• All of Charizard's Normals do chip damage (I.E. the damage you take on block). Normally, only the special and hyper moves should do chip damage.
• Aside from the "dash kick" performed by pressing c, Charizard literally cannot attack while running.
• The Rock Smash command normal has a hitbox at the very first frame of the animation that cannot be blocked. Either move the red hitbox on the first frame to another one or remove it entirely (The red hitbox, not the frame or animation themselves.
• Is the Tail Whip special move supposed to be an overhead? If so, change the guard flag on each version from MA to HA.
• Fire Blast's projectile passes right through the opponent if they are directly in front of Charizard. The Width state controller could be useful for this.
• The projectile in Charizard's Flamethrower special move does not go away if it is hit during the animation. The projectile still disappears naturally when its animation finishes, however.
• Speaking of Flamethrower, the sound played does not stop instantly either when they are hit in the middle of it. A similar case would be the repeating ORAORAORA/MUDAMUDAMUDA sounds heard in Warusaki3's Jotaro and DIO respectively when they are hit during their shared Blazing Fists special move, except that one is pretty much blaring in your ears for the entire round.

GarchompMatt said, February 17, 2015, 11:27:04 am

• What's the point in the medium and heavy variants of Flight? The damage is the same as the light variant, and all they do is go higher, which leaves Charizard open should it miss.

Oh, so you're meaning to say that all versions of Ryu's Shoryuken should have the same y velocity, and that each one would be incredibly safe because how high he goes off the ground in the HP and MP versions is not changed at all from the LP version?

Apologies, but I really had to let that one loose.

Good try at being snotty, but he said the damage is the same which negates your argument. Kindly sit down.

He's saying that that there's no point in using the Heavy version over the Medium version because they do the same damage. There's no incentive to use the Heavy variant. Get it? Seriously, read what he said...

Chip damage is basically damage done when an opponent is blocking said attack. It's also the idea where cheese k.o.'s come from. "You want some cheese with that chip?" But basic normals aren't suppose to do chip damage.

Chip damage - even if p2 blocks the attack, it does a small amount of damage...

Normal attacks shouldn´t do that.