To Front (トゥ・フロント) is one of Isla's Special Moves in the King of Fighters series, first appearing alongside her in The King of Fighters XV.

Input

To Front	+ or ( OK)
├►	Throwie A	during or To Front
├►	Throwie B	during or To Front
└►	Throwie C	during or To Front

Description

Isla lunges at the opponent with a front kick. The initial dash can be broken with only during or versions.

After the initial kick of the or versions, Isla can lead into the Throwie A (スローウィー) line of attacks:

Attack	Description
	Amanda follows up on the initial kick with an overhead slap. The version causes a Ground Bound on hit, allowing Isla to follow up with another attack.
	Amanda follows up on the initial kick with a sweep, leading to a soft knockdown that the opponent can recover from. The version, however, leads to a hard knockdown, which can't be recovered from.
	Amanda boosts Isla upwards. She can follow up with any of her Piecing specials from here.

Strategy

While Drips and Piecing get the job done in the air, this is the move that can mix the opponent up while Isla is on the ground. The version is a good enough whiff punisher and combo ender (particularly after her far on hit) that travels almost full-screen. It's also a solid follow-up after Isla's standing Blowback on hit, too.

The and versions on the other hand are where the fun truly begins. Throwie A is a proper overhead that leads to a hard knockdown on hit and can also be used to surprise an overly defensive opponent. Additionally, if done after To Front, this move causes a Ground Bound into whatever combo of your choice while still retaining the overhead properties.

Throwie B on the other hand is a proper low follow-up that has to be blocked crouching and, while the normal version can be recovered from, the version performed after To Front can't, since that's also a hard knockdown.

Throwie C is where the move truly shines, as this goes straight into any version of Piecing, allowing Isla to keep the opponent on their toes by guessing which of the moves she'll use on hit, if any. Or if she'll just go for the safer option and cross up with jumping . Additionally, note that Throwie C and Drips Forward share the same animation.

Worth noting that regardless of which version of this move you plan on using, you can cancel into Wild Style seamlessly on hit for even more damage.

Gallery

Isla stopping before the attack connects.

Trivia

• "Throwies" (also known as "Bombs" or "Throw ups") are pieces of graffiti that's either filled in a rush, or a solid fill.
• During the TGS 2021 and December 2021 OBT builds of KOF XV where Isla was playable, the move was originally mapped to +. Much like Wild Style, the move's input was likely changed for Quality of Life reasons.