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| == Media Format Stuff ==
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| {{Combolist|
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| ; wall
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| : 2+3 1 f+1+2,H.f !HD df+1,2>1
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| }}
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| {{Move
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| |name=jab test
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| |input=1,1,1
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| |startup=i10
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| |block=+1
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| |hit=+8
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| |notes=
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| |video=File:Zafina Heat Smash.mp4
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| }}
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| tect teasdasd
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| == test collapse ==
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| <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
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| <div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">MediaWiki Format (Galleries and Collapse)</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| How Galleries Work
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| <syntaxhighlight lang="html">
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| <gallery>
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| File:Example Image1.png|Example caption
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| File:Example Image2.jpg|Example caption with a link to [[Main Page]]
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| File:Example Image3.jpg
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| File:Example Image4.jpg|Caption with a link [http://.hostknox.com HostKnox]
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| File:Example Image5.jpeg|Example caption with '''formatting'''
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| </gallery>
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| [[File:Feng H.3+4 shockwave.mp4]]
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| </syntaxhighlight>
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| Big example body sentence to show how it fits around text
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| Big example body sentence to show how it fits around text
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| Big example body sentence to show how it fits around text
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| Big example body sentence to show how it fits around text
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| Big example body sentence to show how it fits around text
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| {| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
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| ! | The header remains visible.
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| | test test test
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| |}
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| </div></div>
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| = Stuff =
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| === Two-Faced (TFA) Setups ===
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| <syntaxhighlight lang="html">... T! (Heat Burst if not already in Heat) LWV.1,2~f+3 DCK.f+3 H.EXD.1+3_2+4</syntaxhighlight>
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| Compared to the standard combo ender, this setup sacrifices about 7 damage for an opportunity at Two-Faced okizeme, which can net at least 50 damage. A successful TFA.1 does 15 damage and leaves you at +14 for a [[Steve_combos#Mini-combos|guaranteed follow-up]], while TFA.2 does 50 damage and swaps sides.
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| This setup catches tech in all directions, since H.EXD.1+3 is homing, and counterhits mid wake-up kick. It loses to low get-up kick and whiffs on any option that leave the opponent on the ground (like side-roll.) However, you can do EXD.2 to counterhit and launch low get-up kick and also hit a grounded opponent for 16 damage.
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| <gallery>
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| File:(Steve) TFA setup vs mid getup kick and tech.mp4|Catches techs and mid wake-up kick
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| File:(Steve) TFA vs low get up kick and no tech.mp4|Loses to low wake-up kick and staying grounded
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| File:EXD.2 vs low getup kick and no tech.mp4|EXD.2 beats low wake-up kick and hits grounded opponents
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| </gallery>
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| [[File:(Steve) TFA1 wallbreak.mp4|thumb|right|TFA.1 guarantees iPKB.f+1+2 for a wallsplat/break]]
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| This setup is useful if you want to leave your opponent just outside of Rage, after which a successful TFA.1 or 2 will almost certainly kill. It can also be used to try to force a mix-up when in range of a Stage Hazard when the standard combo wouldn't get the opponent to wallsplat regardless. Since TFA.1 leaves you +14, you can Sonic Fang into a Heat Dash followup, or even get iPKB.f+1+2 for a wallsplat if you're fast enough. TFA.2 does 50 damage, and the opponent may be less likely to break the 2 option with their back to the wall if they know you can wallsplat off of TFA.1.
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| On the downside, if your opponent doesn't get up, does low get-up kick, or guesses correctly on the throw break, you've wasted a chunk of Heat and return to a neutral situation. Due to the opportunity cost, it's most likely not worth going for this setup very often, but it can be a good option to surprise your opponent with every once in a while.
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