Tech Awesome Corpse hop(step over) gimmick into a 50/50 mix up or a cross up

[Ra Helios]

A nice gimmick

 

[Mikemetroid]

Cross up ≠ Walking Corpse

 

[Ra Helios]

Cross up ≠ Walking Corpse

What is the proper name because I have been told it is a walking corpse. If not you are staff. You can change the title to its proper name

 

[Groove Heaven]

Looked like a corpse hop to me.

I was expecting anti-Grundy tech lol

 

[Ra Helios]

Looked like a corpse hop to me.

I was expecting anti-Grundy tech lol

B3 beats Grundy grabs

 

[Mikemetroid]

B3 beats Grundy grabs

unless they cancel into a mb trait grab

 

[DevilMaySpy]

What is the proper name because I have been told it is a walking corpse. If not you are staff. You can change the title to its proper name

Click "Thread Tools" and "Change Title". Top right of the first post.

 

[Ra Helios]

Click "Thread Tools" and "Change Title". Top right of the first post.

Before I do that what is the proper name?

 

[DevilMaySpy]

Before I do that what is the proper name?

Are you reversing wakeups, or just doing crossups and 50/50s?

 

[FrozenG3oX]

corps walk or corps hop into 50/50

 

[Vulcan Hades]

Before I do that what is the proper name?

In SF we call it a "corpse hop". A cross-up hits, a corpse hop is just switching sides but it's usually ambiguous to the point where you can't really see it and block the right direction in time.

Even if it's not ambiguous, corpse hops are still good for position advantage, baiting or to reset back charge / wake up rolls.

 

[Ra Helios]

Are you reversing wakeups, or just doing crossups and 50/50s?

I'm hopping over my opponent then my option are to do a cross up or do a 50/50 but first I have to do a 1f2 but the f2 have to miss and 1 has to connect in order for it to hop over my opponent

 

[KC H0oKsw0rds]

Cross up ≠ Walking Corpse

He means "corpse hop"

Edit: Nevermind, carry on...

 

[KH StarCharger]

A good name would be step over because that's what it is called in the SF community when makoto steps over to the other side of a knocked down opponent.