her j.214AB followup straight into meta super, tacking on an extra 3-500 damage off her bread and butter. She can also do Meta Super, jump and immediately j.214C then cancel it into an another Meta Super. If you have meter after a Meta Super you can do TK j.214AB(whiff)>follow-up and SP cancel it into an another Meta Super (less difficult/more damage than the TK j.214c way).

Dlanor A. Knox - Her 623 series are easily cancellable into SP grab. Her Meta Super can now combo into itself with 641236C > 22AB > SP Cancel 641236C. Only works in the corner. Remember that The meta super removes the 22 Shield.

Lambdadelta -

Bernkastel - After a knockdown, you can do 214x then 214AB with SP Cancel. This forces standing


Video Examples

Resources

黄金夢想曲†CROSS 縁寿新コンボ+多キャラコンボムービーのカケラ - Ange's SP Cancel potential
黄金夢想曲†CROSS SPキャンセルによるバースト狩りまとめ - Using SP cancel to bypass Damage Touch


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