Input:
Press Light Attack (X on controller / J on keyboard) repeatedly.

Description:
A fast chain of quick hits that keeps enemies pressured and can easily cancel into dashes or heavy attacks.

Example:
Light → Light → Light → Light → Dash / Finisher

Advantages:
- High speed and fluidity.
- Easy to link into other moves (dash or finisher).
- Can interrupt weak enemy attacks.
- Low risk with short recovery time.

Disadvantages:
- Low individual damage.
- Limited crowd control (doesn’t launch enemies).
- Ineffective against armored foes or bosses.

When to Use:
Ideal for initiating combos or punishing small openings. Great for maintaining pressure between heavy attacks.

Input:
Press Heavy Attack (Y on controller / K on keyboard) after one or more light attacks.

Description:
Slower, powerful hits that can launch enemies into the air or break their defenses.

Example:
Light → Light → Heavy → Heavy → Finisher

Advantages:
- High damage per hit.
- Can start or extend juggle combos.
- Breaks the guard of medium enemies.
- Excellent finisher after light combos.

Disadvantages:
- Slower and riskier if it misses.
- Hard to use against fast enemies.
- Some enemies can dodge or block it.

When to Use:
Best when an enemy is stunned, airborne, or after a successful light combo.

Input:
Jump (Space / B) → Light or Heavy Attack → (optional) Deadly Disc (RB / L) → Aerial Finisher.

Description:
Airborne attacks that let you continue hitting enemies while they’re suspended or after launching them.

Example:
Heavy (launch) → Jump → Light → Light → Deadly Disc → Finisher

Advantages:
- Extends combos midair.
- Enemies can’t counter while airborne.
- High damage if timed correctly.
- Great for repositioning and control.

Disadvantages:
- Harder to perform in crowded fights.
- Missed timing can drop the combo.
- Requires precise movement and timing.

When to Use:
After launching an enemy or when fighting isolated targets and slow bosses.

Input:
Press RB (controller) / L (keyboard) during a combo to throw the disc.

Description:
A ranged special attack that can link into or extend combos, maintaining pressure at mid-range.

Example:
Light → Heavy → Deadly Disc → Dash → Heavy → Finisher

Advantages:
- Keeps combos going from a distance.
- Interrupts distant enemies.
- Helps control the pace of combat.
- Great for aerial extensions.

Disadvantages:
- Moderate damage output.
- Consumes special energy.
- Can miss if obstacles block the disc.

When to Use:
Between heavy or aerial attacks to maintain the juggle or keep momentum.

Input:
Press Light or Heavy Attack just before an enemy strike hits.

Description:
Executes a powerful counterattack that interrupts the enemy and opens a full combo opportunity.

Example:
Counter → Light → Heavy → Finisher

Advantages:
- High damage burst.
- Grants immediate control after hit.
- Cancels most enemy attacks.
- Often leads directly to a finisher.

Disadvantages:
- Very tight timing window.
- Missing leaves you exposed.
- Not all enemy moves are counterable.

When to Use:
Against predictable or slow-attacking enemies and bosses.

Input:
When an enemy flashes red or blue → press Finisher (B / U).

Description:
A stylish execution move that instantly kills a weakened enemy and restores some energy.

Example:
Light → Heavy → Heavy → Finisher

Advantages:
- Instant kill regardless of remaining HP.
- Restores energy and cancels animations.
- Stylish and cinematic (bonus points).
- Grants invulnerability during animation.

Disadvantages:
- Only available when the enemy is staggered.
- Uncancelable once started.
- Vulnerable after the animation if surrounded.

When to Use:
At the end of a combo or when the enemy starts flashing (staggered).

Example (Expert Level):
Light → Light → Heavy (launch) → Jump → Light → Deadly Disc → Dash → Heavy → Finisher

Advantages:
- Combines multiple attack types for maximum flow.
- Excellent air control and consistent damage.
- Adaptable to any enemy type.

Disadvantages:
- High execution difficulty.
- Missing one input can break the chain.

Use dash cancels: You can cancel most animations into a dash to stay mobile.

Be aware of positioning: ICEY rewards movement and dynamic combat.

Alternate between light and heavy attacks: Maintaining rhythm matters more than raw power.

Listen to sound cues: Many enemies signal their attacks audibly—use that to time counters.