If these limits are broken, the opponent is allowed to burst out of the combo. To compensate, these mechanics set the limit on how long a combo can be.
Undizzy and IPS (Infinite Protection System): Combos in Skullgirls are flexible since there are many ways to cancel attacks, there is no hitstun deterioration, and restands are possible. A skilled player can potentially loop resets into a character KO until the opponent guards correctly or the flow of the match is reversed with one of the many character specific reversal tools. Common resets include restand mixups or taking advantage of the lack of an air tech mechanic to cross under or over an opponent. This means the action never stops since a reset can happen at various points in a combo. Resets: The gameplay flow of Skullgirls emphasizes using resets (intentionally dropping a combo to do a mixup) to maintain momentum after landing a hit. As a result, most characters have multiple viable assist choices. Custom assist: Any action can be chosen as an assist, excluding air actions and metered actions. After a character KO, the next character will enter the battle falling from the side of the screen, Marvel vs Capcom style. Pushblocking is tied to a guard cancel mechanic, can grant high/low protection, and doesn't cost any resource. Versus series style team game: Skullgirls has mechanics such as assists, DHCs, tags, snapbacks, recoverable health, pushblocking, lenient chain rules, and air blocking. 
In 2021, a season pass began, including the new characters Annie, Umbrella, Black Dahlia and Marie. Initially released in 2012, it has been periodically updated over the years with new characters and patches, culminating in the '2nd Encore+' subtitle.
Skullgirls 2nd Encore+ is a 2D tag team fighting game with a cast of original characters, each animated using traditional hand drawn techniques.
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