Your efforts will be rewarded handsomely. Unlike the other Mishimas, Devil Jin is the only one that consistently remains at the top of the tier lists across games, and that shouldn’t be changing any time soon. Someone at Namco seems to have a soft spot for him. It’s Michael Murray.aa Notable Movesĭevil Jin’s gameplay revolves around these moves, and neglecting to use any of them would be foregoing his full potential. The moves aren’t listed in any particular order other than the order I thought of them in. 14 frame high launcher that’s +5 on block with huge knockback – not only safe, but advantageous. It’s a just frame move, though, so it’s somewhat difficult to consistently pull off. Non-just frame version is a5-10 on block with little knockback, which is jab punishable. Very linear like most of his movelist, but Devil Jin’s EWGF actually has the best tracking of the three Mishimas. It also has a very low juggling hitbox despite being a high, allowing for some ridiculous combos that may not even seem possible at first.
There’s actually a non-launcher version of this as well, if you wait until the very last frame of the CD and press 2.
