| Ryu | |
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 Ryu as he appears in Street Fighter IV. Street Fighter IV is the latest installment in Capcom 's long-running Street Fighter Fighting game series |
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| Game series | Street Fighter series |
| First game | Street Fighter |
| Voiced by (English) | Skip Stellrecht (Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie and Street Fighter II V) Richard Cansino (Street Fighter Alpha: Generations) |
| Voiced by (Japanese) | Katashi Ishizuka (Street Fighter Alpha 1 and 2, Street Fighter EX series, Marvel vs. or commonly abbreviated as SF, is a popular series of Fighting games in which the players pit combatants from around the world each with his or her own is a 1987 Arcade game developed by Capcom. It is the first competitive fighting game produced by the company and the inaugural game in the English is a West Germanic language originating in England and is the First language for most people in the United Kingdom, the United States Skip Stellrecht (Born Henry Stellrecht Jr on September 5, 1959 in Fullerton California) is a voice actor who is also known as Henry Douglas Street Fighter II The Animated Movie, originally released in Japan as is a 1994 animated Film adaptation of the also known as Street Fighter II Victory, is an Anime series based on the Fighting game Street Fighter II. Richard Cansino (Born August 10, 1953 in Los Angeles, California) is a voice actor Street Fighter Alpha Generations is a 2005 OVA film produced by Studio A is a language spoken by over 130 million people in Japan and in Japanese emigrant communities Ishizuka Katashi (石塚堅 born on September 22, 1970 in Osaka) is a Seiyū who in the moment is not affiliated with any production series (up to Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes) Toshiyuki Morikawa (Street Fighter Alpha 3, Marvel vs. ( January 26, 1967 -) is a prolific Japanese male Seiyū from Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture affiliated with Arts Vision. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, Capcom vs. SNK series, Capcom Fighting Evolution, Namco x Capcom) Hiroki Takahashi (Tatsunoko vs. (born September 7, 1974) is a Japanese Seiyū born in Tokyo. He is best known for the role of Harima Kenji in School Rumble Capcom) Wataru Takagi (Street Fighter III, New Generations and Second Impact) Tōru Ōkawa (Street Fighter III: Third Strike) Sōichirō Hoshi (Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, Pocket Fighter) Kōji Tsujitani (Street Fighter II V) Kōjirō Shimizu (Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie) Kane Kosugi (Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation) Yasuyuki Kase (Street Fighter Alpha Generations) Bin Shimada (Street Fighter II drama CD) Masashi Ebara (Japanese dub of the live-action film) |
| Live action actor(s) | Byron Mann |
| Information | |
| Birthplace |  Japan |
| Fighting style | Ansatsuken[1] |
| Likes | Martial Arts, Mizuyokan (Japanese sweet bean jelly) |
| Dislikes | Spiders (One crawled into his mouth once when he was sleeping) |
| Special skill | Hitchhiking, can sleep anywhere |
Ryu (リュウ Ryū?, also written as 隆) is a video game character created by Capcom, and is the main character in the Street Fighter series. born on July 25, 1966 in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, is a Seiyū who works for Arts Vision. is a Fighting game released for the arcades. Produced for the CD-ROM -based CPS III hardware which allowed for more elaborate 2D graphics than ( February 28 1960 -) is a male Seiyū from Kagoshima Prefecture who is affiliated with Mausu Promotion. is a Japanese Seiyū. He has a blood type of B and is affiliated with Arts Vision. is a Seiyū born April 26, 1962 in Kodaira Tokyo, credited for voicing many Anime and Video game characters born in Los Angeles, California is an American Martial artist and Martial arts actor. is a Seiyū who works for Ōsawa Office. Notable voice roles Air Gear (Fumei Goshogawara is a Seiyū born on November 20, 1954 in Niigata Niigata, Japan. ( May 4, 1953 -) born as Masashi Ehara (same kanji is a Japanese Seiyū from Kanagawa Prefecture who is affiliated with 81 Byron Mann ( 文峰) is an actor who has made films in both Hollywood and Asia is a Japanese Neologism used to refer to any martial art developed for Assassination. Spiders are Predatory Invertebrate Animals that have two body segments, eight legs no chewing mouth parts and no wings For the original NASA meaning see capsule communicator. is a leading Japanese International developer or commonly abbreviated as SF, is a popular series of Fighting games in which the players pit combatants from around the world each with his or her own With a "look inspired by The Karate Kid and Rambo,"[2] Ryu is the archetypal fighting game protagonist, and he has provided the basis for many other fighting game characters. Ryu has appeared in every Street Fighter game and vs/crossover games produced in part with Capcom.
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Appearance
Ryu's basic appearance throughout the series, as shown in Street Fighter II, has him with brown hair, a red headband, a white gi (with the sleeves ripped off at the shoulders) and a black belt. He is also barefoot. When Ryu first appeared in the original Street Fighter, Ryu still had his gi, but he wore a white headband, had red hair, grey eyes and wore red slippers. is a 1987 Arcade game developed by Capcom. It is the first competitive fighting game produced by the company and the inaugural game in the or dōgi ( is a uniform for training used in Japanese martial arts Budo. In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Ryu now has auburn hair, but still has the white headband, which harkens back to his appearance in the first Street Fighter. Canonically, Ryu would not receive the red headband until after a sparring session with his best friend and rival Ken Masters. is a Video game character created by Capcom. He is one of the main characters from the Street Fighter series of Fighting games alongside It was originally used by Ken as a hairtie during the Alpha series. In Street Fighter III, Ryu now has black hair, brown eyes, and an abundance of facial stubble. Ryu's gi is also tattered and torn on the sleeves and pant ends, indicating years of wear and tear. The tattered appreance of his gi will also be seen in Street Fighter IV, which storywise, is a direct sequel to Street Fighter II and a prequel to III.
Ryu also carries around a duffel bag containing important items such as plane tickets, passports, and the currency of the country he is in.
In some official Street Fighter II artwork, Ryu's belt has four kanji emblazoned upon it: kaze (風 wind), hayashi (林 woods), hi (火 fire) and yama (山 mountain); these four kanji make up the fūrinkazan, the motto of Takeda Shingen, a warlord in feudal Japan. literally "Wind Forest Fire and Mountain" was the Battle standard used by the Sengoku period Daimyo Takeda Shingen, quoting Sun ( December 1, 1521 &ndash May 13, 1573) of Shinano and Kai Provinces was a preeminent Daimyo or feudal lord The written history of Japan begins with brief references in the 1st century AD Twenty-Four Histories, a collection of Chinese historical texts The same four kanji can be seen on a sign on the left-hand side of Ryu's stage in Street Fighter II. is a 1991 competitive fighting game by Capcom. It is widely credited with launching the fighting game genre into the mainstream and extending the life of the worldwide arcade The four words are based on chapter seven of Sun Tzu's Art of War, which dictates how one should conduct battle. Sun Tzu ( ("Master Sun" also called Sun Wu ( is traditionally considered to be the author of The Art of War (also simply called the The Art of War ( is a Chinese military Treatise that was written during the 6th century BC by Sun Tzu. Essentially, the fūrinkazan can be summarized in the phrase "Swift as the Wind, Silent as a Forest, Fierce as Fire and Immovable as a Mountain. "
Personality
Ryu is a classical example of a wandering warrior: a stoic, humble person whose life is entirely devoted to spiritual perfection of character and technique through the art of the fist. He does not care about winning or losing so much as the moment of the fight and the opportunity for spiritual advancement. Ceremonies and materialism hold little endearment for him. Although he is seen as a quiet yet calm, he is still a respectable and friendly person.
Story
Pre-Street Fighter
When Ryu was a young child, he was adopted by a man named Gouken and began living with him as well as learning the mysterious and dangerous martial art known as Ansatsuken. is a Character in the Street Fighter series He is the Martial arts master of Ryu and Ken, as well as the older brother and former is a Japanese Neologism used to refer to any martial art developed for Assassination. Gouken would later train his best friend's bratty son, Ken Masters, who served not only as a sparring partner for Ryu, but also to give Ryu some company since Gouken was the only person Ryu had seen in a long time due to the seclusion of Gouken's dojo. is a Video game character created by Capcom. He is one of the main characters from the Street Fighter series of Fighting games alongside Ryu looked up to Gouken as a father figure during his early years and Ken as a best friend and surrogate brother, which is how their relationship remains to this day. When Ryu was about 23 years old, Gouken thought that Ryu was ready to travel the world in order to test his skills against the best fighters in the world. With this, Ryu left Gouken and Ken, and headed to fight in the first World Warrior tournament.
Street Fighter
In Street Fighter, Ryu is one of the participants of the World Warrior tournament. is a 1987 Arcade game developed by Capcom. It is the first competitive fighting game produced by the company and the inaugural game in the is a 1987 Arcade game developed by Capcom. It is the first competitive fighting game produced by the company and the inaugural game in the After defeating all challengers, his skills earn him the right to fight its host, Sagat. is a boss character from the early editions of Capcom 's Street Fighter fighting game series Despite nearly losing against the "Emperor of Muay Thai," Ryu secures a difficult victory, and is crowned champion. Muay Thai ( IPA: /muɑɪtʰɑɪ/ muāitʰāi มวยไทย lit
Later games elaborate on the final battle between Ryu and Sagat. In this version of the battle, Sagat nearly beats Ryu into unconsciousness. Ryu, however, having such a strong desire to win, allows himself to be engulfed by the Satsui no Hadou and he strikes Sagat with a nearly-fatal Metsu Shoryuken that not only knocks Sagat unconscious but also marks his chest with a great scar. After regaining consciousness and discovering what had happened, Sagat swears vengeance on Ryu.
Street Fighter Alpha
In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Ryu leaves Sagat behind and returns to his home only to find that Gouken, his master and adoptive father, has been murdered. Street Fighter Alpha Warriors' Dreams, known as in Japan, Asia, South America and Spain, is a Fighting game by is a Character in the Street Fighter series He is the Martial arts master of Ryu and Ken, as well as the older brother and former Learning that Akuma had fought and killed his adopted father, Ryu began to travel the world to find this man. Akuma (derived from the Japanese word for Demon) known in Japan as, is a Video game character created by Capcom.
He encounters and fights Akuma on a secluded island known as Gokuentou, but Akuma was only testing him. He senses that Ryu has the same powers as he does, and tells Ryu about the Satsui no Hadou - a power that consumes the practitioners of their shared fighting style, driving them to win even when it means killing the opponent. Akuma then uses his fist to smash the island, leaving Ryu stranded.
Sometime after escaping the island, Ryu battles Ken and loses. Ken realizes Ryu is not himself and has been deeply troubled since his last victory over Sagat. He gives him his red hairband as a reminder to stay focused, which Ryu was sincerely grateful for. Soon thereafter, a fan of his, named Sakura, comes up and expresses her desire to train under him. Ryu replies that he himself still has much to learn, but allows Sakura to take a picture of him. She swears to make him accept her eventually.
Two years later, Ryu continues to be troubled by what Akuma had told him, compounded by his encounter with Rose, who has intricate ties to M. Bison. is a Video game character created by Capcom. First introduced in Street Fighter Alpha, she is a recurring playable character in the M Bison, known as in Japan, is a video game character created by Capcom. She tells him that he cannot defeat Bison unless he fights him at the cost of his soul. True to form, when Ryu confronts Bison, he is defeated despite putting up a valiant fight. Bison takes the semi-conscious Ryu and begins brainwashing him, using the revelation that the Satsui no Hadou - the dark power Ryu struggles to avoid using — is akin to Bison's own Psycho Power. Brainwashing (also known as Thought reform or as Re-education) consists of any effort aimed at instilling certain attitudes and Beliefs
This scene is interrupted by the entrance of Sagat, Ken, and Sakura, each of them having followed Ryu for their own reasons. is a Video game character created by Capcom. He is one of the main characters from the Street Fighter series of Fighting games alongside While Ken and Sakura distract Bison, Sagat challenges the brainwashed Ryu (different versions of this story coexist; in one version, Sagat is offered this battle as an enticement to stay with Shadaloo. M Bison, known as in Japan, is a video game character created by Capcom. ) Sagat quickly notices the effects Bison's brainwashing have had on Ryu, and, at Sagat's urging, Ryu comes to his senses and helps Ken and Sakura force Bison to retreat.
Street Fighter II to III
During the World Warrior tournament, Ryu enters to test his skills, and defeats many of the new warriors. is a 1991 competitive fighting game by Capcom. It is widely credited with launching the fighting game genre into the mainstream and extending the life of the worldwide arcade is a Fighting game released for the arcades. Produced for the CD-ROM -based CPS III hardware which allowed for more elaborate 2D graphics than is a 1991 competitive fighting game by Capcom. It is widely credited with launching the fighting game genre into the mainstream and extending the life of the worldwide arcade It is unknown how far Ryu progressed through the tournament.
Years later, Ryu enters the third World Warrior tournament to further advance his fighting abilities. He was then defeated by Oro. is a Fighting game released for the arcades. Produced for the CD-ROM -based CPS III hardware which allowed for more elaborate 2D graphics than During the events of "Third Strike", Ryu and Ken have another match in which Ryu emerges the victor. Later, he faces Alex and emerges victorious. Sometime during these games, he defeats Hugo.
Evil Ryu
In the Street Fighter Alpha series, there is a selectable version of Ryu called Evil Ryu known in Japan as Satsui no Hadou ni Mezameta Ryū (殺意の波動に目覚めたリュウ? lit. "The surge of murderous intent awakened in Ryu"). He was originally introduced in a Street Fighter Zero manga series authored by Masahiko Nakahira and later adapted in the Street Fighter canon by Capcom. ˈmɑŋgə is the Japanese word for Comics (sometimes called komikku コミック and print Cartoons In their modern form manga date from shortly For the original NASA meaning see capsule communicator. is a leading Japanese International developer He is the version of Ryu should he succumb to Satsui no Hadou, and depicts Ryu's struggle to resist the urge. Gameplay-wise, Evil Ryu has more powerful attacks than the original, strikes faster and possesses some of the attacks of Akuma (such as the Shun Goku Satsu). The only time Evil Ryu actually appears in Street Fighter canon is at the end of the first World Warrior tournament. This article is not about Literary canons of influential works of fiction but about the concept of a canon which defines the world of a particular fictional series According to the Street Fighter Alpha series, Sagat, the defending champion, crushed Ryu, and then extended his hand to help Ryu up after thinking that he had won. Ryu was so consumed with the desire to win that he gave into the Satsui no Hadou ("Evil Intent" in the American version) and executed a Metsu Shoryuken, scarring Sagat's chest and his pride.
Since then, Evil Ryu has occasionally appeared in various Capcom games featuring Ryu. Nevertheless, Evil Ryu does not exist as a separate character and is only an alternate, "what if" version of Ryu. Despite the brief brush and/or temptation from the Satsui no Hadou, canonically, Ryu rejected the Satsui no Hadou, and has made mass innovations to Gouken's style which helped him bring Gouken-Ryuu Ansatsuken up to par with Evil Ryu by Street Fighter III. is a Fighting game released for the arcades. Produced for the CD-ROM -based CPS III hardware which allowed for more elaborate 2D graphics than
Like Akuma, Evil Ryu has a signature symbol that appears when he performs the Shun Goku Satsu. Evil Ryu has had two different symbols: In Alpha 3, his symbol was Satsu, for "Murder" (殺) , though it only appears in his ending, not during gameplay, and in Capcom vs SNK 2, the symbol was Metsu (滅) for "Destruction. "
In other media
Street Fighter (film)
In the live action movie adaptation of the games, Ryu, (with the last name of Hoshi) along with Ken, are two con artists who love to take money from rich crime lords through their schemes. For the unrelated 1974 Sonny Chiba film see The Street Fighter. A confidence trick or confidence game (also known as a bunko, con, flim flam, gaffle, grift, scam, scheme This time, however, they unwittingly become entangled in the war to free the country of Shadaloo. He is played by Byron Mann. Byron Mann ( 文峰) is an actor who has made films in both Hollywood and Asia
Street Fighter
His story in this TV series is basically a loose combination of the two stories in the games and in the live-action film. Street Fighter is an American animated series produced by InVision Entertainment based on the Street Fighter video game franchise Ryu, once again given the last name of Hoshi, is still a con man, as well as Ken, but despite this, he is still dedicated to his training. A confidence trick or confidence game (also known as a bunko, con, flim flam, gaffle, grift, scam, scheme
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
In this, Ryu is still a wandering fighter, journeying to various parts of the world to find new challenges. Street Fighter II The Animated Movie, originally released in Japan as is a 1994 animated Film adaptation of the He gets intangled in many battles against various fighters and villain Bison as well.
Street Fighter II V
Here, Ryu appears as a 17 year old and is not travelling alone. also known as Street Fighter II Victory, is an Anime series based on the Fighting game Street Fighter II. He is accompanied by Ken for the early part of the series, and has not learned the Hadouken as part of his original fighting style. He and Ken, after being trounced in a bar fight with Guile, decide to travel the world and, teaming up with Chun Li, make appearances in some of the countries seen in the game.
Popular culture
Ryu appeared in the Robot Chicken episode "Massage Chair" voiced by Jimmy Kimmel. Robot Chicken is an Emmy -Award Winning American Stop motion animated television series created by Seth Green and Matthew James Christian "Jimmy" Kimmel (born November 13, 1967) is an American Television host and Comedian. He appears on Level 3 of the "Office Fighter" segment where his attack forces an office worker named Jim to finish the Marketing Proposal that was due Wednesday even though Ryu doesn't work there.
Fighting style
Both Ryu and Ken are practitioners of an extremely violent martial art known as ansatsuken (Japanese: 暗殺拳 murderous/assassin's fist), which incorporated the most violent techniques from a blend of four styles of martial arts, alongside a mysterious sure-killing technique called Shun Goku Satsu. is a Video game character created by Capcom. He is one of the main characters from the Street Fighter series of Fighting games alongside Martial arts are systems of codified practices and traditions of training for Combat. is a Japanese Neologism used to refer to any martial art developed for Assassination. Both Ryu and Ken learned their art from Gouken, who vowed to teach a less violent variation of the art created by his master Goutetsu which does not include the discipline's life-threatening techniques such as the Shun Goku Satsu. is a Character in the Street Fighter series He is the Martial arts master of Ryu and Ken, as well as the older brother and former
While Ryu and Ken follow the same martial arts discipline, as the Street Fighter series evolved, the differences between the two characters was portrayed by their attacks: Ryu focused on technique while Ken opted for stylish unpredictability. is a Video game character created by Capcom. He is one of the main characters from the Street Fighter series of Fighting games alongside
Ryu's normal attacks are slightly slower than Ken's, albeit straightforward. His special moves are more focused; Ryu inflicts damage with individual strikes rather than combinations. His Shoryuken does only one hit, so Ryu can effectively use this move at full power against airborne opponents. is a fictional Special attack in the Street Fighter series used by Ryu Ken and other Street Fighter characters trained under the same style Ryu can dodge projectiles at the start of his Shoryuken maneuver and knocks an opponent down with one hit. is a fictional Special attack in the Street Fighter series used by Ryu Ken and other Street Fighter characters trained under the same style
Ryu focuses more on the Hadou principle of Goutetsu-style Ansatsuken, which translates to him being very skilled with his usage of ki - Ryu has the most concentrated Hadouken amongst all "non-lethal" Goutetsu-style Asatsuken users, and only the "lethal style" Goutetsu-style Ansatsuken user, Akuma, can match and/or surpass Ryu's Hadouken in both gauge and concentrate in certain instances. In traditional Chinese culture, qi (zh [[wikt氣 氣]] Pinyin qì, Wade-Giles ch'i Jyutping is a fictional Special attack that originated in the classic Capcom fighting video game series Street Fighter. Ryu is the only student of Gouken's style of Goutetsu-style Ansatsuken capable of using the Shakunetsu Hadouken with the greatest of care — ensuring that the surge still burns bright with flames, but won't result in immolation.
Ryu and Ken's have a comparable duality with Akuma. There are two real-life philosophical approaches to karate, and Japanese martial arts in general. Do and Jutsu, or The path/way, and method/technique. One is more for personal development (see judo) and the other is more for practical application (see jujutsu). meaning "gentle way" is a modern Japanese martial art ( Gendai budō) and Combat sport, that originated in Japan in the late literally meaning the " art of softness " or "way of yielding" is a collective name for Japanese martial art styles consisting of grappling
Capcom USA originally referred to Ryu's fighting style as "Shotokan" despite bearing little resemblance to the discipline. is a school of Karate, developed from various Martial arts by Gichin Funakoshi (1868–1957 and his son Yoshitaka Funakoshi (1906–1945 Because of this, Ryu and other characters who use similar styles (such as Ken and Akuma) are still called "Shoto clones" or "shotos" by fans. However, as the Ryu character is based on the real life events of Yoshiji Soeno, who was a practitioner of kyokushinkai karate under Masutatsu Oyama, the traditional kyokushinkai techniques can be clearly seen in the character's fighting style, as with Makoto, whose fighting style and techniques are based on shotokan karate. is a style of stand-up, Full contact karate, founded in 1964 by who was born under the name Choi Yong-I (최영의 Masutatsu Oyama (大山倍達 Ōyama Masutatsu) also known as Mas Oyama, was a Karate master who founded Kyokushinkai arguably the is a Fighting game released for the arcades. Produced for the CD-ROM -based CPS III hardware which allowed for more elaborate 2D graphics than
Gameplay
Ryu is the quintessential "basic" character in fighting games with an intuitive array of punches and kicks, and very basic special moves. This simplicity makes Ryu a favorite for beginner and intermediate players. Ryu is available in every single Street Fighter game, allowing players familiar with previous Street Fighter games to begin playing immediately, without having to worry about learning how to use a new character, however, there are a few tweaks in his moveset which vary depending on the game.
Techniques
Ryu's techniques are the Hadouken which has become a staple projectile among fighting referred to as the "Fireball", the Shoryuken which is a favorite among many players to use, referred to as a "Dragon Punch" and is an uppercut maneuver that hits once, and the Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku or "Hurricane Kick" as most refer it to. is a fictional Special attack that originated in the classic Capcom fighting video game series Street Fighter. is a fictional Special attack in the Street Fighter series used by Ryu Ken and other Street Fighter characters trained under the same style is a special attack from the Street Fighter series used by Akuma, Ryu and Ken, and is a fictional technique of Shotokan Karate a real In early versions of Street Fighter II, Ryu could only use all attacks on the ground, however in later versions, he is able to perform the Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku in the air. is a 1991 competitive fighting game by Capcom. It is widely credited with launching the fighting game genre into the mainstream and extending the life of the worldwide arcade Also he has the ability to use a more powerful version of the Hadouken known as the Shakunetsu Hadouken where the Hadouken is a variation of fire and deals more damage. In the Alpha series, he has a tactic known as the Hadou no Kamae, which is a tactic of trickery, fooling the opponent into a potential counter. More variations of Ryu's attacks came in the form of his medium punch, kick, and heavy punch moves where holding foward and pressing any of the 2 punch buttons enables different attacks which deals two hits but has a delayed start. In Alpha, the medium kick action performs a weaker version of the Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku, which deals less damage but is quicker to perform. In the Street Fighter III series, Ryu gains one new special move called the Joudan Sokutou Geri which is a powerful side kick that shoves opponents away with great force. is a Fighting game released for the arcades. Produced for the CD-ROM -based CPS III hardware which allowed for more elaborate 2D graphics than In the Street Fighter EX series, his Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku is replaced with a flying kick attack which can be done in succession by inputting the same command twice or three times. Street Fighter EX is a 3D head-to-head fighting game originally released as a coin-operated arcade game for the Sony ZN hardware in.
Super Attacks
Many of Ryu's Super attacks are more powerful versions of his normal moves. The Shinkuu Hadouken delivers up to five hits on one fireball, the Shin Shoryuken is a close range move that acts like a normal Shoryuken unless it connects and delivers two more punches, and the Shinkuu Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku is a multi-hitting "Hurricane Kick" that stays in one spot in the air. This was replaced in SF3 with the Denjin Hadouken which is an alternative of the Shinkuu Hadouken, where the player must "charge" the fireball. The longer the move is charged, the more damage, hits and "stun" it deals. Exclusive to Super Gem Fighter: Mini Mix, he has a move called the Reppuu Jinrai Shoryu which is a multi-hitting punch attack that ends in the same fashion as a Shin Shoryuken.
Ryu has a unique ability in Marvel vs. Capcom, where he is able to change his fighting style (and outfit), to those of Ken and Akuma (to compensate for the lack of the two characters in the game). Marvel vs Capcom Clash of Super Heroes is the fifth Marvel Comics -licensed Fighting game by Capcom and the third to feature Capcom characters When giving his quote at the end of the fight, however, they are the same no matter which "mode" he's in.
Legacy
Given with the name of Ryu's fighting style, any character that contains any two or three of Ryu's basic special attacks are considered "shotos" by fans. In the Street Fighter series, usually most "shotos" in the games sport a gi of a different color (with the exception being Sakura) and are referred to as "shoto clones". Ryu's attacks have been passed on to Ken Masters and Akuma with some alterations to the mechanics, while Dan Hibiki and Sean Matsuda have different styles yet very similar to the originals. These are Video games that are part of the Street Fighter Fighting game series These are Video games that are part of the Street Fighter Fighting game series These are Video games that are part of the Street Fighter Fighting game series These are Video games that are part of the Street Fighter Fighting game series
In other games, such as Art of Fighting and Fatal Fury, characters such as Ryo Sakazaki and Terry Bogard have similar attributes to the "shoto" style with a projectile (in Terry's case, a ground wave) and Dragon Punch and special kicks which are quite different from Ryu's but have similar properties and in some cases, have the same inputs as Ryu's attacks. is a trilogy of competitive fighting game titles that were released for the Neo Geo platform in the early 1990s is a Fighting game series developed by SNK for the Neo Geo system is the main character in Art of Fighting, and one of the main characters in The King of Fighters, both Fighting game series from SNK is a Video game character created by SNK, and is the main character of the Fatal Fury series Many fighting games in the future have certain characters that operate in this function but always have varying differences to make them stand out from Ryu as well. To this day, shoto characters can be found in a huge majority of 2D fighting games.
Actors
Ryu is voiced by Katashi Ishizuka, Toshiyuki Morikawa, or Shinichiro Miki in many of the games he appears in. Ishizuka Katashi (石塚堅 born on September 22, 1970 in Osaka) is a Seiyū who in the moment is not affiliated with any production ( January 26, 1967 -) is a prolific Japanese male Seiyū from Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture affiliated with Arts Vision. is a popular Seiyū who was born on March 18, 1968 in the city of Tokyo. In some of the Alpha games and in the first two Street Fighter III games, he is voiced by Wataru Takagi. born on July 25, 1966 in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, is a Seiyū who works for Arts Vision. In Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, his voice is done by Toru Ohkawa. ( February 28 1960 -) is a male Seiyū from Kagoshima Prefecture who is affiliated with Mausu Promotion. His voice in the Street Fighter Alpha anime was Kane Kosugi, and Kojiro Shimizu in the Street Fighter II anime movie. born in Los Angeles, California is an American Martial artist and Martial arts actor. In Street Fighter II V, he is voiced by Kōji Tsujitani. also known as Street Fighter II Victory, is an Anime series based on the Fighting game Street Fighter II. is a Seiyū born April 26, 1962 in Kodaira Tokyo, credited for voicing many Anime and Video game characters He was portrayed by Byron Mann in the 1994 movie adaptation of the game. Byron Mann ( 文峰) is an actor who has made films in both Hollywood and Asia
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