Difference between Kazuya's WGF amd EWGF

[noprod]

What's the difference between the two, they both have the same input? Also, EWGF says (Press Simultaneously), what's that supposed to mean?

[Ahriman]

they're the same input but EWGF is the electric version, you need to do the wavedash and press 2 at the exact same time (the timing is pretty strict), the move gains new properties like knocking your opponent back on block

[Cap de suro]

ewgf has less recovery frames,it's faster,safe on block,larger hitbox

[noprod]

Originally posted by Are you... sure?:

they're the same input but EWGF is the electric version, you need to do the wavedash and press 2 at the exact same time (the timing is pretty strict), the move gains new properties like knocking your opponent back on block

Originally posted by Desvirgamonjas:

ewgf has less recovery frames,it's faster,safe on block,larger hitbox

Oh okay, thank you! :)

[Alcratz]

Ewgf is a just frame input. When you do f, d, df, you need to press to at the exact same time as when you hit df. Not after, like you normally would for motions; it sorta feels like you gotta do it a little early

[TequilaSunrise]

For Kazuya there's an easier way to do it, which is f*df2
You should press the df and the 2 at the same exact time.
Only kazuya can do it because of his mist step.

[sillysmy]

Originally posted by Alcratz:

Ewgf is a just frame input. When you do f, d, df, you need to press to at the exact same time as when you hit df. Not after, like you normally would for motions; it sorta feels like you gotta do it a little early

EWGF is not just frame. EWGF has a 2 frame window.