From: skillian@ux4.cso.uiuc.edu (Seth James Killian)
Subject: Re: Bison's Seven Hit Redizzy!
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 01:45:34 GMT
Keywords: Bison's Redizzy

skillian@ux4.cso.uiuc.edu (Seth James Killian) writes:




>	Well, kids, hold on to your hats.  Here is the M.Bison seven hit redizzy  I have performed it only once successfully, but I'm sure it can be done consis  tently.  It is as follows:
>	1) You must immediately recognize that your opponent has been dizzied.
>	(It should be fairly apparent after several good hits and that unusual
>	fall).  Perform Bisons crouching roundhouse slide while your opponent is
>	still down on the ground so that you will not actually hit him/her, but
>	you will be right on top on them when they stand up and are dizzy.
>	2) While charging for a scissor kick, perform one standing jab punch.
>	3) Still charging, perform a ducking jab (It is my understanding that
>	you can land more jabs if you alternate between standing and crouching          -this may in fact be wrong)
>	4) Still charging, perform another standing jab punch.
>	5) Execute the forward scissor kick (maybe roundhouse or short will work        too).  It should hit twice.
>	6) This is where the precision becomes hazy.  I believe that following 
>	the scissor kick with a strong punch will definitely hit (I know a jab 
>	will, but it may not complete the combo) a crouching forward is also 
>	O.K. I think.  (Please, no flames, just possible corrections, I've only
>	done the damn thing once).
>	7) Complete the combo with a standing forward (Again, I'm not positive 
>	this was correct, the guy was not cooperating and may have tried           
>	in between moves allowing for me to hit him, where he could have    
>	potentially blocked.)  If all goes well, your opponent should be stunned        again. (Repeat ad nauseum).

>	As a side note, I was playing against Dhalsim and I include the                 disclaimer that the guy was not "allowing" me to try this and may have
>	allowed me to land an ordinarily blockable hit, in an effort to escape.

>	Regardless, Bison is still a big weenie and is dogmeat for Ryu and Z.
>	Happy hunting!

>	Seth Killian
>				      "We all believe that which we know cannot
>				      be other than it is."
>							       -Aristotle

      	I am now of the opinion that this is not, in fact, a combo in the true
	sense of the word.  Since my original posting, I have failed in it's
	execution three times.  I always blew it when trying to follow the
	scissor kick.  Sometimes I could land a ducking forward (or the                 crouching strong) but I have since failed consistently to land the 
	final forward.  I may again be falling victim to my own timing failures
	but I now am leaning toward the fact that this "combo" may not be 
	executed without the possibilty of a block at some point.  Regardless
	it is still extremely nasty, looks cool, instills a hearty fear in the
	mind of your opponent and the potentially blocked forward kick may
	still be followed by a torpedo.  All in all, it's still pretty damned
	impressive (will almost certainly take off Vega's claw too).
	
	Sorry,
	   Seth Killian
	   
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