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The Left Splits Kick has its mirror-counterpart called the Right Splits Kick, although they have their own evident differences: 1. * The command input is f,F+3. 2. * The move forces the opponent in a crouched state when blocked on hit, giving the player a solid frame advantage and add a 50-50 mix-up gameplay. 3. * On hit, the move launches the opponent, putting him/her in a semi-bounced state.

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  • Left Splits Kick
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  • The Left Splits Kick has its mirror-counterpart called the Right Splits Kick, although they have their own evident differences: 1. * The command input is f,F+3. 2. * The move forces the opponent in a crouched state when blocked on hit, giving the player a solid frame advantage and add a 50-50 mix-up gameplay. 3. * On hit, the move launches the opponent, putting him/her in a semi-bounced state.
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  • The Left Splits Kick has its mirror-counterpart called the Right Splits Kick, although they have their own evident differences: 1. * The command input is f,F+3. 2. * The move forces the opponent in a crouched state when blocked on hit, giving the player a solid frame advantage and add a 50-50 mix-up gameplay. 3. * On hit, the move launches the opponent, putting him/her in a semi-bounced state.
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