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If the opponent is hit by Harae, Orochi can follow up with Marokare for a meaty damage.

Should the opponent be positioned at the center of the screen during Marokare, the attack will account for approximately twice the number of hits, dealing a far greater amount of damage.

Compared to Yo no Kaze, Ho no Susori comes out slower prior to 98UM, especially at stronger levels.

Both attacks are especially devastating as anti-air. Goenitz's Yo no Kaze gains similar attributes, and only in the aforementioned game too.

Ho no Susori gained the ability to hit OTG in KOF '98 UM.

In KOF '98 UM, the move's ability to draw and connect OTG is lost, only being able to draw in standing opponents, who can simply walk backward to avoid it unless cornered.

Oomiwa is one of the very few moves in KOF that can hit OTG that is, even if the enemy is merely lying down and in range, the move WILL connect.

In The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match, this behavior is changed, as well as the timing of the move and its active frames.

Utsushi Iwai inflicts damage once the victim hits the ground.

Prior to The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match (and in the PlayStation port of The King of Fighters '97), Tadasu can be canceled from normals to create nasty infinite combos, due to its very brief animation at that time.

Its literal translation, 'Dweller on the Threshold', in theosophy is the accumulation of sins, guilt, and anger from past lives that obstructs the soul's ascendancy towards enlightenment and perfection.

As Arahabaki was an important deity to the leader of a rebellion against the emperor Jimmu, Jimmu decreed worship of him as heretical and treasonous.

Arahabaki is the name of a Momunofu deity that predated the Shinto pantheon.

It will then crush the orb, inflicting severe damage as the victim is blasted away. If the enemy gets too close, Orochi will stab them with its hand and pull out a piece of their life force, in the form of a bluish white orb. During this time, the opponent will be pulled towards Orochi until Oomiwa wears off. Orochi glows with pale blue energy while making the entire area flicker with white energy. Orochi raises its hands upward and calls forth a storm of deathly white energy from the skies to attack the entire screen. Orochi does an overhead outward-crescent kick that leaves a trail of cutting blue energy in a fashion of Rugal Bernstein's Genocide Cutter, only he remains on the ground. Originally Orochi's 5 in KOF '97, Orochi now has Ukei as an anti-air attack.

The button used determines how far away the pillar appears. Orochi summons a pillar of bluish-white energy to strike down from the sky. Ho no Susori ( 火闌降（ほのすそり） Fire Blossom Rain) The Tadasu bolt does little damage on its own, but will juggle a hit opponent. If hit by a projectile, the rift will swallow it and disgorge a bolt of violet fire in retaliation. Orochi creates a momentary rift in front of itself. defends against mid attacks, while defends against specials, DMs, and aerial and high attacks. If its opponent hits with a physical attack where Orochi is gesturing, it counterattacks by generating a shield of energy that shatters and damages them. Orochi juts a hand forward ( version) or upwards ( version). Utsushi Iwai ( 顕斎（うつしいわい） Dispelling of the Transient World)

It consumes every projectile that it comes across. It is not strictly a projectile, as indicated by the fact that it does not disappear on hitting a foe.

Orochi casts a mote of bluish-white light forward that creates a void rift as it travels. The D version has Orochi switch sides with its opponent while levitating them. Orochi levitates its opponent into the air, then manifests a slash on them that knocks them away. Orochi is a Versatile Character who has a mix of projectile zoning, poking, and pressure.Īrahabaki ( 荒覇吐（あらはばき） Dweller of the Threshold)

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