Frame Data v1.5.0 Chun-Li Release: Invincible Attacks

Useful Mechanics Information
Fully Invincible Attacks
All Command Grabs
Air Actions During a Backdash
Walk Speeds
Run/Dash Speeds
Startup Guard
Start Guard
Soccer Ball Mechanics

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Useful Mechanics Information

This data was gathered by hand. Version 1.5.0 (Chun-Li release) update notes: Frame Data updated for v1.5.0. Community mod by Amedo310.

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Fully Invincible Attacks

Andy Supers: B/C/D/R and 623A
B. Jenet Supers: A/C/R
Billy Supers: A/C/D/R
Chun-Li Supers: A/C/R and 623B / 22B
CR7 Supers: A/C/D/R and 623A
Dong Hwan Supers: B/D/Air D/R and 623A
Gato Supers: B/C/D/R and 623B
Hokutomaru Supers: A/C/D/R
Hotaru Supers: B/C/D/R and 623A
Joe Supers: A/C/R and 623B
Kain Supers: A/C/R and 2~8B
Ken Supers: A/C/D/R and 623A
Kevin Supers: A/C/D/R
Mai Supers: A/C/D/R and 623B
Marco Supers: B/D/R and 623A
Preecha Supers: A/C/D/R and 623B
Rock Supers: A/C/D/R and 623A
Salvatore Supers: B/D/R (A and C supers can counter on frame 1)
Terry Supers: A/C/D/R and 623B
Tizoc Supers: A/C/D/R
Vox Supers: B/C/D/R and 623A

All Command Grabs

Andy 214K > A
Gato 214P > D
Hotaru 236K
Joe 214P > A+B
Kevin 623K
Rock 632146P / 214K > D > P
Tizoc 360P / 236P / 236K / 623K / Air 236P / Supers A and C
Vox 236K

Air Actions During a Backdash

Andy Air 214A+C
B. Jenet Air 6B / Air 2B+D
Hokutomaru Air 214A+C / Air 214B+D / Air 22A+C
Hotaru Air 214B+D
Mai Air 214A+C
Rock Air 214A+C
Tizoc Air 236A+C

Walk Speeds

Chun-Li; Terry; Rock; B.Jenet; Hokutomaru; Mai; Ken; Preecha; Hotaru; Dong Hwan; Andy; Joe; Kevin; Kain; Vox; Gato; Billy; Salvatore; Marco; CR7; Tizoc

Run/Dash Speeds

Hokutomaru
Rock
Terry / Hotaru
Dong Hwan
Andy / CR7
Chun-Li
Ken
Vox / Gato
Mai
Preecha
B.Jenet / Joe
Salvatore
Kevin
Kain / Marco / Billy / Tizoc

Startup Guard

Hit

[A] [B]

Active

Frames

First Frame of

Low Invul [B]

Andy 24 -2 +3 +8 4 10 9 10 11

The Low Dodge (C+R) attacks are not universal. They have varying

amounts of advantage and active frames, though most of them are

similar.

[A] - Whether you get the slowdown animation or not, if you beat a

low or throw with a Low Dodge, this is the likely advantage you'll have.

[B] - The first frame that the Low Dodge actually beats a low. Before this frame, lows will hit it.

[C] - This is the first frame that the Low Dodge actually beats a

throw. Before this frame, throws will hit it. (except Rock, he can't)

Start Guard

Hit Active Total Cancel Low/Overhead

Counter Hit adds 2 or 5 frames (lights/heavies) Wild Punish adds 2 or 5 or 20 frames

(lights/heavies/grounded heavies)

If there are 2 numbers, that represents a feint or brake version. When multiple feints are possible, I used the fastest/best one. A tilde (~) indicates a range of possible data. Usually only used for air moves. Short Dash means the minimum time before you can block mid-dash. For Cancel column:

"X" means specials, feints, supers, and Rev Blow

"S" means supers only

"R" means Rev Blow only

"BR" indicates a brakeable special move

Notes on ACTIVE FRAMES: Active frames gathered with a mod (see the READ ME tab for details).

Numbers in parentheses are frame gaps. For example, 3(9)2 means active for 3 frames, then a 9 frame gap, then active for 2 frames. A plus sign (+) indicates two different hits without a frame gap. For example, 5+2 means the move is active for 7 consecutive frames, however the last hit is only active for 2 frames. This move would not have 7 different on-block or on-hit frame data results, it would only have 2.

The mod does not display active frames for projectiles, which means data on some attacks will be missing.

Further tables and data continue in the original document, including detailed frame-by-frame analyses for each character and move. The complete dataset contains multiple sections with active frames, startup frames, and velocity-related notes for all listed characters and moves.

Soccer Ball Mechanics

236K is a standard projectile special. You cannot use this move if another ball from a different move is on screen.
214K brings out a ball. Various normals and specials can keep the ball near you or send it to your opponent at various angles.
The ball is considered gone/destroyed the moment it hits the ground, so you can 236K or 214K again at that instant.
With a ball out, it is an active hitbox until it touches the ground.
It will automatically disappear if you juggle it too long (about 6 seconds).
If you juggle the ball one or more times then send it, it will bounce back to you, and you can interact with it again. For 214B+D, it will bounce back even if you don't juggle it once.
214B+D brings out a ball at a different angle. It is hitting in the air once it passes over your head, and then until it hits the ground.
With 214D, holding the button brings out the ball higher, allowing more actions to interact with it (such as standing C or neutral hop B).
With 214B+D, holding a kick brings out the ball farther horizontally.
214B+D is extremely advantageous on its own, making it good against knocked down opponents for pressure. It also recovers before hitting, making reversals against it a bad option.

6D // +2 +2 // // // Overhead

2D // -11 KD // // // Low

A+B 5 // KD 3 33 // //

D+R // // // // 18 // //

2D+R // // // // 30 // //

Full Dash // // // // 23 // //

Short Dash // // // // 16 // //

Back Dash // // // // 23 // // Hop // // // // 36 // //

Jump // // // // 41 // //

Dash Jump // // // // 43 // //

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214A 13 -3 [C] -1 [C] // 44 // //

214C 15 -5 [C] -1 [C] // 46 // //

214A+C 23 +4 [C] KD // 60 // //

after the initial frame. It is a condensed summary of the larger dataset.

Note: The original document contains numerous additional sections, tables, and detailed frame data for many moves across multiple characters. This JSON preserves the overall structure and key data points while avoiding the full verbatim dump due to size constraints.