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  1. Projectile, kick, uppercut and movement burst
  2. Chi and Obamahameha have different jobs
  3. Living Legend is animation context
  4. Sources
Electoral Carnage Obama roster portrait for the fighter guide
Obama roster artwork from the supplied unofficial Wiki packet. Identification only; image build is not specified.

Projectile, kick, uppercut and movement burst

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Move inputs and effects
ActionInputEffect / condition
ObamukenSpecialA fast projectile for controlling space
Obama KickForward + SpecialA horizontal flying kick attack
Obama PunchUp + SpecialA rising uppercut
Speed Up!UniqueA brief movement burst; can cancel other moves’ recovery

Inputs name actions, not physical keys. Forward is toward the opponent; “+” means a combined input. Translate the actions with your control bindings and move notation.

The August community guide records a 66% speed increase for two seconds and an automatically recharging Chi gauge with an eight-second cooldown. Those are source-specific values, not a new measurement of a later executable build.

Sources: [1]

Chi and Obamahameha have different jobs

Speed Up consumes Chi, so repeatedly pressing Unique does not mean a movement burst is always available. Obamahameha is the selected super’s beam attack and uses the super system. Build the super resource with ordinary play, then create an opening that aligns the beam with the opponent.

The projectile controls a lane, the uppercut covers a rising approach, and the kick advances horizontally. That is a way to understand the documented actions, not a verified matchup chart. If you prefer enhanced-hit accumulation over a movement-cancel resource, compare Biden and Obama.

Sources: [1][2]

Living Legend is animation context

The transcription uses Living Legend for alternate super finish animations against Obama. Its surrounding lore is fictional parody. It does not establish a real-world law about killing living presidents in games, a combat immunity mechanic, or JFK’s starting-meter effect.

Sources: [1]

Sources & version scope

This guide synthesizes the listed sources. Community transcriptions and opinions remain attributed; source checks are separate from hands-on game testing.

  1. Steam guide 3766854709Source reviewed 2026-10-12.
  2. Obama - The Unofficial Electoral Carnage WikiSource reviewed 2026-10-12.