A good alternative is to do a 2D > 28D > j.B > j.C > 236C after your last 6C. It actually does only a few hundred points less damage and is my back-up combo if I’m frustrated with timing. However, the one thing I absolutely love about the 5D juggle combo is the fact that it puts the enemy on the ground, which can lead to several options, such as giving some DP bait, buffer the 6B overhead, throw, etc. With the other options, the enemy air techs and are back on their feet, which I don’t like >_<
Either way, from a bit of experimenting, here are the keys I look for doing the combo that may help some of you guys out.
First off, right off the bat, I’ll tell you that I absolutely HATE consecutive dash 6C’s, so I plan my offense to not utilize it (in the future, it will hopefully change) for the most part. If I can live without it, so can you! However, you do need to dash 6C, but not put consecutive dash 6C’s together.
For 3C > 22C > dash > 6C > (BC > 6C >) 5D > 6B > 5C > 6B > 5C > 236D:
If the 3C is a deep one, as in your foot is adjacent or extremely close to making contact with the enemy, you’ll need to input two 6C’s so include what is in the bracket.
If the 3C is from a moderate distance away, you’ll be fine when comboing from one 6C.
Also in getting the timing down for the 5D combo, I must say that the biggest key that I use is audio. I’ve seen several Noel players play on YouTube, and the sounds she makes while doing this combo is now embedded in my head. From replaying the sounds she makes, I make my button presses in that same rhythm. So you could benefit from watching others do the combo, and just play that song over in your head while performing the combo. I actually wind up whispering to myself what she says in the combo XD
For her 3C 22C (dash) 6C (dont dash) 6C (wait) 22C (dash) 6C (don’t dash) 6C (don’t wait) 22C j.B dj j.BC j.236C combo [I must say, this is a bitch]
The biggest key that I use to performing this combo is spacing. The same rules apply as the first combo. If from moderate distance, only use one 6C and go straight into 22C. If it’s deep, do 2 of them.
Now, for the rest of the combo, the biggest thing I found to be helpful is not to start the 6C the closest you can be to them. You seriously have to start hitting it when you think that if you move forward any further, you’ll be pushing both bodies forward. That is the biggest key for me. When my face is at their shoe, I start up the 6C. Works most of the time, will have to fiddle with this combo a tiny bit more.