Explanation of terms:

Legend:

1. AC: Animation Cancel, when you can activate a move inside another move, to cancel out the recovery frames, and move straight into another move. Not enough to guarantee a combo, but most combos uses these.
2. FA: Frame Advantage, If you gain an advantage or disadvantage in frames if hit/blocked opponent. Negative numbers is good in my chart. The second aspect/way to get combos.
3. Rehit: If enabled in Advanced Options, allows to hit airborne enemies, thus enabling Air-Combos. Won't go much into detail about this here.

• Typ: Attack type (High, Medium, Low, Jumping, Close, Projectile).
• C-AC: Combo Animation Cancel, which type of moves can be used to cancel out of animation.
• T-AC: Tested Animation Cancels: tested which actually makes combos, the rest aren't fast enough.
• C-FA: Combo Frame Advantage: Moves that gives a combo without AC.
• Dmg: Base Damage of move, modified by Power, and tournament upgrades.
• Poi: Points: I've already calculated in the modifiers, so they are as they appear in game.
• Scr: Scrap/Stun, used for calculating Frame Advantage.
• Tot: Total Frames, pretty straight forward.
• Sta: Startup Frames, The first few frames in animation before it can do damage.
• Act: Active Frames, the frames that actually does damage.
• Rec: Recovery Frames, no damage frames as the end of move, usually what we can AC out off.
• Str: Animation String, this is just slightly cleaned up versions of the animation strings if you want to see details.

Tags

• cp: Collision Pause, enables “hit pause”.
• n: Disables collision, aka damage.
• c: Unknown
• b: Unknown/typo
• jp: Unknown

Jaguar specifics:

• Enhacement1: CC - Removes n tags in animation, letting you headbutt with the jag
• Enhacement1: JL → aJL
• Enhacement1: JLS → jK
• Enhancement2: aJL → aOHT
• jK/jP: can effectively combo into anything, because when you touch ground you AC into standing neutral position, thus forcing a lot of hit/block stun on the opponent while you yourself instantly breaks out of animation. Some exceptions might apply.