B Normals

List of B normals

5B

Discount projectile

Frame Data

Startup	Active	Recovery	Frame Advantage
13	3(4)15	11	-18[0]

Active frames: Physical hit (gap) Projectile

-18 on block for the initial hitbox, 0 on block if the projectile is blocked

Proration Values

P1	P2	SMP
200	100	50

5B

• 500 Damage on physical, 300 Damage on projectile

• Can jump cancel on hit only, can hop cancel on block (This does not apply to the projectile hitbox, you cannot jump or hop cancel the projectile hitbox)
• Generally a bad idea to use this up close except for in a blockstring or combo

• Initial hitbox shown above, and afterwards turns into a projectile which travels to about mid-screen

• This can easily be jumped over and whiff punished if used in neutral

• If the opponent blocks the projectile, this move is about equal

• Using this on round start is entirely risk and not much reward

Demonstration of different blockstun values

2B

Frame Data

Startup	Active	Recovery	Frame Advantage
8	4(3)4	21	-10

Proration Values

P1	P2	SMP
200	100	50

Gets head invulnerability from frames 7-13

You call THIS an anti-air?

2B (1) (First hit of 2B)

• 300 Damage

• Hits low, can be canceled on block or hit
• Great combo tool

• Can clash with certain aerial approaches to nullify trades that would normally occur

• Detonates notes, can be cancelled into 2C after detonating notes to

THIS, is an anti-air

2B (2) (2nd hit of B)

• 300 Damage

• Can be hop or jump cancelled
• Decent anti-air hitbox

• Travels a fair amount forward, making this hitbox have more horizontal range than it seems.

  • NOTE : This move is a double-edged sword due to the forward travel it has. When using this as an anti-air, be sure to space properly so you don't end up on the other side of your opponent
• Generally good tool for extending pressure with detonated notes

You will now notice this frame when using 2B

j.5B

You will make people angry with this move (This is the 1.1 hitbox)

j.5B

Frame Data

Startup	Active	Recovery
9	2x4	14

Proration Values

P1	P2	SMP
200	100	50

• 200 Damage on initial hit, 100x$y$ Damage for $y$ number of hits after the first
• Multi-hitting, very active hitbox, and an overhead. This is one of Rise's best buttons

• On occasion, this move will clash with opponents' anti-airs and hit them instead

• Can cancel into j.A for a double overhead

• Detonates notes

• This is your high/low mixup tool, one of your best approach tools, and your safejump tool

j.2B

First hit sends them down

Second hit sweeps their feet, hits low

Frame Data

Startup	Active	Recovery	Frame Advantage
16	Until L+2(6)7	10	-2

Proration Values

P1	P2	SMP
200	100	50

j.2B

• 400 Damage

• Can combo in the air from the first hit to sweep the opponent on the ground in the second hit

• Good combo tool in the corner to set up safejump conversions with 236C

• Second hit can be used for a sneaky low that can be converted into a combo with disc moves, though you really should just use another low

• Second hit will only connect when the opponent is about the same elevation as Rise, otherwise the opponent will just be sent down to the floor with you where you can continue pressure