B1, 3?

[scarsunseen]

This is weird. If you do a JIP-B1, you can always hit with a 3 even though it looks way too far because of the pushback from B1's ice sword. Anyone else notice this?

 

[GuamoKun]

CSZ has some nice phantom hit boxes. Take for example the vertical hitbox on f2 and frontal one on b2

 

[scarsunseen]

Yea I knew about those. The B1 sword pushes them back so far, it just looks like CSZ is kicking air when you do 3.

 

[GuamoKun]

Yea I knew about those. The B1 sword pushes them back so far, it just looks like CSZ is kicking air when you do 3.

His kick causes a pocket of invisible frozen air to attack or something

 

[RunwayMafia]

Your CSZ is amazing.

 

[GuamoKun]

Your CSZ is amazing.

You're talking about mine right?

 

[Scott The Scot]

You're talking about mine right?

GuamoKun!? Aren't you the kenshi guy that got babied by Pigs CSZ?

 

[Flagg]

B1 ice sword is also about +3 on block which most ppl don't know about always good for following up with 21 iceball or 11 iceball if they try hitting you back.

 

[joeldm]

B1 is +4 on block

 

[joeldm]

I have an idea how to use +4 frames advantage of B1.

After B1 you should not try 21 ice ball , because 2 will have 11 frames of advantage, then any stroke of less than 11 frames can hit it.

Using 1 will have +5 frames of advantage. No poke can beat that.
So if you are sure that your opponent will try to fight back, 11 ice ball is thrown.

I believe that the best option would be 111 because it is in lock 0 and +8 hit.

With +8 frames of advantage you could do mixup with 34, 334 or 33 ice ball mb. Or could still press with
211 + 2. Of course pokes of less than 7 frames can win this string but his opponent had to do it at the right time.

If your opponent defend 111 try to dash d1, d1, 211 + 2 to continue to press it.

I do not know if my calculations (based on the data frame) are right and not everything said is 100% safe but worth trying this