Escaped throws and using it in your strategies.

One thing that isn't mentioned in a lot of strategies for playing specific characters (exceptions I can think of the strats for Jeff's throws here and long deleted guides to DS Vanessa/Jeffry for Vanilla [lol, sorry]) are the win-win situations your throws can put you in whether or not your throw lands, like Vanessa doing to ring out to her back, but if it is escaped the opponent is still rung out.

To answer a specific question from the discord here is a compiled list (not 100% complete) I wrote up in some docs a while ago. There will probably be errors in all but the Jeffry section so it's up to the players of other characters to flesh out/correct anything.

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Akira
ST -6 Thrown toward Opponent’s back (possible ringout if parallel to ring edge)
ST -6
ST -6
-6 Practically no movement
-6 still changes 180ish

ST -6 can ring the opponent out forward toward their back
ST/BT? -6 180ish position change


Aoi
ST -6 Thrown toward Opponent’s back (possible ringout if parallel to ring edge)
ST -6
-6 90 degree change toward opponent’s back
-6 90 degree change toward opponent’s front (ring out more likely if parallel)
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
-6 can ring the opponent out forward
-6 90 degree change toward opponent’s back
ST -6

ST -6
*throw combo?
-6 Aoi pushed back slightly
-6 Aoi pushed back slightly
-6 switches around 180 degrees, if opponent is to edge, Aoi can ring self out
Wall -6 thrown 45ish degrees toward opponent’s back


Brad
ST -6
-6 pushed back 15ish degrees toward opponent’s front, can ring you out to the back
-6 push back can ring you out (far distance)
-6 push back can ring you out (far distance)
Wall -6 push back can ring you out (far distance)
ST -6
Ducking (all) -3


Eileen
-6 push back can ring you out (far distance)
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
-6 push back can ring you out (far distance)
ST -6
Wall -6 push back
Wall ST -6


Blaze
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
-6 push back can ring you out (far distance)
ST -6
Wall ST -6
Wall ST -6
Half Wall ST -6

Side +2 but big space given
ST? -6 position reversed
ST -6 thrown to stomach
ST -6 thrown to back
ST -6 thrown to stomach



Goh
ST -6 (both?) Switches position and can ring out to your back
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
Wall / ST -6
Wall ST -6
ST? -6 throw to stomach
ST? -6 thrown to stomach
ST? -6 thrown to stomach

Tsukami anything -3


Jacky
ST -6
-6 push back (can ring you out)
ST -6
ST -6
-6 push back
ST -6
Wall grounded, position is the same otherwise

Side :G (left) +2 close range (right) large gap

Taka Side Left you get pushed away further

Jean
ST -6
-6 push back (can ring you out)
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
Wall ST -6

Side +2 (left) more distance (right) shorter distance


Jeffry
ST -6
ST -6
-6 massive distance can ring out forward
-6 (both ST?) can ring out forward
-6 can ring out forward
__ same
__ -6 slight pushback, but you get a lot of distance (can self ring out backwards)
ST -6
-6 can ring out forward
Wall +5 pushed to the opponent’s back parallel to wall
Wall -6 you’re facing wall opponent is to your back, both BT
Wall ST -6
Side / +2 change positions
-6, both BT, can possibly ringout to your back in hilarious fashion
-6 can ring you out back or super short distance for the opponent forward
-6 can ring you out back or super short distance for the opponent forward, massive distance is made after escape

Taka
-6, pushes back can ring you out
-6, pushes back can ring you out
Side Both +2 push back

Kage
-6 can ring out to your back after position change
-6 slight push back, can ring you out (but short range)
-6 pushes opponent back and a few degrees to the stomach side of opponent
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
Both Walls ST -6


Lau
-6 position change, can ring out to your back
ST -6
-6 switches 90ish degrees toward the opponent’s back
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
Wall throws ST -6

*Taka,
-6 pushes you back can ring out


Lei Fei
/Wall -6 Pushes you back 45 degrees to the opponent’s stomach and can ring you out
-6 can ring out 45 degrees to the back toward the opponent’s back

ST -6
ST -6
-6 pushes the opponent back, can ring out

ST -6
ST -6


Lion
/ ST? -6 you’re swung 90+ degrees in the direction of the opponent’s back
ST -6
:G/Wall -6 basically no other changes
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6

Pai
ST -6
ST? -6
ST -6
ST -6

ST -6

ST -6
-6 90 degree shift to opponent’s stomach
-6 can ring out forward quite a distance (looks funny on Taka)
Wall ST -6
Side can still ring out in the same direction it would if landed quite a distance

All low throws are -6 no ST

Sarah
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6

ST -6
Wall -6

Shun
ST? -6 switch positions
-6 pushes you back and can ring out, causes a weird wall hit on you too
ST -6
-6 pushes you back and can ring out, causes a weird wall hit on you too
/Wall -10 pushes you far away to your back and can ring you out
ST -6 -3 DP
-6 switches positions

Taka

ST -6
ST -6
-6 no change in position
:G/Wall : -6 pushes you back slightly
ST -6
/Wall -6 pushes the opponent back slightly, can ring out
ST -6
/ same as
-6, pushes opponent forward and can ring out

All catch throws -3 can ring out forward a short distance

Vanessa
DS
ST -6 ring out to your back/swaps positions

/ -6 can ring out forward a short distance
All s ST -6
Wall ST -6
All low throws -6, can ring out forward

OS
same
ST -6
ST -6

ST -6
-6 swings you both 90ish degrees toward opponent’s back
ST -6
Wall ST -6

Takedown (all) -3


Wolf
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
ST -6
-6 both roll in the direction of the opponent’s back, either or both of you can get rung out depending on angle (does PGS change this like it used to?)
ST -6

ST -6
Wall / you’re grounded, opponent rolls to the side of their stomach and you’re both parallel with the wall

ST -6 you are in the position the opponent was and they shift more than 90 degrees to their stomach
/ ST -6
-6 can ring you out back or super short distance for the opponent forward, massive distance is made after escape

Catch throws / all -3
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Things to note:

1. ST (Sideturned) situation almost always results in you being swung about 90ish degrees toward the opponent's stomach, though the distance between you and the opponent will vary based on the specific throw that was escaped.
2. Not listed in detail are all the specifics to escaped side throws as some animations are different can have different uses. The only consistent rule for side throws being escaped is you have +2.
3. Unless stated otherwise, the escaped throws will work the same way on Taka.

Expanding on the strategy part of this post I will only address Jeffry, who is pretty unique as his primary big damage throws don't put him in ST like most of the cast.

Super unique and overlooked to the point of being practically unknown is Wall if escaped gives you +5(!) (and leaves you both parallel to the wall) which is something that I don't think exists anywhere else. Which means you can beat out all non-reversal/sabaki/inashi techniques with you quick mids or beat their evade away from the wall with your half circulars.

If the edge is to the opponent's back, either Half-Circle throw rings out forward if escaped, as does /. has pretty far forward ringout range if escaped due to the fact the opponent vaults away from you, but this is negated only by Taka, where he pushes you away instead.

/ being escaped gives you a massive amount of space and opponents who do an immediate stubby attack can be whiff punished by a /, or if they dash in/use a longer ranged attack, a can cover a lot of bases.

And now it's your turn to post stuff for your own characters and hopefully we can collectively add more to the knowledge pool.