Glad you guys are diving on this subject.
Do you agree 33A is the worst on this list?
The thing is: it's good qualities: (a) Horizontal, (b) Mid and (c) TC are hardly ever applied all at once.
If you really want a TC, you don't go for this move. Even in 8wayrun (especially 3, 6 or 9) you can skip your finger to 4 and perform 4B, or maybe 1K.
So, the TC is really only a bonus, a 'just in case'. The main reason to use this attack is that it is almost impossible to dodge (horizontal mid).
If it at least had a good range it would be a good move to throw when both fighters are moving sideways, on what I call aikido mode. The TC would help against high faster horizontals. And if the guy would try to tech you, he'd probably be screwed, cause 33A is 'undodgeable'. But to be really good at this you'd have to be able to throw it even before your opponent (cause if you were doing some true wait and punish you'd go for a more damaging option). In the way it is, you hardly do it before your opponent, cause teh attack has a lame range and if you do before the guys is likely to block and you're screwed at -16.
So, well, yeah... I think this is Raph's worst move. A decent version of this move is Pyrrha's 66A, an 8WR TC horizontal mid.
The reason it exists is because it is the only horizontal TC in 8wr, and the fastest TC in 8wr.
I think it is no longer a WS move, because they wanted to give Raph his new WS A, a fairly fast, safe and long range horizontal since his 4A and 6A (your main horizontal options from FC) aren't exactly that, one is kinda slow and unsafe and the other is short. So, Violent Blood had to go somewhere else and they figured it would have it's especifities in 8wr, but it ended up underpowered, imo.