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Super Double Jump: A doublejump that goes higher and farther than usual.

A jump that goes farther, higher, and faster than usual, but with slightly higher startup.

Superjump: Tap any downward direction, then 8 (for a neutral superjump) or 9 (for a forward superjump).

Neutral double jump can drift like neutral jump. Must land or get hit before you are able to do it again. Will force you to face toward the opponent.

Doublejump: Input by pressing an upward direction in midair to jump in that direction.

This is very different from Jump( 7) and Jump( 9), in that you can drift forward or backward in the air by pressing 6 or 4 before you reach the top of the jump arc.

(Neutral) Jump( 8): AKA jumping straight up.

EX guard can be done during blockstun, so multiple hits in a blockstring can be EX guarded. Restores guard meter, increases pushback, decreases meter gain for the attacker, and shifts frame advantage by 2 frames in favor of the defender. Input a guard right before an attack connects to trigger a gold flash and the words "EX Guard". Similar to Guilty Gear's Instant Block or Garou's Just Defend.

I AM FISH XBOX PRESS ANY BUTTON FULL

EX Guard: Available to Crescent and Full moon only.

Crouch blocks block mid attacks and low attacks, but not high attacks.

Holding down-back ( 1) will put you into a crouching position, from which you can crouch block.

Standing blocks block high attacks (such as most non-projectile air attacks) and mid attacks, but not low attacks.

Holding directly back ( 4) will put you into a standing block against approaching attacks.

In general, air blocks are vulnerable to grounded attacks but can block ground projectiles. After that, the block in the air will count as an air block.

Note: Holding up-back on the ground ( 7) in neutral state will cause you to jump, leaving you vulnerable during the jump startup frames.

You will only actually block when an opponent's attack would hit you.

Block: Hold any direction away from your opponent.

The only direction/button combination that can't be done with the E button is 4/6A+B or j.4/6 A+B, which gives you a dash/backdash or airdash/airbackdash.Ĭommands will assume facing right, and using the numpad notation above.

(while blocking/being hit) Circuit Spark ( Crescent, Full Half in a special case).

Activate Heat or Blood Heat ( Crescent), Circuit Charge or Active Blood Heat ( Full).(All moons, though Half has a unique Shield Bunker when done while blocking.) The E button (labeled "QA" ("Quick Action") in game config) is the in-game macro button which outputs different button combinations depending on the direction held (regardless of the character's state). ( Full moon only) 214D (Can be done while blocking): Shield Bunker. Specifics of the D button vary with the Moon style.Ģ36D/j.236D (After successful Shield): Launching counter hit follow up. The D button functions as shield, which is a parry mechanism. More information on notation specifics can be found in the Notation Glossary.Ī, B, and C correspond to weak, medium, and heavy attacks respectively. Additionally, moves are given prefixes to signify certain properties, such a j. 5 represents the lever neutral position, and 6 always faces the same direction the character is facing for consistency.īy representing lever directions with numerals as shown above, any set of lever and button inputs can be represented with a combination of button letters and numbers. Here are the digital directional inputs possible in Melty Blood:Īnd here are how those same directions correspond to the layout of a number pad.

First of all, the game has 5 buttons: A, B, C, D, and E. Melty's moves and combo sequences are notated with a combination of button letters and numbers, known as Numpad Notation.