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{{Matchup|Heihachi|Lee}} | |||
== Lee's Neutral == | == Lee's Neutral == | ||
=== FF+4 === | === FF+4 === | ||
This is a very important approach tool in this match-up. The crushing properties of this move allow Lee to go under both Heihachi's electric AND his D/F+1; both of which are good keep out tools Heihachi will use. The crushing of the electric isn't surprising since it is high, but the hit box on Heihachi's D/F+1 is so small that Lee can consistently go under it with FF+4. | This is a very important approach tool in this match-up. The crushing properties of this move allow Lee to go under both Heihachi's electric AND his D/F+1; both of which are good keep out tools Heihachi will use. The crushing of the electric isn't surprising since it is high, but the hit box on Heihachi's D/F+1 is so small that Lee can consistently go under it with FF+4. | ||
[[File:Lee crushing Hei DF1.mp4|thumb|left|Even while at -1 disadvantage Lee can still go under Heihachi's D/F+1]] | [[File:Lee crushing Hei DF1.mp4|thumb|left|Even while at -1 disadvantage Lee can still go under Heihachi's D/F+1]] | ||
Revision as of 23:21, 26 January 2021
This page on the Heihachi vs Lee matchup only contains information specific to it, such as:
- Interactions between the two fighters' moves, hitboxes, and/or hurtboxes
- How the two fighters' neutral plans need to adapt for this matchup
It does not contain general information for playing against either fighter, which is instead at Heihachi counterplay and Lee counterplay.
Lee's Neutral
FF+4
This is a very important approach tool in this match-up. The crushing properties of this move allow Lee to go under both Heihachi's electric AND his D/F+1; both of which are good keep out tools Heihachi will use. The crushing of the electric isn't surprising since it is high, but the hit box on Heihachi's D/F+1 is so small that Lee can consistently go under it with FF+4.