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+ | The {{nihongo|'''Fukiage'''|直上正拳突き・吹上|Chokujou Seikentsuki Fukiage|"Above Straight Fist Thrust: Blowing Lift"}} is one of [[Makoto]]'s [[Special Attacks|special attacks]], introduced in ''[[Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike]]''. |
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| − | |[[Image:Arcade Stick S.png|Shoryuken motion]] {{+}} [[Image:Arcade Button Punch.png|Punch]] |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| + | [[File:326_makoto_FREE_018.jpg|thumb|250x250px|Fukiage in ''[[Super Street Fighter IV]]''.]] |
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| − | [[File:326_makoto_FREE_018.jpg|thumb|Fukiage in ''SSFIV'']]Executed by pressing forward, down, down-forward and punch, the attack an extremely forceful punch thrown straight upward. Unlike many other "anti-air" attacks, only opponents <u>directly above</u> Makoto can be hit with this. This is somewhat compensated for by the fact that certain versions have her step forward a bit first - the stronger the punch used, the further she goes forward. However, it can still be difficult to hit the opponent with. |
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| + | Executed by performing a <u><abbr title="forward, down, and down-forward">Shoryuken motion</abbr></u><sup><abbr title="Click here to access the input guide.">[[Shoryuken motion|?]]</abbr></sup> and pressing punch, Makoto throws an extremely forceful punch straight upward. Unlike many other "anti-air" attacks, only opponents <u>directly above</u> Makoto can be hit with this. |
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| + | This is somewhat compensated for by the fact that certain versions have her step forward a bit first - the stronger the punch button used, the further she goes forward. However, it can still be difficult to hit the opponent with. The [[EX Special]] version covers the most ground, often around 60% of the screen. The EX version is also capable of hitting grounded opponents and launching them (as of ''[[Ultra Street Fighter IV]]''). |
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==Tactics== |
==Tactics== |
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| − | Given its strike range, its use may appear limited; however it is useful for juggling in combos and deals a large amount of [[Dizzy|stun]] |
+ | Given its strike range, its use may appear limited; however, it is useful for juggling in combos and deals a large amount of [[Dizzy|stun]]. Additionally, it is a perfect counter to an opponent's attempted [[cross-up]]. As an opponent is considered airborne after a certain number of frames following a [[Focus Attack]] [[Crumpling|crumple state]], the Fukiage will connect at that point as if they were jumping. |
| + | Connecting with an EX Fukiage can lead to one of two things: either a second EX Fukiage or the player may jump cancel out of the attack and perform a medium [[Tsurugi]], throwing the opponent back and finishing off with an EX [[Hayate (special attack)|Hayate]] if there is enough super meter to do so. Additionally, if an EX Hayate hits a grounded opponent close enough to the corner, it is possible to use a light Fukiage to juggle them if done fast enough. |
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| + | Because of the change made to the EX variant in ''Ultra Street Fighter IV'', it can now replace a Hayate after a standing hard punch in a post-[[Karakusa]] combo, leading into better damage opportunities than before. |
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==Etymology== |
==Etymology== |
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| − | The "''fukiage''" is a type of cactus ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_stricta |
+ | The "''fukiage''" is a type of cactus (''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_stricta Agave stricta]'') with long upwards-facing spines. The literal translation is ''fuki'' (吹), meaning "blow" (as in wind), and ''age'' (上), meaning "to raise [up into the air]." This refers to the upward-windblown appearance of the cactus' spines, and also works as a literal description of what the move does to the opponent. |
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[[Category:Makoto's Special Attacks]] |
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Revision as of 21:25, 4 June 2020
The Fukiage (直上正拳突き・吹上 Chokujou Seikentsuki Fukiage?, "Above Straight Fist Thrust: Blowing Lift") is one of Makoto's special attacks, introduced in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike.
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Description
Fukiage in Super Street Fighter IV.
Executed by performing a Shoryuken motion? and pressing punch, Makoto throws an extremely forceful punch straight upward. Unlike many other "anti-air" attacks, only opponents directly above Makoto can be hit with this.
This is somewhat compensated for by the fact that certain versions have her step forward a bit first - the stronger the punch button used, the further she goes forward. However, it can still be difficult to hit the opponent with. The EX Special version covers the most ground, often around 60% of the screen. The EX version is also capable of hitting grounded opponents and launching them (as of Ultra Street Fighter IV).
Tactics
Given its strike range, its use may appear limited; however, it is useful for juggling in combos and deals a large amount of stun. Additionally, it is a perfect counter to an opponent's attempted cross-up. As an opponent is considered airborne after a certain number of frames following a Focus Attack crumple state, the Fukiage will connect at that point as if they were jumping.
Connecting with an EX Fukiage can lead to one of two things: either a second EX Fukiage or the player may jump cancel out of the attack and perform a medium Tsurugi, throwing the opponent back and finishing off with an EX Hayate if there is enough super meter to do so. Additionally, if an EX Hayate hits a grounded opponent close enough to the corner, it is possible to use a light Fukiage to juggle them if done fast enough.
Because of the change made to the EX variant in Ultra Street Fighter IV, it can now replace a Hayate after a standing hard punch in a post-Karakusa combo, leading into better damage opportunities than before.
Etymology
The "fukiage" is a type of cactus (Agave stricta) with long upwards-facing spines. The literal translation is fuki (吹), meaning "blow" (as in wind), and age (上), meaning "to raise [up into the air]." This refers to the upward-windblown appearance of the cactus' spines, and also works as a literal description of what the move does to the opponent.
Sprites
| Makoto's Move List | |
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| Throws | Tacchuu • Araiso |
| Unique Attacks | Kazami • Kaoruna • Shimaki • Shibuki • Shinbuki • Naruto • Kurushio • Kumoharai |
| Special Attacks | Hayate • Fukiage • Oroshi • Karakusa • Tsurugi • Shikiri • Isana |
| Super Combos | Tanden Renki |
| Super Arts | Seichusen Godanzuki • Abare Tosanami • Tanden Renki |
| Ultra Combos | Seichusen Godanzuki • Abare Tosanami |