General/Other - Bojutsu Anti-air options?

[Darth Rambo]

Ive been playing alot of people lately (online) that are way too jump happy, i try to d1 into divekick but most of the time i get hit before d1 even comes out. Any advice or general tips for jumpy people?


EDIT: Im sorry i guess i should have specified i mean after ive been knocked down and they are jumping over me time and time again. Njp isnt going to work if they are already attacking before i even leave the ground.

 

[Zatoichi]

NJP

That's all you really have to do sadly.

 

[StealthyMuffin]

Lol. Kung Jin is practically an AA canon.
Jump in: Free d2/njp
Crossover:Njp/d4 or d3 (I can't remember)

 

[Derptile]

Hold up and mash 1 or 2. You have it pretty easy.

 

[Baconlord]

u1 is a great anti air.

 

[Harlequin969]

You see your opponent.
You watch them jump.
You jump and mash punch.
You get free damage.
Rinse wash repeat. Lord Bonjitsu everybody.

 

[Wigy]

Njp
Tripguard with your crazy reach 50:50s
U1
Your S1 probably better option than most of the cast lol

This is Like somebody asking on the raiden forums how to get people into the corner lol

 

[KIllaByte]

bro, up + 1, 1, 11, back 2 xx Bo Swat for distance, forward 2 xx flying kick for extreme distance on anticipation, njp only on anticipation, when thy're far. don't listen to some of the earlier bad posts from bad players in the thread, you cannot njp on reaction when the opponent's above you, especially when they're very close.

 

[Darth Rambo]

bro, up + 1, 1, 11, back 2 xx Bo Swat for distance, forward 2 xx flying kick for extreme distance on anticipation, njp only on anticipation, when thy're far. don't listen to some of the earlier bad posts from bad players in the thread, you cannot njp on reaction when the opponent's above you, especially when they're very close.

Thank you for this.

 

[ID_Moi_LSac]

If an opponent just jumps over you time and time again with a well timed JIP, it might be very tight if not impossible to use U1, 1 or D1 to punish anything (especially against Subzero's J1 for instance). The best and most consistent way I've found is to use NJK on a read. Otherwise you can just walk slightly forward on the opposite direction of your opponent's jump and then U1, 1 and D1 will work everytime.

 

[Darth Rambo]

If an opponent just jumps over you time and time again with a well timed JIP, it might be very tight if not impossible to use U1, 1 or D1 to punish anything (especially against Subzero's J1 for instance). The best and most consistent way I've found is to use NJK on a read. Otherwise you can just walk slightly forward on the opposite direction of your opponent's jump and then U1, 1 and D1 will work everytime.

Thanks yea what ive been doing is forward dashing away lol ill try to walk and poke it sounds like a better plan thanks!