Bhola — The Spin Master
A whirling hip-strike machine whose super runs more than twice as long as anyone else's.
Who is Bhola?
Bhola spins. That is the whole plan, and it works. Where most supers resolve in just over three seconds, Bhola's runs for 7.55 seconds — a continuous barrage of twelve hip strikes that keeps your rival pinned while the damage accumulates. He is one of only two fighters on the roster built around a long multi-hit super.
Bhola Spin: how the super works
Bhola Spin runs 7.55 seconds at a 135-pixel range, spinning with a 0.6-second period and landing twelve hits: eleven at 3 HP each, then a 7 HP finisher, for 40 HP total. The animation is synced to the audio and runs to the end of the clip.
| Super name | Bhola Spin |
|---|---|
| Menu label | Bhola Spin |
| Damage breakdown | 12 hits (11×3 HP + 7 HP finisher) |
| Total damage | 40 HP |
| Charge requirement | 5 connected normal hits (20% each) |
How to play Bhola
- Twelve separate hits means partial connections still pay. Even a half-landed Bhola Spin does real damage.
- At 7.55 seconds this is by far the longest super in the game — it dominates a huge chunk of the 60-second round.
- The 135-pixel range is mid-close. Get reasonably near before committing.
How to counter Bhola
Each individual hit is only 3 HP, so the early part of the spin is survivable. The danger is being caught for the whole 7.55 seconds — so block, create distance, and cut the barrage short.
Controls
On a keyboard: A/D to walk, W to jump, S to block, J to punch, K to kick, Space for the super and Esc to pause. On a phone, use the on-screen joystick and buttons in landscape. All keys can be remapped — see the full controls guide.