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⚫ | The {{Nihongo|'''Psycho Crusher'''|サイコ クラッシャー|Saiko Kurasshā}} is [[M. Bison]]'s signature attack in all of his appearances in the ''[[Street Fighter series|Street Fighter]]'' series. In the ''[[Street Fighter Alpha series|Street Fighter Alpha]]'' series (excluding [[ISMs|X-ISM]] in ''[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]'') and the ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom series|Marvel vs. Capcom]]'' series, it functions as a [[Super Combo|Super]]/[[Hyper Combo]], while the [[Psycho Shot]] takes its special attack slot. |
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⚫ | The {{Nihongo|'''Psycho Crusher'''|サイコ クラッシャー|Saiko Kurasshā}} is [[M. Bison]]'s signature attack in all of his appearances in the ''[[Street Fighter series|Street Fighter]]'' series. In the ''[[Street Fighter Alpha series|Street Fighter Alpha]]'' series (excluding [[X-ISM]] in ''[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]'') and the ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom series|Marvel vs. Capcom]]'' series, it functions as a [[Super Combo|Super]]/[[Hyper Combo]], while the [[Psycho |
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− | | style="text-align:center;"|[[Street Fighter: The Movie (arcade game)|''Street Fighter: The Movie'' (arcade game]] |
+ | | style="text-align:center;"|''[[Street Fighter II]]'' series<br />[[Street Fighter: The Movie (arcade game)|''Street Fighter: The Movie'' (arcade game)]]<br />[[Street Fighter: The Movie (home video game)|''Street Fighter: The Movie'' (home video game)]]<br />''[[Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold]]'' (as EX Bison)<br />''[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]'' (X-ISM)<br />[[Street Fighter EX series|''Street Fighter EX'']] series<br />''[[Street Fighter IV series|Street Fighter IV]]'' series<br />''[[Capcom vs. SNK]]'' (as EX Bison)<br />''[[Capcom vs. SNK 2]]''<br />''[[SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos]]''<br />''[[Capcom Fighting Evolution]]''<br />''[[Street Fighter X Tekken]]'' |
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− | | style="text-align:center;"|[[Image:Arcade Stick CB.png|Charge backward]][[ |
+ | | style="text-align:center;"|[[Image:Arcade Stick CB.png|Charge backward]][[File:Arcade-Stick-Right.png|link=http://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/File:Arcade-Stick-Right.png]] {{+}} [[Image:Arcade Button Punch.png|Punch]] |
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− | | style="text-align:center;"|''Street Fighter Alpha'' series<br />''Street Fighter Alpha 3'' (A-ISM) |
+ | | style="text-align:center;"|''[[Street Fighter Alpha series|Street Fighter Alpha]]'' series<br />''[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]'' (A-ISM) |
− | | style="text-align:center;"|Super Combo |
+ | | style="text-align:center;"|[[Super Combo]] |
− | | style="text-align:center;"|[[Image:Arcade Stick CB.png|Charge backward]][[ |
+ | | style="text-align:center;"|[[Image:Arcade Stick CB.png|Charge backward]][[File:Arcade-Stick-Right.png|link=http://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/File:Arcade-Stick-Right.png]][[Image:Arcade Stick LR.png|Backward then forward]] {{+}} [[Image:Arcade Button Punch.png|Punch]] |
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+ | | style="text-align:center;" |''[[Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition]]'' |
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+ | | style="text-align:center;" |[[File:Arcade-Button-HPunch.png|link=http://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/File:Arcade-Button-HPunch.png]]'''+'''[[File:Arcade-Button-HKick.png|link=http://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/File:Arcade-Button-HKick.png]] (only during V-Trigger II) |
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+ | | style="text-align:center;" |''[[Marvel vs. Capcom series|Marvel vs. Capcom]]'' series |
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+ | | style="text-align:center;" |[[Hyper Combo]] |
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+ | | style="text-align:center;" |[[Image:Arcade Modifier (Air).png|Also usable in air]] [[Image:Arcade Stick QCF.png|Quarter-circle forward]] {{+}} [[File:Arcade-Button-2xPunch.png|2 punch buttons]] ([[Image:Arcade Modifier Tap.png|Tap]] [[Image:Arcade Button Punch.png|Punch]] or [[Image:Arcade Button Kick.png|Kick]]) |
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==Description== |
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− | [[File:Bison-hdremix.gif|thumb|Psycho Crusher in ''[[Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix]]''.]]Executed by charging backward then pressing forward and punch, Bison charges his right hand with [[Psycho Power]], then surrounds himself with the energy while spiraling himself through the air towards his opponent, similar to a torpedo (in fact, early versions of strategy guides referred to this move as a "Flaming Torpedo") |
+ | [[File:Bison-hdremix.gif|thumb|Psycho Crusher in ''[[Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix]]''.]] Executed by charging backward then pressing forward and punch, Bison charges his right hand with [[Psycho Power]], then surrounds himself with the energy while spiraling himself through the air towards his opponent, similar to a torpedo (in fact, early versions of strategy guides referred to this move as a "Flaming Torpedo") whilst holding out his palm to 'crush grind' into his target. Whether the attack knocks down or launches with a single or a few hits depends on the game. |
+ | The distance traveled, launch speed and damage dealt are all determined by the punch button pressed, with heavier punch versions meaning greater distance, speed and damage. |
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+ | The [[EX Special]] version introduced in ''[[Street Fighter IV series|Street Fighter IV]]'' is faster, does the most damage and is immune to projectiles. Because of its aerial nature, it can go over low attacks. As a V-Trigger II-only move, it has projectile immunity and can lead to a [[cross-up]]. |
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⚫ | In ''[[Street Fighter V]]'', Bison lacks the standard Psycho Crusher (similar to the ''Alpha ''series) but his [[Critical Art]] is the '''[[Ultimate Psycho Crusher]]'''. Bison surrounds his body with a burst of Psycho Power |
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⚫ | When using M. Bison's Shadaloo-[[ISMs|ISM]] variant in ''Street Fighter Alpha 3'', he can use the '''[[Final Psycho Crusher]]''', a much stronger version of the original Psycho Crusher. Here, he disappears and comes from off-screen and fills the whole screen with Psycho Energy as he does a Psycho Crusher that goes across the whole screen. It does a large amount of damage, up to more than half of the target's health, cannot be blocked in air and even does high chip damage. |
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+ | In some of the ''Capcom vs. SNK'' games, Bison has the Psycho Crusher as both a special attack and a Super Combo, with the super version being known as '''[[Mega Psycho Crusher]]'''. Another variation is the '''[[Heartbreak Despair]]''', where he throws the opponent after doing the Psycho Crusher. |
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− | As known Street Fighter is heavily inspired by Fist Of the North star. Here we see that this technique is used against Kenshiro by an opponent callled Bask. |
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+ | A more powerful version known as the '''[[Psycho Break Smasher]]''' appears as Bison's [[Meteor Combo]] in the ''EX'' series. |
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⚫ | In ''[[Street Fighter V]]'', Bison lacks the standard Psycho Crusher (similar to the ''Alpha ''series), but his [[Critical Art]] is the '''[[Ultimate Psycho Crusher]]'''. Bison surrounds his body with a burst of Psycho Power; if the energy sphere connects with his opponent, it launches them into the air while Bison teleports backward and strikes with a powerful Psycho Crusher, pinning them to the far "wall". As of ''Arcade Edition'', his second [[Psycho Nightmare|V-Trigger]] grants him access to the move again. |
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⚫ | Generally, if the attack is performed at a close enough range to the opponent, Bison will pass by and come out of the move on the far side of the opponent, even if they block. However, if the opponent blocks, they will be able to attack a helpless Bison as the move ends and he recovers to standing position. |
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+ | Most of the time, this move is used as a gap-closer, but also as a way to cross-up the opponent should it hit and score a knockdown at the optimal range. |
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+ | ==Concept== |
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− | <span style="font-size:18px;">G</span><span style="font-size:18px;">allery</span> |
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+ | [[File:Psycho curher.gif|right|thumb|''Fist of The North Star'' character Bask using his spinning technique that may have served as inspiration for the Psycho Crusher.|174x174px]] |
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+ | Although unconfirmed, the Psycho Crusher could have been inspired by an technique used by [[w:c:hokuto:Bask|Bask]] from the manga and anime series ''[[w:c:hokuto:Hokuto no Ken|Fist of the North Star]]''. |
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+ | *In ''[[Street Fighter IV: Aftermath]]'', M. Bison didn't rotate his body when he used the move. |
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+ | M._Bison_(SF2T).png |
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+ | ==Sprites== |
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+ | vs190217-001.JPG|Psycho Crusher in ''The World Warrior'' |
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Psyc.gif|''[[Street Fighter EX]]''. |
Psyc.gif|''[[Street Fighter EX]]''. |
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psychocrusher.png|Hitting [[Ryu]] in ''[[Street Fighter IV]]''. |
psychocrusher.png|Hitting [[Ryu]] in ''[[Street Fighter IV]]''. |
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psycho crusher.png|Psycho Crusher in ''[[Super Street Fighter II|Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers]]''. |
psycho crusher.png|Psycho Crusher in ''[[Super Street Fighter II|Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers]]''. |
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Psycho Crusher.jpg|Psycho Crusher hitting [[Juri]] in ''[[Super Street Fighter IV]]''. |
Psycho Crusher.jpg|Psycho Crusher hitting [[Juri]] in ''[[Super Street Fighter IV]]''. |
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+ | SF4A-PsychoCrusher.png|Psycho Crusher in ''[[Street Fighter IV: Aftermath]]'' |
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+ | vs190216-008.JPG|Psycho Crusher in ''Street Fighter X Tekken'' against Ling Xiaoyu |
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+ | PsychoCrusher.jpg|Psycho Crusher in ''Street Fighter V''. |
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Revision as of 05:01, 18 September 2020
The Psycho Crusher (サイコ クラッシャー Saiko Kurasshā?) is M. Bison's signature attack in all of his appearances in the Street Fighter series. In the Street Fighter Alpha series (excluding X-ISM in Street Fighter Alpha 3) and the Marvel vs. Capcom series, it functions as a Super/Hyper Combo, while the Psycho Shot takes its special attack slot.
Appearance | Function | Input |
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Street Fighter II series Street Fighter: The Movie (arcade game) Street Fighter: The Movie (home video game) Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (as EX Bison) Street Fighter Alpha 3 (X-ISM) Street Fighter EX series Street Fighter IV series Capcom vs. SNK (as EX Bison) Capcom vs. SNK 2 SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos Capcom Fighting Evolution Street Fighter X Tekken |
Special Attack | + |
Street Fighter Alpha series Street Fighter Alpha 3 (A-ISM) |
Super Combo | + |
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition | Special Move | + (only during V-Trigger II) |
Marvel vs. Capcom series | Hyper Combo | + ( or ) |
Description
Executed by charging backward then pressing forward and punch, Bison charges his right hand with Psycho Power, then surrounds himself with the energy while spiraling himself through the air towards his opponent, similar to a torpedo (in fact, early versions of strategy guides referred to this move as a "Flaming Torpedo") whilst holding out his palm to 'crush grind' into his target. Whether the attack knocks down or launches with a single or a few hits depends on the game.
The distance traveled, launch speed and damage dealt are all determined by the punch button pressed, with heavier punch versions meaning greater distance, speed and damage.
The EX Special version introduced in Street Fighter IV is faster, does the most damage and is immune to projectiles. Because of its aerial nature, it can go over low attacks. As a V-Trigger II-only move, it has projectile immunity and can lead to a cross-up.
Variants
When using M. Bison's Shadaloo-ISM variant in Street Fighter Alpha 3, he can use the Final Psycho Crusher, a much stronger version of the original Psycho Crusher. Here, he disappears and comes from off-screen and fills the whole screen with Psycho Energy as he does a Psycho Crusher that goes across the whole screen. It does a large amount of damage, up to more than half of the target's health, cannot be blocked in air and even does high chip damage.
In some of the Capcom vs. SNK games, Bison has the Psycho Crusher as both a special attack and a Super Combo, with the super version being known as Mega Psycho Crusher. Another variation is the Heartbreak Despair, where he throws the opponent after doing the Psycho Crusher.
A more powerful version known as the Psycho Break Smasher appears as Bison's Meteor Combo in the EX series.
In Street Fighter V, Bison lacks the standard Psycho Crusher (similar to the Alpha series), but his Critical Art is the Ultimate Psycho Crusher. Bison surrounds his body with a burst of Psycho Power; if the energy sphere connects with his opponent, it launches them into the air while Bison teleports backward and strikes with a powerful Psycho Crusher, pinning them to the far "wall". As of Arcade Edition, his second V-Trigger grants him access to the move again.
Tactics
Generally, if the attack is performed at a close enough range to the opponent, Bison will pass by and come out of the move on the far side of the opponent, even if they block. However, if the opponent blocks, they will be able to attack a helpless Bison as the move ends and he recovers to standing position. Most of the time, this move is used as a gap-closer, but also as a way to cross-up the opponent should it hit and score a knockdown at the optimal range.
Concept
Although unconfirmed, the Psycho Crusher could have been inspired by an technique used by Bask from the manga and anime series Fist of the North Star.
Trivia
- In the Street Fighter manga, the Psycho Crusher is a "one-hit kill" which is an equivalent of an output of 40 grams of Psycho energy.[citation needed]
- Street Fighter II V's depiction of the attack differed from the games, with Bison rapidly spinning before flying forward for the attack. The force is strong enough to literally send the opponent's body spiraling into the air.
- In Street Fighter IV: Aftermath, M. Bison didn't rotate his body when he used the move.
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Throws | Deadly Throw • Psycho Fall • Death Tower • Psycho Impact |
Unique Attacks | Fake Slide • Hell Attack • Psycho Break • Deadly Middle Kick • Psycho Axe • Shadow Axe |
V-Skills | Psycho Reflect • Hell's Warp |
V-Reversal | Psycho Burst |
V-Shift Break | Psycho Fist |
V-Triggers | Psycho Power • Psycho Nightmare |
Special Attacks | Psycho Crusher • Double Knee Press • Head Press • Devil Reverse • Psycho Shot • Bison Warp • Death Flutter • Psycho Sever • Psycho Blast • Psycho Inferno • Psycho Field • Psycho Impact • Psycho Vanish • Electric Arc |
Super Combos | Knee Press Nightmare • Psycho Crusher • Final Psycho Crusher • Heartbreak Despair • Mega Psycho Crusher • Psycho Cannon • Head Press Nightmare |
Super Arts | Knee Press Nightmare |
Ultra Combos | Nightmare Booster • Psycho Punisher |
Critical Arts | Ultimate Psycho Crusher |
Exceeds | Final Psycho Crusher |
Hyper Combos | Knee Press Nightmare • Psycho Crusher • Psycho Explosion |
Meteor Combos | Psycho Break Smasher |