Ken's Tatsu Cross-up into a devastating 100% combo against Bison in Street Fighter II. This particular sequence doesn't land reliably on the full roster, but Bison's larger hitbox and positioning make him especially vulnerable to this setup. The cross-up timing forces a guessing game that leaves Bison no safe option, allowing Ken to chain into his redizzy loop and carry the combo to a clean finish without any scaling breaks. The clip highlights how character-specific properties and spacing can turn a flashy mixup into an unblockable punish, rewarding tight execution and positioning knowledge. What makes this combo notable is its selectivity—players need to understand matchup-specific conditions rather than treating it as a universal tool. Nihiliste's execution here demonstrates the precision required to consistently land the Tatsu angle and maintain the rhythm through the combo's demands.
this combo doesn't work against the whole cast, but luckily, god tier Bison eats this touch of death.
From Nihiliste's YouTube channel