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I think he’s gotten some good buffs. The nagiha knockdown gives him a little better advantage, allowing more meaty options. Its higher launch allows for some more CH combos I didn’t know about when making this video, like CH 6H (1hit)>fuujin>canceled into nagiha>c.S>dash cancel kara kou>more stuff. The 5H changes are quite welcome, letting him get better midscreen meterless combos. I haven’t played enough recently to know how much he’s really changed, but my first impression is that Anji has quite a few new options.

fell apart when he held the hat tho

I’ll be away from my computer for a while but here’s some tips I can give about it: 236H, AKA Fuujin, and its follow-ups are the core of Anji’s gameplan, especially after the Season 2 patch. Fuujin has 4 follow-ups: Punch (Shin), Slash (Nagiha), Heavy Slash (Rin), and Kick (Issokutobi/Hop) that can be used to play Rock-Paper-Scissors with the opponent. Anji can pressure the opponent by: -doing normals into nothing to reset, or doing normals into Fuujin -doing Fuujin into nothing to reset (viable as of Season 2), or doing a Fuujin follow-up to keep it true/frametrap, mix up the opponent/reset With the changes to Rin, Anji can threaten some nasty damage off of a fairly unreactable (but not un-fuzzyable, meaning they can start blocking allow and switch to high with a specific timing to cover the frame difference between Nagiha and Rin without having to react) high/low mixup between Rin and Nagiha if he has 50 meter to Roman Cancel it. Now the opponent needs to be thinking about trying to time switching from low to high to try to block both Nagiha and Rin, assuming Anji does them as fast as possible, which means Anji can start delaying Nagiha, doing Shin to reset pressure (don’t overuse as the opponent can punish if they jump before Shin hits), do Hop and grab for a hard knockdown into butterfly oki (also don’t overuse as it’s semi-reactable), or just not do a Fuujin follow-up and reset pressure. The scary thing about Anji with 50 meter in Season 2 is that Fuujin forces the opponent into an RPS situation where they could lose a lot of health every time they block it, and I’d encourage playing around with timing and what you do after they block it to keep them guessing.

Microdash [5]D as the wallbreak might bring it to 200 but yea Anji traded CH bombos for easybake rekka this patch

Just Anji things Obviously it’s extremely niche, but it must be documented Also if you happen to have 100 meter and they don’t have burst, they’re not gonna be at full hp anyway and this is a wake-up reversal that beats safe jumps

@@ivanyy Old anji used to do Sol damage with counterhits and kou loops

Plus to be fair Anji has the most effective health out of all of the non heavies. This would definitely tod chip/millia.

I think it takes some getting used to but Anji is still functional, and now even scarier with meter thanks to rin being hard to react to. He can get some good damage from most places on the screen with meter, and now he’s got better tools to open people up

@@kungusrungus2133 I agree. He sorta feels like a new character based on his changes, even requiring a different play style to use effeciently. With that being said, he's an improvement from his previous design in Strive. When you start from the bottom, the only direction to go is up

Oh yea this is definitely just showing silly damage on chipp for the sake of it on ch nagiha but as of season 2 you don’t need meter so this is obsolete anyway

It's for wall break instead of 5H

Good catch I figured I’d just do something general to show the basic route and people can interchange moves as necessary

he could do that before the patch

@@Cryo18 That's true, but the timing was so tight I found it difficult to do consistently. More viable is probably a better way of putting it.