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Unika 2SS doesn't have a single option that frame traps. Because it's a projectile, it also has no pushback and it's -18 on block in counter hit recovery Here is a list of options to take advantage of this weakness. Basically she is bad at dealing with up forward... show more

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So in short just never do ~2S on block

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does wild assault not frame trap? it also creates a f-shiki situation if you hold up-forward.

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I didn't mention WA cause its a given+its a resource. But yeah it does "cover" jump in that it makes them block

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Oh thank you girl !

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