Profiles & Controls
Saved player names and controller bindings, profile names in battles and results, and PlayStation/Xbox button prompts.
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Gameplay
Your starting point for inputs, game modes, and V2 mechanics.
QUICK REFERENCE
Community Notation
The shorthand you’ll see in guides and discussions.
- U1
- Jutsu
- U2
- Ultimate Jutsu
- U3
- Team Ultimate Jutsu
- Amode
- Awakening Mode
START HERE
Learn the inputs. Know your options.
Inputs Describe Actions
Read game tutorials →What Frame Data Answers
- Startup
- Time from the defined accepted input to the first active collision.
- Active window
- The interval when the action can connect. Multiple windows may exist.
- Recovery
- The commitment after activity until the defined actionable state.
- Cancel
- A permitted transition into another action before normal completion.
- Frame advantage
- The difference between the players’ actionable times after contact, under specified conditions.
Choose a Useful Question
“Can I punish this at this distance?” needs startup, reach and both players’ actionable times. “Which combo should I use?” needs damage, resource costs, escape tests and failure rates. A tier list needs matchup and player-result evidence beyond individual move values.
BASE · BALANCED · V2
Choose your Generations.
Three ways to play: the familiar game, a balance-focused ruleset, or expanded movement and cancels.
Based on the cumulative notes imported September 13, 2026. Check your launcher for changes made after this snapshot.
UNSG Base
Start here for the original gameplay with the project’s 60 FPS timing and compatibility fixes.
Browse Base fixes ↗UNSG Balanced
Character and system adjustments, with gameplay closer to Base.
Browse Balanced changes ↗UNSG V2
More cancel routes, movement options, and changes to combat pacing. V2 is the main focus of this wiki.
Browse V2 changes ↗Separate modes. A change listed for Balanced is not automatically part of V2, or vice versa. Each mode’s filter also includes shared fixes.
AT A GLANCE
What Changes in Play?
| Area | UNSG Base | UNSG Balanced | UNSG V2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Original gameplay with shared corrections. | Targeted balance adjustments. | Expanded mechanics and V2 tuning. |
| Cancels & movement | The expanded routes linked here are documented for V2. | Combo → Jump / Ninja Move; Kunai → combo . Ninja Dash → Kunai or items . | |
| Combat pacing | Baseline for the listed adjustments. | Revised awakening charge . Shorter Frenzy Pill duration . | Lower Chakra Dash cost . Shorter substitution regeneration wait . |
| Damage & roster | Baseline for mode-specific tuning. | Character-specific damage, cost, speed and hitbox adjustments. See the roster changes ↗ | Less damage concentrated in early combo hits . See V2 roster changes ↗ |
SHARED FEATURES
More Than a Frame-Rate Change.
Launcher & Display
Launcher updates and version restoration, plus F11 or Alt+Enter for fullscreen/windowed play.
Read launcher detailsOpening & Presentation
A 60 FPS opening movie at its original duration, alongside the project’s title and artwork changes.
Read presentation detailsFIND YOUR CHARACTER
Check the Changes That Matter to You.
Character entries are alphabetical. Filter by mode, search a name or mechanic, and open the relevant entry.
Browse all documented changes ↗110 entries: 34 shared, 17 Balanced and 59 V2. These are documentation entries, not counts of individual fixes.Choose a character ↗Artwork, documented V2 changes and available source data.Get the game & find players ↗Join the community for downloads, updates and feedback.
Get the game & find players ↗About this comparison
This page summarizes the supplied cumulative notes labeled release 1.2.6 / gameplay 358, imported September 13, 2026. It is not a fresh audit of the current executable. The separate asset extraction is dated September 15, 2026 and labeled release 1.2.13 / gameplay 358.
A change’s absence from this overview does not prove it is absent from the game. Exact character, outfit, support-role and frame-rate restrictions are preserved in the linked notes. Extracted authoring fields are not verified final damage values.
Read the archived source notes ↗