Choy Lay Fut 1,1,b+2 ~ Teleslam ~ Teletoss takes a lot of damage, especially on counter hit. Of coutse, it is pretty worthless (most of the time) until breakers are expended.
So you can goad someone into a Teleslam (by staying far back to keep distance) into a juggle combo, forcing them to break. Kobra will most likely use that stupid teleport punch. Just block, and throw him, then try the Teleslam to combo technique.
Choy Lay Fut also has a crouch sweep, which is always good, for mid range and close range combat. You can follow up with a throw if he blocks (standing) after being sweeped.
Hua Chuan has b+1, which stuns (Can follow up with Teleslam into a combo, or into a Teletoss). And 3, which knockdowns and pushes far (AND hits mid, which is very excellent for low blockers). And b+1,3 , which combines both. And 4 knockdowns and pushes back, though not as effectively as 3.
Axe has a lot of knockdown/push attacks. It also has a mid multi-hit combo (b+1), and 2 launchers (b+2, d+2). The combos that end with 4,4,4s can be used every once in a while to surprise an opponent. f+1 is a nice push attack, but it only hits high, so use it sparingly.
-His tele attacks barely telegraph, so it is always good to use once in a while.
-The Hado-Energy is a waste of time, as are all other generic projectiles.
-The float attacks are only good to use when the opponent is under pressure, and when you are at mid range, so that if they attempt to jump when you float, you can kick them midair, because more times than not, a regular MKD player will jump when Ermac floats, in anticipation for the Dive Bomb. So it is better to use in mid range to close-mid range, to kick them when they jump.
-Of course, the Dive Kick is not always successful; nothing is safe and/or guaranteed in MKD. If they do not jump, you can always dive bomb. Once the animation for dive bomb has started, Ermac is invincible. Until he gets up from the attack. I have seen Nightwolf's lightning bolt pass through it. As well as Scorpion's Spear, Sub-Zero's freeze, Liu Kang's fireball, Ermac's Hado-energy, etc. Slam attacks might hit him, though (Eg: Dairou's extremely fast ground slam thing). Because once the animation ends, Ermac is grounded, so if the slam attack is inititated as he gets up from the attack, Ermac will get hit, because the properties of the slam will override the final few frames of the attack (Getting up animation). So it is also impossible to jump out of it. So hope your opponent does not have good timing.
