| Description
| - Hits low.
- Launches on hit.
- Breaks one primer on block.
- Has some startup.
- Hits overhead.
- Jab.
- Jumping kick straight ahead.
- Fatal counters.
- Can be followed up with Weiss Jagd or can be wolf-cancelled even before the hitbox comes out, allowing for some sly frame traps.
- Low poking kick with leading leg. Almost akin to either a typical crouching light kick or a medium kick of the same nature.
- Turns legs into a wolf claws and cross-swings both of them for a scissor-styled sweep .
- Has 120% bonus proration, meaning if one can rapid cancel this move, combos afterward can be very damaging.
- Can only be rapid-fired three times before the input chain resets.
- Grabs the opponent with a transformed arm and throws them by the face in the respective direction.
- Very solid combo starter, but spamming this may have your opponent get easily accustomed to blocking it. However, it controls space very well and works as a quasi-anti-air to keep up the pressure with.
- Good priority, but comes out slower than j.A so it's not that optimal for an air-to-air at times. However, it's one of Valkenhayn's main tools for air combos.
- This move is also unsafe on block, but it doesn't have to be used offensively since it works as another mobility tool.
- Pressing 4C will cause Valkenhayn to flip back and dash forward.
- Possible to follow up by canceling with Geschwind Wolf.
- Goes into guaranteed third hit if second hit connects. Possible to connect with first hit and still whiff second hit.
- Obscenely long range that moves Valkenhayn slightly forward, but can only be cancelled into a jump and/or with a Rapid Cancel .
- Guard point frames at frames 5-to-12, but it does not autoguard against lows, throws or unblockable attacks.
- Consumes an extra chunk of Wolf Gauge when canceling.
- Hits overhead. No longer does so in BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II.
- Has a standard cross-up hitbox on Valkenhayn's following knee.
- Despite its looks, it also has a very solid hitbox that reaches the ground, so it works as a very technical-but-rewarding tech roll punisher and OTG pickup tool.
- Pressing 7C will cause Valkenhayn to flip back and dive diagonally downwards.
- Cancels the recovery of a special move into Rasen Wolf.
- Switches sides with the opponent if it successfully connects.
- Long-ranged low kick with a transformed leg via a back-turning leaning sweep. Hits low. and knocks down via sweep effect.
- In the air during the attack, one can followup with another version of König Wolf depending on the position of both Valkenhayn and his opponent for multiple repetitions, but heavy execution is often needed here .
- Overdrive Cancel added to the small cancel options list in CP.
- New wolf-based normal added in BlazBlue: Chronophantasma. Kicks backward with his hind legs up into the air.
- While "charging" for the third hit, recovers Wolf Gauge as if standing.
- Possible to link multiple j.Bs while falling if done after a 5C against an opponent high enough in the air.
- B version has a steeper dive than A version.
- CP: Does a bit more damage.
- CP: No longer forces crouch on the second hit.
- CP: Now wallbounces on hit.
- Can be canceled into other wolf specials.
- Combos into air super on hit.
- Considerable startup.
- Crosses through opponent on hit or block.
- Transforms Valkenhayn into a wolf, or back into a human depending on his present state.
- Does not combo or cancel into anything, but only into a 5B or 5C on counter hit. Either way, it's not a reliable reversal, especially in the case of wakeup since many meaty setups can beat it out.
- Fatal counters on either hit.
- Front upward snap kick via the leading leg.
- Ground slides, and wallbounces near the corner.
- Hops over lows.
- Jump cancelable on hit or block.
- Jumping downward knife hand.
- Knocks opponent down on hit.
- Launches and sends opponent into fallback.
- Launches opponent.
- Links easily into 2B.
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