Albeit being a simple move, Abolishing Fist is one of Kazuya's main tools in dishing out powerful combos. First, the hit tracks fully at any direction. Second, this move can stun an opponent on counter-hit and gives a formidable frame advantage (at 13 frames), meaning that if one is good at using Electric Wind God Fist, then you can set the opponent up for a good launcher, and possibly perform more damaging combos at disposal.
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| - Albeit being a simple move, Abolishing Fist is one of Kazuya's main tools in dishing out powerful combos. First, the hit tracks fully at any direction. Second, this move can stun an opponent on counter-hit and gives a formidable frame advantage (at 13 frames), meaning that if one is good at using Electric Wind God Fist, then you can set the opponent up for a good launcher, and possibly perform more damaging combos at disposal.
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| - Albeit being a simple move, Abolishing Fist is one of Kazuya's main tools in dishing out powerful combos. First, the hit tracks fully at any direction. Second, this move can stun an opponent on counter-hit and gives a formidable frame advantage (at 13 frames), meaning that if one is good at using Electric Wind God Fist, then you can set the opponent up for a good launcher, and possibly perform more damaging combos at disposal. It should be noted, however, that all of this properties were balanced as the series progresses. In the first game, the move already has this properties despite the game mechanics not having a Supercharger nor a balanced counter-hit proc ratio.
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