【TAS】STREET FIGHTER EXTR3ME - CHUN-LI

Tool-assisted superplay footage of Chun-Li dominating in Capcom vs SNK 2, executed with frame-perfect precision that surpasses human capability. This TAS run demonstrates the character's full combo potential and optimal damage routing through deliberate, pixel-perfect inputs frame by frame. The video captures sequences impossible to achieve in real-time play, showcasing how deeply the game's mechanics can be exploited when timing constraints are removed. Chun-Li's arsenal—her signature kicks, spinning attacks, and juggle combos—reaches its theoretical maximum damage output across multiple rounds. The 60FPS 3200x2400 resolution recording preserves every detail of the execution, making this a technical reference for understanding the character's damage ceiling and combo structure. TAS videos like this reveal hidden potential in fighting games by isolating what's mechanically possible from what's practically achievable during competitive or casual play. If you're interested in exploring frame-data applications, optimal combo theory, or how tool-assisted play deconstructs fighting game systems, this breakdown of Chun-Li's devastating offensive toolkit offers valuable insight into the game's design space.