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* You need [[Special:MyLanguage/Ki Control|Ki Control]], at least 5% Power Release and an empty main hand. The [[Special:MyLanguage/Shining Sword Attack|Shining Sword Attack]] is the exception: it needs the Brave Sword in your hand.
* When you use a strike attack, it looks for a target in front of you: your lock-on target first, then the last enemy you hit, otherwise the one closest to your crosshair, within a '''6-block''' cone ('''12 blocks''' while flying). If it finds one, you appear right in front of it and the technique starts.
* Otherwise you '''rush''': for up to '''2 seconds''' you fly forward at high speed with your aura on, or straight at your locked-on target if it is within '''64 blocks'''. The technique starts as soon as you reach an enemy, and a higher [[Special:MyLanguage/Fly|Fly]] level makes the rush faster.
* If the rush ends without reaching anyone, it's a miss: 40% of the Ki is refunded and the cooldown is halved.
* The Dragon Fist, Deadly Dance, Deadly Dance (Vegetto), Super God Fist, Wolf Fang and Gum Punch don't rush: with nothing in reach they start right away and hit whatever they meet.
* Two fighters rushing at each other start a [[Special:MyLanguage/Strike Clash|strike clash]], a timing duel decided like a beam clash.
* Some story enemies rush at you with strike techniques too (see [[Special:MyLanguage/Sagas#Enemy AI tiers|Sagas]]).
* Only one strike attack can run at a time, and every strike starts a short '''shared cooldown''' (3 seconds by default), so owning several strikes doesn't let you chain them.
* Strike attacks gain experience when they hit, which you spend on damage and cooldown upgrades (−2.5% cooldown per level, up to −50%).

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