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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==


{{StrengthsAndWeaknesses
| description =Shermie excels at close to medium range. At medium range, she has a some solid pokes and anti-airs to control a lot of space. Her jump arc, speed, and buttons also allow for aggressive approaches in the air from this range. At close range, her options include command grabs, a low confirm that combos into those command grabs, an overhead, and the aforementioned jump/hop pressure. What Shermie lacks are long confirms, and a solid reversal to get her out of pressure herself. These are minor weaknesses, since the confirms she has work well enough, and thanks to her reach and anti-air capability she can still hold her ground when cornered.}}
== Changes from Previous Versions ==
'''98 to 98UM'''
Normals:
* cl.C's hitbox has been extended downward
* st.C now has 5 frames less startup and 8 frames less recovery
* st.D now recovers 2 frames faster
* cr.B now recovers 4 frames faster, and can be linked out of
* cr.D now recovers 5 frames faster
* j.D's active frames are now 3 frames shorter
* nj.D's active frames are now 2 frames shorter
Specials:
* qcf+K OTG followup now hits correctly even in the corner
'''98UM to 98UMFE'''
Normals:
* cr.B now easier to chain into itself
* cl.C no longer whiffs on short characters
* j.D now has faster startup
Specials:
* hcf+K now travels further, does more damage
* qcb+P now has a bigger collision box


== Normal Moves ==
== Normal Moves ==


'''Close'''
'''Close'''
*cl.A: Same as st.A (no cl.-version)
*cl.B: Same as st.B (no cl.-version)
*'''cl.C: Special cancelable combo filler. Same damage as cr.C. Your main heavy normal for combos.'''
*cl.D: Same as st.D (no cl.-version)


'''Stand'''
* cl.A: Same as st.A.
*st.A: Whiffs on most crouchers and not much range. Can stop hops but useless otherwise. Cancels into A/B-normals and specials.
 
*st.B: 2 hits, first one is cancelable into specials, second one is not cancelable and safe on block but whiffs on a lot of crouchers which leaves Shermie open for a punish.
* cl.B: Same as st.B.
*'''st.C: Covers an arc in front of Shermie. Very good range, speed and active frames. Amazing poke in general.'''
 
*st.D: A little more range than cr.C but slower. Good anti air but only if used early enough. Whiffs on crouchers.
* cl.C: Cancelable combo filler. Same damage as cr.C. Your main heavy normal for combos.
 
* cl.D: Same as st.D.
 
'''Standing'''
 
* st.A: Whiffs on most crouchers and doesn't have much range. Can stop hops, but useless otherwise. Chainable and cancelable.
 
* st.B: 2 hits: first one is cancelable, second one is safe on block but not cancelable and whiffs on a lot of crouchers, which leaves Shermie open for a punish.
 
* st.C: Covers a wide arc in front of Shermie. Very good range, speed and active frames. Amazing poke in general.
 
* st.D: A little more range than cr.C, but slower. Good anti-air, but only if used early enough. Whiffs on crouchers.
 
'''Crouching'''
 
* cr.A: Fast but not much range. Chainable and cancelable.
 
* cr.B: Very fast and good range. Nice low poke. Links into hcf+P if close enough. Chainable.
 
* cr.C: Very reliable anti-air. Same damage as cl.C. Cancelable.
 
* cr.D: Good range, a little more than cr.B. A bit slow, but active for longer than a typical sweep.


'''Crouch'''
'''Jumping'''
*cr.A: Fast but not much range. Cancels into A/B-normals and specials.
*cr.B: Very fast and good range. Nice low poke. Links into hcf+P if close enough. Cancels into other A/B-normals but not specials.
*'''cr.C: Very reliable anti air! Special cancelable. Same damage as cl.C.'''
*cr.D: Good range, a little more than cr.B. A bit slow but active for longer than a typical sweep.


'''Jump'''
* j.A: Nice air-to-air. Hits a bit above Shermie.
*j.A: Nice air to air. Hits a bit above Shermie.
*j.B: Also a great air to air and still viable as a jumpin.
*'''j.C: Fantastic jumpin. Easy to hit on all crouchers and just as easy to cross up.'''
*'''j.D: Another great jumpin. Deals a little more damage than j.C and has more horizontal range. A little harder to cross up with.'''
*nj.D: Most horizontal range of her jump-normals together with j.CD. Okay as a defensive air to air.


'''Blowback'''
* j.B: Also a great air-to-air, and still viable as a jump-in.
*st.CD: Has no lower hurtbox, just as it looks. Cancel window is not generous so it is hard to confirm a counter hit.
 
*j.CD: Same great horizontal range as nj.D. A bit harder to hit crouchers with compared to j.C and j.D.
* j.C: Fantastic jump-in. Easy to hit on all crouchers, and just as easy to crossup.
 
* j.D: Another great jump-in. Deals a little more damage than j.C and has more horizontal range. A little harder to crossup with.
 
* nj.D: Most horizontal range of her jumping normals, together with j.CD. Okay as a defensive air-to-air.
 
'''CD Normals'''
* st.CD: Has no lower hurtbox, in line with its appearance. Cancelable on hit, block, and whiff. Cancel window is not generous, so it is hard to confirm a counterhit.
 
* j.CD: Same great horizontal range as nj.D. A bit harder to hit crouchers with compared to j.C and j.D.


== Throws ==
== Throws ==


'''Shermie Flash Original:''' <code>b/f+C (close)</code>
'''Shermie Flash Original:''' <code>b/f+C (close)</code>
*Throws forward. Causes hard knockdown. '''You can use this instead of hcf+P if you do not want to throw the opponent out of the corner.'''
 
* Regular throw, techable. Throws forward. Causes hard knockdown. You can use this instead of hcf+P if you do not want to throw the opponent out of the corner.
 
* Leaves the opponent too far away to apply pressure afterwards, except when thrown into the corner.


'''Front Flash:''' <code>b/f+D (close)</code>
'''Front Flash:''' <code>b/f+D (close)</code>
*Throws behind Shermie. Can be recovery rolled.


Both of Shermies regular throws leave the opponent too far away to apply pressure afterwards, except when thrown into the corner.
*Regular throw, techable. Throws behind Shermie. Causes a soft knockdown.
 
* Leaves the opponent too far away to apply pressure afterwards, except when thrown into the corner.


== Command Moves ==
== Command Moves ==


'''Shermie Stand:''' <code>f+B</code>
'''Shermie Stand:''' <code>f+B</code>
*Does 2 hits. Both hit overhead. Slow but good range. First hit whiffs on small crouchers. Second one can hit from half screen away.
 
*Loses the overhead property when cancelled into. Makes the last hit cancelable into specials, which is not useful.
* Does 2 hits. Both hit overhead. Slow but good range. First hit whiffs on small crouchers. Second one can hit from halfscreen away.
 
* Loses the overhead property when cancelled into. Makes the last hit cancelable into specials, which is not useful.
 
* When late-canceled into, it maintains the overhead property, allowing you to slip mixups into pressure.


== Special Moves ==
== Special Moves ==


'''Shermie Spiral:''' <code>hcf+A/C (close)</code>
'''Shermie Spiral:''' <code>hcf+A/C (close) ($)</code>
*'''1f startup command grab. Your main combo and mixup tool.''' Combos from any cancelable normal (except f+B) and links from cr.B. Throws behind Shermie and leaves the opponent on the back facing away from Shermie.
*No difference between A and C version.
*Only use ''Shermie Cute'' if it kills, ommiting the follow up gives you enough time to pressure the opponent afterwards.


'''Shermie Whip:''' <code>qcb+A/C</code>
* 1f startup command grab. Your main combo and mixup tool.
*'''A hit-grab type move. Useful thanks to its speed and hitbox as it can "suck in" an opponents whiffed move.''' Leaves the opponent face down behind Shermie facing her. Can also catch opponents out of the air. Combos from special cancelable normals but deals less damage than ''Shermie Spiral'', recovers slower and is unsafe on block (probably not punishable by all characters due to distance). '''Use with caution.'''
 
*A and C deal the same damage. C starts slower. Both have some startup invulnerabilty but not enough that it matters.
* Combos from any cancelable normal (except f+B) and links from cr.B. Throws behind Shermie and leaves the opponent on their back, facing away from Shermie.
*Always use ''Shermie Cute'' after this because it doesn't allow for pressure afterwards anyway, so just take the extra damage.
 
* No difference between A and C versions.
* Only use qcf+K afterward if it kills, omitting the follow up gives you enough time to pressure the opponent afterwards.
 
'''Shermie Whip:''' <code>qcb+A/C ($)</code>
 
* A hitgrab-type move. Useful for whiff punishing thanks to its speed and hitbox.
 
* Leaves the opponent facedown behind Shermie, facing her. Can also catch opponents out of the air.
 
* Combos from cancelable normals but deals less damage than hcf+P, recovers slower, and is unsafe on block (although pushback helps mitigate this). Use with caution.
 
* A and C versions deal the same damage. C version starts slower. Both have some startup invincibility, but not enough that it matters.
 
* Always use qcf+K after this because it doesn't allow for pressure afterwards anyway, so just take the extra damage.


'''Shermie Shoot:''' <code>hcf+B/D</code>
'''Shermie Shoot:''' <code>hcf+B/D</code>
*Forward moving command grab. Deals more damage than ''Shermie Spiral'' without ''Shermie Cute'' follow up and '''leaves opponent in front of Shermie.''' Risky since the opponent can react to the startup animation and sound. Still useful as a whiffpunish or after long conditioning. ''Or if the opponent simply can not react to it''.
 
*'''Combos from cr.C or cl.C if cancelled fast enough. Usually not after a jumpin due to pusback, except if it is a crossup.'''
*Forward moving command grab. Deals more damage than hcf+P without qcf+K and does not switch sides.
*Can be whiffcancelled from st.CD or cr.C to make it harder to react to.
 
*B and D deal the same damage. B travels about halfscreen. D travels fullscreen.
* Risky since the opponent can react to the startup animation and sound. Still useful as a whiff punish or as an occasional surprise move.
 
* Combos from cr.C or cl.C if cancelled fast enough. Usually won't after a jump-in due to pushback, unless it's a crossup.
 
* Can be whiff-cancelled from st.CD or cr.C to make it harder to react to.
 
* B and D versions deal the same damage. B version travels about halfscreen, D version travels fullscreen.


'''Axle Spin Kick:''' <code>qcb+B/D</code>
'''Axle Spin Kick:''' <code>qcb+B/D</code>
*Shermie spins while jumping forward in an arc and does a kick after landing. '''Full invulnerability until Shermie reaches the apex of the jump.''' The kick itself is safe on block but Shermie can easily be hit out of the air before she can land to do her kick. Can get you out of some situations but not very useful.
*D goes further than B and deals a good chunk more damage.


'''Shermie Clutch:''' <code>dp+B/D</code>
* Shermie spins while jumping forward in an arc and does a kick after landing.
*Anti air command grab. Sounds cool in theory but loses to any decent jumpin. Too slow to react with. As a hard read however, like if the opponent jumps away expecting a command grab, it will mentally break the opponent when successfully hit. Leaves the opponent on the back in front of Shermie facing away from her.
*B and D deal the same damage.
*Only use ''Shermie Cute'' if it kills, ommiting the follow up gives you enough time to pressure the opponent afterwards.  


'''Shermie Cute:''' <code>qcf+B/D (after Shermie Spiral, Shermie Whip or Shermie Clutch)</code>
* Full invincibility until Shermie reaches the apex of the jump.
*A follow up move to the moves mentioned. Trade some potential wake up pressure for some extra damage.
 
*Has to be input in the direction the opponent will be thrown in.
* The kick itself is safe on block, but Shermie can easily be hit out of the air before she can land to do her kick. Can get you out of some situations, but not very useful.
*No difference between B and D.
 
* D version goes further than B version and deals more damage.
 
'''Shermie Clutch:''' <code>dp+B/D ($)</code>
 
* Anti-air command grab. Sounds cool in theory, but loses to any decent jump-in.
 
* Too slow to react with, but on a hard read it can catch an opponent trying to jump out of a command grab.
 
* Leaves the opponent on their back in front of Shermie, facing away from her.
 
* B and D versions deal the same damage.
 
*Only use qcf+K after if it kills, omitting the followup gives you enough time to pressure the opponent afterwards.
 
'''Shermie Cute:''' <code>qcf+B/D (during ($) moves)</code>
 
* An OTG followup to some of Shermie's specials. Trades advantage on a knockdown for some extra damage.
 
* Has to be input in the direction the opponent will be thrown in.
 
* No difference between the two versions.


== Desperation Moves ==
== Desperation Moves ==


'''Shermie Carnival:''' <code>hcf, hcf+A/C (close)</code>
'''Shermie Carnival:''' <code>hcfx2+A/C (close)</code>
*Fully invulnerable command grab with slow startup. Leaves the opponent face down facing Shermie.
*SDM deals more damage. Leaves the opponent face up facing away from Shermie.
*Both DM and SDM throw the opponent back.


'''Shermie Flash:''' <code>hcb, hcb+A/C (close)</code>
* Fully invincible command grab DM with slow startup. Leaves the opponent facedown, facing Shermie.
*0f startup command grab. Can be comboed into from special cancelable normals (except f+B) or linked from cr.B.
*SDM version lets you and the opponent MASH for more or less damage. Damage if not mashed against is ridiculously high.
*Both versions leave the opponent on the back in front of Shermie facing her.


'''No difference between A and C versions for both of these desperation moves.'''
* A and C versions are identical. MAX version deals more damage and leaves the opponent faceup, facing away from Shermie.
 
* All versions switch sides.
 
'''Shermie Flash:''' <code>hcbx2+A/C (close)</code>
 
* 0f startup command grab DM. Can be combo-ed into from cancelable normals (except f+B) or linked from cr.B.
 
* A and C versions are identical. MAX version lets you and the opponent mash for more or less damage. Damage if not mashed against is ridiculously high.
 
* All versions leave the opponent on their back in front of Shermie, facing her.


== Combos ==
== Combos ==
'''General Notes:'''
'''General Notes:'''
*Use the <code>qcf+K</code> follow up after <code>hcf+P</code> for extra damage if it would secure the kill, otherwise take the wake up pressure.
 
*Using <code>qcb+P</code> instead of <code>hcf+P</code> when cancelling is possible but worse in damage and wake up pressure.
* Use <code>qcf+K</code> after <code>hcf+P</code> for extra damage if it would secure the kill, otherwise take the wake up pressure.
*cr.C can be used instead of cl.C (same damage) if you find it easier to input.
 
*'''The <code>cr.B, st.B</code> route is situational because the second hit of st.B whiffs on many crouchers and there is nothing 100% safe you can cancel the first hit into.''' This leaves you open for a punish. So only use this against characters on which it does not whiff, who can not punish it or confirm on the first cr.B before pressing st.B, which is harder to confirm than <code>cr.B, (link) hcf+P.</code>
* cr.C can be used instead of cl.C (same damage) if you find it easier to input.
 
* In any combo with hcbx2+P/hcfx2+P, it can be replaced with hcbx2+AC/hcfx2+AC for more damage if you have the resources.


===Meterless===
===Meterless===
:<code> cr.B, cr.B, cr.B</code>: Basic low string.
:<code> cr.B, (link) hcf+P</code>: Basic low confirm into command grab. Since this is a link it should give you enough time to confirm the hit.
:<code> cr.B, st.B(1st hit), hcf+P</code>: '''Situational''' as mentioned above but does that one hit more damage.
:<code> cl.C, hcf+P</code>: Your default punish or jumpin combo filler.
:<code> cl.C, hcf+K</code>: Punish for when you don't want to switch sides, '''works after a crossup but not a regular jumpin.'''


===Meter===
''Low''
:<code> cr.B, (link) hcb, hcb+P/AC</code>: Low link into DM or SDM Shermie Flash. Since this is a link it should give you enough time to confirm the hit.
 
:<code> cr.B, st.B(1st hit), hcb, hcb+P/AC</code>: '''Situational''' as mentioned above but does that one hit more damage.
:<code>cr.B, hcf+P</code>
:<code> cr.B, st.B(1st hit), hcf, hcf+P/AC</code>: '''Situational''' as mentioned above but lets you confirm into Shermie Carnival.
: Basic low confirm into command grab. Since this is a link, it should give you just enough time to confirm the hit.
:<code> cl.C, hcb, hcb+P/AC</code>: Cancel into DM or SDM Shermie Flash as a punish or jumpin combo filler.
 
:<code>cr.B, st.B(1), hcf+P</code>
: More damaging version of the above that does not work on some crouchers.
 
''Mid/Jump-In''
 
:<code>(j.X), cl.C, hcf+P</code>
: Your default punish or jump-in combo filler.
 
:<code>(j.X), cl.C, hcf+K</code>
: Punish for when you don't want to switch sides. Also works after a crossup, but not a regular jump-in.
 
===With Meter===
 
''Low''
 
:<code> cr.B, hcbx2+P</code>
: Low link into DM. Since this is a link, it should give you just enough time to confirm the hit.
 
:<code> cr.B, st.B(1), hcbx2+P</code>
: More damaging version of the above that does not work on some crouchers. hcfx2+P also works here.
 
''Mid/Jump-In''
 
:<code> cl.C, hcbx2+P</code>
: Combo into DM as a punish or jump-in combo filler.
 
===With Quick MAX===
 
:<code> cr.B, ABC, cl.C, hcb, hcb+P</code>
: Low Quick MAX conversion.


== Strategy & Tips ==
== Strategy & Tips ==

Latest revision as of 20:27, 25 September 2022

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Introduction

Shermie excels at close to medium range. At medium range, she has a some solid pokes and anti-airs to control a lot of space. Her jump arc, speed, and buttons also allow for aggressive approaches in the air from this range. At close range, her options include command grabs, a low confirm that combos into those command grabs, an overhead, and the aforementioned jump/hop pressure. What Shermie lacks are long confirms, and a solid reversal to get her out of pressure herself. These are minor weaknesses, since the confirms she has work well enough, and thanks to her reach and anti-air capability she can still hold her ground when cornered.

Changes from Previous Versions

98 to 98UM

Normals:

  • cl.C's hitbox has been extended downward
  • st.C now has 5 frames less startup and 8 frames less recovery
  • st.D now recovers 2 frames faster
  • cr.B now recovers 4 frames faster, and can be linked out of
  • cr.D now recovers 5 frames faster
  • j.D's active frames are now 3 frames shorter
  • nj.D's active frames are now 2 frames shorter

Specials:

  • qcf+K OTG followup now hits correctly even in the corner

98UM to 98UMFE

Normals:

  • cr.B now easier to chain into itself
  • cl.C no longer whiffs on short characters
  • j.D now has faster startup

Specials:

  • hcf+K now travels further, does more damage
  • qcb+P now has a bigger collision box

Normal Moves

Close

  • cl.A: Same as st.A.
  • cl.B: Same as st.B.
  • cl.C: Cancelable combo filler. Same damage as cr.C. Your main heavy normal for combos.
  • cl.D: Same as st.D.

Standing

  • st.A: Whiffs on most crouchers and doesn't have much range. Can stop hops, but useless otherwise. Chainable and cancelable.
  • st.B: 2 hits: first one is cancelable, second one is safe on block but not cancelable and whiffs on a lot of crouchers, which leaves Shermie open for a punish.
  • st.C: Covers a wide arc in front of Shermie. Very good range, speed and active frames. Amazing poke in general.
  • st.D: A little more range than cr.C, but slower. Good anti-air, but only if used early enough. Whiffs on crouchers.

Crouching

  • cr.A: Fast but not much range. Chainable and cancelable.
  • cr.B: Very fast and good range. Nice low poke. Links into hcf+P if close enough. Chainable.
  • cr.C: Very reliable anti-air. Same damage as cl.C. Cancelable.
  • cr.D: Good range, a little more than cr.B. A bit slow, but active for longer than a typical sweep.

Jumping

  • j.A: Nice air-to-air. Hits a bit above Shermie.
  • j.B: Also a great air-to-air, and still viable as a jump-in.
  • j.C: Fantastic jump-in. Easy to hit on all crouchers, and just as easy to crossup.
  • j.D: Another great jump-in. Deals a little more damage than j.C and has more horizontal range. A little harder to crossup with.
  • nj.D: Most horizontal range of her jumping normals, together with j.CD. Okay as a defensive air-to-air.

CD Normals

  • st.CD: Has no lower hurtbox, in line with its appearance. Cancelable on hit, block, and whiff. Cancel window is not generous, so it is hard to confirm a counterhit.
  • j.CD: Same great horizontal range as nj.D. A bit harder to hit crouchers with compared to j.C and j.D.

Throws

Shermie Flash Original: b/f+C (close)

  • Regular throw, techable. Throws forward. Causes hard knockdown. You can use this instead of hcf+P if you do not want to throw the opponent out of the corner.
  • Leaves the opponent too far away to apply pressure afterwards, except when thrown into the corner.

Front Flash: b/f+D (close)

  • Regular throw, techable. Throws behind Shermie. Causes a soft knockdown.
  • Leaves the opponent too far away to apply pressure afterwards, except when thrown into the corner.

Command Moves

Shermie Stand: f+B

  • Does 2 hits. Both hit overhead. Slow but good range. First hit whiffs on small crouchers. Second one can hit from halfscreen away.
  • Loses the overhead property when cancelled into. Makes the last hit cancelable into specials, which is not useful.
  • When late-canceled into, it maintains the overhead property, allowing you to slip mixups into pressure.

Special Moves

Shermie Spiral: hcf+A/C (close) ($)

  • 1f startup command grab. Your main combo and mixup tool.
  • Combos from any cancelable normal (except f+B) and links from cr.B. Throws behind Shermie and leaves the opponent on their back, facing away from Shermie.
  • No difference between A and C versions.
  • Only use qcf+K afterward if it kills, omitting the follow up gives you enough time to pressure the opponent afterwards.

Shermie Whip: qcb+A/C ($)

  • A hitgrab-type move. Useful for whiff punishing thanks to its speed and hitbox.
  • Leaves the opponent facedown behind Shermie, facing her. Can also catch opponents out of the air.
  • Combos from cancelable normals but deals less damage than hcf+P, recovers slower, and is unsafe on block (although pushback helps mitigate this). Use with caution.
  • A and C versions deal the same damage. C version starts slower. Both have some startup invincibility, but not enough that it matters.
  • Always use qcf+K after this because it doesn't allow for pressure afterwards anyway, so just take the extra damage.

Shermie Shoot: hcf+B/D

  • Forward moving command grab. Deals more damage than hcf+P without qcf+K and does not switch sides.
  • Risky since the opponent can react to the startup animation and sound. Still useful as a whiff punish or as an occasional surprise move.
  • Combos from cr.C or cl.C if cancelled fast enough. Usually won't after a jump-in due to pushback, unless it's a crossup.
  • Can be whiff-cancelled from st.CD or cr.C to make it harder to react to.
  • B and D versions deal the same damage. B version travels about halfscreen, D version travels fullscreen.

Axle Spin Kick: qcb+B/D

  • Shermie spins while jumping forward in an arc and does a kick after landing.
  • Full invincibility until Shermie reaches the apex of the jump.
  • The kick itself is safe on block, but Shermie can easily be hit out of the air before she can land to do her kick. Can get you out of some situations, but not very useful.
  • D version goes further than B version and deals more damage.

Shermie Clutch: dp+B/D ($)

  • Anti-air command grab. Sounds cool in theory, but loses to any decent jump-in.
  • Too slow to react with, but on a hard read it can catch an opponent trying to jump out of a command grab.
  • Leaves the opponent on their back in front of Shermie, facing away from her.
  • B and D versions deal the same damage.
  • Only use qcf+K after if it kills, omitting the followup gives you enough time to pressure the opponent afterwards.

Shermie Cute: qcf+B/D (during ($) moves)

  • An OTG followup to some of Shermie's specials. Trades advantage on a knockdown for some extra damage.
  • Has to be input in the direction the opponent will be thrown in.
  • No difference between the two versions.

Desperation Moves

Shermie Carnival: hcfx2+A/C (close)

  • Fully invincible command grab DM with slow startup. Leaves the opponent facedown, facing Shermie.
  • A and C versions are identical. MAX version deals more damage and leaves the opponent faceup, facing away from Shermie.
  • All versions switch sides.

Shermie Flash: hcbx2+A/C (close)

  • 0f startup command grab DM. Can be combo-ed into from cancelable normals (except f+B) or linked from cr.B.
  • A and C versions are identical. MAX version lets you and the opponent mash for more or less damage. Damage if not mashed against is ridiculously high.
  • All versions leave the opponent on their back in front of Shermie, facing her.

Combos

General Notes:

  • Use qcf+K after hcf+P for extra damage if it would secure the kill, otherwise take the wake up pressure.
  • cr.C can be used instead of cl.C (same damage) if you find it easier to input.
  • In any combo with hcbx2+P/hcfx2+P, it can be replaced with hcbx2+AC/hcfx2+AC for more damage if you have the resources.

Meterless

Low

cr.B, hcf+P
Basic low confirm into command grab. Since this is a link, it should give you just enough time to confirm the hit.
cr.B, st.B(1), hcf+P
More damaging version of the above that does not work on some crouchers.

Mid/Jump-In

(j.X), cl.C, hcf+P
Your default punish or jump-in combo filler.
(j.X), cl.C, hcf+K
Punish for when you don't want to switch sides. Also works after a crossup, but not a regular jump-in.

With Meter

Low

cr.B, hcbx2+P
Low link into DM. Since this is a link, it should give you just enough time to confirm the hit.
cr.B, st.B(1), hcbx2+P
More damaging version of the above that does not work on some crouchers. hcfx2+P also works here.

Mid/Jump-In

cl.C, hcbx2+P
Combo into DM as a punish or jump-in combo filler.

With Quick MAX

cr.B, ABC, cl.C, hcb, hcb+P
Low Quick MAX conversion.

Strategy & Tips

Videos

King of Fighters 98 UM FE: Shermie Guide by Mash It Out

External Links

The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match Final Edition
System

FAQ • System • Controls • Guides • Changelist • Match Videos • Advanced Strategy • Frame Data & Hitboxes

Characters

Andy Bogard • Athena Asamiya • Benimaru Nikaido • Billy Kane • Blue Mary • Brian Battler • Chang Koehan • Chin Gentsai • Chizuru Kagura • Choi Bounge • Chris • Clark Still • Eiji Kisaragi • Geese Howard • Goro Daimon • Heavy D! • Heidern • Iori Yagami • Joe Higashi • Kasumi Todoh • Kim Kaphwan • King • Kyo Kusanagi • Leona Heidern • Lucky Glauber • Mai Shiranui • Mature • Mr. Big • Ralf Jones • Robert Garcia • Rugal Bernstein • Ryo Sakazaki • Ryuji Yamazaki • Saisyu Kusanagi • Shermie • Shingo Yabuki • Sie Kensou • Takuma Sakazaki • Terry Bogard • Vice • Wolfgang Krauser • Yashiro Nanakase • Yuri Sakazaki

EX Characters

EX Andy • EX Billy • EX Blue Mary • EX Geese • EX Joe • EX King • EX Kyo • EX Mai • EX Robert • EX Ryo • EX Terry • EX Yamazaki • EX Yuri • Orochi Chris • Orochi Shermie • Orochi Yashiro

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