SF4 Akuma Combos

[PumpkinBomber]

I have feeling you mixed up a few HP and MP abreviations in that post Gator. Otherwise it doesn’t make sense.

[Bman]

I wasn’t refering that you use it as a hit confirm. I rarely see it used period.

It’s what I use. You’re giving up a lot of damage of you don’t use it.

[GATOR]

I have feeling you mixed up a few HP and MP abreviations in that post Gator. Otherwise it doesn’t make sense.

I just read it thru… no I meant what I said. You have to jump in correctly for the hp to combo… the mp that comes after the jump in will land regardless of range… but for the hp that comes after the c.mp to combo you have to have jumped in correctly. Hp bnb doesn’t do that much less than a c.mp s.hp combo. And I would rather use c.hp to start a punishment combo. f.hp means Far hp… which is what comes out if you accidentally are out of range for the hp to combo after a c.mp.

I’m not exactly sure what you didn’t get… but… maybe you do now?

[PumpkinBomber]

I just read it thru… no I meant what I said. You have to jump in correctly for the hp to combo… the mp that comes after the jump in will land regardless of range… but for the hp that comes after the c.mp to combo you have to have jumped in correctly. Hp bnb doesn’t do that much less than a c.mp s.hp combo. And I would rather use c.hp to start a punishment combo. f.hp means Far hp… which is what comes out if you accidentally are out of range for the hp to combo after a c.mp.

I’m not exactly sure what you didn’t get… but… maybe you do now?

I got it. I just read it wrong before I guess. :tup:

[Sarda]

Ok so, combo question: Is the timing on the tatsu xx sweep different on C.Viper ? I can manage to do it in a consistent way on Rog and Sagat, for example, but not on viper.

[4AM]

Small question for all you wonder’s of wisdom. With the roundhouse loop, is there a difference between doing the loop without holding forward vs doing the loop holding forward? I’ve been doing it without holding it forward, and saw some videos where the players would hold forward while doing the loop. Is there any benefits to this?

P.S I am well aware the loop is viritually gone in SSF4 but its just so damn fun to do.

[GATOR]

@ sarda… kinda. Rog and sagat are very floaty when they fall… you’ll notice it kinda feels like you even have more time to do a srk on them compared to the rest of the cast. In short though… yea there is a slight difference… but it also might just be me. I havn’t had to THINK about doing it for so long though that I’m probably not the best person to be responding.

@ 4AM Its not necessary… but the reason is to try and get a little range on it. Completely unnecessary though and I’ve never really seen a time where having pressed forward would have done anythign for me so…*shrug… more of a preference in the end.

[ginseng96]

ggs today on live godgator (btan887)

[FROG55JON]

[media=youtube]LrlUFI1SiQk[/media] its not a vortex but just me training with akuma loop, is it ideal to p link with short or forward, cus i figured short is the best because if you miss it the short recovers instantly so u dont get punished ??

[BuffaloBillyBobert]

Those crouching attacks are so dangerous…

Like cr.lk into cr.lp into cr.mp or mk. The options are kinda scary… D:

[Nu-Skoool]

Scary for you or the guy you’re fighting?

[Laughter_7]

I didn’t want to make another thread for this, and I thought this is the best place to ask:

For the life of me, I can’t get the timing of this combo with Akuma:

c.lp, c.lp, (optional extra c.lp), lp tatsu into fierce dragon punch.

I used to be able to do it quite often, but I’ve just lost the timing completely, and I think a lot of the time when I used to land it I was actually breaking the combo after the c.lps and starting up again with the tatsu.

Are there any tricks to make it work more often?

Also, I’ve read that the above combo is Akuma’s ‘bread and butter’ - is this true, or is there something else I should be using for poke attacks/hit confirming?

P.s. I can do most of his other basic combos, such as s.hk, c.lp, tatsu into dragon, easy enough, so I don’t know what’s up.

[metallicaband]

I didn’t want to make another thread for this, and I thought this is the best place to ask:

For the life of me, I can’t get the timing of this combo with Akuma:

c.lp, c.lp, (optional extra c.lp), lp tatsu into fierce dragon punch.

I used to be able to do it quite often, but I’ve just lost the timing completely, and I think a lot of the time when I used to land it I was actually breaking the combo after the c.lps and starting up again with the tatsu.

Are there any tricks to make it work more often?

Also, I’ve read that the above combo is Akuma’s ‘bread and butter’ - is this true, or is there something else I should be using for poke attacks/hit confirming?

P.s. I can do most of his other basic combos, such as s.hk, c.lp, tatsu into dragon, easy enough, so I don’t know what’s up.

Check this thread:

http://shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=230532

You probably are just chaining those light punches, learn how to link the last lp so you’d cancel it into lk tatsu. Yes that’s one of the most important BnBs for Akuma.

[Laughter_7]

Thanks

[Forbiddenone]

Ok… this isn’t stricly a combo, but…

Does Akuma’s forward throw -> st. HK -> MK Demon Flip not work anymore? It HAS been a while, but I seem to recall that working just fine, along with forward throw -> 2x Dash -> MK demon flip (at least I think it was MK in that case, please correct me if I’m wrong).

In SSF4, every time I’ve tried the former (I haven’t tried the latter yet) the enemy was able to react in time. Am I just rusty (read: slow), or… ?

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In case its unclear, the whiffed standing HK is for spacing, as with the 2x dash.

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More specific info: I’ve tried this most notably on Sakura and Juri. In both cases the opponent is just barely able to jump, taking the divekick hit but denying me the chance to combo.

[Shadowstep]

Combo in Akuma II ultra

This may have been posted already but I want every Akuma player to try something:china:

Start with Close+HP, QCB+LK, HP > Short Warp Cancel + Akuma’s second Ultra (Up, Up, Up All kicks). Sorry I don’t have a vid or a youtube posting but this generaly will work because after the LK hurricane kick into a standing HP, your appointnent will reset and just before they hit the ground. Akuma’s first frame of his ultra (kick) will connect. It may not combo but it’s a hell ya set up for that ultra.

I was playing around and beging practicing it then used it in an online match and:rock: it freaking worked because the other player had no time to set up for anything else!:hitit:

[metallicaband]

This may have been posted already but I want every Akuma player to try something:china:

Start with Close+HP, QCB+LK, HP > Short Warp Cancel + Akuma’s second Ultra (Up, Up, Up All kicks). Sorry I don’t have a vid or a youtube posting but this generaly will work because after the LK hurricane kick into a standing HP, your appointnent will reset and just before they hit the ground. Akuma’s first frame of his ultra (kick) will connect. It may not combo but it’s a hell ya set up for that ultra.

I was playing around and beging practicing it then used it in an online match and:rock: it freaking worked because the other player had no time to set up for anything else!:hitit:

If it doesn’t combo, I really don’t see how this could be reliable, the ultra has quite a lot of startup, the opponent will just block it and punish, or am I missing something here?

[System_1]

UPDATED 09.06.09

There are about a million other variations, but this should give people a start. I’ve listed combos with and without EX meter, and given some recommendations for combos you should use in a real match.

[ LEGEND ]

• indicates a chain (moves can be almost mashed out, but you will be unable to 2-1 cancel)
  c crouching version of normal attack
  © close version of normal attack
  (f) far version of normal attack
  [#] Amount of EX Meters required
  FADC Focus Attack Dash Dance

• recommended combo (easy to do in a match)

Combo format is as follows:

[EX] DMG (STUN): COMBO

All combos tested vs RYU unless otherwise stated.

[ VORTEX ]

When talking about Akuma, you are sure to hear about the “Vortex”. This technique involves knocking the opponent down and making them guess against an overhead attack (jump-in, dive-kick etc), a low attack (c.LK, c.HK), an empty jump whiff (which leads into a low or a throw), and many other advanced options, which come after the opponent understands how to deal with the first set of mix-ups.

The easiest (and primary) way to initiate the Vortex is from QCB+LK into c.HK (sweep). The sweep is untechable and puts you in a great position to start your Vortex options. However, QCB+LK, c.HK does not work on all characters. This is why you may hear that the “Vortex” doesn’t work on certain characters. In fact, the initial (easy) setup doesn’t work, but all the options still all work if you can knockdown with a sweep.

If you knock down the opponent with a sweep normally, or a crossup air Hurricane Kick and juggle with sweep, all of the options become available on any character. Just keep in mind that you cannot sweep after a QCB+LK on all characters, so adjust your strategies accordingly.

Here is a list of characters that QCB+LK, c.HK works on and doesn’t work on:

[YES] Akuma, Boxer, Cammy, Chun-Li, Claw (Vega), Dan, Dhalsim, Fei Long, Gouken, Guile, Honda, Rose, Sagat, Seth, Viper, Zangief

[NO] Abel, Blanka, Dictator (Bison), Fuerte, Gen, Ken, Rufus, Ryu

Combos that end in a Vortex setup are highlighted in red.

[ COMBO BREAKDOWN ]

This section is for match combos and the little subtleties about them that you should know. While these combos may not be the absolute best damage, they are consistent (especially if playing online). Some of buy viagra online uk these combos will be repeated below in the “Normal Combos” section. The goal here is to quickly outline the foundation of Akuma combos so that people can jump right in and have something to use right out of the gate and things to work on for each scenario.

Starting combos with c.LK lessens the damage, even compared to starting with c.LP. However, since it’s fast and hits low, it’s usually a good opener. Keep in mind that many of these combos do quite a bit more damage and stun if you start with just the c.MP instead of the c.LK-c.LP opener.

In many cases, c.MP -> QCB+LK will whiff (try c.MP, c.MP ->: QCB+LK against Blanka). This is also buy acomplia
evident in combos that use HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK. On some characters it will completely whiff. If you substitute c.LP -> QCB+LK instead, most of the time the Hurricane Kick will connect. Keep that in mind, especially when trying combos against Blanka (who seems to avoid c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+LK combos).

- Basic -

Handy when you have a limited amount of time to get the first hit in.

[0] 221 (370): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 269 (370): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

[2] 308 (470): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

This last combo is relatively easy to do but it does not work on every char mid-screen (Guile for example). One option is to replace the c.MP with a linked c.LP into QCB+LK. This will result in 276 (430).

[0] 258 (460): HP© -> QCB+LK, c.HK (can also use c.HP to start)
[0] 322 (460): HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (can also use c.HP to start)

[2] 379 (600): HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP (can also use c.HP to start)

Very easy to perform when someone leaves themselves wide open and you know you can get a max-damage starter. If you aren’t 100% sure, use c.MP instead. This will do 30 less damage for each combo (but is very hard to mess up).

[2] 355 (650): HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 403 (650): HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

This is a variation on the combo above. It is useful if you feel your execution (and the connection) is good enough. It is a slight increase over the 379 damage combo above, and it comes with a greater risk. If you miss at any point before the QCB+LK, your opponent is still standing. If you aren’t 100% certain, stick with the early QCB+LK option.

- vs Crouching -

[0] 148 (250): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+P

You can actually do slightly more damage by finishing with c.MK instead of QCF+P but it’s really not worth it.

[1] 190 (320): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+PP
[1] 246 (355): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+KK

These options work against crouching opponents since QCB+LK will not hit. After EX Fireball in corner, DP+HP will connect 256 (380). For the second combo, sometimes the EX Hurricane hits 1 less time for a total of 218 (320) instead. Still slightly more damage than the first combo. With the opponent’s back in the corner, if the EX misses a hit, the opponent will remain in the corner and can be juggled with DP+HP for 284 (380).

[2] 310 (520): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+P -> FADC, c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 334 (520): c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+P -> FADC, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

The purpose of this combo is to take someone crouching and get them standing for the QCB+LK. The ultimate goal, of course, is to get them into the mixups off c.HK knockdown. Since it doesn’t work on all characters, you can finish with DP+HP instead. Pay attention to distance as well. If you are too close, you will get HK© and the combo will end.

- Stand HK(far) -

[0] 313 (520): HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 369 (520): HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

[2] 417 (640): HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 426 (711): HK(f), c.MP -> QCF+P -> FADC, HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 458 (711): HK(f), c.MP -> QCF+P -> FADC, HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

Very handy when fishing for stand HK(f) hits. You can also use c.LP instead of c.MP which will do 40 less damage to each of the 0 EX combos, and a little over 20 damage less to the 2 EX combos. When playing online, c.LP is much more reliable.

- Jumping -

[0] 303 (520): j.HK, c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 359 (520): j.HK, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

[2] 407 (640): j.HK, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

These are very basic jump-in combos that can be used in almost any jump-in opportunity. The reason I list c.MP instead of HP© is because depending on the range, HP© will come out and completely whiff. With c.MP, you can actually land and move up a short step before performing c.MP -> QCB+LK. You can actually walk up and HP© as well, but when you walkup c.MP, you are in perfect position to finish QCB+LK. If you decide to use HP©, the combo will do 389 damage total. If you decide to use the DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP finisher, you will add 48 more damage (for 407 and 437 damage respectively).

[2] 430 (720): j.HK, c.MP, c.MP -> QCF+P -> FADC, HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 454 (720): j.HK, c.MP, c.MP -> QCF+P -> FADC, HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

Here are more complex variations of the jump-in combo with 2 EX. These net 80 more stun and a slight damage increase. Not recommended for online play (or offline play if your execution isn’t up to par).

[0] 242 (385): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), c.LP-c.LP, c.LP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 282 (385): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), c.LP-c.LP, c.LP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

[0] 303 (520): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), HP© -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 359 (520): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

[2] 407 (640): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, DP+HP

[2] 425 (680): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), HP© -> QCF+P -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 425 (680): DP+K,K (Dive Kick), HP© -> QCF+P -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

Here are some variants of the Demon Flip Dive Kick combo. The first set is for use when you aren’t sure if the dive kick will hit or not so you utilize c.LP’s to hit-confirm. If the Dive Kick is done close (in front or as a crossup), all three c.LP’s will hit on most characters. If you know that the Dive Kick is going to hit for sure, then opt for stand HP© into QCB+LK. This will net you a ton more damage. It’s not recommended to use FADC cancels on the first combo due to the large amount of hits.

[2] 361 (570): (air) QCF+PP, HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 409 (570): (air) QCF+PP, HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

These combos are most useful when jumping straight up against opponents that like to c.MK or c.HK people that land from jumps. In order to get this combo consistently, make sure you take a step or two forward while the Fireballs are hitting in order to get in to the proper range for the far HK. If you are too far, your c.MP will miss. If you are too close, you will end up getting the close HK (which has no follow-ups).

- Counter Hit -

[0] 369 (595): c.MP(CH), HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 417 (595): c.MP(CH), HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

… more to come.

- Focus Attack -

[0] 292 (360): MP+MK (full), DP+HP
[2] 349 (500): MP+MK (full), DP+LP, FADC, HCB+HP

Both combos are easily done if you miss the Focus Attack Dash.

[0] 335 (550): MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[0] 383 (550): MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

[2] 422 (650): MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 401 (680): MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCF+P -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, c.HK
[2] 433 (680): MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCF+P -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

Very standard combos. You’ve seen this theme over and over. No need to explain.

[0] 564: MP+MK (full), dash, LP,LP,b,LK,HP (Ultra)

Pretty simple. Just practice your timing. Sort of a waste unless this combo will kill them seeing as Ultra RD does 600 DMG by itself.

[ OTHER COMBOS ]

[0] 163: c.LK-c.LP-c.LP, DP+LP (must be close)
[0] 175: c.LP-c.LP-c.LP, DP+LP (must be close)

[0] 164: c.LP-c.LP, DP+LP (works from most ranges except super far)
[0] 212: c.LP-c.LP, DP+HP (must be semi close for all 3 hits of DP+HP)

[0] 263: c.LK-c.LP, HP© -> DP+HP

*[0] 229: c.LK-c.LP, c.LK -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (vs standing only)
[0] 269: c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (vs standing only)
*[2] 308: c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP (vs standing only)

[2] 265: c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (vs standing only)
[4] 322: c.LK-c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP (vs standing only)

[0] 212: c.MP, LP, c.MK -> QCB+HK(2-hits)

*[0] 322: HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (can also use c.HP to start)
[2] 350: HP© -> DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP
*[2] 379: HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP (can also use c.HP to start)
[4] 442: HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 391: HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.LP,HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
*[2] 403: HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[2] 442: HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 411: HP -> QCB+HK(1hit) -> FADC, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+LK -> DP+HP
[4] 441: HP -> QCB+HK(1hit) -> FADC, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+LK -> DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

*[0] 389: jump HK, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[2] 437: jump HK, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP
*[2] 455: jump HK, HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[4] 485: jump HK, HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 503: jump HK, far HK(2hit), HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[4] 524: jump HK, far HK(2hit), HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[0] 313: crossup MK, c.LP, HP© -> DP+HP
[2] 361: crossup MK, c.LP, HP© -> DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP
[2] 395: crossup MK, c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.HP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[4] 425: crossup MK, c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.HP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[0] 343: crossup MK, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (only if standing)
[2] 382: crossup MK, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+LK, HP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP (only if standing)

[0] 359: crossup MK, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP (only if standing)
[2] 407: crossup MK, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+LP (only if standing)
[4] 455: crossup MK, HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP (only if standing)

*[0] 359: crossup MK, c.HP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
*[2] 407: crossup MK, c.HP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 389: crossup MK, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+HK(1hit) -> FADC, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[4] 401: crossup MK, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+HK(1hit) -> FADC, c.LP, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[4] 396: crossup MK, c.LP, c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HK(2-hits), c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HK(2-hits), c.MP -> QCB+LK -> DP+HP

[0] 270: crossup QCB+HK, DP+HP
[2] 330: crossup QCB+HK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[1] 308: HK(f), c.MP -> HCB+KK

• [0] 369: HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
  [2] 414: HK(f), c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
  *[2] 417: HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[4] 444: HK(f), c.MP -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[1] 370: HK(f), HP© -> QCB+KK

Focus Attack Combos:

[0] 204: MP+MK (full), QCB+HK (2) (FADC not needed, cannot be max range)
[0] 228: MP+MK (full), d+HK (FADC not needed)

*[0] 383: MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[0] 403: MP+MK (full), dash, c.MP, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

*[2] 422: MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 433: MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[4] 454: MP+MK (full), dash, HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+LP -> FADC, HCB+HP

[2] 372: MP+MK (full), dash, c.LP,HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, c.LP,c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP
[2] 405: MP+MK (full), dash, c.LP,HP© -> QCF+HP -> FADC, HP© -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

All Focus Attack Combos assume max level charge.

Silly Combos:

vs Gief: 394: crossup MK, c.MP, LP(f), HK(f), c.MP -> QCB+LK, DP+HP

vs Gief: 360: crossup MK, c.MP, LP(f), HK(f), LP(f), HK(f), c.MK -> QCF+HP … (can FADC here to continue)

vs Gief: 315: HK(f), LP(f), HK(f), LP(f), HK(f) … (c.MK to continue combo…)

Special Notes:

c.HP stands a crouching opponent up (works well for QCB+LK).
Most (if not all) jump in combos can begin with DP+K,K (subtract 30 dmg) or Dive Kick (subtract 40 dmg).

Links:

60: LP©, LP© (note: slight pause to link and not ‘chain’)
70: LP©, LK©

100: LP©, MP©
116: LP©, LP©, c.MP

124: LP©, LP©, MP(f)
116: LP©, LP©, c.MP
116: LP©, LP©, c.MK
156: LP©, LP©, HP(f)
148: LP©, LP©, c.HK

100: LP©, MK©
140: LP©, HK©
140: LP(f), HK(f)
140: LP(f), c.HK

100: c.LP, MP©
100: c.LP, c.MP
100: c.LP, c.MK
156: c.LP, c.MP, c.MK
130: c.LP, HP©

126: LK©, LP(f), c.MK
158: LK©, LP(f), HK(f)
110: LK©, c.MP
110: LK©, c.MK

106: c.LK-c.LP, c.MP
130: c.LK-c.LP, HP©
123: c.LK-c.LP-c.LP, c.MK
123: c.LK-c.LP, LP©, c.MK

166: c.MP, LK©, c.MK
140: c.MP, MP©
196: c.MP, c.MP, c.MK
140: c.MP, MK©
170: c.MP, HP©

196: HK(f), LP©, c.MK
180: HK(f), c.MP
180: HK(f), c.MK
210: HK(f), HP© (depends on starting position of far HK)

There are a lot of additional links. Would probably take forever to list them all.

Good info.

[akuma_noob]

^^^wow you pasted all that to say good info …i hate you so

[Shadowstep]

If it doesn’t combo, I really don’t see how this could be reliable, the ultra has quite a lot of startup, the opponent will just block it and punish, or am I missing something here?

Sorry, it a good way to set up someone for it. Or you can warp behind them after QCB+LK, HP. I wish I had a video to post but no camera