The third icon and the number next to it refer to your stock of Gravitons. You can use the move again when icon lights back up. When the respective move is visible on the screen the icon for it will turn grey. The first two icons represent the Banishing Ray ( 22A/ B) and Flame Cage ( 214A/ B/ C) readiness since you can only have one of each move out on the field at a time. Only one Graviton can be on the field at a time. When a Graviton is summoned, it will stay on the field until either it expires after a specific duration, Kokonoe activates it with 236D/withdraws it with 214D, Kokonoe activates various other moves, or the opponent manages to land a hit on Kokonoe. The most notable change it causes is to Kokonoe's Flame Cage ( 214A/ B/ C), which gains the ability to change its trajectory. Kokonoe herself is not normally affected by the Graviton, although some moves use its location to change their properties. While the opponent isn't in hitstun, they are pulled towards it reasonably gently, whereas they're pulled towards it with triple the force while in hitstun. Kokonoe's Drive summons a Graviton onto the field that attracts the opponent and some of Kokonoe's own projectiles towards it like a magnet. Drive Reliance: Running out of Gravitons locks you out of most of your combos, setups, and one of your most important neutral tools.

Potentially Tricky Drive: Gravitons can work against you if used carelessly, by moving the opponent out of combos or into your face.

Tiny: Small hurtbox (especially when crouching), with multiple low profile and low to the ground moves.

High Mobility: Very high mobility with a fast dash and a teleport that tracks to your currently active Graviton.

The infamous Golden Tager can turn any starter into ludicrous damage with resource dumping.

Insane Combos: Kokonoe has excellent damage output and amazing corner carry even from stray hits if she uses her Gravitons.

Pressure Queen: Amazing setplay with mixups and frametraps, along with many options to reset pressure that are further exacerbated in the corner.

Flexible toolkit: Kokonoe has many great moves at her disposal, such as a great anti-air in 6A, a strong space-control normal in 3C and a very versatile Drive.

Playstyle Kokonoe is a well-rounded character with a multitude of traps and tools for setplay and mixups. Kokonoe has a strong toolset that leaves room for creativity and expression. The reward, thankfully, is worth the trouble. These traits altogether make for a character that is somewhat difficult to pick up. As a result, her matchups tend to vary greatly. Additionally, characters with good reversals can break some of her setups. On offense, some of her setups and combos require more spatial awareness and adjustments than average. Mobile characters can run up close to blow her up for setting traps, and zoners can disengage from them entirely. In neutral, characters that can ignore the midrange find great success. Kokonoe is not without her weaknesses, however. In the right hands, Kokonoe can dismantle any character with superior neutral tools and stellar setplay. Kokonoe's Drive lets her use Gravitons to push and pull both herself and her opponent in order to catch opponents off guard or reposition herself. These benefits are all backed up with strong damage and great corner carry. She has traps to set up strong setplay and mixups, alongside great normals to control space. Kokonoe is a well-rounded character with a variety of tools.

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