Wield Lethal Hits to deal huge combo damage and take down fearsome opponents! In Soulcalibur IV, Setsuka's design is given a little overhaul to more emphasize her samurai attributes.
One flower counts times you've landed a counter hit (either an attack counter or run counter), one counts the number of times you 'dodged' and hit your opponent after they missed an attack, and the final flower counts the number of times you hit your opponent with no counters and no dodging.
Setsuka is back to the Stage of History after being away for 12 years! SCIII. She retains her black geta shoes from the previous games. The other is, Soulcalibur VI is the first game to explicitly confirmed Setsuka's nationality in-game. In her debut appearance, the designers of Soulcalibur III intended to present Setsuka as a unique woman reminiscent of a flower by emphasizing the shape of her silhouette and her glamorous kimono. If you can just frame it, there's an alternate input that you CAN use if you have trouble doing the harder version (with the exception of agB), but at the cost of reduced damage (since you can't just it) and some soul gauge. Setsuka Just spam safe launchers and use shortcuts for combos than pretend you are playing a difficult character lol, More posts from the SoulCalibur community. I’m fairly new to SC and read she’s not a beginner friendly character. She wears a red kimono that hang loose over her shoulders, as well as a pair of black geta shoes. Her right sleeve is let loose to allow her to draw her sword more quickly. She also has unique stances, most notably her 214 and 236 stances, which are 'shortcuts' for other moves. However, her soul gauge fills at a slower rate. This was supposedly done to make her fighting style look more masculine, as many created male NPCs in her Soul Chronicle used her fighting style. Strangely, Setsuka's eye color changes in the games.
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