After that, you can use either the s.mk or c.mk to catch them on the way down. Basically, when you would normally just jump cancel the last upper khat, instead input d, d/f, f, u (or u/f) MK. To get the horus dive after upper khat requires you to tiger knee the motion. In the first series of upper khats, you have to do the medium into heavy and they have to hit while your opponent is still airborne, otherwise the rest of the combo fails. This is the most optimal solo corner combo I know of. Here's some others so you can choose what you like. You just kinda need to get the feel for it.Īs for combos, the stuff juju posted is fine. If you space it just right, heavy upper khat can be super hard to punish and you can combo off it, so you can throw it out against folks that are jumping forward a lot without getting in range of your normal buttons, but the dead zone means that fast characters can sometimes get inside your attack and get a free counterhit. Now, all that said, full screen you can use either the chair summon or the sewer toss, but you're not likely to hit unless you use them as counter calls. Since you're grounded and they're in the air, they can't throw you. The reason you can get away with the s.mp xx horus as an anti-air is that if they press a button after blocking s.mp, horus will trade. Attentive players can stand up and throw you to avoid the bird. I think horus dive is technically safe, but you have no grounded block strings that lead to it. The only one that's fully safe is light spiral. You can be anti-aired by anyone looking for it.Īs for specials, Eliza doesn't use a whole lot of them in neutral or even in strings. The great caveat is that it reaches super far, but it's her leg that's out there. Depending on the height you hit at, you can either just land and combo, follow up with j.hp, or air dash and do another j.mk. If you want to be the one to go in, your farthest reaching attack that can be confirmed off of is j.mk. Horace lets you confirm off it into a full combo. s.mp is super good and at least trades with pretty much anything airborne. If they jump or air-dash in, use s.mp xx horus dive. If you do that, stay on the ground and deter their run ins with c.lk. When you're outside of c.lk range, you have two options. It also hits low and is your only safe option. If you don't trust yourself to confirm off of just c.lk, follow up with c.mp. It's reasonably fast, far reaching, and hits low. When you're close up, the button you want is c.lk. OK, I'm late, but she's on my main squad. If you do have any questions, or wanna play a few sets, shoot me a message! For the first bnb someone posted, you can end that with khepri instead, but it's a waste of meter. If you're cornered, you can use it on wake-up to get out of it, but at the cost of three bars, you'd be better off getting out with a stunt double instead.

You can end any aerial chain you do with nekhbet(sp?), but you can also end any aerial that doesn't end with j.hk into a continuation on the ground and then lady of slaughter, so there's really no need. You really can chain it into anything as long they're near ground at the end, ie, last hit of s.hp, s.hk, Osiris spiral(h), etc. Her best special is, by far, lady of slaughter. As long as you're not over their head if you hit either one, you'll land in time to c.mk, and go ahead with a bnb. If you do wanna get a big aggressive though, j.mk for people who jump, j.lk for people who stay on the ground. c.lk comes out very fast without a lot of recovery, and you can chain into c.mk, and at that point, you can pretty much do any of Eliza's bnbs. I find staying back and punishing when they whiff or throw out unsafe moves is an easy way to start. Hey, Eliza is one of my mains, and although I am still pretty trash, I generally win against most of my friends, so!

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