NKZero
Noob
First off I want to give a massive shout-out to the whole Sinestro forum. This character forum has everything you need, and everyone's working hard to come up with tech. I'm really enjoying this character atm so thanks to JHCrane, P2W, Pig, Vulcan Hades, legion etc etc. (sorry if I missed anyone out).
Anyways this is very much similar to the trait less vortexes as demonstrated in videos recently; revolving around the j+2 concept.
In the corner, say I do a the following combo: B2--d+1--d+1--d+1--d+1--1, 1, 2--shackles--j+2. Now as explained by others, j+2 gives a lot of hit stun. Now what you do is you do a jump forward j+1 just as the opponent is recovering from j+2 (so delay it a little) and do j+1--axe of terror.
The j+1 crosses up but the axe of terror must be blocked the other way. So first the opponent must reverse inputs to block the cross-up j+1, but then block the original way again for the axe of terror. When they get used to that, you can simply j+1 into a string and you have a mix-up because they don't know which way to block once they respect the axe of terror.
If you catch them with j+1--axe of terror, you continue as follows: j+1--axe of terror--b+1--shackles. Then you can do neutral j+2 again to repeat the vortex situation, or you can finish a corner combo. If you do j+1 into string and get a combo, you take them away from the corner, but you may be able to fish for mid-screen vortexes regarding j+2.
As I said earlier, this is nearly identical to the mid-screen set-up with the cross-up j+1, but the specific j+1--axe of terror thing won't work mid-screen in the same way because the axe of terror hits the same side as the cross up j+1. So it's a slight modification in the corner, where the axe of terror actually hits on the reverse side of the cross-up i.e. original side.
Wish I had a video to show but I don't do that shit lol. Lemme know if this is viable in any way.
NEW: Guys I've just been practising some more and I have consistently managed to do axe of terror on the other side as well i.e. cross-up side. What this means is that the vortex can keep the opponent in the corner permanently should he guess wrong. All you do is reverse the inputs of the axe of terror and time it really quickly after j+1 so that he does it from the cross-up side, but then you b+1--shackles and it still keeps him in the corner.
I wish I could video because this shit is hard to describe with words, but hopefully you guys understand what I'm getting at. If someone could make a video I'd appreciate it tremendously
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Anyways this is very much similar to the trait less vortexes as demonstrated in videos recently; revolving around the j+2 concept.
In the corner, say I do a the following combo: B2--d+1--d+1--d+1--d+1--1, 1, 2--shackles--j+2. Now as explained by others, j+2 gives a lot of hit stun. Now what you do is you do a jump forward j+1 just as the opponent is recovering from j+2 (so delay it a little) and do j+1--axe of terror.
The j+1 crosses up but the axe of terror must be blocked the other way. So first the opponent must reverse inputs to block the cross-up j+1, but then block the original way again for the axe of terror. When they get used to that, you can simply j+1 into a string and you have a mix-up because they don't know which way to block once they respect the axe of terror.
If you catch them with j+1--axe of terror, you continue as follows: j+1--axe of terror--b+1--shackles. Then you can do neutral j+2 again to repeat the vortex situation, or you can finish a corner combo. If you do j+1 into string and get a combo, you take them away from the corner, but you may be able to fish for mid-screen vortexes regarding j+2.
As I said earlier, this is nearly identical to the mid-screen set-up with the cross-up j+1, but the specific j+1--axe of terror thing won't work mid-screen in the same way because the axe of terror hits the same side as the cross up j+1. So it's a slight modification in the corner, where the axe of terror actually hits on the reverse side of the cross-up i.e. original side.
Wish I had a video to show but I don't do that shit lol. Lemme know if this is viable in any way.
NEW: Guys I've just been practising some more and I have consistently managed to do axe of terror on the other side as well i.e. cross-up side. What this means is that the vortex can keep the opponent in the corner permanently should he guess wrong. All you do is reverse the inputs of the axe of terror and time it really quickly after j+1 so that he does it from the cross-up side, but then you b+1--shackles and it still keeps him in the corner.
I wish I could video because this shit is hard to describe with words, but hopefully you guys understand what I'm getting at. If someone could make a video I'd appreciate it tremendously
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