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M. BISON

ベガ

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M. BISON

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FIGHTER OVERVIEW

M. BISON Guide & Overview

This is the starting point for all published M. BISON data on SF6 Lab.

FighterM. BISON / ベガ

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Data updated2026-08-27

AVAILABLE DATA

Published guide sections

✓ Combos & Okizeme

✓ Move List

✓ Matchup Guide

✓ Frame Data

✓ Videos

PLAYING M. BISON

Character overview

M. Bison’s offensive routes change when a Psycho Mine is attached. Double Knee Press controls a different kind of space from a Backfist conversion, and mine-dependent follow-ups add another decision. Start by recognizing the mine state and the distance of your approach before learning extended pressure.

Strengths

Double Knee Press gives him a grounded advancing threat, while his combo routes can convert an opening into continued offense.
Psycho Mine changes the available conversions and follow-ups, rewarding attention to the state created by the previous hit.

Weaknesses

Double Knee Press depends on spacing; using the same version from every distance makes the result harder to manage.
A route designed for an attached mine is not an ordinary-state route. Losing track of that condition can break the conversion you expected.

Best range / preferred gameplan

Learn the distance at which your chosen Knee Press version contacts the defender, then keep a confirmed route into Backfist Combo ready. After a mine-setting finish, choose from the matching follow-ups. Near the corner, reproduce the specific Backfist knockdown before applying its close pressure.

Key tools to learn first

Double Knee Press

Test the strengths at different distances and inspect the matching frame entries. Avoid assigning one block result to the move as a whole.

Backfist Combo

Learn its role in the mine plan and distinguish the finish with a mine already attached from the initial setup.

Psycho Crusher Attack

The move list separates mine-state versions. Keep that condition visible when practicing a related combo.

Beginner practice order

Calibrate Knee Press distance
Repeat a single version from close and farther starts, checking contact and recovery rather than only the animation.
Alternate mine states
Practice a Backfist route without a mine, then the listed extension with one. Reset the opponent’s state intentionally.
Rehearse the corner finish
Use the guide’s heavy Backfist corner setup and its dash into back-heavy-kick timing before adding other branches.

Common mistakes

Attempting a mine-dependent extension after a hit that did not establish the required state.
Using close-range Knee Press as though it were the same contact as a carefully spaced version.

Adapted from SF6 Lab’s Japanese character notes and combo / setplay guides. The practice routes use Classic inputs; consult the linked guides for full conditions and current numerical data.

COMBO PRACTICE NOTES

M. BISON: choosing and practising your routes

M. Bison practice distinguishes Backfist Combo routes leading into Psycho Mine situations from Psycho Crusher enders. Mine-dependent sequences have different conditions from ordinary routes.

Strength to build around

Continuing offense after a conversion is a strength.

What to learn first

Start with light attacks into light Backfist Combo. Then practise standing MP into crouching MP, OD Double Knee Press, and heavy Backfist Combo.

Turn the route into a match decision

Separate midscreen Drive Rush from corner dash follow-ups after heavy Backfist Combo. Check that a mine is attached before choosing pressure that depends on detonating it.

Continue with the matching guide

These practice notes follow the published guide and combo material. Check the combo page for route conditions and the frame table for move values.

GUIDE INDEX

M. BISON guide index

Choose a section to continue.

Combos & Okizeme

Routes organized by starter, resources, and knockdown.

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Move List

Move names, categories, startup, advantage, and damage.

→03

Matchup Guide

Published matchup material and punishable options.

→04

M. BISON Frame Data

Startup, active frames, recovery, advantage, cancel, and damage.

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Videos

Published Iori match, lesson, combo, and matchup videos.

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M. BISON video lessons

M. Bison’s move introduction and starter lesson are paired with Double Knee Press matchup advice. The shoto-matchup discussion is an assessment made in the recording’s context.

Original video titles and Japanese commentary are preserved. Balance-update opinions and numerical examples belong to the version recorded; use the linked frame and combo pages for current reference data.