Possible **** Tech, not sure, test please

[Koskinator]

Basically, I was fooling around with jab cancel in training, and I'm about 85% sure that Jab cancel into grab is guarenteed for wolf on other chars. So think about this.

One jab = one grab

One grab = about 1-9 grab attacks, depending on %

= dthrow for about 13-21% damage.

So if you have a fresh jab, followed by a grab with 9 grab attacks with a fresh down throw, thats 24%. Thats a quarter stock for half the cast. Test nao my ppl

 

[ArcPoint]

At 3% they can get out before you get off 9 grab pummels xD

And that's kinda unfortunate how top tier isn't half the cast D=

 

[Koskinator]

I said depending on % lol

 

[Sesshomuronay]

Couldnt the opponent shield grab you? Well I guess the opponent would be able to do this every time.

 

[JCav]

im pretty sure this doesnt work...

 

[castorpollux]

it doesn't

 

[ArcPoint]

It's not guaranteed, but jab to grab is nonetheless helpful.

 

[da K.I.D.]

personally jabbing twice into a grab works better than jabbing once, but its really good for wolf seeing how he slides when he dash grabs.

 

[ArcPoint]

I'm pretty sure (Not entirely) that the second jab takes longer to retract (And thus longer time between the second jab and the grab), so it's probably more efficient to do one jab then grab. However if you wanted to mix it up and do the full jab combo, but realize that they're still shielding... then by all means, go for the grab ^_^

 

[§witch]

Couldnt the opponent shield grab you? Well I guess the opponent would be able to do this every time.

Sheildgrab what? If they sheild the jab, but that goes without saying.

 

[AssaultX]

I'm pretty sure (Not entirely) that the second jab takes longer to retract (And thus longer time between the second jab and the grab), so it's probably more efficient to do one jab then grab. However if you wanted to mix it up and do the full jab combo, but realize that they're still shielding... then by all means, go for the grab ^_^

Well the gap after the 2nd hit won't seem as large if you do a d-smash after the 2nd hit without jab cancelling at first, but the trick is still pretty unsafe if the opponent knows what you are doing.

But I don't think you can jab-jab-grab since the 2nd hit has a bit of knockback, pushing the target out of grab range without dashing, but that's just my memory of Wolf's jab game.

You MIGHT be able to jab-grab, but I think it all depends on the target's grabbable box.

IMO Wolf's jab itself is good, its just that the options you can do out of it safely are pretty minimal. D-tilt's a nice move to jab cancel at low percents because of the trip, that's the only option I can think of atm.

 

[¯\_S.(ツ).L.I.D._/¯]

This might work at the beginning of a match when the opponent isn't expecting it, but not after they realize what you did. It's a surprise thing.

 

[ArcPoint]

It's a mixup thing, any defensive option that they do, you can counter it. If they start to spotdodge expecting jab -> Grab, then why not finish the combo and punish them for it?

 

[Turbo Ether]

It's a mixup thing, any defensive option that they do, you can counter it. If they start to spotdodge expecting jab -> Grab, then why not finish the combo and punish them for it?

Because DDD is gay and can spot dodge entire jab combos. Or powershield 2nd or third hit after dodge. Or Faux Super Armor grab you through one of the hits. -_-'

 

[ArcPoint]

DDD hard counters Wolf anyway xD And I'm pretty sure if you wait between the first and second jab (Because you were intending to grab but then changed your mind) that it'll hit... I dunno, it depends on the situation.

 

[~ Gheb ~]

Snake and ROB also have ******** spotdodges. Although jab -> grab is worth using against shieldwhores