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--- hero:yamato [2025/08/17 00:10] – Fixed incorrect info compsoter
+++ hero:yamato [2025/10/04 02:35] (current) – HTMLmetatags compsoter
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-metatag-og:description=(Dash Slash, Empty Strike, ZMC)
+metatag-og:description=(Dash Slash, Empty Strike, Flying Strike Cannon, ZMC)
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-<yamato_sm> Yamato’s second ability, , has her throw a grappling hook onto an enemy
+<yamato_sm> Yamato’s second ability, <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap>, has her throw a grappling hook onto an enemy
 By targeting an enemy player and cancelling while moving towards them, you can maintain the momentum and use that for movement. This is called an **Empty Strike**((AKA "Flying Drill Breaker", "Fly Cancel", "Grapple Jump", "Flying Strike Cancel")).
-Moving backwards while the grapple is thrown allows you to gain more speed, since <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap> will increase your launch velocity if you are further. This becomes more powerful with move speed items such as the <weapon> <wrap retailsemibold><color #9E6203>Weapon</color></wrap> item <item_fleetfoot> <wrap retailsemibold>Fleetfoot</wrap> or by [[universaltech:dashing|dashing]] backwards. By quickly [[universaltech:Air Jumping]] or [[universaltech:Sliding]] after cancelling, you can cover more distance after the cancel.
+Moving backwards while the grapple is thrown allows you to gain more speed, since <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap> will increase your launch velocity if you are further. This becomes more powerful with move speed items such as the <weapon> <wrap retailsemibold><color #9E6203>Weapon</color></wrap> item <item_fleetfoot> <wrap retailsemibold>Fleetfoot</wrap> or by [[universaltech:dashing|dashing]] backwards before casting. By quickly [[universaltech:Air Jumping]] or [[universaltech:Sliding]] after cancelling, you can cover more distance after the cancel.
 For the most amount of speed, execute an Empty Strike on the ground; executing one from the air results in less speed.
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+===== Flying Strike Cannon =====
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+{{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}}
+^ <wrap centeralign> **// Flying Strike Cannon  //** </wrap>||
+^ <wrap centeralign>{{ ::charactertech:yamatoflyingstrikecannon.mp4?500 }}</wrap>||
+^ Tech Type                                             | Character Tech                            |
+^ Difficulty                                            | <color orange>Advanced</color> Hard |
+^ Stamina                                               | 0 |
+^ Character Dependent                                   | Yes                                       |
+^ Inputs                                                | <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap> → (cancel) |
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+Sometimes when casting <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap> on a target close by (usually a neutral creep), you can achieve immense velocity for one tick. By cancelling on this tick, you can preserve this high velocity and fly across the map. This is called a **Flying Strike Cannon**.
+The prevailing theory is that when close to a target, <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap> attempts to aggressively push away out if you are too close so that <yamato_sm> Yamato can strike the opponent whilst next to them. When casting far away, there is enough room to strike without adjustment, but when cast near, <yamato_sm> Yamato might sometimes be inside the target, resulting in a large push back to get <yamato_sm> Yamato into an acceptable position. This push back is a large amount of velocity applied for one tick, and sometimes can be seen as a slight camera shake, stutter, or jitter when near an opponent.
+Velocity depends on positioning relative to the target; there seems to be a sweetspot around ''5'' metres away from a target; any further results in a normal <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap>, and any closer results in less velocity.
+To execute, cast <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap> onto an enemy. There is a variable one tick window with large amounts of velocity; if cancelled on this tick, you will be sent backwards. When utilised correctly, Flying Strike Cannon allows for cross map rollouts and rotations. However, incorrect execution results in a wasted <wrap retailsemibold>Flying Strike</wrap>.
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