The King of Fighters '98 UMFE/Billy Kane - Dream Cancel Wiki

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The King of Fighters '98 UMFE/Billy Kane - Dream Cancel Wiki

Billy excels at poking with his long-reaching moves. He has good anti-airing options, such as a high counter with extremely quick start up and a simple motion, making it easy to react with, and a decent DP. In addition to this, he is good when he has frame advantage up close, as he has good frame traps, an untechable mash grab, an instant jumping overhead, an excellent crossup, and an unsafe (unless it his late) overhead. His low risk counters are difficult to react to and recover quickly, and can scare the opponent from pressing buttons after a blocked toward A. Billy has a weakness in that his quickest longest pokes have very bad priority: The hurtbox extends further out than the hitbox, meaning he is vulnerable to counter pokes when using these moves. For Billy's pokes, you only get two out of three traits: Speed, range, and a hurtbox that's behind the hitbox. Even some moves that have good hurtboxes can be counterpoked, because the hurtbox extends before the hitbox, so they are vulnerable before they get going. Furthermore, his defensive options require heavy commitment and are weak to the options they don't stop, a prime example being to mash 2C with its heavy recovery, against someone who stepped back or rolled, when you were hoping for a jump. With very good execution, he can make two of his moves with the strongest hitboxes and hurtboxes, standing CD and crouching D, be neutral on block and much less vulnerable to rolling. Normally, these moves, while strong, are very negative on block and are susceptible to being rolled. The technique is to cancel to his mashed moves, then either immediately stopping them for better frame data, or letting them rock to catch rolls. Compared to EX Billy, Billy has weaker combos because they don't work form as far away, and in some cases do slightly less damage. On the other hand, Billy has the very low risk counters.
Billy excels at poking with his long-reaching moves. He has good anti-airing options, such as a high counter with extremely quick start up and a simple motion, making it easy to react with, and a decent DP. In addition to this, he is good when he has frame advantage up close, as he has good frame traps, an untechable mash grab, an instant jumping overhead, an excellent crossup, and an unsafe (unless it his late) overhead. His low risk counters are difficult to react to and recover quickly, and can scare the opponent from pressing buttons after a blocked toward A. Billy has a weakness in that his quickest longest pokes have very bad priority: The hurtbox extends further out than the hitbox, meaning he is vulnerable to counter pokes when using these moves. For Billy's pokes, you only get two out of three traits: Speed, range, and a hurtbox that's behind the hitbox. Even some moves that have good hurtboxes can be counterpoked, because the hurtbox extends before the hitbox, so they are vulnerable before they get going. Furthermore, his defensive options require heavy commitment and are weak to the options they don't stop, a prime example being to mash 2C with its heavy recovery, against someone who stepped back or rolled, when you were hoping for a jump. With very good execution, he can make two of his moves with the strongest hitboxes and hurtboxes, standing CD and crouching D, be neutral on block and much less vulnerable to rolling. Normally, these moves, while strong, are very negative on block and are susceptible to being rolled. The technique is to cancel to his mashed moves, then either immediately stopping them for better frame data, or letting them rock to catch rolls. Compared to EX Billy, Billy has weaker combos because they don't work form as far away, and in some cases do slightly less damage. On the other hand, Billy has the very low risk counters.