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Origin. In the original Street Fighter, Shoryuken was a 1 hit KO move. Shoryuken was created by Takashi Nishiyama and it was Hiroshi Matsumoto's idea to make the move invincible. [1] In the original Street Fighter it was a continuous attack that involves an uppercut that crushes the opponent's jaw followed up with a knee kick. [2]
May 20, 2022 · Learn the true meaning and origins of the Hadōken and Shōryūken, two iconic moves in fighting game history. Find out how they were inspired by anime, manga, and martial arts, and how they relate to Ryu, Ken, Akuma, and Sakura.
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The Shin Shoryuken in Street Fighter Alpha 3. The attack itself is the manifestation of its namesake, the "true" technique of the Shoryuken. The user strikes the opponent very hard in the midsection (via elbow or punch), and then performs a high-damage Shoryuken. This requires the utmost focus and temperament to perform correctly.
The Shoryuken (literally Rising Dragon Fist and also known as the Dragon Punch) is an attack that rises high off the ground, punching upwards. Bonus points for spinning. A staple for shotoclones, along with the Kamehame Hadoken and Hurricane Kick, and one of the most popular Anti-Air or launcher moves in fighting games.
The Hado Shoryuken (波動・昇龍拳, Hadō Shōryūken, "Surge Rising Dragon Fist") is an attack used by Ken during the events of Street Fighter II V. The name is later used for one of Ryu's special attacks in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. After having been held hostage and binded on a chained torture-table by M. Bison, Ken discovers that he can channel ki in a manner similar to Ryu. While ...
