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Bread n' butter

Bread n' butter combos are juggles that:

Work on as many different launchers as possible
Work on all body sizes

Launchers that require unique combos go straight to § Staples.

Regular launch (e.g. df+2): f+2 b+1,4~2 S! f+4~df <ws3,1,2

FDFA for Oki: f+2 b+1,4~df <ws3 f+4~2 S! Dash b+2,1+2

Crouching recovery (e.g. CH FUFT.3): ws3 b+1,4~2 S! f+4~df <ws3,1,2

Instant screw (e.g. f,F+4,3): 4 b+1,4~df <ws3,1,2

Mini-combos

[36] CH 1+2
[25] CH 2+3
[25] 2+3,P
[20] CH (uf+2),1: [+34] f,F+3^[1],D~2

↑ The f,F+3 must connect exactly on the first frame where the opponent recovers grounded for the spike to be unavoidable. If too early, it hits them airborne and doesn't spike. If too late, the opponent can do a toe kick or spring kick to make themselves airborne. This timing can be hit off CH 1+2 and CH (uf+2),1 but not either 2+3 situations.

Staples

Staple combos are juggles that:

Can be done consistently by a skilled player
Either work on all body sizes, or the characters it does work on are comprehensively listed
Are not strictly worse than another combo listed in terms of difficulty, damage, wall carry, and oki

Whenever a combo has KNK crouch dash into ws3 (e.g. f+4~df~3), the ws3 can be delayed a lot to cover more ground. This delay is necessary for many combos to work. Because of how frequent it is, and because there's no reason not to do it, the delay often isn't explicitly written.

After b+1,4 or f+4, you have to do a KNK cancel to get moves that aren't from KNK, crouch dash, or that use up inputs (e.g. uf+1,1). The explicit input for this is KNK.df~u,n. Because these sequences can't be done any other way, the cancel often isn't explicitly written, e.g. b+1,4~df~u,n f+4~2 may just be written b+1,4 f+4~2.

BPP means b,f+1+2,1+2,qcf+2.

[15] df+2: [+51] ssl df+1 ssl df+1 b+1,4 f+4~2 S! BPP; [+48] f+2 b+1,4 f+4~2 S! BPP; [+46] f+2 b+1,4 f+4~2 S! f+4~df <ws3,1,2; [+43] f+2 b+1,4~df uf+1,1 S! f+4~df <ws3,1,2

[15] uf+4: [+50] df+2+3 ws3 b+1,4~2 S! BPP; [+48] df+2+3 ws3 b+1,4~2 S! f+4~df <ws3,1,2

Rage

[15] df+2
[15] uf+4: f+2 b+1,4~df~3 f+4~2 S! R.df+1+2

Wall

Regular carry (30% scaling): [+28] f,F+3,D~2^[1]; [+25] df+1 1^[2] 3,2,3; [+22] b,f+1+2,1+2<qcf+2; [+21] b+1,4~df~1+2; [+21] b+1,4~3+4; [+19] b+1,4~3,4; [+19] b+1,4~1+2; [+17] FC.d+2^[3] ws1,4,1

uf+1,2
uf+3
db1+2,1: [+32] df+1 1^[2] 3,2,3; [+29] b,f+1+2,1+2<qcf+2; [+27] b+1,4~df~1+2; [+27] b+1,4~3+4; [+25] b+1,4~3,4; [+25] b+1,4~1+2

↑ f,F+3 must hit at end of wall stun to spike.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Only works vs Gigas, Jack-7, Kuma, and Marduk.
↑ Best option if previous move entered KNK since it can be done from crouch dash.

Float

1: combo when you anti-air with jab here

Back-turned opponent

[44] b+1,4~3
[15] df+2: [+42] df+1 b+1^[1],4~2 S! 3+4,2,3; [+34] 2,1 uf+1,1 S! 3+4,2,3; [+33] df+1 uf+1,1 S! 3+4,2,3

↑ Inconsistent when even slightly off-axis.

Stage break

Howard Estate: big boy break all the walls combo here

Floor break (regular carry, 30% scaling): [+33] W! 1 b+3,1 F! 1,4 W! f,F+3,D~2 【† Smalls 】; [+31] W! 1 b+3,1 F! 4 W! f,F+3,D~2; [+28] W! 1 b+3,1 F! 1,4 W! <ws1,4,1 †; [+26] W! d+2 F! 4 W! f,F+3,D~2; [+26] W! 1 b+3,1 F! d+2 uf+3+4; [+26] W! 1 b+3,1 F! 4 W! <ws1,4,1; [+25] W! b+1,4~4 F! ws1,4,1; [+20] W! uf+3+4 F! BPP (delay first and last hit)

Floor break (wall splat): [+39] W! b+3,1 F! 1,4 W! f,F+3,D~2 †; [+38] W! 1 b+3,1 F! 1,4 W! f,F+3,D~2 †; [+38] W! d+2 F! 1,4 W! f,F+3,D~2; [+37] W! b+3,1 F! 4 W! f,F+3,D~2; [+33] W! b+3,1 F! d+2 uf+3+4; [+33] W! b+3,1 F! 4 W! <ws1,4<1; [+32] W! b+1,4~4 F! ws1,4,1; [+32] W! uf+3+4 F! BPP (delay first and last hit)

Extras

Extra combos are juggles that are:

Strictly worse than one of the § Staples; or
Too inconsistent to be a staple; or
Joke combos for style points.

[31] CH uf+3+4
[15] df+2
[15] uf+4: [+51] 4 f+2 b+1^[1],4~2 S! b,f+1+2,1+2,qcf+2; [+48] 4 f+4~df~3 f+4~df~3 f+4~2 S! f+4~df <ws1+2; [+46] f+2 f+4~df~3 f+4~df~3 f+4~2 S! f+4~df <ws1+2

[23] db+3: [+56] f+3 f+2 b+1,4~df~3 f+4~2 S! f+4~df <ws1+2

[21] CH d+1: [+46] df+1 f+4~df~3 f+4~df~3 f+4~2 S! f+4~df <ws1+2

[24] CH KNK.2: [+48] b+1,4~df~3 f+4~df~3 f+4~2, S! f+4~df <ws1+2

↑ 4 f+2 b+1 can work if you're up close and dead straight, but even a slight amount of distance or bad angle ruins it. More likely to work after uf+4 or other launchers that bring Leo forwards.

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[1] The f,F+3 must connect exactly on the first frame where the opponent recovers grounded for the spike to be unavoidable. If too early, it hits them airborne and doesn't spike. If too late, the opponent can do a toe kick or spring kick to make themselves airborne. This timing can be hit off CH 1+2 and CH (uf+2),1 but not either 2+3 situations.

[2] ,F+3 must hit at end of wall stun to spike.

[df1-1-3] 2.0 ^2.1 Only works vs Gigas, Jack-7, Kuma, and Marduk.

[4] Best option if previous move entered KNK since it can be done from crouch dash.

[5] Inconsistent when even slightly off-axis.

[4-f2-b1-sus-6] 4 f+2 b+1 can work if you're up close and dead straight, but even a slight amount of distance or bad angle ruins it. More likely to work after uf+4 or other launchers that bring Leo forwards.

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