Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ed is unique among the playable Street Fighter cast due to the way his special attacks are performed. Rather than using traditional inputs, Ed's moves are done by either pressing multiple buttons together, or by holding or pressing buttons repeatedly. While there are other characters who perform moves via these inputs (Zangief's Double Lariat, in comparison), Ed's entire moveset aside from his Critical Art consists exclusively of them, thus making it both easy or hard for certain players, depending on skill level. These weird inputs let him combo faster but less efficiently. Additionally, similar to Balrog (prior to Street Fighter V) and unlike most characters, he does not have any Unique Attacks in SFV.
His V-Skill is the Psycho Snatcher where he pulls his opponent towards himself. His V-Trigger, the Psycho Cannon forms a ball of Psycho energy that slowly advances towards his opponent and similarly to Urien's Aegis Reflector, this move also serves as his combo extender. His Critical Art is the Psycho Barrage and is the only move performed via quarter-circle motions. He unleashes a flurry of punches fused with a powerful Psycho energy towards the opponent if it connects and heavily knocks the opponent with a single uppercut. This move is nearly identical to Dudley's Rolling Thunder but with additional changes.
In Street Fighter 6, Ed has been redesigned to be a pure boxer, with his kick buttons now being slower, long-ranged “flicker jab” punches. Psycho Flicker is now the name of a new move entirely, a lashing punch with long range, which can be charged to become Psycho Snatcher, pulling in opponents. Psycho Blitz functions like the original Psycho Flicker, being a barrage of punches. Kill Rush is a dash that moves either forwards or backwards with follow-ups akin to Duck. His unique input system has been relegated to Modern Controls, and has now been given more orthodox inputs for his special moves.
In Street Fighter 6, Ed’s level one Super Art is Psycho Storm, a move in which he bashes his opponent with a barrage of Psycho Flickers. His level two is his old V-Trigger, Psycho Cannon, and his strongest move, the level three, is Psycho Chamber, an upgraded version of Psycho Barrage in which he also ties his opponent with a web of Psycho Snatchers, and then punches around his opponent’s body.
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Ed is unique among the playable Street Fighter cast due to the way his special attacks are performed. Rather than using traditional inputs, Ed's moves are done by either pressing multiple buttons together, or by holding or pressing buttons repeatedly. While there are other characters who perform moves via these inputs (Zangief's Double Lariat, in comparison), Ed's entire moveset aside from his Critical Art consists exclusively of them, thus making it both easy or hard for certain players, depending on skill level. These weird inputs let him combo faster but less efficiently. Additionally, similar to Balrog (prior to Street Fighter V) and unlike most characters, he does not have any Unique Attacks in SFV.
His V-Skill is the Psycho Snatcher where he pulls his opponent towards himself. His V-Trigger, the Psycho Cannon forms a ball of Psycho energy that slowly advances towards his opponent and similarly to Urien's Aegis Reflector, this move also serves as his combo extender. His Critical Art is the Psycho Barrage and is the only move performed via quarter-circle motions. He unleashes a flurry of punches fused with a powerful Psycho energy towards the opponent if it connects and heavily knocks the opponent with a single uppercut. This move is nearly identical to Dudley's Rolling Thunder but with additional changes.
In Street Fighter 6, Ed has been redesigned to be a pure boxer, with his kick buttons now being slower, long-ranged “flicker jab” punches. Psycho Flicker is now the name of a new move entirely, a lashing punch with long range, which can be charged to become Psycho Snatcher, pulling in opponents. Psycho Blitz functions like the original Psycho Flicker, being a barrage of punches. Kill Rush is a dash that moves either forwards or backwards with follow-ups akin to Duck. His unique input system has been relegated to Modern Controls, and has now been given more orthodox inputs for his special moves.
In Street Fighter 6, Ed’s level one Super Art is Psycho Storm, a move in which he bashes his opponent with a barrage of Psycho Flickers. His level two is his old V-Trigger, Psycho Cannon, and his strongest move, the level three, is Psycho Chamber, an upgraded version of Psycho Barrage in which he also ties his opponent with a web of Psycho Snatchers, and then punches around his opponent’s body.
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The FGC is awesome
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Funny & cool moments
youtube.com/watch?v=6xkS2rkX4Z4
Comeback compilations
youtube.com/watch?v=EaXqSelE_Fs
This channel is dedicated in making fighting game compilations in promoting Street fighter, Mortal Kombat, Tekken and lots of other fighting games.
I also make tutorials & combo videos for Tekken, Street fighter and Mortal Kombat.
The FGC is awesome and I have been a part of it for 16 years now - the day when I started my youtube channel .
Thanks to all the great players, music artists, thumbnail creators and everybody who has been subscribed to my youtube channel for the support during the last 16 years.
The purpose of these videos is to provide educational high level content so the viewer can learn new combos and strategies.
