P4U2R Labrys Guide
By: Aurha
Last updated
By: Aurha
Last updated
Welcome to my Labrys guide, I hope you enjoy your stay!
The aim of this guide to help any and all Labrys players enjoy the game as much as possible by providing all the information you need to fight to the best of your ability! This applies to both new and veteran players, so don't be afraid to dive in no matter your skill level. I do suggest you play around a bit with the game first if you haven't already, as a little knowledge will go a long way in terms of understanding what I'll be saying. At the very least, do the game's tutorial mode and Labrys' combo challenges if you can, as they're a good way to start!
This guide will use standard fighting game notation and terms that may not be familiar to everyone. Some more niche terms may have links or be explained, but if something is missing, there are plenty of resources out there to help you, as well as an active community to ask if you're still stuck after doing your own research.
Moves and combos will be written in standard numpad notation, which is described .
This guide also assumes you are familiar with the basic mechanics of P4U2R. If you are not, or wish to know pretty much anything else about the game (character information, frame data etc.), the Dustloop wiki for P4U2R can be found . You may also wish to refer to the fighting game glossary, which can be found .
This guide will contain my thoughts and opinions, and these are not to be taken as inarguable truth. You may find that certain approaches work better for you that what is suggested. Your journey with this game and how you choose to play it is completely your own.
This guide is not final or optimal - new routes and strategies continue to be discovered and may not be reflected in this guide immediately, or ever, although efforts will be made to where possible. Should you wish to discuss anything in this guide or have a suggestion for additions or corrections, feel free to reach out to me in the Labrys section of the Persona Fight Club discord.
This guide was inspired by the , shoutouts to those who made that guide, and to all those who contribute to the open-source resources. Keep up the great work!
