The Beak Assault (アサルト・ビーク Asaruto Bīku?, Assault Beak) is one Rashid's unique attacks, introduced in Street Fighter V.
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Street Fighter 6 (Modern) |
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Description
- "An overhead attack that cannot be blocked while crouching."
- —Street Fighter 6
Executed by pressing forward and Heavy Punch (or pressing forward and Heavy Attack for Modern Control), Rashid does a spin jump into a downward elbow attack.
Tactics

As an overhead attack, the main purpose is to break through the defenses of an opponent who insists on crouch guarding (as the attack must be blocked from a standing position). The draw back causes considerable delay, and this attack can easily be countered by an aggressive opponent by hitting Rashid before he throws it.
On the plus side, this move is a great mix-up tool for Rashid. His game plan is about pressuring the opponent with a combination of throws, frame traps, and quick low attacks that he can cancel into his Spinning Mixer and Whirlwind Shot. The Beak Assault opens up his opponent when they are constantly crouch guarding. Although this move is -4 on block, it can be difficult to punish if he hits this attack at the tip of the elbow.
It also works extremely well while during Rashid's V-Trigger. By using the tornado to propel himself toward his opponent, he can catch them by surprise with his overhead attack. Additionally, it can be difficult for his opponent to punish Rashid if they block it; allowing him to maintain offensive pressure and position.