01
Traveling projectile
MOON TIDE
↓ → + WA crescent wave that creates the beat Mako uses to begin his approach.
- Damage
- 12on hit
- Startup
- 11frames
- Active
- 1frames
- Recovery
- 21frames
- Chip
- 3per hit
- Reach
- 196world units
Flow-state rushdown · Intermediate
MAKO
tide dancer
“The tide never repeats, but it always returns.”
- Origin
- Salvador, Brazil
- Discipline
- Tidal capoeira
- Combat role
- Flow-state rushdown
- Learning curve
- Intermediate
LIVE SPRITE // IDLE
01 / BACKGROUND
Why MAKO fights
Mako learned capoeira in a waterfront collective that rehearsed between fishing shifts. He reads balance the way his family reads weather: through small changes in pressure, rhythm, and the angle of a foot against the ground.
A luxury development now threatens the collective’s hall and the public beach beside it. Mako carries their cobalt cord into the tournament, turning every broadcast bout into an invitation to a place investors hoped nobody would notice.
02 / SPECIAL ATTACKS
Signature techniques
Inputs assume the fighter faces right. W = punch · E = kick.
02
Close multi-hit field
GINGA RUSH
↓ → + EA swaying series of rapid kicks that strikes repeatedly from changing heights.
- Damage
- 4 × 416 max
- Startup
- 3frames
- Active
- 21frames
- Recovery
- 7frames
- Chip
- 1per hit
- Reach
- 31world units
03
Traveling multi-hit
AXE WHEEL
↓ ← + EA high capoeira wheel whose long rotating leg carries Mako through the opponent.
- Damage
- 5 × 420 max
- Startup
- 4frames
- Active
- 22frames
- Recovery
- 8frames
- Chip
- 1per hit
- Reach
- 36world units