Here's how you play Juri in Street Fighter 6
Looking to learn the playstyle of Juri in Street Fighter 6? We've got you covered in our breakdown of her backstory, combos, and how you can get a handle on her.
With Street Fighter 6 finally in the hands of excited players around the world, it is important to know whom you are going to be playing as and against if you’re going to get ahead.
Juri is one of the more antagonistic forces in the Street Fighter series, with revenge motivating her every move. So, you’re going to need to train hard if you’re going to get some control of her. We’re going to be going through everything you need to know to get started playing as Juri in the game, including her backstory, combos, and the best ways for you to get a handle on her.
How do you play Juri?
In Street Fighter 6, Juri specializes in getting up close and personal with opponents, with her kicks doing most of the work. She has a terrifying sadistic streak that should keep her opponents on their toes.
Her kicks can leave opponents open. Starting with the small kicks to knock foes off-kilter, you should follow up with the stronger combos and kicks once their guard is down.
Juri also has the potential to buff herself with her Fuha stock, allowing her to enhance her close-range sequences and combos. Building this up encourages an unrelenting playstyle, so don’t be afraid to keep those combos going and knock your opponents out of the air.
Juri's combo moves
As an expert in Taekwondo, Juri’s attacks place the focus on her kicks and being close to her opponents to show them just how cruel she can be.
Here, we’ll be breaking down some of the more complicated combos Juri has to offer, including her Special Moves, Super Arts, and Unique Attacks.
For this guide, we’re using the inputs from the classic control scheme:
Special Moves
|
Move Name (Special Moves) |
Combo Input |
|
Fuhajin |
Down, Down/Back, Back + Kick |
|
Saihasho |
Down, Down/Forward, Forward + Light Kick |
|
Ankensatsu |
Down, Down/Forward, Forward + Medium Kick |
|
Go Ohsatsu |
Down, Down/Forward, Forward + Heavy Kick |
|
Tensenin |
Forward, Down, Down/Forward + Punch |
|
Shiku-Sen |
Down, Down/Back, Back + Kick |
|
Shiren-Sen |
Kick after Shiku-Sen |
Super Arts
|
Move Name (Super Arts) |
Combo Input |
|
Sakkai Fuhazan |
Down, Down/Forward, Forward, Down, Down/Forward, Forward + Kick |
|
Fengshui Engine |
Down, Down/Back, Back, Down, Down/Back, Back + Punch |
|
Kaisen Dankai Raku |
Down, Down/Back, Back, Down, Down/Back, Back + Kick |
Unique Attacks
|
Move Name (Unique Attacks) |
Combo Input |
|
Kyosesho |
Forward + Medium Punch |
|
Senkai Kick |
Forward + Medium Kick |
|
Renko Kicks |
Forward + Heavy Kick |
|
Korenzan |
Back + Heavy Kick |
|
Death Crest |
Medium Punch Back + Heavy Punch, Heavy Punch |
Who is Juri in Street Fighter 6?
After first being introduced in Super Street Fighter IV, Juri has quickly cemented herself as something of a fan favorite. This is most likely owing to her brutal, sadistic nature as she embarks on an unrelenting goal of utterly obliterating her opponents.
While the previous titles saw her motivated by a revenge campaign against long-time series villain M. Bison, without that fuelling her, who knows what she is capable of now?
She previously served as an antagonistic underling for Seth, but has since become a character in her own right, and a terrifying force to be reckoned with.
If you’re looking for more character guides, why not check out our guide on how to play Luke as well?
About The Author
Jack Roberts
Jack is a Guides Writer at GGRecon. With a BA (Hons) & MA in English and Creative Writing, he was also the Gaming Editor for The Indiependent. When not pondering which game has the best cup of coffee (and drinking far too much of it himself), he can often be found playing Dead by Daylight, Street Fighter or making yet another build in Bloodborne.
