Battler Ushiromiya

Overview

Ushiromiya Battler, the protagonist of Umineko no Naku Koro ni. He seeks to prove that the Rokkenjima Massacre of October 1986 were committed by human means, in opposition to the Golden Witch Beatrice. His role in Ougon Musou Kyoku's story changes depending on who he's teamed up with, whether it's reclaiming Beatrice's title as the Golden Witch, forming his own harem as the Game Master, or finally putting an end to Beatrice's game.

Battler is an all rounder with emphasis on neutral control and closest to the shoto function in this game. His main strength lies in his dominant mid screen neutral with his j.5c, 5b and 3b, but he can also play more aggressive with his decent dash, air normals and divekick, meaning he has a versatile playstyle which can fit multiple gameplans. He can zone with his fireballs quite well, and they can also be used as meaty tool for safe oki. Battler still has some things he's below average in: he doesn't have threatening mixups and has to rely on universal stagger pressure and throws to open the opponent up, and even then, he doesn't have the best damage. Even so his neutral dominance, safe oki and versatile ability that regenerates the user's HP makes him a good beginner pick to fit in multiple teams.
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Really good neutral: Battler is very hard to contest there due to his good jump button of tie (j.5C) which covers alot of screen and gives combo on hit. His 3B and 5B are great fast pokes too, which work well with his fast dash speed. Versatile specials: His EX DP especially is a good reversal, being almost impossible to punish and does good amount of guard damage, forcing guard breaks. His fireball works decently for zoning, and works well as meaty on oki against many characters. Fits to many teams: His versatile neutral and ability makes him very good main character on any team to start pressure with to control neutral once that is done, and helps to cover his weaknesses.	Not the highest damage: Battler's damage is just ok, and he often cannot stun people fast for this reason, and again needs his partner to do this. Pressure ends pretty fast: Battler's buttons aren't advantageous enough to often continue pressure for very long time, and pressure goes back to neutral quite fast.

Battler Ushiromiya
Grandson Returning After Six Years
Health	1400
Atk. Stun	Average
Def. Stun	Average
Ability	Resurrection
Duration: 9 seconds
User gradually recovers health throughout its duration, at a rate of 45 per second (max. 405).

Movelist

c.5A

Images	Damage	Rec. Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	On-Block	Invuln	Cancel Options
	69	X	All	5	6	6	-2		(J), Special, SP, Meta
	Battler punches the opponent in the gut.

f.5A

Images	Damage	Rec. Damage	Guard	Startup	Active	Recovery	On-Block	Invuln	Cancel Options
	54	X	All	4	5	3	+2		(J), Special, SP, Meta
	Battler punches the opponent in the gut.

The multiplier for the amount of stun damage the character does to the opponent when attacking.

The multiplier for the amount of stun damage the character receives when being hit by the opponent.

The passive ability activated by performing specific Touch actions or by activating metaWorld.

The total amount of damage the move does without proration.

The amount of damage the move does that's converted into recoverable health for the opponent.

The required state to block the move. "High" means it must be blocked standing, "Low" means it must be blocked crouching, and "All" means it can be blocked either standing or crouching.

Amount of animation frames before the move's first hitbox appears.

Amount of animation frames in which the move has at least one active hitbox.

Amount of animation frames after the move's last hitbox deactivates.

Amount of frames of advantage when the move is blocked.

Whether the move has any invulnerability frames.

The actions that this move can be canceled into.