Gabranth (Dissidia 012) - Revision history

Muggshotter: /* Jamming */ Added image, linked to EX Break page.

2025-06-19T10:48:05Z

Jamming: Added image, linked to EX Break page.

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	=== Jamming ===		=== Jamming ===
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	''[Activates after EX Break] Prevents opponent from gaining stage bravery.''		''[Activates after EX Break] Prevents opponent from gaining stage bravery.''

	This is unique to Gabranth. Even if he gets hit by assist during EX mode, the opponent won't get stage bravery from EX Break. This is great for Gabranth, as he is expected to be in EX mode often. It's a consistent safety net in cases where opponent gets a full assist gauge during Gabranth's EX mode.		This is unique to Gabranth. Even if he gets hit by assist during EX mode, the opponent won't get stage bravery from '''[[EX_(Dissidia_012)#EX_Break\|EX Break.]]''' This is great for Gabranth, as he is expected to be in EX mode often. It's a consistent safety net in cases where opponent gets a full assist gauge during Gabranth's EX mode.

	=== EX Burst: Quickening ===		=== EX Burst: Quickening ===

Muggshotter: /* Ground (EX Mode) */

2025-06-19T10:44:16Z

Ground (EX Mode)

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	Innocence is a long-range barrage of projectiles. It's not used as often as the midair version, but it can occupy a lot of space in front of Gabranth. A common use for Innocence is as a last-ditch effort to occupy space and get HP damage in. It has long {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames and deals HP damage immediately on hit.		Innocence is a long-range barrage of projectiles. It's not used as often as the midair version, but it can occupy a lot of space in front of Gabranth. A common use for Innocence is as a last-ditch effort to occupy space and get HP damage in. It has long {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames and deals HP damage immediately on hit.

	Unlike the aerial version, Gabranth cannot move during {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}. He is entirely stationary for the whole attack, and is vulnerable to attacks from above. The projectiles have a decent {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}}, but they won't {{keyword\|track\|tracking=1}} the opponent once fired. If opponent is moving ~~sideways~~, Gabranth will attempt to fire the next projectile in ~~that~~ direction. The aim is not very accurate though, and the projectiles move at relatively slow speed. While Innocence can {{keyword\|anti-air\|anti-air=1}} with a diagonal angle, it has a low maximum limit. Opponents can dodge above Gabranth, and ~~won't be able to connect Innocence anymore~~. In addition to that, the projectiles themselves can be shaped in a different angle, which alters their hitbox further.		Unlike the aerial version, Gabranth cannot move during {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}. He is entirely stationary for the whole attack, and is vulnerable to attacks from above. The projectiles have a decent {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}}, but they won't {{keyword\|track\|tracking=1}} the opponent once fired. If opponent is moving, Gabranth will attempt to fire the next projectile in their direction. The aim is not very accurate though, and the projectiles move at relatively slow speed. While Innocence can {{keyword\|anti-air\|anti-air=1}} with a diagonal angle, it has a low maximum limit. Opponents can dodge above Gabranth, and then the projectiles will miss altogether. In addition to that, the projectiles themselves can be shaped in a different angle, which alters their hitbox further.

	Innocence (ground) can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE Innocence (ground) blocks Ranged Low attacks]</ref>		Innocence (ground) can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE Innocence (ground) blocks Ranged Low attacks]</ref>

Muggshotter: /* Aerial (EX Mode) */

2025-06-19T10:41:11Z

Aerial (EX Mode)

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	Vortex of Judgment is one of Gabranth's most important braveries. It's a three-stage spinning attack with good base damage, EX gain and melee mid priority. That means Gabranth can punish opponents for blocking, and contest lower priority pokes. This is Gabranth's primary {{keyword\|mixup\|mixup=1}} in the air in conjunction with Dual Rend and HP attacks. Gabranth can complete this attack with Circle {{pspcir}} inputs even if it misses. It can be delayed for pressure, and {{keyword\|hit confirmed\|hitconfirm=1}} for assist combos. Similar to Circle of Judgment, this move can pull in nearby opponents, increasing its reach. The last hit leads to chase, which Gabranth can use to enforce more mixups. Since initiating chase grabs all EX force on the field, Gabranth can also extend his EX mode duration whenever this hits. Gabranth relies heavily on his EX mode, so he is more inclined to go for chase compared to other characters.		Vortex of Judgment is one of Gabranth's most important braveries. It's a three-stage spinning attack with good base damage, EX gain and melee mid priority. That means Gabranth can punish opponents for blocking, and contest lower priority pokes. This is Gabranth's primary {{keyword\|mixup\|mixup=1}} in the air in conjunction with Dual Rend and HP attacks. Gabranth can complete this attack with Circle {{pspcir}} inputs even if it misses. The follow-ups can be delayed for pressure, and {{keyword\|hit confirmed\|hitconfirm=1}} for assist combos. Similar to Circle of Judgment, this move can pull in nearby opponents, increasing its reach. The last hit leads to chase, which Gabranth can use to enforce more mixups. Since initiating chase grabs all EX force on the field, Gabranth can also extend his EX mode duration whenever this hits. Gabranth relies heavily on his EX mode, so he is more inclined to go for chase compared to other characters.

	This move occupies a decent amount of space around Gabranth, but it won't do much against opponents who are playing passively at a distance. It is only when the opponent chooses to engage with Gabranth in close-range where Vortex of Judgment becomes more powerful. Gabranth doesn't move very far even with the manual movement, so it has short lateral reach against dodges.		This move occupies a decent amount of space around Gabranth, but it won't do much against opponents who are playing passively at a distance. It is only when the opponent chooses to engage with Gabranth in close-range where Vortex of Judgment becomes more powerful. That being said, the threat of follow-ups lets Gabranth build assist gauge more safely. Gabranth doesn't move very far even with the manual movement, so it has short lateral reach against dodges.

	Vortex of Judgment can block Ranged Low attacks for majority of the animation. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE?feature=shared&t=39 Vortex of Judgment blocks Ranged Low attacks]</ref>		Vortex of Judgment can block Ranged Low attacks for majority of the animation. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE?feature=shared&t=39 Vortex of Judgment blocks Ranged Low attacks]</ref>

Muggshotter: /* Ground (EX Mode) */

2025-06-19T10:14:32Z

Ground (EX Mode)

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	A lengthy, grounded combo with a quick {{keyword\|startup.\|startup=1}} Enrage is used as a {{keyword\|punish\|punish=1}} tool and occasionally to approach. Dodge punishment, punishing blocks and {{keyword\|whiffs\|whiff=1}} are all feasible thanks to its reach and fast startup. Enrage is fast enough to be unreactable on startup, which lets Gabranth attempt {{keyword\|mixups\|mixup=1}} with Relentless Lunge if the opponent is trying to fight in close-range.		A lengthy, grounded combo with a quick {{keyword\|startup.\|startup=1}} Enrage is used as a {{keyword\|punish\|punish=1}} tool and occasionally to approach grounded opponents. Dodge punishment, punishing blocks and {{keyword\|whiffs\|whiff=1}} are all feasible thanks to its reach and fast startup. Enrage is fast enough to be unreactable on startup, which lets Gabranth attempt {{keyword\|mixups\|mixup=1}} with Relentless Lunge if the opponent is trying to fight in close-range.

	Enrage has the highest base damage out of Gabranth's braveries. Each follow-up must be done manually with Circle {{pspcir}}. Up to four follow-ups can be done, even if Gabranth misses. This makes Enrage safer to use in {{keyword\|neutral\|neutral=1}}, and it also makes {{keyword\|hit confirming\|hitconfirm=1}} assist combos more consistent. Enrage also has high knockback, which can wall rush for assist combos as well.		Enrage has the highest base damage out of Gabranth's braveries. Each follow-up must be done manually with Circle {{pspcir}}. Up to four follow-ups can be done, even if Gabranth misses. This makes Enrage safer to use in {{keyword\|neutral\|neutral=1}}, and it also makes {{keyword\|hit confirming\|hitconfirm=1}} assist combos more consistent. Enrage also has high knockback, which can wall rush for assist combos as well.
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	The projectile is low priority, so it can blocked or dashed through. Gabranth has decent horizontal {{keyword\|tracking\|tracking=1}} during {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}, and the projectile tracks very slightly while its moving. Its relatively tall {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}} can {{keyword\|anti-air\|anti-air=1}} opponents.		The projectile is low priority, so it can blocked or dashed through. Gabranth has decent horizontal {{keyword\|tracking\|tracking=1}} during {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}, and the projectile tracks very slightly while its moving. Its relatively tall {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}} can {{keyword\|anti-air\|anti-air=1}} opponents.

	Gabranth's strategy ~~often involves using his~~ close-range attacks instead of {{keyword\|zoning\|zoning=1}} ~~against opponents~~. Opponents often choose to retreat when Gabranth is in EX mode, so Gabranth may not get as many opportunities to use this move offensively either. Therefore Gaia Breach can function as a secondary grounded poke.		Gabranth's strategy typically revolves around close-range attacks instead of {{keyword\|zoning\|zoning=1}}. Opponents often choose to retreat when Gabranth is in EX mode, so Gabranth may not get many opportunities to use this move offensively either. Therefore Gaia Breach can function as a secondary grounded poke, if the {{keyword\|matchup\|matchup=1}} allows it.

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Muggshotter: /* Aerial (Normal) */

2025-06-19T10:07:34Z

Aerial (Normal)

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	Circle of Judgment is the midair equivalent of Lunge. It has long {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames and slower {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}, but pushes opponents much further on hit. ~~As with other~~ Therefore it is more advantageous for Gabranth as a keepout move, but it is also easier to react to. Circle of Judgment still has a decent amount of {{keyword\|recovery\|recovery=1}} before it can be {{keyword\|dodge cancelled\|dc=1}}, so caution is still advised.		Circle of Judgment is the midair equivalent of Lunge. It has long {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames and slower {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}, but pushes opponents much further on hit. Therefore it is more advantageous for Gabranth as a keepout move, but it is also easier to react to. Circle of Judgment still has a decent amount of {{keyword\|recovery\|recovery=1}} before it can be {{keyword\|dodge cancelled\|dc=1}}, so caution is still advised.

	Circle of Judgment pulls nearby opponents in, which increases its overall range. Gabranth can also move with analog stick {{pspana}} during the spinning motion. All these factors help Gabranth in {{keyword\|whiff punish\|whiffpunish=1}} in the air. Because of manual movement, Circle of Judgment can hit shallow ~~and miss~~ early hits, or the last hit with pushback. This is both a good thing and a bad thing; A shallow hit lets Gabranth combo into Jecht assist for more EX charging. But it also means Gabranth can lose a bit of damage if used from a distance, though the base damage is not particularly high.		Circle of Judgment pulls nearby opponents in, which increases its overall range. Gabranth can also move with analog stick {{pspana}} during the spinning motion. All these factors help Gabranth {{keyword\|whiff punish\|whiffpunish=1}} in the air. Because of manual movement and short lateral {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}}, Circle of Judgment can hit shallow. That can result in missing early hits, or the last hit with pushback. This is both a good thing and a bad thing; A shallow hit lets Gabranth combo into Jecht assist for more EX charging. But it also means Gabranth can lose a bit of damage if used from a distance, though the base damage is not particularly high.

	If the opponent is near a wall, Circle of Judgment can start an assist combo. The wall reduces the move's knockback, which lets assists follow up. This is not a common position for Gabranth in base form due to his usual strategy of defending for EX gauge, but it can work as a situational combo for more EX.		If the opponent is near a wall, Circle of Judgment can start an assist combo. The wall reduces the move's knockback, which lets assists follow up. This is not a common position for Gabranth in base form due to his usual strategy of defending for EX gauge, but it can work as a situational combo for more EX.

Muggshotter: /* Ground (Normal) */

2025-06-19T10:04:22Z

Ground (Normal)

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	Sentence is a two-stage combo attack with decent {{keyword\|knockback\|knockback=1}}. It's intended to keep opponents away, and it's fast enough to be barely unreactable by itself. Unfortunately Gabranth relies on attack timing as his primary {{keyword\|mixups\|mixup=1}}, so Sentence may not always hit against vigilant opponents. If Gabranth connects Sentence, he can call assist after the first part. This can buy time for EX Charge or let Gabranth confirm an assist combo into EX mode ~~immediately~~.		Sentence is a two-stage combo attack with decent {{keyword\|knockback\|knockback=1}}. It's intended to keep opponents away, and it's fast enough to be barely unreactable by itself. Unfortunately Gabranth relies on attack timing as his primary {{keyword\|mixups\|mixup=1}}, so Sentence may not always hit against vigilant opponents. If Gabranth connects Sentence, he can call assist after the first part. This can buy time for EX Charge or let Gabranth confirm an assist combo into EX mode with a full EX gauge.

	If Gabranth finishes Sentence, he can cancel the {{keyword\|recovery\|recovery=1}} into EX Charge to fill EX gauge faster.		If Gabranth finishes Sentence, he can cancel the {{keyword\|recovery\|recovery=1}} into EX Charge to fill EX gauge faster.
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	Lunge is Gabranth's slower grounded keepout tool. It is commonly used after staggering opponent with a block, but the {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames can power through Ranged Low priority attacks as well. Lunge has higher {{keyword\|knockback\|knockback=1}} compared to Sentence, which can be {{keyword\|cancelled\|cancel=1}} into EX Charge. This means Lunge provides better advantage for Gabranth's EX Charge, as it creates more distance for his opponent on hit. ~~Its~~ slower {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}} is easier for opponents to react to, so Gabranth has to be careful when using Lunge. Gabranth cannot {{keyword\|confirm\|confirm=1}} an assist combo with Lunge in the same way as Sentence, so this move has less damage potential overall.		Lunge is Gabranth's slower grounded keepout tool. It is commonly used after staggering opponent with a block, but the {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames can power through Ranged Low priority attacks as well. Lunge has higher {{keyword\|knockback\|knockback=1}} compared to Sentence, which can be {{keyword\|cancelled\|cancel=1}} into EX Charge. This means Lunge provides better advantage for Gabranth's EX Charge, as it creates more distance for his opponent on hit.

			The slower {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}} is easier for opponents to react to, so Gabranth has to be careful when using Lunge. Gabranth cannot {{keyword\|confirm\|confirm=1}} an assist combo with Lunge in the same way as Sentence, so this move has less damage potential overall. And lastly, Lunge keeps Gabranth on the ground, and it cannot hit airborne opponents well. When blocking an opponent and countering with Lunge, Gabranth needs to make sure his opponent is on the ground as well.

	If Gabranth uses Lunge while '''[[Lock_Off\|locked off]]''', he will move in the direction he is facing.		If Gabranth uses Lunge while '''[[Lock_Off\|locked off]]''', he will move in the direction he is facing.

Muggshotter: /* Aerial (EX Mode) */

2025-06-19T00:06:02Z

Aerial (EX Mode)

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	Gabranth usually equips Vortex of Judgment and Dual Rend for close-range. The problem with Aero is that its lackluster space control against {{keyword\|rushdown\|rushdown=1}} and strict requirements for follow-ups make it less consistent in competitive play. It has decent {{keyword\|hit stun\|hitstun=1}}, but Gabranth cannot make use of it without walls and assist. As a result, Aero is not a clear cut recommendation for Gabranth's third midair EX mode bravery.		Gabranth usually equips Vortex of Judgment and Dual Rend for close-range. The problem with Aero is that its lackluster space control against {{keyword\|rushdown\|rushdown=1}} and strict requirements for follow-ups make it less consistent in competitive play. It has decent {{keyword\|hit stun\|hitstun=1}}, but Gabranth cannot make use of it without walls and assist. As a result, Aero is not a clear cut recommendation for Gabranth's third midair EX mode bravery.

	Aero's knockback ~~depends on~~ the camera ~~angle~~. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUjhcyM5FwY Aero knockback ~~depends on~~ camera ~~angle~~.]</ref> Gabranth ~~can use this to~~ route ~~his assist combos near walls and ceilings~~.		Aero knocks back vertically upwards and horizontally away from Gabranth. It will attempt to do this regardless of camera angle. The knockback direction can be influenced by resetting the camera to point in a different direction. This can be used in assist combos to keep opponents at a wall / corner with Aero, instead of pushing them away. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUjhcyM5FwY Aero knockback influenced with camera reset.]</ref> It's Gabranth's only aerial solo combo route.

	\|-\|Vortex of Judgment=		\|-\|Vortex of Judgment=

Muggshotter: /* EX Mode: Mist */ Added overviews for jamming and ex burst.

2025-06-18T21:59:48Z

EX Mode: Mist: Added overviews for jamming and ex burst.

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	=== Jamming ===		=== Jamming ===
	''[Activates after EX Break] Prevents opponent from gaining stage bravery.''		''[Activates after EX Break] Prevents opponent from gaining stage bravery.''

			This is unique to Gabranth. Even if he gets hit by assist during EX mode, the opponent won't get stage bravery from EX Break. This is great for Gabranth, as he is expected to be in EX mode often. It's a consistent safety net in cases where opponent gets a full assist gauge during Gabranth's EX mode.

	=== EX Burst: Quickening ===		=== EX Burst: Quickening ===
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	''Blows embodying wrath itself. Shuffle options with R. Press X to select moves to use.''		''Blows embodying wrath itself. Shuffle options with R. Press X to select moves to use.''

	~~A consistent method for a successful EX Burst is to press R {{pspr}}, then press Cross {{pspcro}} repeatedly a few times. This can be done three times in a row for a consistent Quickening.~~

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			Quickening is a series of three Mist techniques; Fulminating Oblivion, Ruin Unflinching and Frost Purge. Gabranth must shuffle his options with R {{pspr}} and select an available move with Cross {{pspcro}}. If Gabranth fails to do this within the allotted time, EX Burst ends. Gabranth only needs to do this for the first two quickenings, Fulminating Oblivion and Ruin Unflinching. He will deal bravery damage during each sequence, so this is important for doing maximum damage.

			The shuffling may appear random at first, but Gabranth can always guarantee the next Quickening. This is done by pressing R {{pspr}}, then pressing Cross {{pspcro}} repeatedly a few times. This can be repeated two more times at a steady pace, and it will always succeed by the last repetition.

			Quickening is not especially damaging as an EX Burst. However, because Gabranth will ideally access EX mode multiple times, he also gets more chances to do this. It contributes to his overall burst damage potential, and often deals enough bravery damage to '''[[Bravery_(Dissidia_012)#Bravery_Break\|break]]''' if opponent is at low bravery after an assist combo.

			Gabranth's finisher depends on how many Quickenings he performed. This has no effect on the damage dealt, as it only does HP damage. One Quickening results in Inferno, two Quickenings result in Ark Blast and all three Quickenings result in Black Hole.

	== Combos ==		== Combos ==

Muggshotter: /* HP Attacks */ Added overviews.

2025-06-18T21:39:21Z

HP Attacks: Added overviews.

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	Execution can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiEVzeDzz2oIiE?feature=shared&t=7 ~~'''(Video)'''~~]		Execution is a close-range sword thrust, which leads to an explosion on hit. Gabranth moves forward after readying himself, but it's a short distance. It cannot punish neutral ground dodges reliably (with Ground Evasion Boost ability). It works well enough as an assist combo ender on the ground with Jecht and Yuna assists. Execution is Gabranth's only HP that deals bravery damage. And since it's done in EX mode where attacks have a higher critical hit rate, 20 base damage can also rack up some damage before EX Burst.

			Execution can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiEVzeDzz2oIiE?feature=shared&t=7 Execution blocks Ranged Low attacks]</ref>

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	Innocence (ground) can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE ~~'''~~(~~Video~~)~~'''~~]		Innocence is a long-range barrage of projectiles. It's not used as often as the midair version, but it can occupy a lot of space in front of Gabranth. A common use for Innocence is as a last-ditch effort to occupy space and get HP damage in. It has long {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} frames and deals HP damage immediately on hit.

			Unlike the aerial version, Gabranth cannot move during {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}. He is entirely stationary for the whole attack, and is vulnerable to attacks from above. The projectiles have a decent {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}}, but they won't {{keyword\|track\|tracking=1}} the opponent once fired. If opponent is moving sideways, Gabranth will attempt to fire the next projectile in that direction. The aim is not very accurate though, and the projectiles move at relatively slow speed. While Innocence can {{keyword\|anti-air\|anti-air=1}} with a diagonal angle, it has a low maximum limit. Opponents can dodge above Gabranth, and won't be able to connect Innocence anymore. In addition to that, the projectiles themselves can be shaped in a different angle, which alters their hitbox further.

			Innocence (ground) can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE Innocence (ground) blocks Ranged Low attacks]</ref>

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	~~When charged by holding the button, the hitbox appears 15 frames after button release.~~

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	[[File:Hp_gabranth_hatred_2.jpeg\|300px\|thumb\|Hatred can be held for a short time.]]		[[File:Hp_gabranth_hatred_2.jpeg\|300px\|thumb\|Hatred can be held for a short time.]]

			Hatred is Gabranth's close-range 1-hit HP. It's often used after blocking an opponent and as an assist combo ender. The shockwave surrounds Gabranth, which is good for angling wall rush during assist, but the reach is short otherwise. Gabranth can delay Hatred by holding Square {{pspsqu}}. He can move during this time and take advantage of absorb effect, which pulls nearby opponents in. Gabranth will fall gradually, so it's more effective near ground and walls. Holding Hatred does not increase its damage or {{keyword\|hitbox\|hitbox=1}}.

			This is a staple HP attack for Gabranth. It has short active frames and it can {{keyword\|punished\|punish=1}} if it misses. Hatred works reliably after assists and can wall rush in any direction. That's a good damage increase for Gabranth, as his critical hits often do lots of bravery damage beforehand.

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	Much like the ground version, ~~this attack~~ can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE&t=91 Gabranth's Innocence (midair) ranged low block</ref>		The midair Innocence works differently from the ground version, with one key difference; Gabranth fires projectiles at a downward angle. The projectiles start with an upward curve and quickly start moving downwards. They will travel roughly one air dash's distance, so it won't go as far as the ground version.

			Innocence has big enough {{keyword\|hitboxes\|hitbox=1}} to hit in front of Gabranth and above him. Due to Innocence's trajectory and {{keyword\|active\|active=1}} duration, it is well suited to threaten nearby air dodges and ground dodges. This move has long enough {{keyword\|recovery\|recovery=1}} to be vulnerable to attacks, so it can be risky to {{keyword\|whiff\|whiff=1}} entirely though.

			Innocence cannot {{keyword\|anti-air\|anti-air=1}} very high at midrange, so it's usually reserved for close-range and small stages in general. It can cover a lot of space when used near corners, but the projectiles will vanish if they hit the ceiling. It is sometimes used as a last-ditch effort to get HP damage in before EX mode runs out. Gabranth can also go for Innocence during assist combos to stack meter {{keyword\|depletion\|depletion=1}}, but its uses in combos are pretty limited otherwise.

			Gabranth can move with analog stick {{pspana}} during {{keyword\|startup\|startup=1}}. Much like the ground version, Innocence can block Ranged Low attacks when the blades have been fused. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzeDzz2oIiE&t=91 Gabranth's Innocence (midair) ranged low block]</ref>

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Muggshotter: /* Bravery Attacks */ Added overviews for bravery attacks (normal, EX mode)

2025-06-18T20:31:59Z

Bravery Attacks: Added overviews for bravery attacks (normal, EX mode)

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