Tanden Engine: Produces a ball of energy to draw you closer towards him a la Moloch, though instead of hurting on impact, he usually follows it with the Spinning Piledriver.Seth does also have 4 normal attacks himself, and they are hard to avoid & cause high damage if connected:.If you retreat from him at that moment, he'll cancel it & spam Sonic Booms & teleports just to keep you over the edge. Obviously, being a boss & all that, it has a wider range than most fighters. Focus Attack: A stunning variant of the Chariot Tackle.Chariot Tackle: Urien’s tackle attack, but with an input instead of a charge, though thankfully this attack can only be used in Omega mode.Tenmakujinkyaku: Akuma's special divekick bordering on Adon's Jaguar Tooth, though much heavier than usual.He likes using it when you're trying to block Sonic Booms among other tactics. Stretching Arm Punch: Dhalsim's ducking strong punch.Yoga Teleport: Dhalsim's teleport, only usable on the ground in his case, which he does up the wazoo.Works just like hers, thus just as effective. Yosokyaku: Chun-Li's trustworthy Head Stomp move.It's blockable, but he mainly uses it as a surprise counter when either you or him are in the middle of a combo. Hyakuretsukyaku: Similar to Chun-Li's multi-kick move, only the first kick has to connect to be followed by a rapid flurry of unseen force.Just like the Red Cyclone himself, he adores using this move when you get close to him, which can double as a counter, much to his delight. Spinning Piledriver: Zangief's devastating throw, Seth uppercuts his opponents into the air, then teleports above and slam his opponents by piledriving them to the ground.Shoryuken: The signature anti-air of the Shotos (Ryu, Ken, Akuma, etc.) that he can land up to THREE hits in quick succession, bound to be a momentum breaker at any time.The kicker is that it's a quarter-circle punch input instead of a charge, so he can throw a slew of them no problem. Sometimes, he can throw 2 of them at once. Sonic Boom: Guile's projectile that he throws with one hand instead of both.Here are some examples befitting of his Frankensteinitis: Being the final boss, Seth has a wide selection of attacks, though he may not have as much moves himself, he can mimic any fighter's abilities (we’re not kidding).Due to his AI, he will block many of the Player Character’s attacks, as well as attack them in a flash, and he is fast when he attacks so he will combo you without breaking a sweat.
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This more or less also applies in the Super updates, but does no such thing in the Ultra update where he's all out by default despite the Rugal-pulling cutscene still present. Usually, he starts pretty easy, but once the Player Character beats him at first, he pulls a Rugal & goes all out afterwards.Speaking of which, his design also rips off the Silver Surfer & Geegus of World Heroes fame by proxy.
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