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Forgive me if this has been discussed already, but as a former D'Vorah main, I've found some similarities between D'Vorah's "Ovi Loops" and some of Jade's tools.
Jade's Razor-Rang leaves her +7 on hit, and her b3 is an 11-frame mid. This means Jade can cancel b343 into Razor-Rang on hit to remain +7, allowing her to continue pressuring with b3 (an 11-frame mid, made 4-frames thanks to the 7 frames of advantage from bf1). This also does significantly more damage than D'Vorah's 9% Ovi Loops. A single b343~bf1 is almost 14%.
The downside, of course, is that the Razor-Rang hit high, so a savvy opponent can block the string, neutral crouch, and punish. Luckily, after extensive testing, it seems that a d2 will not trigger a KB when punishing the Razor-Rang. So at worst you will eat a poke or a 14% d2, depending on your opponent. If your opponent is punishing like this, you can just use the b3434 string to deal 7% or remain +5, assuming they don't flawless block the gap, which they won't if they're looking out for the Razor-Rang. Or you can cancel into bf2, though you'll be -13 if they block it.
Whenever you land a b343~bf1, regular or amp, the opponent has to respect your follow-up. This opens the door to throws, 124, f34, and anything else you want.
So, although Razor-Rang isn't a mid like D'Vorah's Katipo Rush, Jade has way more options for how to keep the opponent guessing, and is able to easily confirm in razor-rang on hit or b3434 on block. If you block D'Vorah's regular or amp Katipo Rush, her turn is over, but Jade is capable of stealing turn after turn after turn thanks to her staggers and plus frames.
TLDR: Jade can hit-confirm b343 into bf1 to remain +7, allowing her to do a short dash and b343 again. Based on testing so far, the opponent has to respect the b343 followup unless they flawless-block. If they block the b343, Jade can can amplify the bf1 to remain +7 and continue the loop. The opponent must respect it, or must risk neutral crouching after the b343 to poke or d2, though Jade has options to punish an opponent for attempting this.
Jade's Razor-Rang leaves her +7 on hit, and her b3 is an 11-frame mid. This means Jade can cancel b343 into Razor-Rang on hit to remain +7, allowing her to continue pressuring with b3 (an 11-frame mid, made 4-frames thanks to the 7 frames of advantage from bf1). This also does significantly more damage than D'Vorah's 9% Ovi Loops. A single b343~bf1 is almost 14%.
The downside, of course, is that the Razor-Rang hit high, so a savvy opponent can block the string, neutral crouch, and punish. Luckily, after extensive testing, it seems that a d2 will not trigger a KB when punishing the Razor-Rang. So at worst you will eat a poke or a 14% d2, depending on your opponent. If your opponent is punishing like this, you can just use the b3434 string to deal 7% or remain +5, assuming they don't flawless block the gap, which they won't if they're looking out for the Razor-Rang. Or you can cancel into bf2, though you'll be -13 if they block it.
Whenever you land a b343~bf1, regular or amp, the opponent has to respect your follow-up. This opens the door to throws, 124, f34, and anything else you want.
So, although Razor-Rang isn't a mid like D'Vorah's Katipo Rush, Jade has way more options for how to keep the opponent guessing, and is able to easily confirm in razor-rang on hit or b3434 on block. If you block D'Vorah's regular or amp Katipo Rush, her turn is over, but Jade is capable of stealing turn after turn after turn thanks to her staggers and plus frames.
TLDR: Jade can hit-confirm b343 into bf1 to remain +7, allowing her to do a short dash and b343 again. Based on testing so far, the opponent has to respect the b343 followup unless they flawless-block. If they block the b343, Jade can can amplify the bf1 to remain +7 and continue the loop. The opponent must respect it, or must risk neutral crouching after the b343 to poke or d2, though Jade has options to punish an opponent for attempting this.
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