However, this merely caused the Dark Hado to awaken within him, bringing forth Evil Ryu. Quickly overwhelming Ohma in his augmented state, Evil Ryu floors his opponent after hitting him with a point-blank Metsu Hadoken. Acknowledging that his opponent still had more left, Ohma returns to his feet after taking out an "advance".
With Ohma racing towards him, Evil Ryu then launched another Metsu Hadoken but Ohma skilfully avoided it and launched a flurry of hits before knocking out Ryu for good. Ohma then woke up alongside his manager Yamashita Kazuo, realising his encounter with Ryu had only been a dream. The first chapter focuses on Ryu Vs. The attack devastates Ryu who's now on the verge of death until he awakens his own Satsui no Hado and then overwhelms Akuma.
He tells Ryu to kill him so he can take up the mantle of the true Satsui no Hado user for good. Despite Ryu being under the influence of the Satsui no Hado, the lessons he learned from Gouken, that involves understanding and respecting opponents through battle, holds him back from killing Akuma.
Akuma mocks Ryu for being weak then transforms into Oni and then uses Meido Gohado on Ryu which corrupts Ryu's ki, so much that he turns into Evil Ryu who then goes on a rampage beating fighters to near death across the world. Evil Ryu's rampage would push Ken and Sagat into action. Bison who he believed was behind Ryu succumbing to the Hado.
Eventually, Gouken heard about Ryu attacking other fighters and waits at the Old Temple. Since this was where Gouken trained Ryu and Ken he knew Ryu would return to this spot one day, even if his mind is clouded by the Satsui no Hado. Even though Evil Ryu was down, the Satsui no Hado forced the body to continue to fight, and was about to land the finishing blow on Gouken until Ryu overcomes the Satsui no Hado and reverts back to his normal self. The scene ends with a teary-eyed reunion with his master.
In the live-action movie adaptation of the games, Ryu's place as the main character of the series is replaced by Guile as the military leader of the Allied Nations Shadaloo branch. 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.
This time, however, they unwittingly become entangled in the war to free the country of Shadaloo. Unlike in the games, comics and animes, Ryu is the most inaccurate representation in every aspect of the character in the film, he is no more than a simple street brawler with no secretly tapped abilities. The only visual representation of what may be the Hadoken is during a side-story fight with Vega nearing the climax to the film.
It is represented by the screen going white for a brief moment as Ryu screams with his hands in the traditional Hadoken stance. In that regard, it is shown in the film that Vega, not Sagat , is Ryu's rival. His name is pronounced "Rai-you" instead of its traditional and more accurately pronounced "Ree-you". Bison when ordering that he and Ken be given clean clothing after they are welcomed into the Shadaloo base, and once by Guile when commanding Chun-Li and Balrog to find Ryu and Ken during the final battle.
While Ryu doesn't make a physical appearance in the film, he is mentioned by Gen at the end as a potential recruit for the Order of the Web. It is said that he is a powerful competitor at a "Street Fighter Tournament". In the short, Ryu morphed into Ryu Ranger. Ryu was found as a young boy wandering in the forest near Gouken's dojo, unable or unwilling to speak, and was brought to Gouken to be raised.
Usually emotionally closed off due to whatever traumatic experience led him to wander the forest, Ryu spontaneously taps into the Satsui no Hado during a bout with Ken; Gouken sends both students away to travel the world in the hopes of keeping Akuma from finding Ryu. A minor story about the origins of Ryu's theme is included. His story in the western animated series is basically a loose combination of the two stories in the games and in the live-action film.
Ryu, once again given the last name of Hoshi and replaced by Guile as the main character, is still a con man, as well as Ken, but despite this, he is still dedicated to his training. Unlike the film, Ryu has a rivalry with Sagat. During Fei Long's episode, Ryu has a cousin named Sachi who is being held captive along with her friend at Bison's hands before Guile and his group rescues them.
Ryu trained with his best friend Ken as a teenager, rescuing him when the latter almost falls into a pit. Sometime after their training, Ryu said his farewells to Ken as he leaves in order to become a master of Ansatsuken. A few years later, Ryu battles against Sagat on a dark and stormy night; unbeknownst to them, they were being watched by a Shadoloo Drone. As the two appeared to be evenly matched, Sagat began to overpower Ryu, and went for a finishing blow; Ryu then charged up and unleashed a powerful Shoruken that catches Sagat in midair and floors him, leaving him scarred.
Ryu then finally defeated Sagat with a Hadoken. Sometime after the battle, Ryu is at a tournament in Hong Kong, where he is hassled by everyone around him without apparent reason. He is forced into the tournament ring, where he quickly defeats his cocky opponent with a headbutt to the face. This is enough to impress one of the spectators - Fei Long, who entered the ring to test Ryu.
Upon Ryu's victory, Fei Long began to tell him about the terrorist company known as Shadaloo and the man who had recently joined them - Sagat. Ryu ponders Sagat's fall from grace as he travels to India, where he watches a match between Dhalsim and E.
The former suddenly sensed an unknown power coming from Ryu, occupying him long enough for Honda to get the upper hand. Dhalsim loses interest in the fight, however, and quits, still keen on learning of Ryu's power. As Ryu left, a young girl accidentally bumped into him; he then picked up a spilled milk bottle and, taking responsibility for it, gave her some money from his bag. When the girl returns and tries to give him his change, however, she was attacked by a group of thugs, prompting Ryu to retaliate and defeat them.
As the goons were arrested, an officer informed Ryu that they were Shadaloo members. Ryu then checks on the little girl, who is in better condition, and tells her to keep the change; E.
Honda claims half of the money, and then offers Ryu a chance to train with him. While the two train in Thailand, they are met by Guile via helicopter; the military officer tells them that Ken has been kidnapped by Bison. At this point, the Shadaloo mastermind, who was actually tracking them the entire time, arrives in his jet, accompanied by a brainwashed Ken.
As Ryu is attacked by his friend-turned-foe, he refuses to fight back, causing Ken to fight back against bison's influence. Sensing this, Bison teleports behind Ken and tosses him off the side of the mountain. Bison then impedes Ryu's rescue attempt, belittling his morality and compassion and claiming that Ken may not even be alive.
As the enraged Ryu then attacks, Bison tries to recruit him to Shadaloo, desiring to use his power to take over the world, but Ryu adamantly refuses despite the fighting slowly turning in the dictator's favor. Out of nowhere, Ken reappears and joins Ryu in the fight against Bison; the duo are able to weaken him and defeat him with a combined Hadoken, reducing Bison to a sphere of Psycho Power which is then hit by his Shadaloo jet, causing it to explode.
Sometime later, Ryu says his goodbyes to Ken once more as he prepares to leave to another adventure, but he is surprised by the reappearance of Bison, who attempt to run Ryu down with a truck. The film ends with Ryu charging towards him. Ryu is still contemplating the death of his master, Gouken from Akuma while at the same time experiencing trouble with the Dark Hadou , an evil energy which Gouken's brother, Akuma , who casted away his humanity in order to become stronger long ago, while in the city, Ryu fights off a few agents working for Shadaloo who were doing crimes for Saddler, gaining the attention of an Interpol agent Chun-Li , who does some background research and realizes Ryu is the fighter who defeated Sagat , the Muay Thai Champion.
At some point, he is visited by Rose who tells him about his possible dark future and a meeting with a person that will cause him an inner conflict, before she can finish, she senses a person coming among them, she teleports away, Ryu had come across Ken who was coming to pay his respects and to visit him, as Ken goes to get water, Ryu feels his body in pain as he has visions of Akuma, he questions on what is wrong with him, a part of a forest is destroyed by his dark ki as he falls to the ground, after he awakens, he meets Shun who claims to be his younger brother.
Ryu asked if their father was also not alive like their mother, Shun was about to answer his question, but hesitated, Ken himself was also interested in this question also asked him about their father, Ryu had told Ken not to worry about that for the time being, the next night, Ryu feels very strange as the Satsui no Hado begins to rise inside him again and takes over him, Ken senses something sinister as he finds Ryu gone, Ken follows the dark power coming from outside as he sees Ryu who is possessed by the Satsui no Hado, Ken breaks him from the influence as he returns to normal, as Shun hears something strange from outside and sees Ryu looking tired, Ryu told him to stay back due to the Satsui no Hado corrupting him.
He is asked by Ken about why did the Satsui no Hado start to awaken inside of him, Ryu himself did not know why as well, so he told Ken to free him from this power one day if he is completely consumed by it's evil, the next day, he, Ken, and Shun are traveling in Tokyo to a Street Fighter Tournament that was being hosted throughout Asia, as Ryu and Shun travel there through the streets of Tokyo, they come across a group of thugs who tried to attack them, although Ryu was able to take a few of them out, Shun was brutally going to far.
Ryu is traveling to Japan to revisit the dojo that he was raised in, he is however stopped by a woman who was watering plants. She asked him about where he was going, and he told her that he was going to pay his respects to his master.
As he remembered how the dojo has change, he has a dream about Akuma. Thinking that Akuma has come to fight him, Ryu started to get into a fighting pose. He woke up from the nightmare, realizing that it was just a dream. He is later on tested by a monk would saw his fighting potential. Ryu eventually loses the match against the monk, which was impressed by him and invited him to dinner at his own home. As they ate, the monk told Ryu about Akuma, and Ryu told him that he saw Akuma when he was still a child.
As the talk continued, Ryu saw the same woman that he witnessed from before. At some point, he came across Sakura who was looking for him. Ryu was asked by Sakura to have a match with her, he did so in hopes of improving himself.
After the match, Sakura thanked him for it. Feeling that he was ready to face Akuma for his wrongdoings, Ryu is told by the monk where to find him. When he finally sees Akuma and begins to challenge him, as they fought, Ryu realizes his skills are not going well against Akuma. He then starts to fail into the influence of the Satsui no Hado and attacks Akuma, as he begins to perform the Raging Demon. He is then stopped by a flower which reminds him of Fuka.
Akuma told him that he has lost his desire to be powerful due to the love that he has for his master, Ryu told him that it has made him powerful. Akuma then attacked him, but Ryu is able to block it with his own ki, which begins to purify him of his Satsui no Hado, and giving back some of Akuma's humanity.
The movie ends as Ryu continues to travel around the world. Here, Ryu appears as a 17 year-old who travels with Ken for the early part of the series, and has yet to learn the Hadoken as part of his original fighting style.
After being trounced in a bar fight with Guile, he and Ken decide to travel the world, teaming up with Chun-Li.
In the climax of the anime, Ryu is the one who defeated Bison who eventually learns more of his techniques such as Shoryuken and the Tatsumaki before he finishes him off with a single Hadoken.
At the end of the anime, Ryu leaves by ship as he departs from America to Japan. Unlike his game counterpart, Ryu has blood relatives in the anime which he has a younger sister named Rinko and an unnamed grandfather.
Some of his attacks from his fighting style throughout the anime are not yet learned in each episode until he masters Hadoken at Dhalsim's tutelage and later both his Shinku Tatsumaki and his Shoryuken during the climax fight against Bison after Ken unleashes his own Shoryuken.
The story starts with Ryu fighting someone in a street fight with Sakura cheering him on. After winning, R. Mika attacks he fought back and beat her using Shinku Tatsumaki. He then heads home. While heading to the airport, R. Ryu fights and defeats Vega who then tells Ryu that Sakura was sent to M. By holding Sakura hostage, Ryu will come to save her which saves M. Bison the trouble looking for him. Ryu gets on the private plane Vega intended to escape on, and forced the Shadaloo pilot to fly him to M.
During the flight, Ryu bumps into R. Mika again who followed Ryu to help save Sakura. Once they arrive, they were ambushed by Blanka , however R. Mika quickly delt with him. The two cross paths with Karin and Shibasaki who are also heading towards M. As soon as Ryu, R. Mika and Karin enter the castle M. Mika tells Ryu and Karin to keep going as she stays behind to fight the Shadaloo guards. Ryu and Karin run through the castle while calling out to Sakura, then suddenly Balrog appears and delivers a punch to Ryu face that sends him back.
Immediately after, M. Bison arrives and overwhelms Ryu and Karin despite being outnumbered. Ryu tells Karin to go look for Sakura while he deals with M. After a long fight, Ryu uses Shinku Hadoken to defeat M.
Before he could leave M. Bison activates the Psycho Drive and disappears, causing Ryu to go looking for him but was stopped by Sakura who told Ryu to run away. Ryu tells Sakura he needs to find the Psycho Drive and destroy it.
Karin tells Ryu not to worry as the Psycho Drive will explode. Bison stunned by what happened to his Psycho Drive which self-destructs in front of him. Sakura sees Ryu in the distance and calls out to him. Ryu makes three cameo appearances in Disney's 52nd Animated film, Wreck-It Ralph , with Kyle Hebert reprising his voice role in the film. First, a bit Ryu and Ken notice that the arcade is closed and decide to take a break and head off to the Tapper bar.
Later, a computer-animated Ryu can be spotted as one of the customers the Root Beer Tapper has to serve. Then, Ryu can be seen passing by Ralph for a couple of seconds as Ralph is looking for a medal. Finally, he is seen in the credits in the car-breaking bonus stage alongside Wreck-It Ralph.
Ironically, in the Japanese version of the movie, he is voiced by Taketora, the current Japanese voice actor of Akuma. After having defeated Sagat in the original Street Fighter tournament, Ryu's first official tournament ever, Ryu wondered about the strange sensation that overcame him in the final moments of the battle.
Unsatisfied with the loss of control over his own emotions, he began to think long and hard about what it meant to be a fighter. He wandered around Asia, training in solitude, and encountering a few fighters. He heard about the EX tournament, and wondered if he was truly disciplined enough to enter another tournament.
Shortly before making his decision, he met another roaming fighter. He was mild-mannered, and seemed to be just as troubled as Ryu. His name was Kairi , and Ryu suggested that they spar. They sparred for a long period of time, and Ryu began to feel enthusiastic about the chance to compete again. Ryu thanked Kairi for the sparring session and suggested that Kairi consider entering the tournament as well, in hopes that they might be able to face off for real.
When Ryu arrived at the tournament, he watched every match that he could, and remained as focused and disciplined as ever throughout his own fights. Between one of his matches, he sensed a presence approach him. He turned around to gaze into the red eyes of a man in a dark gi and equally red hair. Ryu demanded to know what he wanted. The man paused, examining Ryu as if sizing him up.
He let out a sigh of disappointment, and announced that his name was Akuma , he killed Ryu's master, and Ryu was not ready to confront him. Without giving Ryu a chance to respond, he disappeared almost as quickly as he came. Overcome with anger at the thought of his master's murder, he was filled with rage and began to seek Akuma's whereabouts.
But before he could leave the arena, he was confronted by the tournament's host, M. Bison wanted to know if Ryu would like to join his Shadaloo army. Ryu had no interest in joining anyone's army and simply wished to pursue Akuma. Bison would not permit his refusal or his exit. With anger in his heart and no alternative, he attacked Bison with ferocity. Bison, intrigued by the young fighter's rising energy levels, teased and inflicted pain on the fighter to encourage a reaction.
It did not take long for Ryu's murderous intent to overtake him, and soon Ryu was more monster than fighter. Bison halted the match, and promised this altered Ryu that if Ryu accepted Bison's offer, he would have the opportunity to destroy the man who killed his master.
Fueled by anger and revenge, Ryu accepted. Bison decided to test Ryu's resolve, and knew that the man Ryu was assigned to fight next was the man he trained with as a boy for many years and who he considered to be his one true friend, Ken. Ken was enthusiastic about the opportunity to fight against his best friend and rival Ryu, but when he stepped in the ring, he noticed immediately that Ryu was not himself, and that he was possessed by some anger that overtook his mind.
Ken tried to snap Ryu out of it, but nothing Ken tried would work. Eventually Ken announced that he would no longer fight Ryu, but Ryu continued to press his attack.
With every strike, Ken shouted to Ryu in an effort to wake him up. Over a period of time, memories of Ken flooded Ryu's mind, and he slowly returned to normal. Realizing what had happened, he apologized to Ken, and was ashamed of himself for losing control over his mind.
Ken forgave him, but before they could enjoy their reunion, M. Bison appeared. Disgusted with Ryu's lack of commitment, he decided to destroy both of the fighters. They attacked Bison in unison and succeeded in beating Bison into submission. Just as the match seemed to be over, Chun-Li and Guile burst into the arena, and Bison pressed a switch that caused him to disappear below the floor.
Ryu had gained a better understanding of the power that lay within him, and decided to train harder to keep it under control. He joined the second EX tournament, where he was able to rematch Sagat. He did not win the bout, but he considered it a success because he did not tap into Satsui no Hadou in order to beat Sagat. When the third tournament was announced, Ken quickly contacted Ryu and asked him to be his partner. He accepted, but not before the little school girl name Sakura that he met in the first tournament begged him to be her partner instead.
Sorry to disappoint the little girl, he accepted Ken's offer. The eternal challenger, Ryu. Will his battle ever end? Will his challenge last through all eternity? What is he searching for? Will he The Path of the True Warrior. Will he find an "answer" at the end of the road?
He continues walking, believing in his own fist. The road he seeks is still a long way to go. Ryu realized that he needed to overcome himself and forge his mind with true strength. Returning to the old mountain home where he trained together with Ken and their mutual master, Ryu began his training all over again from a fundamental principle, forbidding himself from using the special moves he has learned. Ryu strengthens himself with such a humble method, believing that it will someday guide him to the end of the fight and reveal the answer he has been seeking.
Tomorrow's Ryu could be you. Ryu was there, under the moonlight. He raises his own fist to the heavens. Until the moment the answer he is looking for is found. Ryu has always chosen the road less traveled on his quest for the ultimate challenge. And as he walks away he can only think of the most recent events of his life, 'What is the purpose? What is the point? How many more challenges must I overcome before I can feel like I have accomplished my goal?
Maybe there is no answer, and that is the point Sagat collapsed in front of Ryu. Ryu when knew that won by a heartbeat. If Sagat had been an instant faster, Ryu would have been defeated. But that didn't happen And now Ryu knows that the journey must begin to find a new rival Watching the sun setting, Sakura untied the band around her head and thinks to herself, "I failed to tell him what I feel for him, again I will come to see you when the time comes" "Umm But I don't like to wait!
Ryu has a secret love for Chun Li , but he tries to forget it in order to devote more of their training. In this game's backstory, Ryu was originally trained in Karate by his mother, who taught him the basics and then enrolled him in Gouken 's dojo. Ryu's fighting style is generally referred to as Shotokan , despite the relative lack of resemblance to the real-life martial art. His normal attacks however, seem to resemble the martial art somewhat, especially with some aspects of Hapkido via the in-depth names of his normals in most Japanese sources.
His take on the unnamed Ansatsuken style added with his own take on Shotokan, focuses on powerful singular strikes that usually knock the foe down, and is centered around his trademark Hadoken.
Ryu is available in every single Street Fighter game as the quintessential "basic" character of the series: an all-around fighter with an intuitive array of punches and kicks and basic special moves that are easy to pick up. Though this simplicity grants a lot of offensive mobility, it hampers his combo ability quite a bit, especially when compared to characters such as Ken, and renders him fairly predictable against more advanced players.
Many of his attacks are reliable if a bit slow, and they are generally safe or at least neutral on block. The relative lack of changes to his moves compared to various other characters make him a solid choice for learning a given game's ins and outs. With fairly 'straightforward', easy-to-use moves at his disposal, he can even become a viable option in high-level play in the hands of a player able to read their opponent well.
Ryu's fighting style is also known to be similar to how he works in the games; a reliable tool-set that barely changes bit by bit each time. It is often in Ryu's nature to stick to the fundamentals, playing to his more consistent techniques he's refined throughout the years, and often seeks to master while tweaking it by small bits. This categorizes him in the "boring, but practical" group of things, but his knowledge of all of his basic techniques makes him confident in any fight.
Another notable weakness tends to be Ryu's lack of physical range, making it difficult for him to safely poke out other characters with footsies due to the range of his normals, often forcing him to rely on zoning with his Hadoken or to use his slow-startup Senpukyaku command normal to approach and stuff attacks. However, in later games, this problem seems to be mitigated, especially in games where he's aged and in most of his current 3D appearances.
Ryu seems to retain his role as the balanced fighter in Street Fighter V , and his fighting stats reflect this;. Ryu's standard special attacks are the Hadoken , generally referred to as the Fireball ; the Shoryuken , or Dragon Punch ; and the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku or Hurricane Kick.
In later versions of Street Fighter II , Ryu is able to perform the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku in the air, and gains the ability to use a more powerful Hadoken that is an actual fireball. In the Alpha series, he has a tactic known as the Hado no Kamae , a false Hadoken stance designed for fooling the opponent. In the Street Fighter EX series, his Tatsumaki Senpukyaku is replaced with a flying kick attack which can be done in succession by inputting the same command twice or three times.
In Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 , he gains the Ren Hadoken a compact Hadoken which can be rapid fired 5 times , the Baku Hadoken an exploding Hadoken that causes the opponent to wall bounce , and the Hado Shoryuken a Shoryuken infused with a Hadoken that hits times. In Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix , Ryu's special attacks take on electrical properties when his Shoryuken are embedded with electricity, and feature the fewest and least drastic costume changes in the game as he only equipped with a single blue boxing glove and a geta sandals to either knock his opponent or taking his opponent down in a powerful assault.
His other Mighty Combo is a powerful Shinku Tatsumaki as he was embedded with a thunderstorm during execution. He also retains his Shinku Hadoken serving as one of his Mighty Combos. In Street Fighter V , Ryu retains most of his moves in the previous games. His first V-Skill is the Mind's Eye where Ryu can parry all of his opponent's attacks and his second V-Skill is the Thrust Strike where he utilizes a powerful left heavy punch towards the opponent.
Many of Ryu's Super Combos are more powerful versions of his normal moves. The Shin Shoryuken is a close-range high-powered uppercut, and the Shinku Tatsumaki Senpukyaku is a multi-hitting kick. 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.
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Register Don't have an account? Capcom Characters Marvel Vs. View source. History Talk Do you like this video? Play Sound. This article may or may not be a stub, but it's definitely missing something. Specifically: Cleanup and expand the sections that need it, and trim out the padding. You can help the Street Fighter Wiki by giving us what we need. Ryu appears in his Alpha appearance during Ken 's flashback from his prologue story where he loses to Ken in the events of Street Fighter Alpha 2.
Ryu appears in Rashid 's prologue story as a counterpart of his prologue story, showing the full result of the fight. In Laura 's prologue story, Ryu was challenged by Laura who is seeking to fight worthy opponents and became thrilled about the Satsui no Hado he utilizes in the fight.
A simulation version of Ryu in his Alpha appearance appears in Alex 's prologue story and scars Alex from his right cheek before the latter takes him down. Ryu appears in Akuma 's prologue story. Akuma challenges him in a fight in a battle between the light and the darkness which is both the Satsui no Hado and the Mu no Ken. Akuma defeats Ryu, who tells him that he had walked into the path of the demon to which Ryu makes him answer his question while on the ground.
Akuma tells him that they will cross paths someday and he will confront him at the end of his journey. LOG IN. Log into your account. Recover your password. Fact Fiend. Entertainment Games Technology. Share on Facebook. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. Boards Street Fighter V Ryu dislikes spiders in his bio. User Info: GrimCyclone. User Info: Sartasie. Godspeed, spiderbros.
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