Dragon Ball FighterZ Gogeta SS4 Guide Featuring Tyrant

After that huge August 2021 update, SS4 Gogeta has become quite a powerful and popular DBFZ character. We see him at professional tournaments; we meet him in teams of online opponents. And yeah, many enjoy playing him.

So, let’s get to know this form of Gogeta better. We at DashFight are proud to present you guys another awesome video guide by one and only Tyrant. He explains the best buttons of Gogeta SS4, highlights his neutral tools, demonstrates blockstrings and combos… Well, why not watch the guide already?

Dragon Ball FighterZ | Gogeta SS4 Guide by Tyrant

Best Buttons of Gogeta Super Saiyan 4

Tyrant starts his guide with the best options for this character.

• 5M and 2M have good reach, they are excellent for round start. 
• 6H also covers a big distance. It hits high, and you can have interesting follow-ups after it (6H, 2H). It’s safe on block, and the pressure might continue to open up the opponent.
• 5S is a scary mid-range tool, with + on block.
• Double Air-Dash — Gogeta SS4 is the only character who can do this from the round start. It’s also a great way to open up your opponent.
• 214L/M/H is safe on block (L is -2, while M and H are +), and you can cancel Gogeta’s strings into it. 
• 236L/M/H is safe as well. It’s a good poking tool, invincible to projectiles. You might need to call an assist to keep yourself plus here.
• 2L can help you reset pressure as it’s 0 on block.

Neutral Tools

This section of Tyrant’s Gogeta SS4 guide praises the L auto combo. It’s a really good anti-air, super effective in the fights. 

Lightning Hammer, 236L/M/H, is another very good neutral tool. It goes through projectiles, so you can get a full combo. It’s great for closing the gap between SS4 Gogeta and his opponent.

SS4 Gogeta’s Assists

According to Tyrant, assists of this character are pretty lacking compared to some other Dragon Ball FighterZ characters.

• Assist A, Finish Sign — it levels up Gogeta as part of his unique mechanic. You also get half of the ki bar. 
• Assist B, Lightning Hammer — it’s a generic blockstun assist. You can use it to extend combos.
• Assist B, Plus Energy of Justice — it’s a DP, which gives a Dragon Ball to your team.

The choice of the assist depends on the team you want to build.

Team Position

Most of the time, this character should be played on Point. It’s good for his level-up mechanic. Also, he’s a beast in the neutral game, Assists help him be effective in full-screen situations and for great combos. 

Pressure and Blockstring Examples

Using assists is a good way to open up the opponent. But even solo, you have tools to confuse people and make them think it’s their turn.

SS4 Gogeta has a command grab. His pressure tools are really scary. 

In this section, Tyrant shows a few basic examples of blockstrings.

BnB Combos

Here are Gogeta’s combos from the video:

• 5M, 2M, 6H, jM, 236M, [dash] jM, [land] 6H, jMLL2H, djMHS, SD, jMHS, 214L
• (corner) 5M, 2M, 6H, 236M, 2M, 5M, 6H, sjMLLHS, jM2H, djMHS, 214L
• (corner) 5LL, 5M, 2M, 6H, 236M, 2M, 5M, 6H, sjMLLHS, SD, jM2H, djMHS, 214L
• SD, jLM, djLL, 236M, [dash] jMS, 214L
• 236H, 2M, 5M, 6H, sjM2H, jLLS, SD, jLMHS, 214L

Tyrant emphasizes how stylish these combos are. 

Gameplan and Strengths

Gogeta SS4 should close the gap as quickly as possible — he’s lacking full-screen potential. The character is good at close-range pressuring and mid-distance poking. You can use 236L/M/H and Double Air-Dash for this. Tyrant demonstrates examples.

The level-up mechanic is good, but you don’t have to use it. This character is effective with his toolset. 

Gogeta SS4 has lots of different options. Tyrant thinks he’s just a nightmare to deal with, and his strengths outweigh his weaknesses.

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