Deal high damage in general, both in combos, with normals alone or with his command grab.
Longest range light attacks in the game, and many pokes with very far reach.
Highest unbuffed health in the game, and with taunts that can increase it further, making him harder to kill and allowing players to do more mistakes.
With Hugo, more than anyone else, you must exploit any and all whiffed moves or successful parries on point blank attacks to Moonsault them, because Hugo is no Shoto, and as stated before, getting in close is not an easy task.įour unheld taunts with Hugo gains him 25% more defense, and with this, he obtains the 2nd highest defense rating in the game (only Q after 3 taunts surpassing him). Punishing with a normal throw is just as impractical with Hugo as it is with any other character, although for different reasons, as most others would resort to a combo or Super Art for optimal damage. It is vital to remember that when the opponent comes near and you parry their attack, a simple throw isn't any good compared to the damage a Moonsault can do. To master our good Andore, one must also master the 360 motion. So it's easy to say that Hugo’s punishing game off of blocks isn't all that strong. He is also the slowest among them, so most of the time, blocking a move from the opponent doesn't automatically mean you have the opportunity to counteract with a combo or command grab, like other characters can do, such as Chun-Li. Hugo is also the largest character in 3rd Strike, meaning he has a big set of hitboxes, which other characters can use to easily hit-confirm many combos and Super Arts. He can do a highly impressive amount of damage with only a few moves (theoretically capable of KOing Chun-Li with only 4 uses of his main command grab, the Moonsault Press), but getting within range is certainly not easy. Hugo is 3rd Strike's most straightforward grappler, moreso than Alex, and as such, requires exceptional patience to play.
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