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Executed by moving down-forward and pressing kick, Guy plants a foot on the opponent and then performs a backflip kick. It can be used to strike from a distance. |
Executed by moving down-forward and pressing kick, Guy plants a foot on the opponent and then performs a backflip kick. It can be used to strike from a distance. |
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==Sprite== |
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[[File:GuySFAKamaitachi.gif|Kamaitachi in the Street Fighter Alpha series]] |
[[File:GuySFAKamaitachi.gif|Kamaitachi in the Street Fighter Alpha series]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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* This move ends the [[Bushin Muso Renge]] in the ''Street Fighter Alpha'' series. |
* This move ends the [[Bushin Muso Renge]] in the ''Street Fighter Alpha'' series. |
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[[Category:Attacks]] |
[[Category:Attacks]] |
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Revision as of 06:06, 8 February 2014
The Kamaitachi (鎌鼬, "Sickle Weasel") is one of Guy's Unique Attacks, introduced in the Street Fighter Alpha series.
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Description
Executed by moving down-forward and pressing kick, Guy plants a foot on the opponent and then performs a backflip kick. It can be used to strike from a distance.
Etymology
The move shares its name with Kamaitachi, a Japanese yōkai that resembles a weasel.
Sprite
Trivia
- This move ends the Bushin Muso Renge in the Street Fighter Alpha series.