Edward Falcon, known as Edward Fokker in the Japanese series, is the main character of the Power Stone series. He is a 21 year-old aviator hailing from the town of Londo. He circles the world in his beloved airplane Hockenheim, searching for the legendary Power Stones revealed to him by an ancient family artifact. Though he can be a bit of a flirt, he is generally regarded as being well mannered and gentlemanly. He has a strong sense of justice and vanquishes evil with explosive punches and sharp moves. In the anime, Falcon has a crush on Rouge.
Power Stone
Combo Chains
Falcon has a boxing fighting style so his combos feature lots of powerful punches. His list of combos are as follows.
Finisher
Commands
Attributes
Heavy Cross
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Sends opponent flying straight back and slightly upward. Good for knocking opponents into hazards directly behind them. A useful move that is difficult to punish because of it's fast recovery, even if it is easily sidestepped.
Back-flip Kick
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Sends opponent flying upwards in an arch. Useful for knocking opponents in hazards above them or onto a higher platform. Since this move sends opponents arcing upward, they may have more opportunity to tech out of it before they hit a wall or an object. This move is easily punished if whiffed or sidestepped.
Spinning Uppercut
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Sends opponent flying to Edward's left. Good for punishing sidesteppers and for knocking opponents into hazzards on the character's left side. The KPPP version is slightly more difficult to dodge because of the spinning backhand punch that precedes the finisher.
Roundhouse
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Sends the opponent flying to Edward's right. Good for knocking opponents into hazards on the character's right. Both this attack and the spinning backhand preceding it are difficult to sidestep.
Throws
Move Name
Command
Description
Axe Handle Combo
+ when opponent is facing Falcon.
Falcon performs an uppercut followed by a gut shot and a double axe handle. The opponent is slammed into the ground and bounces away.
Reverse Tomoe Nage
+ when opponent's back is toward Falcon.
Falcon grabs the opponent by the collar and judo throws them. The opponent is flung in the opposite direction he was facing.
Spinning Pile Driver
+ in air near aerial opponent.
Falcon grabs the opponent and pile drives them into the ground. The opponent is smashed into the ground and sent bouncing away.
Power Fusion
Falcon turns in to a rocket powered cyborg in his Power Fusion. Like in all Power Fusion modes, he gains access to powerful special and super attacks.
Move Name
Command
Description
Homing Missile
(Air OK)
Falcon fires a missile at his opponent. The missile has mild seeking capabilities. It can be fired in bursts of 3. Not extremely useful since it is easily dodged at almost any range. That said, the move is quite powerful in terms of damage output. The air version is recommended as it is safer and easier to hit with.
Hurricane Aura
(Air OK)
Falcon performs a rising, spinning uppercut surrounded by spiraling flames. It can connect multiple times and juggle the opponent. This move is more useful and easier to connect with than the Homing Missile. This is a high damage, high priority attack that is especially useful against opponents that like to evade attacks by jumping over you. Airborne foes have almost no defense against it.
Missile Explosion
+ Jump (Air OK)
Falcon releases a salvo of missiles that track the opponent. This move is extremely powerful but can be easily avoided is not used properly. This attack is one of Falcon's most useful okizeme tools as, if timed properly, it is almost impossible to avoid on wake-up. Generally , the closer the opponent is to Falcon when he launches the salvo, the more likely the attack will be successful. This move can be punished with a throw if the opponent is close enough to Falcon when he is charging up the attack.
Burst Rocket
+ Jump (Air OK)
Falcon charges his rocket booster and dashes into his opponent several times. This is most definitely Falcon's deadliest attack. When Falcon connects with a dash, it hits multiple times doing heavy damage and sends the victim hurtling in a random direction, open for the next dash attack. The virtue of this move is that even if the opponent manages to dodge one dash, there is a high probability that he will not be able to avoid the next dash, thus making this attack very difficult to avoid completely. If more than one dash connects, the opponent can expect at least half his life bar gone.
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