Type "Juri BnB" or "Jin wall combo" and Brackify Radar searches X, YouTube, Bluesky, and Brackify Social together, ranks the combo posts and videos first, and lets you save the routes you want to lab.
Start with the character, then add where the combo starts: "corner", "midscreen", "counter hit", "punish", "wall", "anti-air", or "off throw". Radar recognizes nicknames and aliases, so "Chun BnB" works as well as "Chun-Li bread and butter combo". Radar returns combos only, so there is nothing to filter. Every result is classified by its title and text: combo, BnB, route, juggle, corner carry, hit counts, and 100% or TOD all count, while cutscenes, intros, and general match footage are left out. Balance patches change routes. Switch the sort to Newest to see what people have found since the last update, or to Popular when you want the routes the community has already vetted. Tap the bookmark on any result to save it to All Saved, then file it into a collection such as "Juri Year 4 routes". Collections hold up to ten folders and can mix combos from Radar with Brackify posts and bookmarked events.
A combo finder is a tool that helps you locate combos for a specific character without knowing in advance who posted them or where. Brackify Radar is a combo finder that searches X, YouTube, Bluesky, and Brackify Social with one query, understands which game and character you mean, and ranks the results so combo posts and combo videos come first. It is free at brackify.gg/radar.
Open Brackify Radar, type the character and the situation you care about, for example "Ken corner combo" or "Jin wall combo", and press Search. Add the game name if the character exists in more than one roster. Use the combo filter chip to hide everything that is not a combo, sort by Newest after a balance patch, and save the routes you want to practice into a collection.
Yes. Radar understands 30 fighting games and more than 900 characters, including Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8, Guilty Gear Strive, Mortal Kombat 1, 2XKO, Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, The King of Fighters XV, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Under Night In-Birth II, Melty Blood: Type Lumina, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and legacy titles such as Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
A search engine. Combo databases such as community wikis store notation that players typed in by hand, which is precise but only as complete as the volunteers behind it. Radar instead searches what the community actually posts, so a route that landed on X last night or in a YouTube upload this morning is findable immediately, with the original video attached. Many players use both: a wiki for notation, Radar for footage, fresh routes, and everything that has not made it into a wiki yet.
You can, and it will match posts that include that exact notation in their text, but natural language usually works better because most combo posts describe the route in words or only show it in video. Try the character plus the starter or situation, such as "Ryu crouching medium kick confirm", and use the combo filter.
Search the character and switch the sort to Newest. Radar orders by publication time so the latest posts and uploads come first. X posts are collected on a schedule by game and character hashtags, and every search also checks YouTube, Bluesky, and Brackify Social live for new combos.
Yes. Every result has a bookmark. One tap saves it to All Saved and opens a picker where you can file it into up to ten collections, for example one per character or per situation. Saved combos sync across the Brackify web app and the iOS and Android apps, and if the original post is removed later, your save is kept as an unavailable placeholder rather than vanishing.
Yes. Searching every source, including X, is free and unlimited, and no account is needed. Saving to collections requires a free Brackify account.