Diego SYSTEM

(Example: This character's strengths lie in "Critical Stun maintenance" and "parry/evasion options." The core gameplan is to land Critical Stun, then sustain advantage frames through follow-up moves while continuing mix-up pressure.)

(Example: Moves that transition the opponent into Critical Stun. Whether they cause Critical Stun depends on hit condition.)

Category	Command	Notes
(Example: High K)	(Example: 9K)	(Example: Fast startup — easy to land in neutral)
(Example: Mid K)	(Example: 4K)	(Example: Good reach, useful as a poke)
(Example: String)	(Example: 4PK)	(Example: Can hit-confirm into Critical Stun)
(Example: Special input)	(Example: 6P+K)	(Example: Mid option used in mix-up situations)
(Example: String K)	(Example: KK)	(Example: Functions as a mash-stopper at close range)

Category	Command	Notes
(Example: String P)	(Example: 6PP)	(Example: Easy to hit-confirm — core tool)
(Example: Mid P)	(Example: 3P)	(Example: High reward as a combo starter)
(Example: Mid K)	(Example: 3K)	(Example: Damage-focused option)

(Example: Moves that maintain or extend Critical Stun. Building frame advantage sustains mix-up pressure.)

Command	Advantage	Notes
(Example: P)	(Example: +32F)	(Example: The most fundamental extension move)
(Example: 9P)	(Example: +33F)	(Example: Comparable performance to the core tool)
(Example: K)	(Example: +26F)	(Example: Good compatibility with branching routes)
(Example: 9K)	(Example: +30F)	(Example: High hitbox — strong against mashing)

Command	Advantage	Notes
(Example: 6P)	(Example: +20F)	(Example: Reliable extension option)
(Example: 3P)	(Example: +32F)	(Example: High-reward core move)

Command	Advantage	Notes
(Example: 4K)	(Example: +23F)	(Example: Long reach — easy to insert)
(Example: 66K)	(Example: Belly crumple)	(Example: Special stun that dramatically shifts the situation)

(Example: After landing Critical Stun, follow this basic flow.)

• (Example: Light extension: maintain advantage frames with P-class moves)
• (Example: Win the read: take return with Mid P)
• (Example: Break defense: aim for state change with Mid K)

→ (Example: Don't always rush to a combo — sustaining pressure to force a break is equally important)

(Example: Important actions that support your neutral game. Use them based on the situation.)

Command	Properties	Risk
(Example: 4P+K)	(Example: Parries and nullifies High/Mid punches)	(Example: Weak to lows, kicks, and throws)

(Example: A defensive/offensive hybrid that nullifies punch attributes and transitions into a counterattack. Can flow directly into a combo via follow-up input. Getting hit by non-covered options results in a Counter Hit — use it on a read.)

Command	Properties	Caution
(Example: 2P+K / 8P+K)	(Example: Jump + lateral movement evasion)	(Example: Long recovery — weak to strings)

(Example: Excellent at evading single attacks but weak to strings. Unlike standard side steps, can also evade some lows and throws. However, throw follow-ups from strikes may still connect.)

Command	Follow-ups	Usage
(Example: 3P+K)	(Example: P / K / T)	(Example: Pressure continuation, okizeme)

(Example: An action that moves forward and branches into attacks.)

• (Example: P: tracking low attack — stuffs mashing)
• (Example: K: mid Fatal Stun — high reward option)
• (Example: T: jump OH — throw mix-up option)

→ (Example: Closes distance while continuing pressure — powerful in advantageous situations)