The guillotine is a choke that involves the neck. It won’t rip off an opponents head, but it will feel like it is. The Blue Fighter is clasping his hands together and squeezing the Red Fighter’s neck. He’s also pulling guard, so he can control the position better. As you can see, he also clasps his legs together to keep the Red Fighter from posturing up.

The rear naked choke is one of the most well known, and also one of the most utilized. It is a simple choke, usually completed from the back mount. The Red Fighter is in control on the back, and slips his left arm under the neck of the Blue Fighter. He then pulls back and grabs his own bicep to keep his arm in place, and to have a tight grip. 

The leg lock is a submissions involving an opponent’s legs. There are a few different types of leg locks, some to do with the heel, the ankle, and the knee. But all of them are effective. Most of the time you will see this started on the ground, but in the animation the Blue Fighter is doing a flying leg lock, which involves him launching through the air to get in position.

The triangle is one of the most utilized techniques. It involves trapping one of your opponents arms and his head in between your thighs. This cuts off the blood to his head fairly quickly, so its up to them to tap out, or else they will go unconscious for a moment. It can be used from a variety of positions, but this one is being used in the full guard.

The arbmar is also one of the most utilized techniques. It can be pulled off from many positions. It involves gaining control of an opponents arm between your legs, and arching your back and hips. This puts pressure on the opponents elbow, and forces them to tap. The Red Fighter here is completing it from the guard, and ends up belly down, giving him even more room to arch.

The D’arce choke is a type of arm triangle. It’s similar to a triangle because it traps the head and arm of an opponent using the same mechanics. By trapping the arm and head with the left arm, and holding his own bicep, the Blue Fighter starts to constrict the Red Fighter’s blood flow. 

The anaconda is similar to the D’arce, but the hand positioning is different. In this choke, you grab the bicep near the arm, not the head. It serves the same purpose. In this animation, the Blue Fighter performs a gator roll, which tightens the position up quickly, and constricts with sudden force.

The calf slicer is a type of leg lock, but it’s not done in the traditional way. The Red Fighter triangles the Blue Fighters leg in between his, and starts to arch. He grabs the Blue Fighters mid section and drags him down. This put enormous pressure on the knee, and it comes on quick. It’s not seen a lot, but the positions to get there are common.