101 Shiki Oboro Guruma (
This is also used by his clone, Kyo-1.
| Kyo Kusanagi | |
|---|---|
| All appearances |  +  or  ( OK in KOF XIII) + Kick (Capcom vs. SNK 2)
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| Kyo-1 | |
| All appearances | + or
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Description[]
Kyo does a flying back kick up-forwards. When using the variant, he does a second spin kick, and hammers his opponent back down with a forward-flipping slam kick.
Only in CvS2, a MK variant exists where he only spin-kicks twice without the plummet kick.
Shingo Yabuki at times, also can perform this attack and a stronger variation of it, but he ends up forced to hop for each kick and may instead prat-fall on the final one.
Strategy[]
To be added later...
Trivia[]
- The technique takes its namesake from the youkai of the same name, being a ghost in the form of an ox cart with a face on it.
- In the Maximum Impact games, a unique version of the
version Oboro Guruma is performed at the end of one of the Stylish Art strings for both Kyo versions (+ ・・ + ・ + ; the final input must come out quickly before the second-to-last input's punch, changing its knockdown properties to send less further if done right).
- Like the 2 other string-based moves based on this sequence (being+ ・() x2 and+ ・・ + ), the unique Oboro Guruma finisher also inflicts no chip damage on block whatsoever.
- So far, only Classic Kyo in Maximum Impact Regulation 'A' can feint this string with + ・・+ .
- Like the 2 other string-based moves based on this sequence (being
Gallery[]
Similar Attacks[]
- Hien Shippuu Kyaku - A similar spin kick used in Kyokugenryu Karate.
- 101 Shiki Oboro Guruma Mikansei - Shingo Yabuki's incomplete version of this move.