Vanessa Moves - Defensive Style Default Stance

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• High Strikes
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  5. +
  6. (hold ) or (toward Vanessa's front)
  7. +
  8. (hold ) or (toward Vanessa's back)
• Mid Strikes
  <embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" allowNetworking="all" allowFullscreen="true" src="http://wmg.photobucket.com/pbwidget.swf?pbwurl=http://wmg.photobucket.com/albums/v646/akaiten/VF5 Vanessa/8a9de508.pbw" height="210" width="600">
  1. (while standing)
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  5. +
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  10. +
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  12. (while standing)
  13. 
  14. (hold ) or (toward Vanessa's back)
  15. 
  16. (hold ) or (toward Vanessa's front)
  17. +
  18. +
  19. (hold ) or (toward Vanessa's front)
  20. (hold ) or (toward Vanessa's back)
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  22. 
  23. +
  24. +
• Low Strikes
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  1. or
  2. or
  3. 
  4. +
• Other Moves
  1. ++ --> Offensive Style Default State

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Yup, double-checked. It is how the move animates:

Frames ~1-5: Vanessa leans downward (rear leg bending and foot stationary, while leading leg slides forward).
Frames ~ 6-9: Vanessa leans forward (rear leg extended, while leading leg is bent).
Frames ~ 10-16: Vanessa swings her rear arm.

The specific frames in the move image is ~ the 5th frame (right frame) and ~ the 17th frame.

 

Yeah, the neat thing I found out about the video recordings is that I can manually look at how a move animate frame by frame. This should be useful to put tidbit of information for moves that are considered "shenanigans."