El Fuerte is one of the most mobile characters in the game. He has a very strong okizeme game and is played in a very unique way in comparison to other Street Fighter characters. Fuerte is a “whacky” character. He uses wall jumps, body slams, and other over-the-top Lucha Wrestling inspired attacks, some which employ cartoon-like physics.
His bread and butter combo does substantial damage but is very strict on its timing meaning you must dedicate many hours of practice in training mode if you wish to do optimized damage.
>>EDITORS NOTE: [Find a good video to put here that displays a wide array of fuerte’s moveset]
Standing light punch: hitbox extended downwards
Close / Far standing light kick: Starts up faster (5F->3F)
Close / Far standing light kick: No longer able to special cancel
Close standing middle kick: Starts up faster (14F->11F)
Close standing middle kick: Recovers faster (14F->13F)
Far standing middle kick: Recovers faster (15F->14F)
Close standing hard kick: Starts up faster (12F->10F)
EX Guacamole Leg Grab: Recovers faster (10F->6F)
Levels 1/2/3 and EX Quesadilla Bomb: Start up faster (17F->14F)
Levels 1/2/3 and EX Quesadilla Bomb: Recovers faster (18F->14F)
EX Quesadilla Bomb: Throw invincible when it starts up (1F~7F)
Fajita Buster: Damage increased (150->180)
Tostada Press: Attack is active for longer (7F->8F)
Gordita Sobat: Recovers faster (18F->17F)
I’m gonna help you fill this up, Paper, cause there are many matchups that I’ve run into enough to know how to fight, such as Bison and Blaka, our worst.
I demand Buktooth be placed as a notable American Fuerte.
Also. Most fuerte players know it but what about the new guys? You list overhead combo and RSF as finishing with something definitive. What about finishing RSF with cl jab, crmk xx run xx mixup.
It should be emphazied that after sudden stop we can do whatever. Run stop guac is something I think is a must-have for any Fuerte.
Or even run, stop, jab x3, cr. lk, cr. mk xxx super. Though I like the run, stop, jab x 3 xxx run back xxx stop xxx HK. Anyone blocking low is going to get hit. And if you want to be a bit more fancy, st. lk or cr. lk, right after HK, and repeat. El Fuerte has a variety of combos. They’re just so tight linked.