Don't know if I mentioned it, but so does cr.lp. It also low profiles parasoul lvl 3. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
So many of you guys probably already knew this, but I didn't. I've always had problems with IAD j.LK, j.MP whiffing on characters with headless Fortune. Mike told me that if you hold upback before the IAD j.LK, j.MP, it fixes this. There's probably a way to do sj upback IAD j.LK, j.MK so you can get the earliest possible timing with that and get both hits of j.MK too. j.LK, j.MK (2 hits) is good on block because it's a triple overhead, you can fastfall j.HK for a low or throw, and you can cancel into axe kick and make yourself super safe with the head on block, and then try to be in the range to kick the head on block.
I think what I meant to say was the mixup is j.MK on block, and then either axe kick for high or s.HK fastball for a quick low or throw.
because they blocked high you can also just instant jLK since that hits anyone standing or low or throw or even upforward jLK for a crossup after doing jLK assuming they didn't pb of course.
That reminds me of that one crossup j.LK setup you made that I used for a long time that was really good...I don't remember what it was though lol
this? I can't really remember (jLP is better I think even though I did jHP in that video) Also I think lazy improved it even though I think it's a bit riskier
Not sure how many people know about this. So you know how when nom connects, the head flies behind you and you can't use it unless you switch sides again somehow? Well you can make it stay in front of you actually. If you cross up the opponent during the last hit or 2 of nom and hit them, you can make the head stay in front so you can actually use it again for setups/combos.
People need to realize how good this is. You get corner carry AND a full combo that you can do resets/burst baits off of. I've had a lot of trouble finding things to do off nom. There are some good resets/anti-mash setups you can do off of it, but for the most part the only options for combos were axe kick loops that were hard and inconsistent or just a basic combo that did no damage, and was hard to extend because the head was behind you. This is a real game changer.
Huffy made a headless combo a while ago that uses Nom with the head going in front of you. Problem is that if you are facing left at the start of the combo Nom will fly behind you as normal (hence the second version of the combo). Nice to have a consistent way of doing it though.
Huh... that's interesting. Tried the one I was doing but facing towards the left and it does make it slightly different. If you're facing left, you actually have to land the hit after nom releases them for it to work properly. c.MK has been the easiest to do this with for me. c.MP sorta works too but its been harder for me to use that consistently.
The old nom combos involved a version of that where you just did two HK Axe kick loops off nom. Glt had it posted somewhere. It was inconsistent as hell, and it was made harder by the fact that nom hits your opponent in all sorts of weird ways and it's hard to get the proper HK xx HK El Gato timing to do the next loop. @RemiKz 's version is the defacto best thing to do imo I'd learn how many hits nom is, and just count so you know when to side switch. I did this for certain DHCs in Marvel 3 so they'd work properly. It's actually a lot easier than it sounds
