Train Arrow chip series (BN6): Difference between revisions

TrnArrw3
TrnArrw3
Description	Hits enmy w/arrow. Use dstnc
Full name	Train Arrow 3
Class	Standard
Library #	25
Element	Aqua
Attack power	50
Codes	M S Y
MB	42 (max 2 copies)

TrnArrw2
TrnArrw2
Description	Hits enmy w/arrow. Use dstnc
Full name	Train Arrow 2
Class	Standard
Library #	24
Element	Aqua
Attack power	40
Codes	G M Z
MB	36 (max 3 copies)

TrnArrw1
TrnArrw1
Description	Hits enmy w/arrow. Use dstnc
Full name	Train Arrow 1
Class	Standard
Library #	23
Element	Aqua
Attack power	30
Codes	A F K
MB	30 (max 3 copies)

Latest revision as of 06:59, 28 October 2023

The Train Arrow series are Real Time chips that fires water arrows in a straight line. The number of arrows is the number of unoccupied panels in front of the user up until the next hittable enemy/object in the same row, plus one extra arrow, for a maximum of 6 arrows. It deals Aqua element, Flinching damage.

The arrow that spawns on the panel in front of the user will be called 'the 1st arrow', the one that spawns four panels away will be called 'the 5th arrow'

Using Train Arrow in Beast Out will attempt to maximize the number of arrows fired while lining up with the enemy.

TrnArrw1 deals 30 damage per arrow.
TrnArrw2 deals 40 damage per arrow.
TrnArrw3 deals 50 damage per arrow.

Frame Data

All versions of Train Arrow share the following frame data:

Have a 1 frame startup, after which arrows will spawn.

Each arrow has their own frame data, meaning they do not begin moving earlier if fewer arrows spawn.

The 5th arrow hits its panel on frames 2-4.

The 4th arrow hits its panel on frames 2-8, then the next panel on frames 9-14.

The 3rd arrow hits its panel on frames 2-12, then the next panels on frames 13-18 / 19-25.

The 2nd arrow hits its panel on frames 2-16, then the next panels on frames 17-22 / 23-29 / 30-36.

The 1st arrow hits its panel on frames 2-20, then the next panels on frames 21-26 / 27-33 / 34-40 / 41-46.

The extra arrow spawns and hits the user's panel on frames 25-27, then the next panels on frames 28-33 / 34-40 / 41-47 / 48-53 / 54-60.

Noted on the diagram is frame data for which each arrow will hit the final panel.


start 54-60	41-46	30-36	19-25	9-14	2-4

Startup	Active	Recovery	Total	Counter Frames
1	2-60	26-41	60

Counterable on

Competitive Overview

The Train Arrow series is usually used at the end of stun combos. Setups for Train Arrow include creating Ice Panels to apply the Frozen status from other chips such as IceSeed, AquaDrgn, and common paralysis sources such as EraseMan or FlshBom1.

A common strategy is to use Train Arrow in Aqua Cross. This allows the player to take advantage of the x2 damage boost from Aqua Cross. Going into Spout Beast also cuts the Chip Charge from 40 frames to 20 frames, and allows for the auto targetting as well.

The further apart the user and the enemy are, the greater the damage. Using Spout Cross along with Atk+30 or DblPoint can give Train Arrow very high burst damage potential.

Removing the opponent's SuprArmr by landing Uninstll can help confirm Train Arrow.

Counterplay

Going into Aqua Cross or Aqua Beast can signal to the opponent that the Train Arrow combo is coming. If the enemy expects Train Arrow, they can constantly buffer movement upwards and downwards to make Train Arrow harder to land.

Damage potential from Train Arrow can be minimized if the opponent is pushing forward on area through using AreaGrab, or PanlGrab.

The enemy can avoid standing on Ice Panels to prevent being Frozen as part of the setup for Train Arrow.

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+|series=Train Arrow
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+|series=Train Arrow
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+The '''Train Arrow series ''' are Real Time chips that fires water arrows in a straight line. The number of arrows is the number of unoccupied panels in front of the user up until the next hittable enemy/object in the same row, plus one extra arrow, for a maximum of 6 arrows. It deals {{Element|6|Aqua}} element, [[Statuses_(BN6)#Flinching|Flinching]] damage.
+* The arrow that spawns on the panel in front of the user will be called 'the 1st arrow', the one that spawns four panels away will be called 'the 5th arrow'
-Number of arrows is equal to the amount of panels between Megaman and the next hittable obstacle/enemy in the same row, plus 1 extra arrow.
+* Using Train Arrow in [[Beast Out]] will attempt to maximize the number of arrows fired while lining up with the enemy.
-If there is no object/enemy in the row and the user is standing on the very back of the area, can spawn up to 6 arrows. The extra 1 arrow will not fire if MegaMan becomes paralyzed, bubbled, frozen or flinches after taking out the bow.
+* {{Chip|6|Train Arrow 1}} deals 30 damage per arrow.
+* {{Chip|6|Train Arrow 2}} deals 40 damage per arrow.
+* {{Chip|6|Train Arrow 3}} deals 50 damage per arrow.
+==Frame Data==
+All versions of Train Arrow share the following frame data:
+* Have a 1 frame startup, after which arrows will spawn.
+* Each arrow has their own frame data, meaning they do not begin moving earlier if fewer arrows spawn.
+* The 5th arrow hits its panel on frames 2-4.
+* The 4th arrow hits its panel on frames 2-8, then the next panel on frames 9-14.
+* The 3rd arrow hits its panel on frames 2-12, then the next panels on frames 13-18 / 19-25.
+* The 2nd arrow hits its panel on frames 2-16, then the next panels on frames 17-22 / 23-29 / 30-36.
+* The 1st arrow hits its panel on frames 2-20, then the next panels on frames 21-26 / 27-33 / 34-40 / 41-46.
+* The extra arrow spawns and hits the user's panel on frames 25-27, then the next panels on frames 28-33 / 34-40 / 41-47 / 48-53 / 54-60.
+Noted on the diagram is frame data for which each arrow will hit the final panel.
+{{Frame data diagram
+|       |        |        |        |        |
+| start  54-60 |  41-46   |  30-36   |  19-25  | 9-14   | 2-4
+|       |        |        |        |        |
+}}
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Startup !! Active !! Recovery !! Total !! Counter Frames
+|-
+| 1 || 2-60 || 26-41 || 60
+|}
+* Counterable on
+==Competitive Overview==
+The Train Arrow series is usually used at the end of stun combos. Setups for Train Arrow include creating Ice Panels to apply the [[Statuses_(BN6)#Frozen|Frozen]] status from other chips such as {{Chip|6|Ice Seed}}, {{Chip|6|Aqua Dragon}}, and common [[Statuses_(BN6)#Paralyzed|paralysis]] sources such as {{Chip|6|EraseMan}} or {{Chip|6|Flash Bomb 1}}.
+A common strategy is to use Train Arrow in [[Aqua Cross]]. This allows the player to take advantage of the x2 damage boost from Aqua Cross. Going into Spout Beast also cuts the Chip Charge from 40 frames to 20 frames, and allows for the auto targetting as well.
+The further apart the user and the enemy are, the greater the damage. Using Spout Cross along with {{Chip|6|Attack +30}} or {{Chip|6|Double Point}} can give Train Arrow very high burst damage potential.
+Removing the opponent's {{NaviCust part|6| Super Armor}} by landing {{Chip|6|Uninstall}} can help confirm Train Arrow.
+===Counterplay===
+Going into Aqua Cross or Aqua Beast can signal to the opponent that the Train Arrow combo is coming. If the enemy expects Train Arrow, they can constantly buffer movement upwards and downwards to make Train Arrow harder to land.
+Damage potential from Train Arrow can be minimized if the opponent is pushing forward on area through using {{Chip|6|Area Grab}}, or {{Chip|6|Panel Grab}}.
+The enemy can avoid standing on [[Battlefield#Panel_Types|Ice Panels]] to prevent being Frozen as part of the setup for Train Arrow.
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