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Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style - Wuji FAQ/Guide/Move List Version 0.1
Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style for PSX
By Dan GC (Guardian Cloud) lbdangc@aol.com
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Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style was...
Created by: Paradox Entertainment
Licensed by: Activision
Published by: Activision
Released: November 10, 1999
Okay, if you have any comments, questions, corrections, or any other
things you can add to this, E-mail them to
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Table of Contents
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1. Updates
2. What is Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style, anyway? (General Details)
3. Legend
4. Move List
1. Standing
2. Dash
3. Crouching
4. Grabs
5. Wake-Up Attacks
6. Launchers
7. My Okay Juggles
5. Strategy, Hints, and Tips
6. Using Wuji & Against Wuji
7. Basics (Basic Moves available to all characters)
8. Frequently Asked Questions
9. Special Thanks
10. Author Information
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Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style is copyright (c) Paradox Entertainment and
Activision 1999.
This FAQ was created and is owned by me, Dan GC
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This FAQ can be found at:
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GameFAQs www.gamefaqs.com
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Part 1: Updates
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Version 0.1 12/01/99:
First version
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Part 2: What's Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style? (General Details)
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Now, I don't know everything about this game, or even individual
characters. If you want to know, I'm still trying to find out all of
Wuji's moves, I'm missing quite a few. If you want to help with it,
then just E-mail me.
Okay, this game is a [up to] four-player fighting game. It's based on
the fighting engine of Thrill Kill, which was being made quite a while
back. Each character has their own unique strengths and weaknesses.
There are a lot of secrets to get, and to get those secrets, you have to
play through the Story Mode with every single character and get all of
the Chambers (36 of them).
This guide is just for one character: Wuji.
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Part 3: Legend
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Controls:
UL U UR Up-Left Up Up-Right
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L -- N -- R Left Neutral Right
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DL D DR Down-Left Down Down-Right
CR Crouch
BL Block
P1 Punch 1
P2 Punch 2
X Kick 1
O Kick 2
F Forward
D Down
B Back
U Up
Dash tap in any direction twice (F, D, B, or U)
@ unofficial name (I made it up)
# then (move on to different move, same as -->)
ODB Ol' Dirty Bastard (the character)
OTG Off the ground
[] Square (or Box, as some people call it)
/\ Triangle
(rA) Rising Attack: a rising attack is an attack done when rising
from crouch (check out the Basics section for more)
Default 1 Button Setup Default 2 Button Setup
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Punch 1 [] (Square) Punch 1 [] (Square)
Punch 2 /\ (Triangle) Punch 2 X
Kick 1 X Kick 1 /\ (Triangle)
Kick 2 O Kick 2 O
Crouch L2 Crouch L1
Block L1 Block L2
Default 3 Button Setup Default 4 Button Setup
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Punch 1 [] (Square) Punch 1 [] (Square)
Punch 2 /\ (Triangle) Punch 2 X
Kick 1 X Kick 1 /\ (Triangle)
Kick 2 O Kick 2 O
Crouch R2 Crouch R1
Block R1 Block R2
My Custom Button Setup Custom Button Setup*
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Punch 1 [] (Square) Punch 1
Punch 2 /\ (Triangle) Punch 2
Kick 1 X Kick 1
Kick 2 O Kick 2
Crouch L1 Crouch
Block R1 Block
*Unknown, you set up the buttons yourself. You push Select to edit the
buttons, push the buttons in the order you want it. The button assigned
to whatever command is in the order it appears (Punch 1 first, then
Punch 2, etc.). So if you wanted my Custom Button Setup, then after
pushing Select, you push these buttons in the following order:
[], /\, X, O, L1, R1. I hope that helped you.
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Part 4: Move List
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Name Input
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4.1: Standing
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Hook P1
Hook-Backhand P1, P1
Elbow F+P1
Elbow-Knee F+P1, K2
Glow Punch B, F+P1
Mid Lunge D, F+P1
Elbow Drop D, F, D+P1
Pimp Slap P2 or F+P2
Rising Chain Upper@ (rA) rising P2
Pimp Slap-Low-High P2, K2, K2
Overhead Smash B, F, P2
Uppercut Backhand B, F+P2
Power Gut Punches D, F+P2
Overhand Chains D, F, D+P2
Angle Hook Kick K1
Angle Hook Combo K1, K1
Stagger Kick F+K1
Stagger Kick-Low F+K1, K1
Cheap Sweep B, F+K1
French Kick K2
French Kick Combo K2, K2
Super Knee F+K2
Multi Kicks B, F+K2
Power Axe D, F+K2
Agression Taunt K1+P2
Counter High@ (high attacks) P1+P2
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4.2: Dashing
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Dash Chain Attack F, F, F+P2
Best Kicks Dash+K1
Forward Roll B, B, F+K1
Slide Feint Uppercut B, B, F+K1, P2
Safe Slide F, F, F+K1
Dash-Hook@ Dash+P1
Dash-Pimp Slap@ Dash+P2
Dash-French Kick@ Dash+K2
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4.3: Crouching (must be crouching)
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Crouch Hook P1
Low Headbutt P2
Scoot Kick K1
Low Swing Kick K2
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4.4: Grabs
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Maul Display Swap K2+P1
Chain Whipdown Throw K1+P1
Ogre Slams Throw K2+P2
Swinger Throw B, F+K1+P1
Behind Throw any grab command
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4.5: Wake-Up Attacks
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Chain Upper Launch@ P1 or P2
Low Sweep@ K1 or K2
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4.6: High Launchers
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Elbow-Knee F+P1, K2
Uppercut Backhand B, F+P2
Slide Feint Uppercut B, B, F+K1, P2
Super Knee F+K2
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4.7: My Okay Juggles
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As it says in the name above, these are "My Okay Juggles," which
means these aren't my BEST juggles, but the average Joe Schmoe Wuji
juggles. I would like to list my best ones, but...I'm not going to
spread my secrets over the world. You might not be able to execute them
anyway, since they require some good timing and stuff. Sorry about this.
1. B, F+P2, #P1, P1, #P1, P1, #P1, P1, #P1, P1, #CR+K1, #rising P2,
#P1, P1, #P1, P1, #CR+K1, rising P2
2. B, F+P2, #P1, P1, #P1, P1, #P1, P1, #P1, P1, #CR+K1, #rising P2,
#P1, P1, #P1, P1, #CR+K1, #rising P2
3. B, F+P2, #B, F+P2, #F+P1, K2, #F+P1, K2, #D, F, D+P2, #D, F, D+P2
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Part 5: Strategy, Hints, and Tips
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Basic Strategy:
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If you're playing against someone who can do Tech Rolls really easily,
which can be done really easily anyway, then OTG combos usually don't
work on people like them.
Now, you'll need some basic knowledge of this game. You can find some
of it in the Basics section of this FAQ. You will also need some basic
survival tips. If you want to learn the hard way, which I had to, then
you'll play through Story Mode and find out yourself, if not, I'll tell
you some tips.
- Evasion: you'll need to avoid enemy attacks, especially when they
jump you, as well as Raged and/or cheap enemies
- Defense: you'll need to block a lot, especially when you're getting
jumped or fighting against a Raged enemy; block until they're open
then attack them with something quick and strong that'll knock them
down
- Offense: you'll need to attack a lot as well, but be careful with
what attacks you use, don't risk doing a high-powered, slow move that
would leave you open for a wide period of time, otherwise you can get
killed; also, if you fight against someone who just keeps on blocking
forever, keep doing really, really quick attacks (quick start up and
recovery) and just do that forever, if that doesn't work...
- Throwing: throw them, if you're fighting against someone who just
loves to block and waits for an opportunity to attack, then just
throw them while they're blocking, that'll teach 'em
- Sneaking Up: if you're on a team, try sneaking up behind an enemy and
attack/throw them to give an opportunity for your partner(s) to
attack
Survival Tips:
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If you really want some survival tips, they're above. To have
individual survival tips for each character, just play through Story
Mode with each character. You'll learn what it takes to survive with
the character you are using. I can't really help you out here, except
with Wuji. But they can be described above and throughout the Story
Mode Walkthrough. Although you can't play Story Mode using the rivals,
you can use the original character since the rivals are similar to them.
Mix-Ups and Juggles:
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Mix-Ups...what the freak is that!? Well, if you read one of my Ehrgeiz
Character Guides, you'd know what it is. A mix-up...is exactly what it
is, a mix-up. You have some moves that you trade off between that have
different start up and recovery times that might trick your opponent
into doing something you can attack them. You "mix" between them and you
should be able to attack your opponent if you use it correctly.
As for juggling, Wuji is pretty good, and you should be able
to think of some your own and if you think it's worthy/good enough, send
it to me and I'll think about it. If I already know it, then I won't
list it, maybe I will. It depends on what I feel like doing.
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Part 6: Using Wuji & Against Wuji
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|Using Wuji:|
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He's almost exactly like GZA. Actually, most of the stuff in this
section is from GZA anyway.
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|Close-Range Fighting:|
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Follow the standing P1 with:
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1. P1
2. P1 (delay)
3. F+P1 (to F+P1 links)
4. D, F+P2 (charge a little to cause your opponent to hesitate)
5. B, F+P2 (to B, F+P2 juggles)
6. Dashing attack (mix-up with all of them)
7. Crouch+P1, P2, K1, or K2
8. Grab
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|Medium-Range Fighting:|
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Follow the standing P2 with:
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1. P2
2. P2 (delay)
3. D, F+P2 (charge a little to cause your opponent to hesitate)
4. B, F+P2 (to B, F+P2 juggles)
5. Dashing attack (mix-up with all of them)
6. Crouch+P1, P2, K2, or K2
7. Dash and Grab
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|Long-Range Fighting:|
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Wuji doesn't have many long-range attacks, with the exception of the
usage of his liquid sword. Some of them are predictable, so if you're
going to use them, then use them at a medium/long-range distance.
This way, if your opponent blocks it, you'll be safe from harm, unless
you're using a high attack and they just crouch and counter. Just do
not use it too often.
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|Crouching Attacks:|
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His CR+K1 works well against standing/grounded opponents while CR+P1
works against crouching opponents. After you hit the opponent, try
doing a rising attack.
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|Countering Opponent's Mistakes:|
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If you're at medium-range with Wuji, you can use the standing P2 or
B, F+P2 to hit your opponent. If you're at long-range, do one of the
dashing attacks (launchers included). You can mix-up with the dashing
attacks and get a surprise hit on your opponent. Use the Counter if
necessary.
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|Miscellaneous:|
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His dash attacks vary quite a lot. You can use them to your advantage
as well as the range of his attacks. You're pretty safe being at a
distance, just use the dashing attacks to close up the distance or wait
for your opponent to come to your and do a medium/long-range attack. You
can even crouch to avoid their attack (if it's a high level attack) and
counter.
Wuji's D, F+P2 can hit up to three times if not charged, and it stuns
your opponent temporarily if you connect with any of the hits. Use it to
your advantage.
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|Against Wuji:|
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Watch out for his dashing attacks and evade them if you can. If not,
take a risk and get into a Counter stance, if you're hit, then you
probably would have been hit if you tried to block it. If he juggles
you, Tech Roll. He might wait for you to rush in, so be prepared and
evade suddenly.
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Part 7: Basics
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If you don't know how to move, block, crouch, and/or attack, then you
need some common sense and/or knowledge. Well, here are some basic stuff
you can do.
Dash:
To dash, push in any direction twice on the D-Pad/Joystick
Tech Roll:
When you are knocked into the air, right before your body lands on the
ground push the [Block] button (you can hold it if you wish)
Blocking:
If you stand in a neutral position, you will automatically block high
and middle attacks. To block low attacks, you must crouch and hold block.
You can also just hold block as a backup, but sometimes its better to
stand neutrally.
Flip Up:
When you are on the ground, push the [Block] button and you'll flip
up.
Activate Rage Meter:
When your Rage Meter (the red power bar under the green one) is full,
push all attack buttons simultaneously, damage you do is now doubled.
Roll:
When you are on the ground, you can roll in four different directions.
Which direction you roll is relative to the camera angle, so when you
push Up, it might be a forward/back roll or a side roll. The same thing
with the other directions.
Wake-Up Attacks:
When you are on the ground, you can push one of the attack buttons to
get up and attack.
Rising Attacks:
To do a rising attack, you must be crouching. Let go of the crouch
button and right after letting go, push an attack button, that is a
rising attack. But only some attacks differ when it's a rising attack.
Juggling:
The opponent can only be launched three times, including the original
launcher. So you can only relaunch twice during a juggle, then there's
an opportunity to do an OTG anytime during the juggle.
Miscellaneous Stuff:
For moves that require you to push a direction (L, R, U, or D), you
can change the direction of each movement to its opposite (L with R,
U with D) and do the move like that and it'll still come out normally.
Also, if you hit the opponent while they are on the ground, the damage
they take is reduced a lot.
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Part 8: Frequently Asked Questions
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What's the Parental Lockout Code?
Sorry, I'm not going to tell you. If you don't have
the instruction manual, then it could mean you got the game illegally,
even if you didn't, so I'm not going to tell you. I want to respect what
Paradox Entertainment did, and that's not distributing the code to
whoever doesn't have the manual. It wouldn't be fair to people who had
to get teh instruction manual. If you got a burn of this game, well,
that's just how it is for you, isn't it?
Actually, if you want the code, check out the GameFAQs Message Board.
What are some of your "best" juggles?
Like I said before, I'm not going to tell my secrets to the whole
world. I did that once with Ehrgeiz, and I'm not going to do it again.
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Part 9: Special Thanks
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Paradox Entertainment:
Making this game
Activision:
Publishing this game
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Part 10: Author Information
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Name: Dan GC
E-mail: LB Dan GC@aol.com
Web page: http://i.am/dan_gc
Under Construction
ICQ: None
"You're funny. But keep it up and you'll just piss me off." ~ Fei
Don't plaigarize! It's bad! And always give credit where it's due!
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Unpublished Work Copyright (c) 1999 Dan GC
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