About: Right Splits Kick

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The Right Splits Kick has its mirror-counterpart called Left Splits Kick, although they have their own evident differences: 1. * The command input for this move is f+4. Except for Kazumi, where the input is instead ff+4 while her f+4 is the Mach Kick. 2. * The move forces the opponent in a crouched state only when the kick connects. 3. * It doesn't launch the opponent nor put them in a bound state, so this move is only used as a poking tool.

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rdfs:label	Right Splits Kick
rdfs:comment	The Right Splits Kick has its mirror-counterpart called Left Splits Kick, although they have their own evident differences: 1. * The command input for this move is f+4. Except for Kazumi, where the input is instead ff+4 while her f+4 is the Mach Kick. 2. * The move forces the opponent in a crouched state only when the kick connects. 3. * It doesn't launch the opponent nor put them in a bound state, so this move is only used as a poking tool.
dcterms:subject	Kazuya Mishima Moves Kuro Moves Heihachi Mishima Moves Jin Kazama Moves Baek Doo San Moves Jinpachi Mishima Moves Mishima Style Karate Moves
abstract	The Right Splits Kick has its mirror-counterpart called Left Splits Kick, although they have their own evident differences: 1. * The command input for this move is f+4. Except for Kazumi, where the input is instead ff+4 while her f+4 is the Mach Kick. 2. * The move forces the opponent in a crouched state only when the kick connects. 3. * It doesn't launch the opponent nor put them in a bound state, so this move is only used as a poking tool.

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