Hajime Rising Infighter Dash: Unlock and Q Input

Follow the Infighter Dash tutorial action

Hajime Rising introduces Infighter Dash through the skill tree. The demonstrated task is to dash once with gloves equipped using Q, followed by moving inside. Complete the unlock before treating Q as the answer to a move you have not acquired.

Learn that movement separately from a new punch type. If you change the punch, target height and stance at the same time, it becomes harder to recognise the dash you wanted to practise. A single deliberate use is a clearer opening goal than trying to turn it into a complete fight sequence immediately.

Add the movement to a familiar boxing setup

The dash's demonstrated inward movement gives it a place beside your punch inputs. Use it first as the named inward movement task, then decide which familiar punch you want to practise alongside it.

After the action is familiar, choose the next skill that adds a different control. The Weaving guide explains its unlock and Space input. Moving between those two lessons gives you two recognisable actions, rather than treating every movement key as interchangeable.

If the tutorial still asks for the dash, return to the named action: the move must be unlocked, the gloves are the demonstrated equipment context, and Q is the shown input. Keep your attention on completing that task before judging whether a different stance or a more elaborate skill combination would suit you better.