Heavy Hammer

"Now for the finale! You can't escape! The end! (これで終わりだ/Kore de owari da！You can't escape!)"

—Alex

Heavy Hammer (ヘビーハンマー, Hebī Hanmā^?) is Alex's Critical Art in Street Fighter V.

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Description

Alex spiking Cammy into the ground at the end of his Critical Art.

Alex's aura surrounds him as he performs a Flash Chop that spins his opponent around on hit. Alex follows up with a leaping Power Bomb, rolling over his opponent upon impact. With his opponent still on his shoulder, Alex launches into the air and dives diagonally downwards with a crucifix variant of his Power Bomb, slamming his opponent into the ground headfirst.

If this move results in a round victory, the opponent will be left with their legs pointing upwards out of the ground in a comical fashion. If the opponent blocks the move, or if the Critical Art doesn't hit, Alex performs three consecutive Flash Chops for guaranteed chip damage.

Tactics

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Gallery

Gif animation of Alex using Heavy Hammer against Cammy in Street Fighter V.

Alex using his Flash Chop against Cammy to stun her at the beginning of his Critical Art.

Alex lifting Cammy on his shoulders for the final throw during Heavy Hammer.

Alex dives toward the ground with Cammy on his shoulders during Heavy Hammer.

Ibuki stunned after the chop

Alex lifts ibuki

Alex puts his greater strength to use

Alex lifts ibuki for takeoff

Alex flying

Going down for the finale

Videos

Street Fighter 5 - Alex's Critical Art Super

Trivia

• The diving Crucifix Powerbomb used at the end is also based off the real-life move used by the WCW/WWE wrestler Scott Hall/Razor Ramon. Stephen Farrelly (better known as WWE's Sheamus) also utilised a running version of this move as well.
• Alex's Heavy Hammer is the third Critical Art where the opponent's legs are sticking out of the ground if the move results in a knockout. The other's include Zangief's Bolshoi Russian Suplex and Birdie's Skip To My Chain.
  • Coincidentally, all three mentioned above uses wrestling as part of their fighting style.

• Despite different methods and fight styles and techniques, both Heavy Hammer and Ibuki's Kachofugetsu both pretty much follow the same concept of sending the opponent into the air and bringing them back down with impact.