Akatsuki (ABK)

 

 




Akatsuki is a well rounded character with strong close range options and the most consistent super in the game.


His B and ↓B have good range and can combo into →C at close range or ↓↙←C at long range, making them strong pokes. His →C and ↓↙←C are unsafe if blocked though. 

His ↓↓A is a fast, invincible reversal, whereas his ↓↓C is a strong anti-air. 

His →B is an overhead that combos into ↓A if you can time it right. 

Try to save meter for Akatsuki's super, his EX moves are only okay and his super is very strong.


Combo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F998qaCbz4g

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