Yuna (Dissidia 012)

Yuna

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Info
Name	Yuna (ユウナ)
Original game	Final Fantasy X
Base ATK (LV100)	110 (Average)
Base DEF (LV100)	110 (Low)
Run Speed	7 (Average)
Dash Speed	85 (Slow)
Fall Speed	89 (Below Avg.)
Fall Speed Ratio After Dodge	40 (Average)
Fastest BRV	11F (Heavenly Strike)
Fastest HP	21F (Diamond Dust)
1-Hit HP	Energy Ray
HP Links	No
Command Block	No
Weapon	Guns Poles Rods Staves
Armor	Bangles Clothing Hairpins Hats Headbands Ribbons Robes
Exclusive weapons	Yevon's Will Yunalesca's Staff Spira's Hope
Unlock
Alignment	Cosmos
Voice Actor (JP)	Mayuko Aoki
Voice Actor (ENG)	Hedy Burress

Overview

Yuna is a unique character that excels with disjointed attacks at close and mid range. With each attack, Yuna summons an aeon to attack in her stead. These range from quick pokes to long-range projectiles, but the most prominent aspect lies in the aeons themselves; They extend beyond Yuna's reach while not moving her forward or having any hurtbox of their own. This is great for poking and whiff punishment purposes, but also for hitting through higher priority Ranged attacks where others would struggle. She has a handful of attacks for most distances, which help her apply pressure regardless of where the opponent is.

With this varied arsenal, Yuna can also build assist gauge safely by whiffing braveries, most notably Heavenly Strike which is a fast Ranged Low priority move. Many of her HPs aren't as high commitment compared to other characters and they are effective in neutral for punishing poor movement or controlling space.

Like many other characters, Yuna relies on assist and reads with raw HPs to deal HP damage. Although most of her HP attacks are lower commitment on average, she lacks practical ways to combo into them; Her only solo HP combo requires EX Mode, which is situational. Fortunately Yuna builds an above average amount of EX Force with almost all of her attacks, so given enough hits, she gets a chance to capitalize on her distinct EX Mode. Her EX Mode adds extra hits to all her braveries, increasing damage significantly and becoming better at catching dodges. However it also adds melee priority hits to Heavenly Strike, which becomes vulnerable to being staggered.

Yuna works with a variety of builds, including hybrid builds emphasizing EX gain. Her exclusive (LV100) weapon has a very valuable +3m EX Intake Range effect, but due to her attacks' disjoints she can struggle to accumulate EX effectively without it. Yuna has average assist conversion capability with most competitive assists and doesn't rely on walls for combos, though they can still help. Yuna's large mid-range attacks can also let her capitalize on additional movement abilities such as Multi Air Slide.

As for weaknesses, there are plenty. Low base stats and low base damage on braveries affect Yuna's damage output across the board, while also taking slightly more damage herself. Her aerial tools are also more vulnerable to disjointed or high priority melee attacks as a result of being more projectile based despite being faster on average. While she has long range projectiles, they're quite simple and easily dispatched with universal defensive options. Combined with her slow movement, bringing a defensive opponent to Yuna's optimal range can be difficult.

In addition, her other fall speed attributes negatively impact her safety against dodge punishes; Yuna’s air dodges are often more vulnerable than most characters as a result of average fall speed, slow acceleration and lack of effective defensive options for guarding melee priority attacks or clashing with them. Her fastest midair cancels being Ranged priority is usually a blessing, but detrimental in this context. Adamant Chains set makes her air dodges safer, but also takes away from other aspects of her build, which is not ideal in Yuna's case.

Yuna has been typically ranked in mid tier or low tier in competitive play. She excels in small and average sized stages (e.g. M.S. Prima Vista, Top Floor) with good disjoints, EX generation and HP attacks that control more space in them. Even though she benefits from stage elements, they’re not a requirement for playing to her key strengths. While she works really well just outside of opponent’s poking range, her below average damage output, mixed dodge punishment strengths and modest conversion ability limit her potential. Despite this, Yuna has enough utility to stand out in the roster and compete in a variety of matchups.

Strengths

Weaknesses

Mid-range Variety of attacks that can poke and apply mixups outside of opponent's poking range or through lingering projectiles. Flexibility Yuna's well-rounded and reliable attacks give her the ability to run a large amount of different builds to suit the matchup. Meter Generation Assist building tools are good. EX is above average and very consistently accessible from all her moves with EX Intake Range bonuses. Abnormal attacks Yuna has access to a fast Ranged Low bravery and very fast anti-approach HP attacks. User-friendly Atypical, yet relatively straightforward kit and offense make her a decent pick for new players.

Anti-Zoning Yuna's options are fairly limited and she cannot easily force opponents into her effective range. Mobility Slow dash speed can make chasing a fleeing opponent or grabbing EX cores difficult. Yuna's air dodges are also riskier due to slow fall speed, fastest air attacks being ranged, and not having a very fast ground attack. Low base stats Yuna's below average base power, dependency on EX Intake Range boosting weapons, and slightly below average base stats often lead to her damage being a bit lower relative to the rest of the cast.

Bravery Attacks

Yuna bravery attacks uses summons. Yuna is stationnary as she is "casting" the summon. The summon is a disjointed attack that cover a good range in front of her During EX mode, double summons adds another summon to the attack, improving damage and changing effects. Attack data within brackets indicate Double Summons during EX Mode.

Ground

Version	Damage multiplier	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force	Effects	CP (Mastered)
Normal	10, 20 (30)	19F	Physical	Melee Low	30 (30, 0)	Wall Rush	30 (15)
EX Mode	10, [5, 10], 20 (45)	19F	Physical [Magical]	Melee Low [Ranged Low]	30	Wall Rush	-

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	10, 20 (30)	19F	Physical	Melee Low	30 (30, 0)
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Wall Rush	30 (15)	Dodge
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Close] Summon Ifrit. Sends foe flying.

Ifrit claw swipe. Good vertical tracking with a large hitbox, average damage and slightly poor knockback. The first claw swipe can be confirmed into an assist like Kuja with a generous input window. Slow startup for a melee low priority makes it poor defensively and somewhat vulnerable to blocks.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	10, [5, 10], 20 (45)	19F	Physical [Magical]	Melee Low [Ranged Low]	30
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Wall Rush	-	Dodge
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Close] Summon Ifrit. Sends foe flying.

EX Mode adds two Shiva hits in between the claw swipes while keeping the lengthy input window intact. The first one comes out during the first part of the attack, and pressing circle will cause Shiva to slam the opponent into the second Ifrit claw attack. As such, the overall behavior remains very similar to the normal version, but the addition of Shiva attacks could make it easier for a player to react with a follow-up.

Version	Damage multiplier	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force	Effects	CP (Mastered)
Normal	3 x 4, 5 x 6 (42)	27F	Physical (strike) > Magical (projectiles)	Melee Mid (strike) > Ranged Low (projectiles)	90 (36, 53~54)	Chase	30 (15)
EX Mode	3 x 4, [10, 10], 5 x 6 (62)	27F	Physical (strike) > Magical (projectiles)	Melee Mid (strike) > Ranged Low (projectiles)	90	Chase	-

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	3 x 4, 5 x 6 (42)	27F	Physical (strike) > Magical (projectiles)	Melee Mid (strike) > Ranged Low (projectiles)	90 (36, 53~54)
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Chase	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Mid] Summon Ixion. Delay combo to boost hit times.

Rush forward with Ixion. On launching opponent, Ixion’s horn will glow twice. Pressing Circle () again will fire discs, and pressing as late as possible on the second flash will fire the maximum amount of 6 discs. The max amount of discs provide a safe empty chase against recovery attack and is one of the handful of attacks in the game to do so.

This is a Melee Mid so it will stagger regular blocks, making it a relatively safe tool for ground-to-ground, anti-air poking and area denial while the enemy is slightly above ground.

This attack is pretty fast on both startup and recovery for its range. As a niche technique, Ixion can spawn on the opposite side of thin obstacles that Yuna is pressed against as an extra-safe poking option.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	3 x 4, [10, 10], 5 x 6 (62)	27F	Physical (strike) > Magical (projectiles)	Melee Mid (strike) > Ranged Low (projectiles)	90
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Chase
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP

EX mode Aerospark puts Yuna in the air. In adds more hits and extends the input window for a maximum amount of disc projectiles.

The hit stun from the projectiles remains largely the same. But because Yuna is now airborne, she can dodge cancel towards her opponent and link EX mode Heavenly Strike without walls or even Diamond Dust when done near a wall. This is the only way to combo into her own HP by herself, which improves Aerospark's damage potential considerably, even though it is difficult to do.

Version	Damage multiplier	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force	Effects	CP (Mastered)
Normal	each 7	39F	Magical	Ranged Low	0	-	30 (15)
EX Mode	[20], 7 each (27+)	45F [15F]	Magical [Physical]	Ranged Low [Melee Low]	0	-	-

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	each 7	39F	Magical	Ranged Low	0
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Long] Summon Valefor. Fire five lasers in wave pattern.

Multiple projectiles fired in a cone shape formation. Low commitment and low reward, it can be easily countered with universal defensive options. Energy Blast can rarely be used for filler hits during ground assists, but it is not essential for Yuna to have.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	[20], 7 each (27+)	45F [15F]	Magical [Physical]	Ranged Low [Melee Low]	0
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	-
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP

EX Energy Blast adds a fast melee low priority Ifrit swipe that can beat dash attempts, but is otherwise not outstanding. Being able to combo into projectiles with Ifrit is nice, but the reward on hit remains similiarly underwhelming for the requirements and risk associated with it.

Aerial

Version	Damage multiplier	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force	Effects	CP (Mastered)
Normal	5 x 4, 15 (35)	27F	Physical	Melee Low	90 (30, 60)	Chase	30 (15)
EX Mode	5 x 4, [2 x 4, 10], 10 (48)	27F	Physical	Melee Low	30	Wall Rush	30 (15)

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	5 x 4, 15 (35)	27F	Physical	Melee Low	90 (30, 60)
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Chase	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Mid] Summon Valefor. Great for attacking from below.

Yuna calls Valefor who spins at the enemy. If it hits, Yuna can press circle again to send the enemy away, initiating chase.

Sonic Wings is Yuna’s primary melee priority poke. Huge hitbox, strong straight-vertical tracking and entirely disjointed, but also slower startup, and thus somewhat vulnerable to reactionary blocks at certain ranges. After the first hits, Yuna can call an assist like Kuja to combo. Valefor being so displaced from Yuna’s position means that if she doesn’t have Spira’s Hope (her exclusive weapon) or doesn’t chase, the opponent will get most of the EX Force instead via Glutton. Its disjoint can be used to go through some higher priority projectiles, mainly The Emperor’s Flares and Ultimecia’s charged Knight’s Lances, making it a very good tool in those matchups.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	5 x 4, [2 x 4, 10], 10 (48)	27F	Physical	Melee Low	30
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Wall Rush	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP

The EX version’s final hit trades chase for wall rush.

Version	Damage multiplier	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force	Effects	CP (Mastered)
Normal	4, 6, 12 (22)	11F	Magical	Ranged Low	30 (15, 15)	Wall Rush	30 (15)
EX Mode	4, [4], 6, [4, 4], 12 (34)	11F [19F]	Magical [Physical]	Ranged Low [Melee Low]	30	Wall Rush	-

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	4, 6, 12 (22)	11F	Magical	Ranged Low	30 (15, 15)
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Wall Rush	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Close] Summon Shiva. Short range, quick strike.

Slightly remote icicle strike attack. This is Yuna’s defining air poke for building assist meter and poking in general. If it hits, press circle to add another hit, press circle again to slam your opponent to the ground for a wall rush. Each hit has a long confirm window if they hit the opponent.

Heavenly Strike will spawn on top of the opponent when possible; It has deceptively long upwards and forwards range, but also slight backwards and downwards range. The hit spawning directly on the opponent can allow this move to hit opponents through attacks it would otherwise lose to through priority. The high hit stun on the strikes can sometimes allow it to trade-combo. 11 frame startup ties for the fastest speed bracket of pokes.

The knockback distance is a bit on the lower side at about 2/5th the height of Order’s Sanctuary. If Yuna is positioned too high, confirming an assist combo off of the second hit is still possible.

Being Ranged Low priority offers Heavenly Strike a lot of unique advantages and disadvantages. Perhaps the biggest upside is that Yuna does not stagger when this move is blocked, which allows her to avoid damage in most situations against blocking HP attacks. On the flipside however, Heavenly Strike completely loses to dash, which can allow the opponent to use certain option selects with it; Sonic Wings is comparatively slow and Heavenly Strike loses cleanly to Melee Low attacks. This can prevent Yuna from defending herself by clashing in situations where she is at frame disadvantage, such as after air dodges.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	4, [4], 6, [4, 4], 12 (34)	11F [19F]	Magical [Physical]	Ranged Low [Melee Low]	30
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Wall Rush	-
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP

EX Heavenly Strike adds Ixion melee hits between the Shiva ice strikes. This adds a vulnerability to blocks, but offers Yuna extra attack range and a better option against dash option selects when whiffing Diamond Dust is dangerous.

Charge time 58 frames. Projectile comes out 11 frames after button release.

Version	Damage multiplier	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force	Effects	CP (Mastered)
Normal	10 (uncharged) / each 5 (charged)	39F	Magical	Ranged Low	0	-	30 (15)
EX Mode	10 / [10] each 5	39F	Magical	Ranged Low	0	-	-

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	10 (uncharged) / each 5 (charged)	39F	Magical	Ranged Low	0
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Long] Summon Bahamut. Charge to change strength.

Long-range fireball attack, can be charged to fire 4 smaller fireballs in a slight spread. Low reward on hit, easily dispatched by dash or block. The moderate startup, semi-decent vertical tracking and surprisingly fast projectile travel speed can make the single shot an effective poke for fishing for Assist Charge counter hits. The maximum range is a little lacking, however. The low reward on hit, along with it being Yuna’s only attacking option at its range reduces its usefulness, especially in bringing the opponent back into Yuna’s effective range.

Charged Impulse is unfortunately worse than the normal version for the most part. The charge time is quite long, and the max range is slightly shorter. The projectile spread isn’t quite enough to make a big difference in catching the opponent and if only one of the projectiles connect, it actually does less damage. Charging Impulse is also very telegraphed to the opponent and easily assist punished as Yuna cannot usually turn around fast enough to hit the assist before getting hit herself.

However, if Yuna connects multiple projectiles with the charged version, the hits can trigger a hit glitch and combo into Heavenly Strike follow-ups for a potential confirm into assist or knockdown.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	10 / [10] each 5	39F	Magical	Ranged Low	0
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	-
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP

EX Impulse adds a low priority Valefor projectile, but practically offers no notable utility. In addition to the EX mode requirement, Impulse must be charged for this version of the attack to come out.

HP Attacks

Ground

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	10	37F	Physical	Melee High (claw), Ranged High (pillars)	60~150
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Close] Summon Ifrit. Short range, good vertical range.

Massively active, tall and wide anti-approach fire pillar attack. Use this when the opponent is trying to approach Yuna from the air or ground. It does not hit opponents directly above Yuna, however.

Hellfire is a very fast HP attack for its power with great anti-air capabilities. Great horizontal tracking around Yuna when she casts it. Combined with extremely high active frames on the pillars, Hellfire is very good at catching dodges near Yuna. The opponent can get hit by multiple flame pillars, which generates a lot of EX Force and multiple meter depletion and Side by Side triggers.

Ifrit’s claw is melee high priority, and Yuna’s fastest and safest at that; It is her go-to option for reflecting ranged high attacks when necessary. Do note that Ifrit’s claw does not cover Yuna’s body.

The pillars can be used as a 1-hit HP if the opponent is sitting with a full EX gauge. The knockback from the pillar can be converted into a combo by precisely timing Kuja assist. Fire pillars remain on the field if the claw clashes partially through the attack, which can lead to favorable trades with opponent’s short-range melee high attacks.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	-	59F	-	Ranged High	60
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Long] Summon Valefor. Invokes vertically long columns of fire.

Yuna’s long-range HP attack. Valefor draws a glowing line on the ground that explodes straight upwards after a short delay. Valefor has a slight curving tracking when casting the ray. This is just enough to force slower walking characters to dodge to the side, but not enough to actually catch dodges most of the time.

Energy Ray is one of the longest ranged attacks Yuna has, and one that reaches the end of its travel distance very quickly. It can be useful to force a side dodge when backed by assist or to punish a long whiffed animation. The explosion also has surprisingly high vertical reach. This attack is super vulnerable to assist punishes on reaction, but sometimes difficult to punish in close range. Use with caution.

Aerial

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	2 x 5 (10)	49F	Magical	Ranged High	90
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Absorb	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Mid] Summon Ixion. Effective against any height.

Yuna summons Ixion to create a vacuuming lightning orb at mid range after a short delay. Ixion can place the orb almost anywhere within a 360-degree range, but the maximum distance from Yuna and the orb’s size are a little lacking. The main application of this move is to be used at semi-close range when the opponent is in big frame disadvantage and will probably dodge in any one direction.

Thor’s Hammer leaves Yuna wide open where she is not attacking, making it vulnerable to assist punishes and fast mid-range attacks. This move builds decent EX Force on hit, but due to its distance from Yuna, the opponent will often get more of it with Glutton . Diamond Dust is generally safer and more reliable check to blocks in neutral.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	2 x 5 (10)	21F	Magical	Ranged High	90
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	-	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Close] Summon Shiva. Short range, quick execution.

Yuna summons Shiva to create a lingering ice cloud in one spot, that deals small bravery damage and an HP hit when touched. Very potent and a fast anti-approach and mixup move, especially against advancing melee attacks.

This move has surprisingly strong vertical tracking, even allowing it to combo off of EX Mode Aerospark. The final hit will launch the opponent straight up, allowing for easy conversions into assists. Diamond Dust stays active for a while; If the opponent triggers the hits near the end of active frames, Yuna will be actionable before hit stun ends. This allows a true combo off of Diamond Dust into different attacks depending on the amount of frame advantage, with Heavenly Strike being most practical.

	Base damage	Startup frame	Type	Priority	EX Force
	2 x 8 (16)	63F	Magical	Melee High	24
	Effects	CP (Mastered)	Cancels	Assist Gain (Hit)
	Wall Rush	30 (15)
	Unlocked at level	Mastered at AP	[Long] Summon Bahamut. Very accurate and powerful.

Yuna summons Bahamut under her, who fires a big laser at mid range. The laser deals a good amount of damage and it is Yuna’s only HP attack that can wall rush. Before firing the laser, Bahamut has excellent horizontal tracking on the opponent. During the attack, it also has decent downwards tracking and serviceable sideways tracking during the attack. All this makes Mega Flare good for catching most dodges close, if not directly below Yuna.

The laser is Yuna’s only aerial melee high attack. But similar to Hellfire, it does not cover Yuna’s body well. Same as Thor’s Hammer, Mega Flare leaves Yuna completely exposed to punishes, even moreso because of its longer duration. This move is generally used in a couple other ways as well; A very strong okizeme option near or on the ground, often near a wall to restrict opponent’s mobility further. It also works as a last resort for reflecting opponent’s ranged high projectiles.

EX Mode: Grand Summon!

Effects:

• Regen
• Critical Boost
• Double Summons

Double Summons

[Always active while in EX Mode] Two Aeons are simultaneously summoned with one BRV attack.

Double Summons alters properties of Yuna's braveries. All braveries get additional hits with their own base damage, increasing overall damage of an attack. In addition, the braveries get:

• Meteor Strike gets additional hits with Shiva, while retaining lenient input window for follow-up.
• Aerospark makes Yuna airborne and has more hit stun that enables a dodge cancel > Diamond Dust combo.
• Energy Blast adds a melee low priority hitbox that precedes the projectiles.
• Heavenly Strike becomes melee low priority, which can stagger Yuna when blocked.
• Sonic Wings causes wall rush instead of chase.
• Impulse gets an additional Valefor projectile, which only activates when the move is used at max charge.

This is generally speaking a power increase for Yuna, but players have to be mindful about getting Heavenly Strike blocked and adjusting their assist timing to accomodate the additional hits or wall rush in Sonic Wings' case.

Please refer to the bravery attack section for a more in-depth look at how Double Summons affects Yuna.

EX Burst: To the Farplane

Sends foe to another dimension after attacking with the summoned Aeon. Enter the commands that appear to summon another Aeon.

Damage multiplier (initial)	Damage multiplier (rest)	Type
3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (25)	5, 10, 7, 9, 4, 12, 6, 11, 3, 8 (75) (100 total)	??

The player must press a button in time with an enclosing white circle multiple times in a row to complete this EX Burst perfectly. Press the button that is shown on the screen when the white circle overlaps with the button icon's white outline. Repeat the process until the EX Burst ends.

To the Farplane is typically on the above average spectrum in terms of EX Burst damage, partly due to the initial hits that are not affected by player's EX defense. A solid EX Burst with good damage and relatively low execution barrier.

Combos

Main article: Yuna (Combos)

Solo

Yuna has a handful of solo combos. Most of them are situational, if not impractical. But they are good for Yuna when they do hit.

Condition Combo Base Damage EX Notes
Long range, no wall required. Hit Glitch only. Impulse (Charged) > Impulse HIT > Heavenly Strike 23~38 + WR 15 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): 5~20 > 6, 12 + WR Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 0 > 15 This utilizes the hit glitch, which requires Yuna doing Heavenly Strike when the charged Impulse hits the opponent. Because Yuna cannot cancel Impulse into Heavenly Strike, the projectiles must hit much later than when they were first shot. That limits the practicality of this combo, but it still provides Yuna a long range wall rush conversion into assist if it hits.
Ground only, near wall / corner / ceiling. EX mode only. EX Aerospark > DC (forward) > Diamond Dust 62~72 180 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): Minimum: 3x4, 10, 5x6 (52) > 2x5 (10). Highest: 3x4, [10, 10], 5x6 > 2x5 (62) Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 90 + 90 This is Yuna's only solo combo into an HP attack. The requirements are high and situational, but the reward is noteworthy. Diamond Dust has less vertical reach than Heavenly Strike, so a wall etc. is needed to reduce the opponent's knockback. That will shorten the distance Yuna has to travel. Mapping Diamond Dust to up + square (↑+) can make this combo easier to do.
HP starter, no wall required. Starter must hit late. Diamond Dust (late hit) > Heavenly Strike 24 93 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): 2 > 4, 6, 12 Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 63 + 30 When Diamond Dust hits late, Yuna has enough frame advantage to go for a solo follow-up. Heavenly Strike's vertical reach is a consistent follow-up, and quite rewarding if it wall rushes for an assist combo. Using assist to set this up helps Yuna keep the opponent on the ground as well.

Kuja

Condition Combo Base Damage EX Notes
Midair, no wall Sonic Wings (1) > Kuja > AC > Diamond Dust 75 - 80 120 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): Minimum: 5x3, 50, 10. Maximum: 5x4, 50, 10 Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 30 + 90 Midair conversion, can be done at a distance. Since Yuna is already airborne, this can help reach the ceiling. Be wary of banish traps in Ultimecia's Castle and Orphan's Cradle, though.
Midair, Wall Rush (ground) Heavenly Strike > WR > Kuja > AC > Diamond Dust 79 + BRV WR 120 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): 22 + WR, 47 (Kuja), 10 Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 15 + 15 + 90 Basic air combo that leads to Kuja ground assist. Kuja provides a lot of time to reposition and add filler attacks. Many fillers work great here.
Midair, no wall Diamond Dust > Kuja > DC > AC > Diamond Dust 70 180 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): 10, 50, 10 Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 90 + 90 Basic midair combo off of Yuna's fastest HP. Good EX gain, no wall needed. The dodge cancel (DC) is not necessary, unless the stage or aerial booster require it.
Wall Rush Mega Flare > WR > Kuja > DC > AC > Diamond Dust 76 + HP WR 114 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): 16 + HP WR, 50, 10 Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 24 + 90 Basic wall rush conversion. If you catch the opponent dodging after Heavenly Strike, this is a good way to capitalize on that habit. Mega Flare is Yuna's only wall rush HP, so the payoff can be great.
Ground (Yuna) Energy Ray > Kuja > AC > Diamond Dust 10 + HP x2 150 Video Base Damage (Breakdown): HP, 10 + HP Opponent Assist (Comrade's Vow): ??? EX Force (Breakdown): 60 + 90 Basic HP conversion. Energy Ray is pretty linear, but the generous hit stun rewards good reads.

Builds

Stats
HP	10171
CP	450
BRV	1314
ATK	177
DEF	183
LUK	61
Max Booster	x1.8

Special Effect: None

Equipment
Assist	Kuja
Weapon	Spira's Hope
Hand	Hero's Shield
Head	Royal Crown
Body	Maximillian
Accessory 1	Dismay Shock
Accessory 2	Battle Hammer
Accessory 3	Pre-EX Mode
Accessory 4	Pre-EX Revenge
Accessory 5	Blue Gem
Accessory 6	White Gem
Accessory 7	Tenacious Attacker
Accessory 8	Glutton
Accessory 9	Great Gospel
Accessory 10	Miracle Shoes
Summon	Rubicante

Bravery attacks
Ground	Aerial
Meteor Strike	Heavenly Strike
↑+ Aerospark	↑+ Sonic Wings
	↓+ Impulse
HP attacks
Ground	Aerial
Hellfire	Thor's Hammer
	↑+ Diamond Dust
	↓+ Mega Flare

indicates a "Gear" extra ability or the use of CP / Equipment glitch. The total CP cost will assume the glitch is done.

Basic Abilities

Actions
Ground Evasion
Midair Evasion
Ground Block
Midair Block
Aerial Recovery
Recovery Attack
Controlled Recovery
Wall Jump
Air Dash
Free Air Dash
Omni Ground Dash
Multi Air Slide
Free Air Dash Boost
Assist Gauge Up Dash
Jump Times Boost+
Ground Evasion Boost
Midair Evasion Boost
Evasion Boost
Descent Speed Boost

Support
Always Target Indicator
EX Core Lock On
Assist Lock On

Extra
Precision Jump
Assist Critical Boost
Disable Counterattack
EXP to HP
Best Dresser

CP
425 / 450

Build Overview

Equip the Best Dresser extra ability for +100 base bravery.

CP Allocation

25 CP is available for Counterattack extra ability.

Substitutes

Substitutes

Equipment / Ability	Substitute	Notes
Blue Gem	First to Victory Winged Boots || Blue Gem contributes to damage with higher base bravery. But if that is not important, First to Victory provides a small initial boost in meter and bravery. Winged Boots reduces bravery depletion from banish traps, but this is only relevant in stages that have them.
Omni Ground Dash	Ground Dash Reverse Ground Dash || If lateral movement is not important, equipping one of these dashes will move Yuna in one direction while building assist gauge.
Assist Critical Boost	Counterattack	Counterattack activates whenever the opponent is hit out of their attack, which is good for Yuna's pokes. But it is also commonly nullified with "Disable Counterattack".

Stats
HP
CP
BRV
ATK
DEF
LUK
Max Booster

Special Effect:

Equipment
Assist
Weapon
Hand
Head
Body
Accessory 1
Accessory 2
Accessory 3
Accessory 4
Accessory 5
Accessory 6
Accessory 7
Accessory 8
Accessory 9
Accessory 10
Summon

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Bravery attacks
Ground	Aerial
HP attacks
Ground	Aerial

indicates a "Gear" extra ability or the use of CP / Equipment glitch. The total CP cost will assume the glitch is done.

Assist

Yuna's assist data

Type	Attack	Startup	Position	Spawn	Damage multiplier	Effects
BRV	Meteor Strike	19F	Ground	Opponent	10, 20 (30)	Wall Rush
BRV	Heavenly Strike	11F	Air	Opponent	4, 6, 12 (22)	Wall Rush
HP	Hellfire	39F	Ground	Opponent	10	Chase
HP	Diamond Dust	21F	Air	Opponent	2 x 5 (10)	Chase

Assists

Most builds use Kuja as the assist for both high damage and consistent confirms from most of her attacks. Heavenly Strike (with or without ground wall rush), Sonic Wings (1st part) and even Hellfire. Heavenly Strike can ground wall rush in many situations, which combos into Kuja ground assist for plenty of damage and time for followups.

Wiki Roadmap (012 Yuna)

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General				34 / 86
Strengths and weaknesses			Pros and cons.	? / ?
Overview		Shorten overview, distribute it across Yuna's pages.		1 / 2
Bravery Attacks	Ability info, overview, images			5 / 5
HP Attacks	Ability info, overview, images			5 / 5
EX Mode	Basic info, overview, image			3 / 3
Combos	Solo combos, Kuja assist combos.		Add solo and assist combos with video examples.	6 / 7
Builds	1 build.		Add more builds with the new templates.	5 / 10
Assist	Assist data		Common viable assists with overviews.	1 / 3
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