Hassou Tobi

Hassou Tobi (also commonly known as the win button) is a physical skill originating from the Persona series. It is exclusively usable by the persona Yoshitsune. The attack itself consists of eight sequential strikes from Yoshitsune's katanas. Each strike deals light physical damage to everyone within a large radius. Its range is signified by the large cracks in the ground where Yoshitsune struck. To activate, the skill needs 25% of the user's max health.

Hassou Tobi is notorious for its absurdly large damage output and its ease of use once mastered. The attack can stack with charge, heat riser, debilitate, or a combination of all three to significantly increase its damage. When stacked with all three, Hassou Tobi can deplete massive amounts of health from any foe and is sometimes strong enough to eradicate a foe's entire health with one use. Hassou Tobi is additionally notoriously difficult to counterplay defensively. When stacked, the sequence of eight stikes makes it nearly impossible to defend against without getting guard broken. However, Hassou Tobi is not a true unblockable. It simply takes an immense amount of stamina to hold one's stance for the entirety of the move.

In Western Culture, the move is sarcastically referred to as, "The Salt Machine." The nickname was coined during the ages before the HMSD's rule. During this time frame, little to no counterplay was fully realized. Many combatants against this attack would express their salt (frustration) on websites such as Twitter. To this day, Hassou Tobi remains aggravating to inexperienced fighters.