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Street Fighter Alpha 3 – Chun-Li
Arcade Games
Chun-Li by LBL
Version: 0.3 | Updated: 09/19/03
Street Fighter Alpha 3 Chun-Li Guide- Version 0.3 By: LBL Copyright 2003. 9/19/03 Version 0.1- Initial version. Version 0.2- Final version, fast ain't it? Version 0.3- Final final version. Finally. CONTENTS I. SFA 3 BASICS II. CHUN-LI III. BASIC ATTACKS IV. SPECIAL MOVES V. SUPER COMBOS VI. COMBOS VII. STRATEGIES VIII. VERSUS SPECIFIC CHARACTERS IX. MISCELLANEOUS X. THANKS SECTION I. SFA 3 BASICS -ISMs In Alpha 3, after selecting your character, you get to select an "-ISM" or mode of play. Each one has its strengths and weaknesses. This guide is mostly written for playing Chun-Li in A-ISM, but the general strategies should be adaptable for any ISM. Here's a description: X-ISM: In this mode, your character loses the ability to air block, alpha counter, taunt, and roll. They have a predetermined Super Move that utilizes the entire super meter. Overall, X-ISM deals out and takes in more damage per hit than A or V and have longer guard bars. In X-ISM, Chun-Li will be dressed in her classic SF2 Chinese Dress instead of her Alpha suit. She has different special moves in X-ISM and plays rather well too. X-ISM is generally for beginners to the game because the handicaps they have put them at an extreme disadvantage against VCs, but X-Chun is one of the best X-characters. A-ISM: This mode is like the previous Alpha games. A-ISM characters can air block, perform alpha counters, taunt, etc. They have 3 levels of super meter to work with. Level 1 supers are done with (the motion for the move) + jab/short, level 2 with strong/forward, and level 3 with fierce/roundhouse. Also, if you have 2 levels of energy, you can do a level 2 super with fierce/roundhouse. A-ISM is best for Chun-Li since she'll have better defensive moves than in X-ISM, and her VCs aren't that great. V-ISM: V-ISM characters have all the ability of A-ISM characters, plus certain controllable limbs at any distance, but they do not have super moves. Instead, their energy bar is used for Variable Combos (VCs/Custom Combos) that can be done by pressing a punch and kick button of the same strength simultaneously (like jab + short). VCs can only be done when the bar is at least 50% full. Upon activation, your character is invincible proportional to how full your meter was. Unlike in Alpha 2, your character does not speed up (considerably) during a VC and you also can jump and move backwards. Also, your last trailing image can also hit your opponent. The time between when you strike and your shadow strikes is determined by which buttons you used to activate the custom. Jab + Short will make the image hit almost right after you hit the enemy, while Fierce + Roundhouse will delay the image. Chun-Li does not particularly excel in V-ISM, because she lacks a good mid-screen and all-purpose VC, and the ones she does have are not that great. V-characters do the least damage per hit, but they're VCs hugely makes up for this minor fact. "Classic" Mode/No ISM: This not-so-secret-anymore "-ISM" is time released in the arcades, but can be accessed thorough the World Tour Mode on the Playstation. Supposedly, your characters act like X-ISM characters except they can't recover from air juggles. But consequently, it is near impossible to juggle these characters anyway. "Classic" characters also do not have a super bar but do tremendous damage with their attacks. You have no guard meter also. To access this mode, hold down the Fierce + Roundhouse buttons before you begin a game. There is no practical reason to choose this mode other than novelty. "Low Guard" Mode: This is another secret -ISM. Your character has only 1 block (not including the "curve" block) in his or her guard meter and can therefore be guard crushed quite easily. To access this mode, hold down the Jab + Short buttons before you begin a game. Afterwards, you will be able to select from the 3 normal -ISMs. The only possible reason to choose this mode would be for Karin's 99% throw/Vega 99% airthrow glitches. "Mazi" Mode: In this mode, if you lose just one round, you lose the entire match. I think you take more damage in this mode too. GUARD METER New to Alpha 3 is the Guard Meter. Each time you block an attack, this meter will deplete. The amount depleted depends on what strength of attack you blocked and whether you blocked right before the attack was about to hit you. The length of the meter depends on which character and "-ISM" you are using. When the entire meter is depleted, your character is temporarily stunned (even in the air). Afterwards you will lose 1 "block" of the meter and it will reset. The Guard Meter will refill automatically throughout the round. Your guard meter is also used for Alpha Countering. COUNTER HITS If you hit an opponent with an attack while they're in the middle of their own attack, you will do more damage and score a counter hit. Counter hits are very useful as they stun the enemy longer than normal and thus allow for certain moves to combo when they normally wouldn't off a regular hit. LEGEND U- Up D- Down F- Forward B- Back DF- Down Forward DB- Down Back UF- Up Forward UB- Up Back QCF- A quarter circle forward (D, DF, F) QCB- A quarter circle back (D, DB, B) HCF- A half circle forward (B, DB, D, DF, F) HCB- A half circle back (F, DF, D, DB, B) DP- Dragon Punch motion (F, D, DF) P- Punch, PP- 2 Punches K- Kick, KK- 2 Kicks (air)- this move can also be done in the air LP- Light punch/Jab MP- Medium punch/Strong HP- Hard punch/Fierce LK- Light kick/Short MK- Medium kick/Forward HK- Hard kick/Roundhouse VC- Variable Combo/Custom Combo AC- Alpha Counter BASICS Throw- F/B + PP (air), F/B + KK (air) Tech Hit- F + PP when being thrown More Damage/Less Damage- Rapidly shake joystick when doing/being hit with a multi-hitting hold Air Juggle Recover- PP when hit in air Roll Recover- KK when hit in air or after airblocking Alpha Counter- Block, then F + P&K of same strength (uses up one block of the guard meter), Alpha counters use up 1 level of super energy in A-ISM and 50% of the bar in V-ISM Taunt- Push Start (or Select in Playstation) II. CHUN-LI Five years have passed since this game was first released. Four years have passed since I last touched this FAQ. A lot of things have changed, but I don't think my love for Streetfighter will ever end. Waiver maybe, but never die completely. I do have to say that without Kaillera, I don't think this FAQ would ever have been updated. For those who don't know what Kaillera is, it's online emulation. Yes, you can actually play a decent fighting game (or most any arcade game; Simpsons or D&D anyone?) online these days. The experience isn't quite the same, and you will soon grow to hate lag, trash-talkers, and sore losers, but the positives outweigh the negatives. I'll be a Chun user for life and she's my best character in SFA3. I give you early warning though: you probably won't be liked much for using and winning with Chun-Li. Your winning tactics will be called skill-less, despite the fact that you win. You will accused of winning with a scrub character; despite the fact that the game plans of most body-splashing-random-fiercexN Zangiefs or most V-Akumas and V-Sakuras are equally simplistic. But learn to ignore them as we all have. I will admit that Chun is very easy to learn and probably one of the easiest characters to pick up and use well for the amount of work you put in to her (personally I think Zangief gives out a much bigger reward for the same small amount of work to put into him). "A trained monkey can win with Chun-Li" is not an uncommon phrase. But this FAQ will hopefully take your Chun from monkey level, to at least to chimpanzee level, and maybe even human level as well. Enjoy. III. BASIC ATTACKS JAB Crouching- Use to stop throw attempts, when getting up, and in linking combos. In panic situations, like when you and your opponent recover at the same time and are right next to each other, mashing on crouching jab might save you. Standing- Use as an anti-air to start a counter juggle. Like all anti- airs, it's distance dependent, but you MUST learn this move. It is your lifesaver, and many times your only hope, in V-Akuma and Zangief fights. The standing jab is your "secret" anti-air, since they will not expect it. And it is your mission to make sure they learn to fear it. Jumping- A weak downward punch. Don't use this, you have better air options. STRONG Crouching- One of your zoning moves. Its priority is good; it is cancelable into specials and your kick super, and links into itself on counter hit. It is also a good anti-cross up when you are getting up or caught crouching. If timed right, Chun can duck the cross up attack and hits them on the way down with it. Also stick it out to hit whiffed limbs or kara-cancel into her fireball. Standing- A quick, outreached arm forward. It combos quite nicely and has very good reach. It should also be used to hit whiffed limbs and it also anti-airs most things that her crouching roundhouse cannot. Finally, this move is Chun's BEST anti-cross up when she is standing. Walk under them and nail them with a standing strong before they reach the ground. Jumping- An aerial upwards punch. Since her punch is aimed upwards, this is not a good jump-in attack, but it's a good air-to-air attack, especially after a counter hit juggle to keep them in the air. Use to stop air attacks. FIERCE Crouching- A long-ranged ducking punch. Since it's pretty slow and not cancelable, its uses are limited. Probably only good for guaranteed damage when you can't reach them in time for anything else, or on sure- fire counter hits (like vs. Dhalsim's standing roundhouse). Standing (far)- A long-ranged standing punch. She will aim upwards. Although this cannot cancel, it serves as an excellent anti-air move when people jump at you from far away and you know your low roundhouse can't hit it. Standing (close)- One of THE abuseable Chun-Li move. This move is incredibly meaty, meaning it will stay on the screen for a LONG time, added to the fact that its priority is very very good. Use this after a cross up in your mix ups, use this on someone getting up, use this to combo, use this juggle in the corner. In V-ISM, this is one of her controllable limbs. Learn it and love it. Jumping- This is your best jump in when you have a guaranteed combo. Air-to-air, it's okay. For air-to-air battles, it's better to jump AWAY with this move to cover you. SHORT Crouching- A quick low ankle kick. Use in mainly in ticks. Standing- A quick kick straight forward. Use to combo into her kick super and to tick randomly. It's a pretty good anti-ticking move, as it goes over most low attacks. Jumping- Chun's notorious cross up and jump kick. It has ungodly priority, able to hit most everything out of the air and beat out many special move anti-airs as well (Charlie's Flash Kick). But it's main and most deadly purpose is to cross up and it is VERY easy to do so with it because it's hit box is so large. Cross up and cross up often whenever you have the opportunity and if you are to ever meet someone in the air, jumping short is your best bet to win. FORWARD Crouching- Chun-Li's infamous crouching forward, except it's not so dangerous or menacing this time around. It's fairly fast and has very good range, but it's not cancelable into anything. Use to poke at someone when you know you can't get closer to do more damage and to poke or maintain a safe distance. Standing (far)- A kick upwards. It can anti-air, but only when fully extended and only at the tip. Best used to maintain a certain distance to gauge your other anti-airs. Standing (close)- A short ranged, bent, vertical kick. It is cancelable, but her strong is more practical. I heard it can be an anti-air/anti-cross up for when your opponent is straight up on top of you and right over your sprite, but that situation doesn't happen enough to me for me to test it out. This is a controllable limb in V- ISM. Jumping (straight up)- This was her Alpha 2 jumping straight-up roundhouse. Best used to intercept mid-air attacks or make them air- block it to force them from getting closer to you. Jumping- Her classic air kick which looks exactly like her jumping short. Like the short, it has extreme air-to-air priority and will beat almost everything it meets in the air. It's best use is probably as a safe jump AWAY move, to nail long range fast jumpers (like Rolento's jumping jab). ROUNDHOUSE Crouching- Chun-Li's sweep and one of her most hated moves by her opponents because it is almost stupidly too good. The priority on this move is godly. It is basically your poke, your anti-poke, your anti- air, and set-up move all in one. You can ALMOST use it as freely as you want against beginners or the stupid, but you MUST learn what it can and cannot beat. It's semi-slow on recovery, so don't be baited into using it in bad situations. Standing (far)- A new roundhouse kick. Very nice speed and range. This is a good zoning move, best used at its max range. This will keep them from jumping (because if they tried they'd jump right into it) and it will pass over some low attacks as well. Use discretion though, because it is not failsafe and hardly abuseable. Best used to keep them on the ground. Standing (close)- Well, this is her old standing roundhouse originating all the way back to Super Street Fighter 2. It's a completely vertical kick and decent anti-air, because it's a bit slow coming out. Just be careful of what distance this or her far roundhouse will come out. This is a controllable limb in V-ISM. Jumping (straight up)- This is like her old jumping straight up roundhouse. Chun will awkwardly stick one leg out at a 90 degree angle and do a flip kick. Basically an air defense, although not to useful IMO. Jumping- A double hitting air kick. This should NOT be used as a jump- in attack because it often misses and is virtually impossible to hit deep with. Use this in air juggles after a counter hit for it's double hitting ability to keep them in the air and guessing whether to flip out or not. IV. SPECIAL MOVES WALL JUMP Chun-Li can jump off of wall corners. TAUNT- Push Start (or Select in Playstation) [1 hit] Chun-Li will tilt forward and smile with one arm behind her back and one leg in the air. She will do a little slap with the other hand and say, "Gomen Ne!" [Sorry]. Like most taunts, you should only use this when far away and preferably after hitting them with a super move. Chun-Li's taunt is one of the few that actually damages the opponent, so if you really want to piss someone off, try to hit (or better yet kill) them with the taunt. Surprisingly it can anti-air (not well, but better than expected), so that's a good insulting way to kill someone. BODY PRESS THROW- F/B + PP (air) This is her classic throw she's had since she first appeared. You will need to learn to add her throws in her mix up/cross up games and her air-throw is a potent weapon to intercept jumping opponents that attack late or don't air recover flip when countered. ALPHA COUNTER (A-ISM)- Block, then F + P&K of same strength [1 hit] This looks like she's throwing a fireball/her Palm Thrust (in X-ISM). Like all Alpha Counters, it does pathetic damage and its priority is not too hot, but don't underestimate ACs. They are your friend in stopping blocked VCs from hurting you and can are almost never expected, which make them great for round-winning hits when both players have no energy. ALPHA COUNTER (V-ISM)- Block, then F + P&K of same strength [1 hit] Chun will do her crouching forward. This Alpha Counter is much better suited to deal with blocked ground attacks rather than blocked jump- ins. Same uses apply: to save you from blocked VCs, blocked death, or unexpected game-winning hits. STOMP KICK- (air) Hold D + forward [1+ hit] Use this after you've bounced off a wall. It has good priority, but is hardly a good combo starter (this isn't Marvel vs. Capcom). Try to hit airborne opponents with this as it can be done multiple times in the air for good damage. Also good for a mix up jump in. FLIPPING NECK BREAKER- Hold DF + roundhouse [1 hit] Do you remember this move in Champion Edition where no one knew what side she would come down on? Well, it's not quite as confusing as it used to be, but it's still good. For one thing, it's a top town, and so opponents must block this high. You can use this to flip over fireballs and hit people. It can also be used to start juggles. Be careful though, it's quite slow and can be punished by smart opponents. Also be careful of not accidentally doing this when you want to sweep instead. Finally, it's a good move to use to ESCAPE your opponent's cross ups. FLIP KICK- Hold DF + forward [1 hit] Another returning move. Its usefulness is limited, however, because even if it hits, by the time she flips back to the ground some opponents may have already recovered. It's best not to use it too much. But it can be used for mobility, such as to avoid a jumping opponents jumping attack by flipping away and attack them in their recovery. LIGHTNING KICK- Rapidly tap K [1+ hit] Chun-Li's trademark move, well I think so. Tack this on in combos to drain off their energy. It's most likely to be blocked, but that's it's main purpose anyway. It's a good juggle if you hit someone out of the air with a jumping forward and they don't flip, they'll fall right into the Lighting Kick for another juggle. RISING KICK- Charge D, then U + K [Short- 1 hit; Forward- 2 hits; Roundhouse- 3 hits] Basically her air-defense. It's quite reliable as far as anti-airs go. If you want to anti-air with this, use the short version because it has the most invincibility and do it AS LATE AS POSSIBLE. You can wake up with this move when getting up if you expect them to stick something out. Just be careful of being baited. Again, I suggest the short version if you intend to use it as a wake up. For combos, use the Roundhouse version because it hits the most. [Note: X-ISM Chun-Li can only do the Rising Kick as a Reversal. Meaning the only times she can do this move is when getting up, right after blocking, or right after landing when after getting hit in the air.] KIKOKEN- HCF + P (A&V-ISM only) [1 hit] Okay, so everyone's fireball except for the shotos (Sakura included) got raped in terms of damage (just look at poor Rose). There's still a few uses for this guy though. First, be careful of her recover time! Chun probably has the worst recovery time on a fireball in the game, so only throw one out when you know that it will be safe like if you know they will block it/get hit by it. Never combo it when they are in the corner, they will recover in time and nail you. Jab will go 95% of the screen, strong will go about 80% of the screen, and fierce will only travel 60% of the screen before disappating. Combo it only when you know it will push them back far enough so you can recover in time. Kara-cancelled fireballs are good to use when you are up close, more on that later. AXE KICK- HCB + K (A&V-ISM only) [1 hit] Chun-Li's main top-down. It's very quick with minimal (but still existing) delay afterwards. Use this on turtling opponents who keep blocking low or on someone getting up. The first few frames of this move are invincible and therefore it can be used to pass through fireballs easily. Because of it's invincibility, it can also be used as an unorthodox anti-air and anti-poke move too. Time it as late as possible to take full advantage of her invincibility to pass through their attacks and you will nail them in their recovery (I've seen this move beat out Rose's Level 3 Aura Soul Throw super!). Try not to be too predicable or abusive with this though, because its slight start up delay might give it away. Also if blocked or hit, you will both recover at the same time, so make sure you stick out something FAST afterwards (low jab, maybe strong). PALM THRUST- Charge B, then F + P (X-ISM only) [1 hit] I think they just forgot to program the fireball in, but that's just me. Use this in your X-ISM combos, plain and simple as it is very damaging. It has recovery time when blocked, so be careful of it. SPINNING BIRD KICK- Charge B, then F + K (air), (X-ISM only) [Short- 2 hits; Forward- 2 hits; Roundhouse- 3 hits] Her old useless helicopter kick is back, except this time it's not useless! Although you can't combo with it, this is a very important move for X-ISM Chun-Li. First, it's a good air-defense tool when used properly. It's first few frames are invincible, and can be used as a surprisingly good wake up move. Second, it has got to be the best chipper in the game! Catch someone airblocking this move and watch the life drain. It's a good anti-air, but only vs. certain characters (Dhalsim). Just don't be too reliant on this move because it can be ducked under and punished easily when expected. The air version is basically useless. V. SUPER COMBOS KIKOSHO- QCF, QCF + P [Level 1: 5 hits; Level 2: 7 hits; Level 3: 10 hits] Puffball super. Used to anti-air, plain and simple. Level 1 is vulnerable low, Level 2 is vulnerable low towards the end, Level 3 is completely safe in the front. Just be careful of people jumping over you making you miss completely. Try to do it as late as possible for the full hits too. It has ever so slight start up in the beginning, so make sure they are not TOO close to the ground when you start it, otherwise they'll land and be able to block. SENRETSU KYAKU [Thousand Burst Kick]- Charge Back, then F, B, F + K [Level 1: 5 hits; Level 2: 6 hits; Level 3: 7 hits] Kick super, and you don't have the luxury of her easy QCFx2 Houyokusen motion. Nope, you're stuck with the charge motion Senretsu here. It has fantastic range (the Level 3 goes almost across the entire screen) with no recovery time afterwards and is pretty damaging as well. That means that if it is blocked, you set up a mindgame as to whether to attack (crouching HK, MP, etc), throw, Rising Kick, wait, etc. It has lots of invincibility frames in the beginning and can easily pass through both regular and super fireballs. You can wake up with this if you suspect your opponent will try a ground attack. Finally, this is her combo super, so learn how to fast. This is her X-ISM super. HAZAN TENSHO KYAKU [Supreme Heaven Kick]- Charge DB,then DF, DB, UF + K [Level 1: 7 hits; Level 2: 8 hits; Level 3: 9 hits] Anti-air super #2. The motion for this super gives everyone a hard time. Everyone has their own methods, but the motion I have the most consistent success with is found in Greg Dawson's Z/A-ISM Combo FAQ. Basically, if you know how to do Spinning Piledriver motions (360s), you're set. Charge down-back, then do the Spinning Piledriver motion starting at towards, then sweeping to up (270). This is the better anti-air super because the Kikosho can sometimes get beaten (like vs. Zangief). This will almost never be beaten by any non-VC jump in. The only downside is that it has a difficult motion and if blocked or miss will leave you more open. Just crouching is often jump bait, so if you are comfortable with this motion, fire this super off right before their attacks hit you and enjoy the supreme satisfaction of seeing them hit. VI. COMBOS Cut down to the basics: 1) Jumping MK, standing MK, Lightning Kick Easy 3 hitter. Jump in with MK and ram on it. The standing MK is needed to combo, but this is more of a set up. If the Lightning Kick is blocked, it's a good set up to make them jump at you afterwards. 2) Jumping MK or HP, standing HP or crouching MP, Kikoken or Palm Thrust Crouching MP is easier, standing HP is more damaging. Be careful of the recovery time on the Kikoken even when it hits, so don't use it when they are in the corner. 3) Jumping MK or HP, crouching MP, HK Rising Kick Use this when you have a surefire jump in combo and you don't have enough meter to tack on a super. You must charge for the Rising Kick as soon as you begin jumping. 4) Cross up LK, standing HP/MP/crouching MP, Kikoken Simple cross up combo if you know it will all hit. Although in truth it is better NOT to combo into the fireball and continue with your cross up mind games after the fierce/strong. 5) Jumping MK or HP, standing HP/MP/crouching HP, Senretsu Kyaku, [juggle] JUGGLE 1. HK Rising Kick 2. crouching HK 3. Palm Thrust 4. Air throw 5. Hazan super 6. Taunt (!) Comboing her Senretsu kick super is going to take practice. All I can say is make sure you don't do the motion sloppy, and can "feel" the motion of toward, back, toward before you press the kick. The juggles at the end are all location and distance dependent, and whether or not they flipped or not. Use judgment on which one is appropriate. 6) Jumping or crossup LK, standing LPx3, standing LK, Senretsu Kyaku Her 1337 combo. I dunno how practical it is to do in a real match, as I have better luck comboing her kick super off of strongs, but if you can do it, more power to you. Juggle as necessary afterwards. V-ISM COMBOS V-ISM Chun-Li ain't great. She has 2 decent and practical VCs, one of which isn't all that practice IMO. But if you must pick her: 1) (corner) VC3, HP Kikoken xN You must do the fireballs repeatedly and RAPIDLY. Her best and most useful VC. Beware of Alpha counters, which can be mostly avoided if you do the fireballs from max distance. 2) (anti-air) VC1, crouching HK xN Ghetto bootleg CvS2 style VC. You have to catch them in the air, and then just rhythmically hit roundhouse for the hits. You can do a nice chunk of damage before they fall to the ground. DRAMATIC BATTLE COMBO Dramatic Battle allows you to choose 2 characters to fight 1 computer character (and the odds are HEAVILY on your side since you have 2 health meters while the CPU only has 1). A second player can control your second character. If you've beaten both the Ken/Ryu and Juli/Juni scenarios, you'll be able to choose your own 2-fighter teams. Choose 2 Chun-Li's in any -ISM, find a buddy to control the 2nd Chun-Li, and get ready to perform the 99-hit Lightning Kick Combo of Death! LIGHTNING KICK DEATH COMBO [a.k.a. Meatgrinder] Surround the enemy with a Chun-Li on both sides, then let loose with the Lightning Kick! The forward version is easiest to use. The opponent will be pushed back and forth between the Chun-Lis and can't escape! The maximum number of hits the combo meter registers is 99, but if you begin this "combo" on a healthy opponent, you'll get more than 99 hits. I really have to thank the person on Gouki's Page of Whatever's Message Board for this one. (Sorry, I forgot your name. Who first posted it? I believe it was one of the regulars.) I read his post about him and his sister doing this for 60+ hits and tested to see if I could get more hits. Actually, you can do this combo with 2 E. Hondas or 2 Gens (or a combination of Chun-Li/E. Honda/Gen), but Chun- Li's Lightning Kick is more stylish than those stupid slaps (IMO). VII. STRATEGIES BEST ANTI-AIR ATTACKS Crouching HK Standing far HP Standing far MP Standing LP Jump straight up MP LK Rising Kick Kikosho super Hazan super Air throw BEST JUMPING ATTACKS Jumping/cross up LK Jumping MK (good for combos or jumping away) Jumping HP (combo starter when guaranteed) Jumping MP (juggle and anti-air) Jumping HK (juggle) BEST TICKING ATTACKS Standing close HP (meaty) Standing MP (anti-air, anti-poke, anti-crossup) Crouching HK (all purpose) Crouching MP (anti-poke) Crouching MK (reach) 1. Probably the 3 best moves you need to immediately learn when playing Chun-Li is: her cross up LK, her standing close HP, and her crouching HK. We'll first look at the all important cross up jumping LK. First the most opportune time to cross up is when you knocked someone down and they're getting up. First, it's just easier to time a cross up on someone getting up, and second it's hard for anyone to know which way to block. Another good time to try for a cross up is when you see someone crouch. Crouching opponents are easier to cross up too and you should take advantage of that (just make sure you're not being baited to jump). You can cross up a standing opponent, but it is considerably harder to time and judge the distance. Just make yourself aware of when to cross up and try to often. Also remember that her jumping LK in general is a great move to jump in with because it has awesome priority. If you mistime your cross up, a jumping LK isn't such a bad thing either. Just don't be to jump happy, or you'll be antiaired easily. 2. The standing close HP. This attack is so meaty and has so much priority, and it annoys so many people. It's great to combo with, but it's real use is in conjunction with her cross up. Cross up with her jumping LK, do a close standing HP when you land, and let the mindgames fly. This is also a great move to use on someone as they are getting up. If they mistime their wake up, it'll get eaten by Chun's meaty standing fierce and you begin the cross up/mind game nightmare all over for them. Plus just a few repetitions of cross ups and standing fierces will drain their guard bar FAST. So use standing close HP after a cross up, as a meaty attack when they wake up, to punish recovering moves (missed uppercuts for example), and to begin the cross up/mind game cycle all over again. Generally don't combo a fireball afterwards because continuing the cross up game is more useful and damaging in the long run. 3. The crouching HK. Her sweep, her glorious, wonderful sweep. You'll love this move, your opponents will hate this move, but you must know when to use this and when not to. Thankfully, most of the time, it's okay and safe to use it. This is a good poke, it's an awesome anti-air (her best all purpose), and great to use in conjunction with her cross up games (cross up LK, standing HP, crouching HK does a lot of damage if hit and a lot of guard bar crushing if blocked and can be repeated again). But you NEED to know what moves beat this and learn not to be TOO reliant on it as an anti-air. In general, it's a good move to stick out because it beats so many things. 4. The standing and crouching MP. You have achieved monkey skill level with just the cross up LK, standing close HP, and crouching HK and will probably win a good share of games with just those 3 moves alone. You need the standing and crouching MP to bring your game a step up into chimpanzee level though. First, the standing MP move is very fast and is a great poke. Sometimes it's better to use than a standing HP after the cross up LK because you can do 2 or 3 standing/crouching MPs in place of 1 standing HP, leading to more mind games. Plus its good (and necessary) to mix up your attacks. Standing MP barrage is just that. Continue to walk up and poke them with standing MP, and then mix up into a throw or begin her cross up game all over again. Her crouching MP is good to stick out after you've gone out of range from making them block a standing HP or standing MP after the cross up. It will stop most things they try to stick out to hit you. It's also just a good poke and anti-poke in itself. 5. Throw, both ground and air. Throws themselves are used to punish the overly defensive and thus are GREAT in Chun-Li's mix up arsenal because most of the time they'll be blocking your non-stop crossup, standing MP barrage offense. Putting a throw in here or there will keep them on their toes and make them edgy. The expect a standing HP/MK or crouching MP/MK/HK and get a thrown instead. When they start expecting the throw, you go back to sticking your high priority normals in their face. Air throws are good for surprises. Jump at them and air throw them once and a while and they will almost never suspect it. Actually, it usually prompts them to attempt to return the favor, which you can easily anti-air. Just remember to include throws in your gameplan. 6. The mix up. Okay, so you have your weapons: cross up LK, standing HP, crouching HK, standing MP, crouching MP, and throws. Now you use your imagination and mix them all up to confuse and frustrate your opponent to death. You might try the basic: cross up, standing HP, crouching HK, and repeat the process with another cross up. Maybe after the cross up you go directly into a throw instead. Maybe you want to do TWO cross ups one right after the other before you start mixing up stuff on the ground. Maybe cross up LK, standing MP, walk up throw? The possibilities are endless and you need to experiment to keep them off guard and guessing what you'll do next. Don't forget you have her Axe Kick overhead, Flipping Neck Breaker overhead, Head Stomp, and other special moves I haven't mentioned that you can always implement into your mix up games as well. 7. The wake up game. Okay, so you've unfortunately been knocked down and you're getting up. What are your options? Well, you could wake up with a LK Rising Kick. That will hit them if they try to attack you with anything that doesn't have invincibility including jump ins. You could try waking up with super. Kikosho and Hazan will nail them whether they jumped at you or where close to you on the ground, Senretsu will only get them for full damage if they were still on the ground. Maybe they are waiting for you to wake up with something so they can punish you? In that case, you could get up and immediately throw them. You need to learn what your opponent tends to do and wake up accordingly. 8. The wake up game part 2, their wake up. Okay, so you're doing your job and you knocked them down (be it through a throw or hitting them with your crouching HK). What to do? Begin a cross up is usually the best option because it's hard to anti-air right and leads to big damage if it's successful. You can also do a meaty standing HP to begin your cross up/mind games again whether it hits or not. But what if they have a full meter or a reliable dragon punch? You could get uppercutted, supered (Ken's Shinryuken), or worse VCed. This is where you want to bait them and look like you're moving into attack, but actually do nothing. If they eventually learn to throw your baits, next time actually go for the cross up or meaty attack. And finally don't forget the random walk up throws and the scrubilicious super right over their body when they get up. Doing a super right on top of them at the last minute is a beginner tactic, but it sure as hell isn't expected and bound to get someone at least once for a good-sized humiliating chunk of life. Again, watch what your opponent does and adapt. Do they always wake up with supers? Wait it out and bait them. Do they always do nothing? Go for the cross up or walk up throw? Do they actually learn and mix up what they do when they wake up? Well, then it's a guessing game for both players, and that's where the game gets really fun. 9. Punishing mistakes. Okay, so your opponent just missed a fierce Uppercut. What's the best course of action? Well, I would probably go for a standing HP, and begin a cross up game. What if I block Ken's Uppercut super? I would most likely start charging as I'm blocking, and punish with a crouching MP xx Senretsu on their way down. Point is, you have to know what you can do, do it quickly, and do it in time. Sakura activates her VC and misses her uppercut, what to do? Obviously something fast that will hit her out of her VC as quickly as possible. Crouching MP maybe? Just know to react fast and know your distances is what I'm trying to say. 10. Kara-canceling. It's not a huge part of my game, but it's pretty useful when I use it sparingly. Basically kara-cancelling is used to cancel ANY whiffed normal move into a special move or super. It's really hard to do with moves that don't cancel normally (like Chun's crouching MK), but it is easy to do with normally cancelable moves (like Chun's crouching MP). Basically I when both me and my opponent are up close, but not at point blank range, I like to kara cancel my low MPs into MP Kikokens. What it does is if they stick out any moves, the low strong will most likely eat it up, and if they tried to jump at me when I stuck out the low strong, they will be hit or forced to block the fireball, keeping them grounded. It's a useful tool to implement in your ground games. 11. Juggling. Chances are, you'll probably get lots of good juggling opportunities when using Chun. Why? Well her meaty standing HP on counter hit sets up for very nice and painful juggles, and if you mix up like I do, you'll get quite a few of those. Her counter hit standing LP anti-air sets up for juggles too. Also counter hit jumping LK or MK when they are in the air leads to juggles. So what to do when they juggle? Well, you have to see and take note of what your opponent likes to do. If they don't recover at all, well happy birthday to you. You have plently of time to walk up and hit them with another fierce, roundhouse, super, air throw, etc. If they flip, you would probably want to walk towards them and nail them again with an anti-air crouching HK or standing HP or jumping MP or jumping HK leading to another juggle. If they're the roll happy type, remember that you can throw them out of their rolls and crouching HK them too before they finish rolling. Just don't let them roll behind you and mess you up. 12. Jump bait. Chun has a lot of damaging anti-airs, but you need people to jump at you for them to work, right? Well, most good players won't blindly jump at you, you gotta trick them, or bait them to jump. You will soon learn most good people will like to jump at you or cross up you when you crouch. In fact, one of the best times for you yourself to cross someone up is when they crouching. So what good anti-air options do you have if they jump at you when you're crouching? Well, you have your crouching HK, crouching MP, and Rising Kick. But they can get beat out consistently at certain ranges. The best damagers for a baited jump while you're crouching are your Kikosho and Hazan supers. That will teach them. Also, a blocked Lightning Kick combo usually baits people into jumping at you too. Take advantage if the opportunity arises. 13. Putting it all together. There's no one way to play Chun-Li, and everyone plays her differently. Just make sure you're always mixing things up, be aware of your opponent's super bar and what he/she can do with it at the moment, and play smart (you know, like don't jump at V- Akuma with a full bar, don't try to crouching HK anti-air Zangief for the 100th time when its failed 99 times earlier, etc.). Ignore everyone's and anyone's complaints about your fighting style and win. VIII. VERSUS SPECIFIC CHARACTERS 1. RYU Fireballs: Know what distances are safe to jump over and crossup/combo him and what distances allow him to uppercut you in time. If you need to get close, but you're at a distance where he can uppercut you if you jump, remember her Axe Kick can go through fireballs. He really doesn't have an excellent counter to your cross ups except a timed Dragon Punch, Hurricane Kick super, or VC. If he's meterless, I say go for the cross up despite the uppercut threat, it's more in your favor. Hurricane Kick: you can duck it and crouching HK it right at the END, before he lands. Don't mistime because he recovers quick and can hit your crouching HK on recovery. His jumping HK beats your crouching HK anti-air cleanly 90% of the time or trades in his favor. Use another anti-air like standing MP or standing far HP. On his jump in Hurricane Kick, either walk under it and hit it with standing MP or use time your standing MP to hit it our of the air. If you get caught in his cross ups, Flipping Neck Breaker out or Alpha Counter the normal after his cross up jumping MK. Obviously avoid jumping at metered V-Ryu, although his midscreen is screwed up more times than the other V-top tiers. Alpha Counter blocked VCs if you're being drained of life. Use your crouching MP to catch his whiffed pokes. When you do your cross up game, I suggest using more standing and crouching MPs rather than your crouching HK. Ryu's sweep is faster than yours and can consistently beat yours if you try it after you make him block a standing HP. 2. KEN Most Kens are what I term: Bezerkers. They will go into bezerk mode, air Hurricane Kicking like crazy, randomly Dragon Punching or supering, throwing in top down kicks, etc. Unfortunately, berserkers fair better than they should because Ken's Hurricane Kick is very good and recovers quickly, his supers are damaging and easy comboable, and his top down kick is fast and can catch you off guard. But if you take these bezerkers on calm and collectively, you should always win. The Hurricane Kick: It's a good jump in, and hard to anti-air, and eats your crouching HK, and eats all your air-to-air moves; so NEVER try to crouching HK his jump ins because his Hurricane will beat it and his jumping HK will beat it and never try to attack Ken in the air when he has the opportunity to bust out an air Hurricane Kick. Anti-air ground Hurricane Kicks with a crouching HK towards the end like Ryu. Counter air Hurricane Kicks and jump ins with standing MP. If your Ken likes to Hurricane Kick behind you, either walk under and standing MP or crouching MP to hit him before he recovers. Fireballs, not as bad as Ryu's, but again learn the distances. Dragon Punch, don't get hit by the fierce version, it hurts. But a baited Dragon Punch is good opener to begin your cross up game. Speaking of cross up games, be careful that his Shinryuken super can stop your cross ups, but he has to time it perfectly. Also if you're caught in his cross up, try Flipping Neck Breakering out of there or if he goes for a top down, be aware and quickly crouching MP to hit it. Most Kens are played in A-ISM, I don't have much experience with V-Kens. The main thing in this fight is to be aware of his air Hurricane Kick. 3. AKUMA First let's deal with the lesser threat Akuma, A-Akuma. It's very similar to the Ken fight, except his Hurricane Kick isn't as good. It'll still eat your jumping attacks and crouching HK, so deal with it with standing MP. The air fireball isn't a big problem to deal with, you can jump up and hit him with a jumping LK if you see it coming. And the Raging Demon is joke, you can jump out on reaction or even kick super (either one)/Rising Kick it if you're charged. Okay, now the V- Akuma menace. The Dive Kick: if he uses it from far away, standing MP anti-air it; if he uses it from close up, standing LP (yes, standing jab) it, then juggle afterwards on counter hit. Akuma's LOVE to jump at you when you crouch, so crouching while you have the meter to Kikosho is great jump bait. I good zoning strategy I was taught was to use standing HK to keep him at a good distance and crouching HK his follow ups after you zoned with the standing HK. Again, never jump at V-Akuma capable of Vcing you for big damage; although I give you permission to if he's not in the corner, has only 50% and you have enough life that you think you can survive the VC and empty his bar for the next round. Remember: standing MP or LP the Dive Kick or Demon Flips, standing HK zone, crouching HK counter-poke, crouch jump bait anti-air. When he's meterless, cross up into mindgames like you're MvC2 Magneto! 4. SAKURA Just remember: DO NOT JUMP AT THIS BITCH WHEN SHE CAN VC. Her standing HK is beaten by your crouching MK, crouching MP, or crouching HK. Her jump ins can be anti-aired as usual, and crouching HK actually anti- airs most of her jump ins clean. In the air, just be careful of her jumping LK, it rivals yours as an air-to-air attack, though yours should beat it more often. Once she's meterless, go crazy with your cross up games. Use your standing and crouching MP more on the ground to beat her pokes. If she misses her VC, make sure to Alpha counter to avoid block damaged and guard crushes. More info on this fight would be helpful, since I don't know it too well. 5. ZANGIEF I absolutely HATE this match. I don't get it, so many people complain Chun-Li is a scrub character and turn a blind eye to Zangief, when he's just as scrubtacular as Chun, IMO moreso. But what simple little he has, it's good, very very good. And worse, it works very well against Chun. So what will most Zangief's do? Repeaded body splash or jumping fierces to get close. Standing or crouching fierces on the ground to hit your pokes. KKK Lairat any and all jump ins. Kick into SPD, FAB, or get close enough to VC. The bad thing about the match? Your anti- airs are very VERY VERY distance dependent in this match, and a failed anti-air means you're dead. If there was only one match in the game where I had to convince you to learn proper anti-air distances, it'd be this one. First I want to give you this analogy that has greatly helped me in this match up. Think of Zangief as Sentinel, and think of Chun-Li as Storm. And in SFA3's universe, Storm must run away from Sentinel. That is your mentality: Zangief should work his fat Russian ass off to get anywhere near Chun-Li and it is your job to run away and whittle down his health and the timer in the process. Anti-airs. You cannot use crouching HK liberally in this match. In fact, I'd say 90% it'd get beaten clean and lead to your death. The only times it'd hit is in those guaranteed times when Zangief becomes desperate at trying to get near you and jumps from way farther than he should, then you can crouching HK his (probably) jumping roundhouse without trading. So you have these options: Standing far HP, standing far MK, standing LP, standing MP, Kikosho, air throw. Use standing HP when Zangief jumps from around YOUR crouching MK range and learn this distance. If he splashes, he will get hit clean and you can chase after him with a juggle crouching HK or jumping MK into Lightning Kick chip. BUT, his jumping HP will beat your jumping HP, here you have to time it so that he lands on a fully extended standing MK and at the tip of your foot. And remember that lovely crouching jump bait. Crouch and watch him try to splash him and bust out your Kikosho. This is scary, but you must learn this too: walk under him when he splashes and either standing MP him or better yet standing LP him for a counter hit into a jumping juggle. You must the distance of when it is safe to walk under a splash, because it is one of the key ways to run away and also one of the key ways to damage him. Okay, this match is all about running away and running that timer down while keeping Gief away in the process. If you want to play it completely safe, try not to get into this anti-air distance guessing game, and just run away. When you predict he's gonna jump (and you must be right on this), meet him with a jumping MK which will beat anything he has in the air and then mash on MK for Lightning Kicks when you land. If he doesn't flip, he'll fall into it, if he does, you're safe and can continue to run away. When you reach the corner, wall jump and AIRBLOCK his KKK Lairat and continue to run away. Trust me, he'll try to Lairat you, and you'll airblock it to safely reach the ground. Once you land, you can safely get in ONE crouching *MK* (that's one crouching forward) before you run away again. When he starts wising up to your wall jumping and airblocking his Lairat, then instead of airblocking it after a wall jump, walk up and throw him. In fact, walk up throws will catch a LOT of Zangief players off guard because they don't expect people to do that. For zoning, standing HK is good once in a while to keep Zangief at a distance. Don't do more than one standing HK in a row because after the first one, most Giefs will take it as a signal to jump in: which should be a signal for you to walk under him and standing MP, LP, run to the other side, etc. Never NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER try your cross up games on Zangief because his KKK Lairat eats ALL your jumpins clean, (well, not never ever, but at least not until you taught him NOT to KKK Lairat blindly, and you can only stop him from KKK Lairating by continually airblocking them.) Remember airblocking his jumping attacks allows you to counter roll (push KK), use that to surprise him. And your jump back HP will beat his splash if you find yourself in that position. V-Zangief, well not only do you have his damn midscreen Lairat VC to worry about while running away, he's got a set up blocked Glowing Hand VC that leads into his SPD etc. If he does the Glowing Hand VC, block the first Glowing Hand and **IMMEDIATELY** Alpha Counter to prevent the SPD. There's so much I can write about this match, cause I've fought it so many times and I'm constantly learning. I hope this will give you a foundation for this uphill battle. Did I mention I hate Zangief with a passion? 6. DHALSIM I think this is a pretty even match. Dhalsim's drills eat most of Chun's anti-airs and he anti-air Chun very well too. But, Chun can nullify most of Sim's long limbs with her standing MP and Level 1 Senretsu, and once she DOES get in and gets her cross up game going, it's very difficult for Sim to get her off his back. First test your waters. See if your Dhalsim knows how to anti-air you or not. They'll most likely be using the chop or Yoga Thrust (or the better ones, chop comboed into Yoga Thrust). You have to standing MP poke and bust out Level 1 Senretsus your way to get close to him and get that all important cross up. Once you do get the cross up, stay on him like glue by using your standing and crouching MP after the cross ups rather than the standing HP and crouching HK (they are too laggy and allow for him to escape easier). Don't jump at a full metered Sim, his Flame Super anti-airs really well. Keep a look out for his limb patterns. A lot of Sims like to end their poke patterns with a standing HK to prevent jump ins. Be on the lookout for when they stick it out and counter with your crouching HP (yes, crouching fierce) to major counter his standing roundhouse. Once you get your cross up game going, be on the look out for Sims who try to escape by air throwing your next cross up attempt or teleporting. Air throws can be anti-aired on the way down or attacked early/late; teleports if predicted correctly will give you another cross up/mix up attempt. Just remember that once you're in, you do not want to let this freak escape you. Rush him down and don't let up; you want his stupid wife to be constantly crying and never clapping. 7. GUY This is a good match for both characters. Both are highly offensive, both rush down like crazy, and both can nullify each others best attacks. Things to keep in mind: Guy's crouching kicks go under your crouching HK and hit it clean, so don't use it too much unless you are guaranteed the hit. Guy's elbow drop will beat your crouching HK anti- air, so don't use it then. Guy's Rushing Punch super gives him a frame advantage after you block it, and he will most likely: Hurricane Kick super your retaliation attempt or throw you if he thinks you'll block; try your best to predict what he'll try to do and act accordingly (most likely he'll try the Hurricane Kick first then the throw the second time, you can alternatively AC him to avoid the scenario if you like). Guy can Final Fight chain into his Kick super or air throw you into his kick super in the corner, so don't let these things happen (especially be on the lookout for the throw into super when you're in the corner). He has an unblockable super throw that he will most likely use on you getting up; thankfully it has REALLY bad range and you can tell it's coming by the way he poses for a split second when the screen flashes and hit him out of it with crouching MP. Plus if you see the screen flash when he's that close on you while you're getting up, you can safely assume he's trying for the unblockable and crouching MP to hit him out. After a successful cross up, Guy is usually so small that your crouching CLOSE HP doesn't come out, but rather the far one, which leaves you open. So what do you have? Well your cross up games still work, but you have to be careful jumping around too much because his Hurricane Kicks and special air grap gets you easily. But once you do cross him up, he has little to do afterwards. Go for the standing and crouching MP barrage after the cross up rather than the usual standing HP and crouching HK (remember, ease up on the crouching HK in this match). Crouching and standing MP in general are very good poke tools and beat most of his best pokes cleanly. Standing HP and standing MP should be your main anti-airs. Senretsu through his crouching MK sweep attempts or slides. Lots of Guy players love they're meaty crouching MK when you're getting up: Senretsu/Rising Kick wake up time! And don't forget crouching to jump bait him into elbowing: Kikosho! Standing and crouching MP will win you this fight, don't let up when you got him blocking them. 8. CHARLIE This match should be in your favor. Your jumping LK will beat his jump ins and anti-airs clean, and he can't really stop the cross ups into your standard mix ups once you start going. Crouching HK works very well in this fight to anti-air him. Shouldn't be too much of a problem. 9. KARIN Should be Chun's fight, but just a few things to keep in mind. After a blocked hop kick, be prepared for a possible punch super. There is no way for Karin to know whether or not to bust out the punch super or not, it's all anticipation on her part. But most Karin's will bust it out anyways since most people do indeed try to attack her after they block a hop kick. Just be careful of that trap. V-Karin as her OTG throw VC, but she really can't get in that well on Chun to be able to use it in the first place. Your anti-airs (crouching HK and standing MP) knock her out of the air her clean, even her jumping short. And she can't really stop your cross ups and mix up game. Just be careful of the Hop Kick trap and you'll be okay, and possibly her flying overhead after a blocked Rekka Ken chain (but you can clearly see her flying in the air and can react to it in time if you see it coming). 10. GEN Offensive monster. Things to watch out: Waterfall kick anti-air, you can't beat it, don't try to. Standing HK anti-air, and if you flip, you get juggled again, repeat; make sure you ROLL instead of flipping if you get caught in that. His cross up into super, which hurts. Make sure you anti-cross up him with your standing and crouching MP when necessary. Crouching HK works on most of his jump ins, the ones that don't use standing MP. Once you get him in your cross up game, use more standing and crouching MPs rather than your standing HP or crouching HK. More help on this match would be appreciated because it's a hard one for me too. 11. BISON You kinda have to play this one by ear. I don't have a set strategy, because most Bisons are very random and Magneto-like. Your jumping LK and MK should beat most of his air-to-air attacks, and crouching HK is a good poke and friend. Once you get the cross up game and standing/crouching MP barrage started, he can't really do anything about it other than maybe teleport away, which if you predict will just start the process all over again for him. You can standing MP his stomps and jump ins cleanly. 12. SAGAT Sagats bezerk too. A lot of them like to just keep jumping at you with his short and mindlessly try to combo into his Tiger Raid super whether his attacks hit or not. Against his jump ins, go for standing MP as the anti-air rather than your crouching HK. Be careful of flipping out into a Tiger Shot super. He can't really stop the cross ups either once started. Just be mindful of the bezerkers. V-Sagat, don't let him get you in the corner. Fight him mid-screen. 13. CHUN-LI Mirror match, and one I hate. I used to lose this mirror match so much on Kaillera, but I've gotten sound advice from a very well respected player and have now fair much MUCH better. There are some really nasty Chuns on the net, most don't know how to handle the mirror match, and some take it personally when they lose too. I'm guessing they probably realize that (gasp!) they might not have the best Chun on the net; not to say mine is, but she's pretty damn good. Part of me wants to divulge how to deal with them, but then I'd almost be debunking my own Chun in a way. I guess email me for the vs. Chun strats if you need them. IX. MISCELLANEOUS _/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ COLORS _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/ In the arcade, your character's color is limited to what -ISM you selected, and determined by what button you chose your -ISM with (punch or kick). The Playstation version allows any colors to be chosen for all ISMs, and is determined by what button you used to select your character. Chun-Li has 2 new colors in the Playstation version of Alpha 3 that were not available in the arcade. Chun also has 2 different outfits (one for X-ISM, the other for A&V-ISM). ARCADE COLORS X-ISM COLORS 1. PUNCH- Sky blue Chinese dress (Her classic SF2 punch costume) 2. KICK- Pink Chinese dress (Her classic SF2 kick costume) A-ISM COLORS 1. PUNCH- Blue athletic suit with blue top (standard Alpha suit) 2. KICK- Pink athletic suit with pink top V-ISM COLORS 1. PUNCH- Purple athletic suit with white top (XvSF Alpha kick costume) 2. KICK- Green athletic suit with white top PLAYSTATION COLORS X-ISM COLORS 1. SQUARE- Sky blue Chinese dress 2. X button- Pink Chinese dress 3. TRIANGLE- Purple Chinese dress 4. CIRCLE- Green Chinese dress 5. R1 button- Forest green Chinese dress 6. R2 button- Yellow Chinese dress A-ISM and V-ISM COLORS 1. SQUARE- Dark violet athletic suit with violet top (new color) 2. X button- Teal athletic suit with teal top (new color) 3. TRIANGE- Blue athletic suit with blue top 4. CIRCLE- Pink athletic suit with pink top 5. R1 button- Purple athletic suit with white top 6. R2 button- Green athletic suit with white top _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ OFFICIAL STORYLINE _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ Chun-Li is the ICPO's special detective assigned to Shadaloo. With management corruption, she was powerless as an official. So, she works in cooperation with Charlie to defeat Shadaloo. Now they take separate paths as they attempt to find M. Bison. _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ GAME DIALOGUE _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ (Mid-boss, with Birdie, 5th round) Chun-Li: Excuse me... May I have a moment of your time, Mr. Birdie? Birdie: You...? What does an agent of Interpol want with me? Chun-Li: We have confirmed that you are involved with Shadaloo! Now... Tell me where the Shadaloo bases and M. Bison are! Birdie: Heh heh heh... And what if I refuse? <after the fight> Chun-Li: This is what happens when you don't cooperate! Now, talk! Birdie: Blast it!! I'll never talk! Now bug off! I have business in Thailand... ...oops! Chun-Li: I appreciate your cooperation, kind sir! (Fight with Cammy, 9th round) Chun-Li: ....?! Who are you?! Cammy: You... must not interfere... We were born... to serve... ...to serve... Master Bison...! Chun-Li: What's the matter...?! Are you okay...?! Cammy: No... I will... destroy you...! Fear... Death! Murder! (Fight with Juli and Juni, 10th round) Bison: Hmm... A problem has arisen... She has become aware of herself. Chun-Li: How could you do such a thing to a little girl...!! Bison: Relax my dear, [sic] The show must go on... Now my pretty dolls... Entertain my guest...! Attack! (Fight with Shin Bison, 11th round) <This battle has a special introduction sequence. Bison will be floating down to the ground surrounded by Psycho energy flames. Chun- Li is holding a gun pointed in his direction. After the dialogue is over, Chun tosses the gun aside (why I have no idea) and the match starts.> Chun-Li: These children... They are innocent! How could you?! Your acts are unforgivable, Bison!! Bison: Ha ha ha ha ha ha!! You amuse me child! Okay then... I'll let you earn the right to be my guinea pig! _/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ ENDING _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/ Chun-Li: Drug trafficking... Illegal arms possession and manufacturing... That list of charges is enough. I'm arresting you now! What...?! <Bison gets up> Bison: Wa ha ha ha ha! I am immortal! As long as hatred and fear exist... I will live forever...! Now is the time that you will be erased from existence! I will bestow terror upon the weaklings of this world! I'll prove my strength by destroying you with fear! <He flies off> Bison: Mwa ha ha ha ha!! <The next scene shows Charlie in a jet> Charlie: Chun-Li! Can you hear me? This is Charlie! It seems that our situation is critical! Bison is planning to use Psycho Power to destroy the capital! Chun-Li: I'll pursue him... Charlie: You sneak into the base and try to find a way to stop him. <Outside the base> Chun-Li: This is Shadaloo's top secret base. Something must be here! There must be something I can do to stop this madman! <Inside> Chun-Li: Maybe...?! Maybe I can use this! <Outside a robot comes to life and shoots a laser at Bison who is still flying through the air> Bison: Mwa ha ha haa! You are weak! Witness your destruction! Whaaat...?!! No...It can't be...! Nooooooooo!! <Bison blows up and the place gets nuked. The next scene is Charlie's jet> Charlie: Chun-Li, can you hear me?! This is Charlie! We did it! We did it...!! He couldn't have survived such a large explosion! Yes...! At last...We've destroyed him! <Outside where Chun-Li finds a dizzied Cammy> Chun-Li: Are you okay? Cammy: Ugh...Oh...What happened to me? Chun Li: It's okay now. The nightmare has ended! But my job is not yet finished. My fight to strike down the evil individuals like M. Bison... has just begun... Yes... This is only the beginning! _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ WIN QUOTES _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ "Fighting ability is important... Handcuffs only go so far!" "My strength must have been something you weren't ready for!" "So do you have anything to say in your defense?" "Speed is sometimes more important than strength!" "Oops! I'm sorry if I hit you there too hard." "I need a vacation! Being an inspector isn't easy." _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ INTRODUCTION POSES _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ A&V-ISM: Chun will clean off the sole of her shoe, tap it three times on the ground, and begin to fight. X-ISM: Chun will clasp her hands together and bow at her opponent. _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ WIN POSES _/ _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ Chun-Li has 4 different win poses. However, only three of them can be manually selected by holding down a specific button after winning a round. 1. LP or LK (Respectful Bow) Chun-Li will face forward with her legs apart and arms crossed in front of her, then bow to the player. 2. MP or LK ("Ha ha ha ha! Yai Ta!" Chun-Li will jump up and down laughing, make a peace sign, and end by saying "Yai Ta!" (Okay!) 3. HP or HK (Chun-Li Kicks) Chun-Li will kick 3 times and hold a pose. The pose is the same one she uses when she starts the Senretsu Kyaku in the Vs. series. 4. Win a perfect veictory ("Gomen Ne!") This is Chun-Li's "secret" win pose and she will only do it after winning a perfect victory which cannot be selected. It is the same as her taunt. X. THANKS 1. John Lakin He gave me cool combos, VCs, missing quotes, strategies, and the entire ending. Thanks a lot. 2. email@example.com The person who prompted me to write a Chun-Li FAQ. He was really nice and complimented me on my FAQs. Really without him, this FAQ might've never existed. 3. Greg Dawson If you hadn't noticed, Greg is a major contributor to all of my FAQs. Mucho thanks to him (especially for teaching me how to do the Hazan). Go read his stuff! 4. The Mysterious Person on GPOW A lifetime ago I used to visit Gouki's Page of Whatever's Message Board. One day, I read a post that described the Dramatic Mode Death Combo. I forgot who posted it though. Thanks anyway. 5. Apoc For all the help on the SFA3 threats and taking time to answer my PMs. Thanks for the Chun help, and ALL the info was gold. Thanks. 6. 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Posted by Lotg on October 19, 2004
I recently referred to my French friend as being 'a dag'. He asked me what I meant. I explained that unfortunately, technically, a dag's that icky bit dangling off the backside of a sheep - so to many cultures that would sound like an insult.
But in Australia, it's can be a term of endearment. It depends on the context, and your tone of voice. If someone dresses like a looser, you could call him a dag. But - if someone says something funny, you can turn around and laugh and say 'you're a dag' - but in that context you mean 'you're a card', a character, a wag, etc. Which was how I meant it when I said it to Michel.
Anyway all of that was a round-about way to ask if anyone knows how the term 'card' came to mean a character or a wit? eg. He's a card - meaning he's quite funny, etc.


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Save the Date: Manitoba Design Exchange Thursday October 4, 2012
Based on the success of the 2010 and 2011 Manitoba Design Exchange, The Professional Interior Designers Institute of Manitoba (PIDIM) is pleased to present the Exhibitor Package for the 2012 show. Last year the show sold out in 3 weeks, so please register early to avoid disappointment.
The Manitoba Design Exchange 2012 is a one day trade show targeted towards the design community of Manitoba sponsored by the PIDIM. The committee has been compiling a list of interior designers, architects, contractors, estimators and individuals from all other aspects of the design community.
The trade show will be held on October 4, 2012 from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., at the Victoria Inn Hotel and Conference Center. The focus of the show is to showcase the latest products and services available and provide an opportunity to bring the design and vendor communities together for an informal, social atmosphere. This event represents a valuable opportunity to network with industry professionals and showcase your product lines.
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I've been wanting to check out Ricky's Fish Tacos ever since I read about him on Dylan Ho's blogfew years ago. Though without a Twitter account, it was a little difficult to track him down, especially it takes about an hour to go to LA from my parents' house. But finally he joined Twitter and I was able to see if he'll be out on the street serving his delicious fish, shrimp and some times lobster tacos. So last October, while I was out in LA with the Big Gay Ice Cream guys, I drove to 1400 N. Virgil Ave in Los Feliz where Ricky was suppose to be. Sadly, after driving around the same corner a dozen times, I gave up and drove home.
This time, armed with my iPhone and Google Maps, I succeeded in locating him!
Oh sweet sweet freshly fried fish in taco form. The truck has no menu but you can bet they'll have fish and shrimp. I went for 2 fish tacos ($3 each). Each was topped with pico de gallo and a little bit of raw cabbage. There were squeeze bottles of salsa, crema Mexicana and hot sauces in the truck's fridge. Watch out! The pieces of fish are hot. I nearly burned my tongue off but it was sooo sooo worth it. For me the fish in a fish taco has to..HAS TO be fried. And Ricky's version is crispy, light and tasted fresh. I can see why he's so popular.
Be prepare to wait. They take a bit of time to make each order. There's a tent with chairs and tables for people dining in.
Ricky's Fish Tacos 1400 N. Virgil Ave, Los Feliz. It's across the street from Vons and the truck is park in a private lot.


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Just curious, what do users here think of this particular bus chassis?
I haven't seen many videos of them on the internet, and they don't seem to be as prolific as the O405 chassis. The CNG ones have unusually slow acceleration compared to chassis types such as L94UBs. They are very slow up hills, but on a positive note, they're mediocre regarding reliability. It would be interesting to see how they would've performed on the Adelaide O'bahn compared to the O305s that operated on it until 2009-2010.
I think their ABM bodies are a joke personally, and they seem to have their own characteristics visually. They seem to be rather unsturdy, and their internal mirror frames are so ridiculously high that it's not funny. They have this weird panel in the centre of the bus that protrudes inwards and reduces legroom, which saw them have a single seat installed adjacent to this instead of two. Regarding the sound they make, I'm almost stuck for words here... all I can say is that they remind of a typical CNG MAN low floor, and absolutely nothing else!
BTW, does anyone know if there are any videos of these buses around the place getting to 100kph? It would probably take at least 60 seconds for them to reach this speed assuming their engines don't seize...
Don't get my wrong, I don't hate these buses by any means, but if I was looking for a high performance vehicle, this wouldn't be my pick! I sort of wish Adelaide had gotten more than just 50 of them.
Despite every other 1980s-2000s Adelaide metro MAN bus having a Facebook page in recognition of them, there isn't one for this particular bus type. Not really surprising.


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Meeting with a group of students before her performance of Bone Hill: The Concert in Spaulding on Friday, Martha Redbone began the conversation with something close to my heart: coal mining.
"When you think of coal mining in Virginia and the North East, you probably think of white people, in particular the Irish," she said. Yes, I thought. She's right. Except, when I think of coal mining, I think of my hometown in the valleys of South Wales, a place that thrived on and was ruined by coal mining. Still, white people. "You might forget about the people of color–the Native and African Americans whose generations of history have been erased there."
Martha Redbone describes her music and storytelling as a redefining of the phenotypes that make people look at her and describe her as one thing, only Black or Native American, not what she is: a mixture of African American, Native American and white. In Bone Hill: The Concert, she looks back to her great-grandmother, through the generations from different races and places that came together to give her the identity she holds today. One student asks her if she sees this as a form of reconciliation of identities, but no, she says, it's just a way of honoring her family. Honoring the untold, the hidden and the denied. The greatest American story never told.
This message hits hard with a lot of students at Dartmouth, as one student points out when she asks Martha the crucial question: does she sometimes feel like she is sacrificing one part of her culture? If you come from somewhere different from Dartmouth, you can feel like the spokesperson for your culture, race or nationality. If you're a mix, you can feel like you need to choose, or need to bend yourself to fit one identity. Martha Redbone talks of the censuses sent around Harlan County, Kentucky, every decade, telling her family what race they were, judging by hair or skin color without trusting their own knowledge of themselves. She uses humor to portray something that she describes as so absurd, such a ridiculousness of pain that only comedy can describe it.
People will always want to tell you who you are. If you're a person of color, mixed-race, queer or mixed-nationality, a homogenous culture can be tiring; just existing in a space can be tiring. Being different is more than just being far from home, especially when the details of your existence, details that you feel in every drop of blood and crease of your skin, are constantly forgotten and misunderstood. That's why we sing. That's why we sit and listen to Martha Redbone's story. That's why we laugh, and cry, and nod and sigh at the erased history she shares with us. That's why sometimes we go home, or wish to go home, and why we tell our stories, however we can, hoping someone will listen.
"Our home never leaves us – our story lives on, when we travel to different places, in our souls and in our songs."


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Colin Bulthaup, 26
Developed new fabrication methods that could slash the cost of chip manufacturing
There has to be a cheaper way to make computer chips, and Colin Bulthaup thinks he has found it. Current manufacturing involves multibillion-dollar fabrication plants that use time-consuming photolithography methods to painstakingly etch features onto semiconductor microchips. But as an MIT grad student, Bulthaup developed a method that uses a liquid embossing system to directly print patterns of inorganic semiconductors on the chips. And because the technique-which requires no etching- can cheaply deposit multiple layers of complex circuits, even on flexible substrates, it can be used for such applications as inexpensive electronic tags. After earning a graduate degree, Bulthaup and three partners initially raised $7 million to start Sunnyvale, CA-based Kovio, which is aiming to commercialize the technology. Bulthaup predicts his approach will cut the cost of chip manufacture but a factor of 10 and says that electronic devices made with the printing technology will be available in 2005.
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Zhenan Bao
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Marcela Bilek
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Daniel Bond
Turns sea muck into fuel cell power plants
Michael Bowman
Builds microturbines that could become the power plant of choice in many settings
Colin Bulthaup
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Karen Burg
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Xiangfeng Duan
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As if light could be translated
Curated by Art Proper: Annika Kristensen & Samantha Williams
04.11.2015 - 20.11.2015
Opening 04.11.15 6-8pm
Artist Talks 19.11.15 6-7pm
'As if light could be translated' brings together a group of artists who are interested in ideas of the universe, astrology, constellations, space, distance and the science of stars. In lieu of a curatorial rationale, we have borrowed the words of poet Louis MacNeice, whose description of 'holes, punched in the sky', recalls the glorious wonder of grappling the infinitude of the universe and the incomprehensible passage of time required to translate light from the stars.
Forty-two years ago (to me if to no one else
The number is of some interest) it was a brilliant starry night
And the westward train was empty and had no corridors
So darting from side to side I could catch the unwonted sight
Of those almost intolerably bright
Holes, punched in the sky, which excited me partly because
Of their Latin names and partly because I had read in the textbooks
How very far off they were, it seemed their light
Had left them (some at least) long years before I was.
And this remembering now I mark that what
Light was leaving some of them at least then,
Forty-two years ago, will never arrive
In time for me to catch it, which light when
It does get here may find that there is not
Anyone left alive
To run from side to side in a late night train
Admiring it and adding noughts in vain.
- Louis MacNeice
Anna Dunnill
Anna Dunnill is an artist and writer. Her practice investigates the nature of language and communication, with forms including drawing, collage, text, installation, zines and textiles.
Michaela Gleave
Operating across a diverse range of media, Michaela Gleave's often temporal works question our relationship to time, matter and space, working with natural phenomena and tricks of perception within the frameworks that shape our knowledge of the universe.
Leanne Hermosilla
Through multimodal practice Leanne Hermosilla explores the doctrines, tools and practices of marginalised and alternative knowledge as a methodological framework for art making. Her research has spanned facets of psi phenomena, alternative therapies, spiritual practices, pagan rituals and divining practices.
Gabriella Hirst
Gabriella Hirst is a cross-disciplinary artist whose works responds to fragility of memory and personal narrative, exploring myth-making and archival impulses as part of the human condition.
Ash Kilmartin
Ash Kilmartin's recent works draw references and forms from particular histories of design, focusing on specific tools and places as a way to think about the qualities of time and labour. She is interested in how certain objects might store and communicate memory.
Scott Morrison
Scott Morrison's audiovisual practice investigates the synergistic properties of the seen and heard within the moving-image landscape.
Kate Robertson
Through photography, Kate Robertson is interested in working in the 'between space' of contemporary art and ethnography, in order to explore the inner workings of community and lived experience.
Lisa Sammut
Lisa Sammut's multi-disciplinary practice seeks to gain a tangible sense of cosmic time and scale through material production.


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latest information about upcoming or past events, award winners, and
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Title I School Integrated Action Plan 2019-2020
Nogales High School
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NHS Administration hosts Title I Parent Meetings at the beginning of
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NHS hosts School Senate Parent Meetings at the beginning of each month the entire school year. These meetings are informative and important for both parents and students – communicating information that impacts student achievement and discusses any student and parent concerns. Check out our School Senate Parent Meetings dates.
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NHS offers three sports seasons. Check out our Sports Seasons page for more information. Students must complete a Physical Packet in order to participate in sports and certain clubs/organizations on campus. These packets are available in the front office. For more information regarding the Physical Packet please contact Ms. Lupita Gastelum at (520) 377 - 2021, ext. 7712.
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Before humans die, they write their last will and testament, give their home and all they have, to those they leave behind. If, with my paws, I could do the same, this is what I would ask…
To the poor and lonely stray, I would give:
– My happy home
– My bowl and cozy bed, soft pillows and all my toys
– The lap, which I love so much
– The hand that stroked my fur, and the sweet voice which spoke my name
I'd will to the sad, scared sheltered dog, the place I had in my human's loving heart, of which there seemed no bounds. So when I die, please do not say, "I will never have a pet again, for the loss and pain is more than I can stand." Instead, go find an unloved dog, one whose life has held no joy or hope and give MY place to HIM. This is the only thing I can give to him…. The love I left behind.
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When I was younger, had you asked me to reveal my favourite Disney character, I would have replied quite emphatically that it was Aurora, the beautiful blonde Sleeping Beauty. She would have been closely followed by the equally beautiful, free-spirited Pocahontas, with Esmerelda, the pretty gypsy who captured the Hunchback's heart with her curly hair and her strong hoop game coming in at third place.
I'm sure I won't be the first to reel off such a looks-heavy list. As kids, however hard our parents might try to balance out the Barbies with Bob the Builder, girls invariably end up aspiring to the picture perfect, fairy princess stereotype. We want the long luscious hair, the slender waist, the sparkly doe eyes and the handsome prince to top it all off. And in many ways, these desires travel with us into adulthood. A quick glance at my reflection as I walked to the swimming pool this weekend was enough to have me hankering after a Disney princess-style physique. And there's definitely a part of me that would love it if my Prince Charming came along with little more effort than some beauty sleep.
Luckily, my model for the perfect woman has evolved a little beyond that of the boring, blonde-haired princess since my Disney-watching days. In fact, were you to ask for my heroine preference today, instead of Aurora, I'd be far more likely to pick her fairy godmothers, the plump, bustling trio who protect the young princess from the wicked witch, or quite possibly the gloriously evil Cruella de Vil, a woman whose commitment to her fabulous fur coat collection I can definitely identify with.
But it's not always easy to remember that there's more to life than good hair. These days, the ads, Instagrams, films, magazines and everything else we absorb on a day-to-day basis continue to peddle the Disney princess myths of our youth, filling our heads with unattainable body goals and making the accolade of 'beautiful' feel like the only one worth striving for. So it's handy when you get a reminder of just how many ways there are to be brilliant.
This weekend, my own reminder came in pretty unlikely form. I was flicking through the TV channels, and without so much as a PC (Pre-Caitlyn) episode of KUWTK to stick on, I found myself watching one of those Alan Yentob BBC documentaries, the subject of which happened to be Bette Midler. I've watched the weep-fest that is Beaches, and I'm sure there can't be many people in the world who haven't heard the soppy funeral favourite 'Wind Beneath My Wings', but other than that, I didn't know too much about Bette up until this weekend. What I know now, though, is that the woman is INCREDIBLE.
Midler started out working in a club that doubled up as a steam room, frequented solely by men wearing nothing but towels, and she refined her comedy routines, dance moves and world-class singing voice on the underground New York circuit, where she earned her nickname, 'The Divine Miss M'. An appearance on the Johnny Carson show would prove to be her lucky break, leading to a career that's spanned everything from Oscar nominations and Grammy wins to a stint at Las Vegas in her 60s, performing relentless song and dance numbers someone half her age would have struggled with. All this, from a woman whose first director pointed out she "didn't look like your typical Hollywood leading lady".
Watching this, it made me think: thank god for women like Bette, who do far more than 'pretty'. Women like Michelle Obama, with her boundless charisma and cool in the face of endless scrutiny and self-sacrifice. Lena Dunham, who continues to put her body and her politics out there when people in their thousands tell her she doesn't deserve to do either. Chimamanda Adichie, the author whose words famously now grace Beyoncé songs, who it was revealed recently managed to have a baby without anyone in the media noticing, because she refused to "perform pregnancy" for anyone. The likes of Jennifer Saunders and the late great Victoria Woods, who proved women were funny enough to earn prime time TV slots. And there are of course, countless others.
However sad it might be, watching that documentary was just the reminder I needed that the goal posts in life don't have to be set to those of a Disney princess. As Bette herself pointed out: "If only I'd known my differentness would be an asset, then my earlier life would have been much easier." So, the next time I'm confronted with the sight of some washboard abs, feeling guilty that I can't stick to a Deliciously Ella-style regime of fat-free, organic-only rabbit food, feeling unpopular, or unloveable, I'll remember women like The Divine Miss M – those who prove that there are endless ways in which to measure your self-worth – and hopefully the Bette Effect I felt this weekend will kick in, and knock some divine sense into me.