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{{Infobox Character SFIVR
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|name=Ryu
{{FP Box|header={{Big|'''Ryu'''}}|content=
|image= SFIVR_Ryu_Portrait.png
<center>
|health=1000
<Big>'''Story'''</Big></br>
|chains=L>M>H
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|walkspeed=1.7 (Average)
|forwarddash=13
|dashdistance=1.1 (Shortest)
|backdash=18
|backdashinvuln=0
|movement=No Unique Movement
|content=
== Introduction ==
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''Ryu has mastered the art of the hadou, but not the art of using a computer. His iMac is filled to the brim with viruses, so now he's out to find someone who can do PC support for free. ''
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'''Ryu''' is the unmistakable protagonist of the Street Fighter series. As a protagonist should be, Ryu is effective in most situations, and very easy to learn. In the Street Fighter games, Ryu is known for his straightforward gameplan involving smart usage of his 236P ''Hadouken'' and 623P ''Shoryuken'' special moves to create a powerful zoning game. Remix adds two new fireballs, 214P ''Close Range Fireball'' and 236K ''Arced Fireball'', on top of allowing Ryu to use both his normal and arced fireballs in the air. This gives him a much more variable zoning game to match up with the powerful movement and anti-fireball tools in Remix. These are all complimented by ''Shoryuken'', which is a powerful anti-air and reversal that can be extremely hard to manuever around.


Ryu is the main character of the Street Fighter series, as well as THE fighting game character. He is a traveling martial artist who strives to test himself against strong opponents. Ryu is a practitioner of the Ansatsuken fighting style, alongside his best friend and rival Ken Masters. Strong and silent, Ryu's greatest pleasure in life is combat. He takes his training very seriously, even the basics. Occasionally, an evil power known as the Satsui no Hado threatens to overcome him, manipulating his desire for improvement into a desire for victory at any cost. Regardless, Ryu continues to train himself and travel the world, so that he may become the greatest version of himself that he can be.
Ryu isn't lacking in offense either. His 214K ''Tatsumaki Senpukyaku'' specials are strong in combos, but the heavy version is notably a massive +5, allowing him to reset pressure over and over again. He sports a comboable throw from both his forward and back throws, and can compliment his strong lows with his 4HK overhead. All of these options lead into a damaging combo and a knockdown where Ryu can set up a left/right mixup, and either land a hit for another combo into death or get great pressure on block.
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<Big>'''Gameplay'''</Big></br>
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Often you'll hear certain types of characters referred to as "shotos". These tend to be the simple, fundamental, and easy characters that can excel at any level. Ryu is the original shoto, and likely the purest one you can ever play. His control of neutral is stellar, with multiple great pokes, two fireballs, and a powerful anti-air. His main super, Shinkuu Hadouken, is a powerful utility super that allows him to punish fireballs or end combos with great damage. He can alter his air momentum with his Air Tatsu specials to keep his approach a bit ambiguous. His defense with his invincible Shoryuken is powerful, since he can deny pressure that isn't gapless. Even his rushdown is solid, though it is likely his weakest point. He has an overhead, a crossup, good hop normals, a solid low confirm, and of course two grabs.
Ryu's dominant midrange game is somewhat diminished by his own kit however, as he lacks the strong reward off of most hits that other characters can get. His primary poke, 2MK, can't be converted to anything besides a heavy Hadouken in most ranges, making him reliant on meter or CC to secure damage from it.  


While Ryu doesn't truly have many weaknesses, his main weakness is that his strengths aren't excelling in their categories. He does everything well, but nothing perfectly, and requires you to make intelligent decisions and make solid gameplans. Ryu rewards consistency, and without it his strengths will falter. He does still have weaknesses, mainly that his preferred ender for knockdowns and damage requires a standing opponent meaning his knockdowns are a bit harder to find. Otherwise, Ryu is a simple and solid character that rewards you for being a good player.
Ryu is a strong and reliable pick who can put in work even against some of the strongest characters in the game. He's also one of the best beginner characters in Remix, and exemplifies how Remix changes characters while keeping their original gameplans intact enough to let dedicated players learn them. If you want solid shoto gameplay, or just aren't sure who to pick, Ryu is more than worth a try.
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{{ProConTable
{{StrengthsAndWeaknesses
| pros =  
|intro=
* '''Zoner:''' Ryu has two different sets of fireballs, and both can also be used in the air, allowing for a ton of variety in fireball zoning. His DP compliments these, and his two fireball supers let him turn stray fireballs into damage.
'''Ryu''' is the original shoto, and a great all-rounder who struggles to excel in any specific area. Ryu's best Grooves are '''C-Groove''' and '''N-Groove'''.
* '''Well Rounded:''' While his zoning is a notable strength, Ryu has great buttons to play midrange, and belligerent tools for offense like his plus on block buttons, plus on block combo starting overhead, and 214HK. He also has simple and damaging combos, making his punishes just as scary as any Remix character.
|pros=
* '''Simplicity:''' With an extremely straightforward kit and simple execution, Ryu is easy to pick up and play without needing much time in training mode.
* '''Shoto:''' Very versatile toolkit allows him to easily work in most situations
| cons =
* '''Neutral Focused:''' Simple "footsies" based gameplan makes him easy and rewarding to learn
* '''Poor Meterless Conversions:''' While he has good pokes, they don't lead into that much at max range without spending meter, and his overhead options are slow and require some setup.
* '''Easy:''' Generally very easy, with very few truly difficult things to learn
* '''Predictable:''' Ryu's moves being so simple lead to a predictability when fighting him. Ryu has to keep his options varied, which can be hard for a character who lacks much in terms of gimmicks.
* '''Versatile Super:''' A useful and reliable super with Shinkuu Hadouken
* '''Groove Friendly:''' Useful to some extent in every Groove
* '''Baseline Tools:''' Solid damage output, simple zoning and neutral, and solid defense, Ryu has everything you would want on a basic level
|cons=
* '''Jack-of-all-Trades:''' While he does do well in most categories, he isn't Sagat. He doesn't entirely excel in any category besides neutral
* '''Mixup:''' His mixup potential is lackluster, he does have access to a simple mixup with his standing overhead and his normal throw but they lead to very little reward
* '''Situational Enders:''' His preferred meterless combo ender whiffs on crouchers, so he tends to want to end in a super which he doesn't always have
}}
}}
}}
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{{FP Box|header={{Big|'''Profile'''}}|content=
<center><div style="display:flex; overflow-x:hidden; justify-content: {{{portraitalign|center}}};">[[File:CVS2_Ryu_CAPCOM_Art.jpg|frameless|200px]]</div></center>
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{{Big|'''Stats and Vitals'''}}
</br>
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'''Health (R2):''' 14400</br>
'''Stun:''' 70</br>
'''Dash Length:''' 15 Frames</br>
'''Dash Type:''' Slide</br>
'''Run Speed:''' 8.2</br>
'''Roll Distance:''' 140 Pixels</br>
'''Roll Duration:''' 27f</br>
'''Wakeup Speed (Compared to Ryu):''' 0 Frames</br>
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</center>
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{{Big|'''Colors'''}}</br>
[[File:Ryu_CvS2_colors.png|borderless|320px]]
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}}
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== Normals ==
== Normals ==
=== Standing Normals ===
=== <span class="invisible-header">5LP</span> ===
{{MoveData
{{MoveData
|name    = Standing Jab
|name    = Standing Light Punch
|input  = 5LP
|input  = 5LP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_5LP
|image   = SFIVR_Ryu_5LP_close.png
|caption =
|image2   = SFIVR_Ryu_5LP.png
|caption2 =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 30/38
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +3
|onBlock    = -1
|description =
Regular mashable light punch. Has a weird range where it can whiff at certain distances currently, so it's best done point-blank.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">5MP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Standing Medium Punch
|input  = 5MP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_5MP_close.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_5MP.png
|caption2 =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 60/78
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = 0
|onBlock    = -4
|description =
Standard medium punch, far version has good range. Enjoy.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">5HP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Standing Heavy Punch
|input  = 5HP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_5HP.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 80/100
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +6
|onBlock    = +3
|description =
A slower heavy punch.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">5LK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Standing Light Kick
|input  = 5LK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_5LK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 30/38
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = -4
|onBlock    = -7
|description =
Probably his best standing light normal. Good range, and lets you chain into standing MK or HK from pretty far out.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">5MK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Standing Medium Kick
|input  = 5MK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_5MK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 70/88
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +1
|onBlock    = -3
|description =
Forward-moving normal with decent range.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">5HK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Standing Heavy Kick
|input  = 5HK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_5HK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 90/100
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = -6
|onBlock    = -9
|description =
A slow far-range normal that's good for anti-airs at a distance. Also a great move out of chains, and cancels to his command normals.
}}
}}
 
 
=== Crouching Normals ===
=== <span class="invisible-header">2LP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Crouching Light Punch
|input  = 2LP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_2LP.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 30/38
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = 0
|onBlock    = -3
|description =
Mashable short-range crouching light punch.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">2MP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Crouching Medium Punch
|input  = 2MP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_2MP.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 60/75
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +3
|onBlock    = -1
|description =
Standard good range crouching medium.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">2HP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Crouching Heavy Punch
|input  = 2HP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_2HP1.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_2HP2.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 90/112
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = -5
|onBlock    = -8
|description =
*Forces standing on crouchers.
 
Decent anti-air, Good in the beginning of juggle combos or after a Charge Cancel due to it juggling upwards.
 
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">2LK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Crouching Light Kick
|input  = 2LK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_2LK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 40/60
|guard      = Low
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = -2
|onBlock    = -5
|description =
The crouching light button you should be pressing the most. longer-range than cr.LP, more damage, is an actual low, and chains into itself for easy confirms (but less damage on combos).
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">2MK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Crouching Medium Kick
|input  = 2MK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_2MK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 70/88
|guard      = Low
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = -4
|onBlock    = -8
|description =
Ryu's classic Cr.MK, but with a much longer hitbox. Doesn't combo into much except fireballs at max range, however.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">2HK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Crouching Heavy Kick
|input  = 2HK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_2HK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 100/113
|guard      = Low
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -12
|description =
Ryu's sweep can be cancelled into from chains, is special cancellable, and is a hard knockdown letting him set up okizeme pretty fast.
}}
}}
 
=== Jumping Normals ===
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.LP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Jumping Light Punch
|input  = j.LP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_jLP.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_8LP.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 30/40
|guard      = High
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
Regular jumping light punch that resets and is special-cancellable.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.MP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Jumping Medium Punch
|input  = j.MP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_jMP1.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_jMP2.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 30x2/38x2
|guard      = High
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
Ryu's classic air-to-air jumping normal, that can now be cancelled into his air specials. Great combo tool even without cancelling.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.HP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Jumping Heavy Punch
|input  = j.HP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_jHP.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_8HP.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 90/100
|guard      = High
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
A good jump-in tool.
 
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.LK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Jumping Light Kick
|input  = j.LK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_jLK.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_8LK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 40/50
|guard      = High
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
Regular jumping light kick that resets and is special-cancellable.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.MK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Jumping Medium Kick
|input  = j.MK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_jMK.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_8MK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 70/88
|guard      = High
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
Lower damage than j.HK, but also hits directly underneath for earlier crossups.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.HK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Jumping Heavy Kick
|input  = j.HK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_jHK.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_8HK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 100/125
|guard      = High
|cancel      = CMD, SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
A damaging jump-in button with good range.
}}
}}
 
== Command Normals ==
=== <span class="invisible-header">4HP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Back Heavy Punch
|input  = 4HP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_4HP1.png
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_4HP2.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 80/100
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = -3
|onBlock    = -6
|description =
An anti-air command normal that also doubles as a juggle tool. Launches an airborne opponent higher than other normals.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">4HK</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Overhead
|input  = 4HK
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_4HK.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 80/100
|guard      = High
|cancel      = SP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = +2
|description =
A slow overhead kick that causes bounce on hit, leading to big combos.
}}
}}
 
== Special Moves ==
=== <span class="invisible-header">236P</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Hadouken
|input  = 236P
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_236P.png
|caption =
|image2 = SFIVR_Ryu_236P_fb.png
|caption2 = LP/MP/HP Projectiles
|image3  = SFIVR_Ryu_236PP_fb.png
|caption3 = EX Projectile
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LP
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MP
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HP
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 60/75/5 x2
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
* LP: Slow projectile, lets you follow behind it for pressure.
* MP: Medium speed projectile
* HP: Fast projectile
* EX: Shoots across the screen very quickly. Hits twice.
 
 
 
Ryu's fireball on a basic level works similarly as in his other appearances, but the slower LP fireball, and faster HP and EX fireballs
on top of the faster movement in Remix expands his threatening zoning game considerably.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.236P</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Aerial Hadouken
|input  = j.236P
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_j236P.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_j236P_fb.png
|caption2 = LP/MP/HP Projectile
|image3  = SFIVR_Ryu_236PP_fb.png
|caption3 = EX Projectile
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LP
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MP
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HP
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 60/75/5 x2
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
* LP: Slow downwards projectile
* MP: Medium speed downwards projectile
* HP: Fast downwards projectile
* EX: Shoots across the screen very quickly. Hits twice.
 
 
 
The air fireballs have about the same speed as his grounded ones, but with a downwards trajectory. Also they're in the air.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">623P</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Shoryuken
|input  = 623P
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_623P1.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_623P2.png
|caption2 = LP/MP/HP
|image3  = SFIVR_Ryu_623PP1.png
|caption3 =
|image4  = SFIVR_Ryu_623PP2.png
|caption4 = EX
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LP
|damage      = 100/125/25 <br> 70/88/15
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MP
|damage      = 80/100/20 <br> 50/62/12
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HP
|damage      = 100/125/25 <br> 50/62/12
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 40/80/20 <br> 15/25/5 x7
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
* LP: Close range DP
* MP: Medium range DP
* HP: Medium-Long range DP
*note: LP/MP/HP first hit counts as a projectile hitbox, and crushes projectiles.
* EX: Hits up to 8 times going up.
 
 
 
Ryu's classic Dragon Punch. They mostly work the same as always, but the ability to charge cancel allows them to instantly convert into big combos, and the EX version leads to great okizeme on top of juggle combos.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">214K</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
|input  = 214K <br> 214K~4K <br> 214~4K~4K
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_214K.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_214K4K.png
|caption2 = 214K~4K/214~4K~4K
|image3  = SFIVR_Ryu_214KK1.png
|caption3 =
|image4  = SFIVR_Ryu_214KK2.png
|caption4 = EX
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LK
|damage      = 60/70/15
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -5
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MK
|damage      = 60/70/15
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = 0
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HK
|damage      = 60/70/15
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = +5
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 25/35/7x4 <br> 20/30/10
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = 0
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = 4K
|damage      = 30/70/10
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = ?
|description =
* LK: Fastest startup, slowest recovery.
* MK: Medium startup, medium recovery.
* HK: Slowest startup, fastest recovery.
* EX: 5-hit stationary EX tatsumaki. No followups.
Followups:
* LK: Travels upwards.
* MK: Travels up-forwards.
* HK: Travels forwards.
 
 
 
The Ground Tatsumaki Senpukyaku is a rekka special where the followups move Ryu into the air, or straight forward.
The first hit does the most damage, and can lead into ground combos. All versions can cancel into air supers/air charge cancel. It can also be used to alter your movement during pressure,
or to avoid projectiles.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.214K</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Aerial Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
|input  = j.214K
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_j214K1.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_j214K2.png
|caption2 = LP/MP/HP
|image3  = SFIVR_Ryu_j214KK1.png
|caption3 =
|image4  = SFIVR_Ryu_j214KK2.png
|caption4 = EX
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LK
|damage      = 70/88/17
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MK
|damage      = 70/88/17
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HK
|damage      = 70/88/17
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 25/35/10x4 <br> 40/50/10
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
*LP: Fastest spin.
*MP: Medium spin.
*HP: Slowest spin.
*EX: Multi-hit Stationary Tatsumaki.
 
 
 
While Ryu's ground tatsus are rekkas, his jumping tatsus are more traditional, but slightly boosted. He's better at crossing people up with his neat spinning kicks than ever,
and is able to cancel into Charge Cancels and Supers.
}}
}}
=== <span class="invisible-header">236K</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Arc Hadouken
|input  = 236K
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_236K.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_236K_fb.png
|caption2 =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LK
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MK
|damage      = 60/75/5
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HK
|damage      = 60/75/5
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 60/75/5
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
*LP: shallow short-distance arc
*MP: medium distance arc
*HP: far distance arc
*EX: shoots out all 3 versions of the arc hadoken at once
 
 
 
Ryu decides to just start kicking his fireballs like a football, and thus creates a great zoning tool that covers a lot of jump-in angles.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.236K</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Aerial Arc Hadouken
|input  = j.236K
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_j236K.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_j236K_fb.png
|caption2 =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LK
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MK
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HK
|damage      = 60/75/5
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = EX
|damage      = 60/75/5 (x3)
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
* LK: Projectile shoots downwards at a tight angle.
* MK: Projectile shoots downwards at an angle.
* HK: Projectile shoots downwards at a wide angle.
* EX: shoots out all 3 versions of the arc hadoken at once, but downwards.
 
 
 
Ryu thinks football should be enjoyed in the air as well, and kicks fireballs down at you.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">214P</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Close-Range Hadouken
|input  = 214P
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_214P.png
|caption =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = LP
|damage      = 80/90/10
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -9
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = MP
|damage      = 90/100/15
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -4
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = HP
|damage      = 100/120/20
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = +1
|version    = EX
|damage      = 100/120/20
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = SC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -2
|description =
* LP: Fastest startup, slowest recovery.
* MP: Medium startup, medium recovery.
* HP: Slowest startup, fastest recovery.
* EX: Fast startup and recovery, can dashcancel on hit.
 
 
 
Previously known as the Shakunetsu Hadoken, this special has limited range, but is a nice damaging move that works well as a blockstring ender.
}}
}}
 
== Supers ==
=== <span class="invisible-header">236PPP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Shinku Hadouken
|input  = 236PPP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_236PPP.png
|caption =
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_236PPP_fb.png
|caption2 =
|data    =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 2000
|version    = Hold LP
|damage      = 35/45/10 x6
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CC, 623PPP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = Hold MP
|damage      = 35/45/10 x6
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CC, 623PPP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = Hold HP
|damage      = 35/45/10 x6
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CC, 623PPP
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
* Hold LP: Slow fireball
* Hold MP: Medium speed fireball
* Hold HP: Fast fireball
 
 
 
Ryu's super fireball can be cancelled out of pretty much everything, and lets him do the same things he can do with his regular fireballs, but far more effectively.
Considering how much meter characters in remix can build, he pretty much always has access to this.
Also, as a nice bonus, he can cancel into METS Dragon Punch as an ender for some extra damage up close.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j236PPP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Aerial Shinku Hadouken
|input  = j.236PPP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_j236PPP.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_236PPP_fb.png
|caption2 =
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = hold LP
|damage      = 35/45/10x6
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = hold MP
|damage      = 35/45/10x6
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = hold HP
|damage      = 35/45/10x6
|guard      = Mid
|cancel      = CC
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
* Hold LP: Slow fireball
* Hold MP: Medium speed fireball
* Hold HP: Fast fireball
 
 
 
Same as the ground version, but obviously cannot be cancelled to METS Dragon Punch, and can be tiger-knee'd for faster recovery.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">214PPP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Mets Hadouken
|input  = 214PPP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_214PPP1.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_214PPP2.png
|caption2 = U1
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 55/75/20 x6
|guard      = Mid
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
METS Hadouken shoots out 6 fireballs in a row that are a nightmare to deal with as the defender.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">j.214PPP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Aerial Mets Hadouken
|input  = j214PPP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_j214PPP1.png
|caption =
|image2  = SFIVR_Ryu_j214PPP2.png
|caption2 = U1
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|damage      = 55/75/20 x6
|guard      = Mid
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = KD
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
METS Hadouken shoots out 6 fireballs in a row that are a nightmare to deal with as the defender, this time in the air.
Ryu starts falling as soon as the first fireball is out, and can create a nice spread of fireballs on the screen.
}}
}}
 
=== <span class="invisible-header">623PPP</span> ===
{{MoveData
|name    = Mets Dragon Punch
|input  = 623PPP
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_623PPP1.png
|caption =
|image  = SFIVR_Ryu_623PPP2.png
|caption = U2
|data    =
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = Full hit:
|damage      = On first hit: 0/0/80 <br> 30,150,120
|guard      = Mid
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|recovery    = 0
|onHit      = +80
|onBlock    = -80
}}
{{AttackData-SFIVR
|version    = On Whiff:
|damage      = 32/40/6x4 <br> 43/47/8x3
|guard      = Mid
|startup    = 0
|startup    = 0
|active      = 60
|active      = 60
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|onBlock    = -80
|onBlock    = -80
|description =
|description =
fuckin terrible man
The classic METS Dragon Punch we all know and love serves mostly as an ender, but still does a decent chunk of damage with the full hit animation.
  }}
  }}
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 15:14, 28 November 2023

Introduction

Ryu has mastered the art of the hadou, but not the art of using a computer. His iMac is filled to the brim with viruses, so now he's out to find someone who can do PC support for free.

Ryu is the unmistakable protagonist of the Street Fighter series. As a protagonist should be, Ryu is effective in most situations, and very easy to learn. In the Street Fighter games, Ryu is known for his straightforward gameplan involving smart usage of his 236P Hadouken and 623P Shoryuken special moves to create a powerful zoning game. Remix adds two new fireballs, 214P Close Range Fireball and 236K Arced Fireball, on top of allowing Ryu to use both his normal and arced fireballs in the air. This gives him a much more variable zoning game to match up with the powerful movement and anti-fireball tools in Remix. These are all complimented by Shoryuken, which is a powerful anti-air and reversal that can be extremely hard to manuever around.

Ryu isn't lacking in offense either. His 214K Tatsumaki Senpukyaku specials are strong in combos, but the heavy version is notably a massive +5, allowing him to reset pressure over and over again. He sports a comboable throw from both his forward and back throws, and can compliment his strong lows with his 4HK overhead. All of these options lead into a damaging combo and a knockdown where Ryu can set up a left/right mixup, and either land a hit for another combo into death or get great pressure on block.

Ryu's dominant midrange game is somewhat diminished by his own kit however, as he lacks the strong reward off of most hits that other characters can get. His primary poke, 2MK, can't be converted to anything besides a heavy Hadouken in most ranges, making him reliant on meter or CC to secure damage from it.

Ryu is a strong and reliable pick who can put in work even against some of the strongest characters in the game. He's also one of the best beginner characters in Remix, and exemplifies how Remix changes characters while keeping their original gameplans intact enough to let dedicated players learn them. If you want solid shoto gameplay, or just aren't sure who to pick, Ryu is more than worth a try.

Strengths Weaknesses
  • Zoner: Ryu has two different sets of fireballs, and both can also be used in the air, allowing for a ton of variety in fireball zoning. His DP compliments these, and his two fireball supers let him turn stray fireballs into damage.
  • Well Rounded: While his zoning is a notable strength, Ryu has great buttons to play midrange, and belligerent tools for offense like his plus on block buttons, plus on block combo starting overhead, and 214HK. He also has simple and damaging combos, making his punishes just as scary as any Remix character.
  • Simplicity: With an extremely straightforward kit and simple execution, Ryu is easy to pick up and play without needing much time in training mode.
  • Poor Meterless Conversions: While he has good pokes, they don't lead into that much at max range without spending meter, and his overhead options are slow and require some setup.
  • Predictable: Ryu's moves being so simple lead to a predictability when fighting him. Ryu has to keep his options varied, which can be hard for a character who lacks much in terms of gimmicks.
Ryu
SFIVR Ryu Portrait.png
Character Data
Health 1000
Chains L>M>H
Walkspeed 1.7 (Average)
Forward Dash Duration 13 frames
Forward Dash Distance 1.1 (Shortest)
Backdash Duration 18 frames
Backdash Invuln 0 frames
Unique Movement No Unique Movement

Normals

Standing Normals

5LP

Standing Light Punch
5LP
SFIVR Ryu 5LP close.png
SFIVR Ryu 5LP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
30/38 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 +3 -1

Regular mashable light punch. Has a weird range where it can whiff at certain distances currently, so it's best done point-blank.

5MP

Standing Medium Punch
5MP
SFIVR Ryu 5MP close.png
SFIVR Ryu 5MP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/78 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 0 -4

Standard medium punch, far version has good range. Enjoy.

5HP

Standing Heavy Punch
5HP
SFIVR Ryu 5HP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
80/100 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 +6 +3

A slower heavy punch.

5LK

Standing Light Kick
5LK
SFIVR Ryu 5LK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
30/38 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 -4 -7

Probably his best standing light normal. Good range, and lets you chain into standing MK or HK from pretty far out.

5MK

Standing Medium Kick
5MK
SFIVR Ryu 5MK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
70/88 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 +1 -3

Forward-moving normal with decent range.

5HK

Standing Heavy Kick
5HK
SFIVR Ryu 5HK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
90/100 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 -6 -9

A slow far-range normal that's good for anti-airs at a distance. Also a great move out of chains, and cancels to his command normals.


Crouching Normals

2LP

Crouching Light Punch
2LP
SFIVR Ryu 2LP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
30/38 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 0 -3

Mashable short-range crouching light punch.

2MP

Crouching Medium Punch
2MP
SFIVR Ryu 2MP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 +3 -1

Standard good range crouching medium.

2HP

Crouching Heavy Punch
2HP
SFIVR Ryu 2HP1.png
SFIVR Ryu 2HP2.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
90/112 Mid CMD, SP 0 60 0 -5 -8
  • Forces standing on crouchers.

Decent anti-air, Good in the beginning of juggle combos or after a Charge Cancel due to it juggling upwards.

2LK

Crouching Light Kick
2LK
SFIVR Ryu 2LK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
40/60 Low CMD, SP 0 60 0 -2 -5

The crouching light button you should be pressing the most. longer-range than cr.LP, more damage, is an actual low, and chains into itself for easy confirms (but less damage on combos).

2MK

Crouching Medium Kick
2MK
SFIVR Ryu 2MK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
70/88 Low CMD, SP 0 60 0 -4 -8

Ryu's classic Cr.MK, but with a much longer hitbox. Doesn't combo into much except fireballs at max range, however.

2HK

Crouching Heavy Kick
2HK
SFIVR Ryu 2HK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
100/113 Low CMD, SP 0 60 0 KD -12

Ryu's sweep can be cancelled into from chains, is special cancellable, and is a hard knockdown letting him set up okizeme pretty fast.

Jumping Normals

j.LP

Jumping Light Punch
j.LP
SFIVR Ryu jLP.png
SFIVR Ryu 8LP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
30/40 High CMD, SP 0 60 0 +80 -80

Regular jumping light punch that resets and is special-cancellable.

j.MP

Jumping Medium Punch
j.MP
SFIVR Ryu jMP1.png
SFIVR Ryu jMP2.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
30x2/38x2 High CMD, SP 0 60 0 +80 -80

Ryu's classic air-to-air jumping normal, that can now be cancelled into his air specials. Great combo tool even without cancelling.

j.HP

Jumping Heavy Punch
j.HP
SFIVR Ryu jHP.png
SFIVR Ryu 8HP.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
90/100 High CMD, SP 0 60 0 +80 -80

A good jump-in tool.

j.LK

Jumping Light Kick
j.LK
SFIVR Ryu jLK.png
SFIVR Ryu 8LK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
40/50 High CMD, SP 0 60 0 +80 -80

Regular jumping light kick that resets and is special-cancellable.

j.MK

Jumping Medium Kick
j.MK
SFIVR Ryu jMK.png
SFIVR Ryu 8MK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
70/88 High CMD, SP 0 60 0 +80 -80

Lower damage than j.HK, but also hits directly underneath for earlier crossups.

j.HK

Jumping Heavy Kick
j.HK
SFIVR Ryu jHK.png
SFIVR Ryu 8HK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
100/125 High CMD, SP 0 60 0 +80 -80

A damaging jump-in button with good range.

Command Normals

4HP

Back Heavy Punch
4HP
SFIVR Ryu 4HP1.png
SFIVR Ryu 4HP2.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
80/100 Mid SP 0 60 0 -3 -6

An anti-air command normal that also doubles as a juggle tool. Launches an airborne opponent higher than other normals.

4HK

Overhead
4HK
SFIVR Ryu 4HK.png
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
80/100 High SP 0 60 0 KD +2

A slow overhead kick that causes bounce on hit, leading to big combos.

Special Moves

236P

Hadouken
236P
SFIVR Ryu 236P.png
SFIVR Ryu 236P fb.png
LP/MP/HP Projectiles
SFIVR Ryu 236PP fb.png
EX Projectile
LP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
MP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
HP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 x2 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • LP: Slow projectile, lets you follow behind it for pressure.
  • MP: Medium speed projectile
  • HP: Fast projectile
  • EX: Shoots across the screen very quickly. Hits twice.


Ryu's fireball on a basic level works similarly as in his other appearances, but the slower LP fireball, and faster HP and EX fireballs on top of the faster movement in Remix expands his threatening zoning game considerably.

j.236P

Aerial Hadouken
j.236P
SFIVR Ryu j236P.png
SFIVR Ryu j236P fb.png
LP/MP/HP Projectile
SFIVR Ryu 236PP fb.png
EX Projectile
LP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
MP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
HP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 x2 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • LP: Slow downwards projectile
  • MP: Medium speed downwards projectile
  • HP: Fast downwards projectile
  • EX: Shoots across the screen very quickly. Hits twice.


The air fireballs have about the same speed as his grounded ones, but with a downwards trajectory. Also they're in the air.

623P

Shoryuken
623P
SFIVR Ryu 623P1.png
SFIVR Ryu 623P2.png
LP/MP/HP
SFIVR Ryu 623PP1.png
SFIVR Ryu 623PP2.png
EX
LP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
100/125/25
70/88/15 		Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
MP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
80/100/20
50/62/12 		Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
HP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
100/125/25
50/62/12 		Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
40/80/20
15/25/5 x7 		Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • LP: Close range DP
  • MP: Medium range DP
  • HP: Medium-Long range DP
  • note: LP/MP/HP first hit counts as a projectile hitbox, and crushes projectiles.
  • EX: Hits up to 8 times going up.


Ryu's classic Dragon Punch. They mostly work the same as always, but the ability to charge cancel allows them to instantly convert into big combos, and the EX version leads to great okizeme on top of juggle combos.

214K

Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
214K
214K~4K
214~4K~4K
SFIVR Ryu 214K.png
SFIVR Ryu 214K4K.png
214K~4K/214~4K~4K
SFIVR Ryu 214KK1.png
SFIVR Ryu 214KK2.png
EX
LK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/70/15 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD -5
MK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/70/15 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD 0
HK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/70/15 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD +5
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
25/35/7x4
20/30/10 		Mid SC 0 60 0 KD 0
4K Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
30/70/10 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD ?
  • LK: Fastest startup, slowest recovery.
  • MK: Medium startup, medium recovery.
  • HK: Slowest startup, fastest recovery.
  • EX: 5-hit stationary EX tatsumaki. No followups.

Followups:

  • LK: Travels upwards.
  • MK: Travels up-forwards.
  • HK: Travels forwards.


The Ground Tatsumaki Senpukyaku is a rekka special where the followups move Ryu into the air, or straight forward. The first hit does the most damage, and can lead into ground combos. All versions can cancel into air supers/air charge cancel. It can also be used to alter your movement during pressure, or to avoid projectiles.

j.214K

Aerial Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
j.214K
SFIVR Ryu j214K1.png
SFIVR Ryu j214K2.png
LP/MP/HP
SFIVR Ryu j214KK1.png
SFIVR Ryu j214KK2.png
EX
LK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
70/88/17 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
MK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
70/88/17 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
HK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
70/88/17 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
25/35/10x4
40/50/10 		Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • LP: Fastest spin.
  • MP: Medium spin.
  • HP: Slowest spin.
  • EX: Multi-hit Stationary Tatsumaki.


While Ryu's ground tatsus are rekkas, his jumping tatsus are more traditional, but slightly boosted. He's better at crossing people up with his neat spinning kicks than ever, and is able to cancel into Charge Cancels and Supers.

236K

Arc Hadouken
236K
SFIVR Ryu 236K.png
SFIVR Ryu 236K fb.png
LK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
MK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 - - 0 60 0 +80 -80
HK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 - - 0 60 0 +80 -80
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 - - 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • LP: shallow short-distance arc
  • MP: medium distance arc
  • HP: far distance arc
  • EX: shoots out all 3 versions of the arc hadoken at once


Ryu decides to just start kicking his fireballs like a football, and thus creates a great zoning tool that covers a lot of jump-in angles.

j.236K

Aerial Arc Hadouken
j.236K
SFIVR Ryu j236K.png
SFIVR Ryu j236K fb.png
LK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
MK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
HK Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
60/75/5 (x3) Mid SC 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • LK: Projectile shoots downwards at a tight angle.
  • MK: Projectile shoots downwards at an angle.
  • HK: Projectile shoots downwards at a wide angle.
  • EX: shoots out all 3 versions of the arc hadoken at once, but downwards.


Ryu thinks football should be enjoyed in the air as well, and kicks fireballs down at you.

214P

Close-Range Hadouken
214P
SFIVR Ryu 214P.png
LP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
80/90/10 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD -9
MP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
90/100/15 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD -4
EX Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
100/120/20 Mid SC 0 60 0 KD -2
  • LP: Fastest startup, slowest recovery.
  • MP: Medium startup, medium recovery.
  • HP: Slowest startup, fastest recovery.
  • EX: Fast startup and recovery, can dashcancel on hit.


Previously known as the Shakunetsu Hadoken, this special has limited range, but is a nice damaging move that works well as a blockstring ender.

Supers

236PPP

Shinku Hadouken
236PPP
SFIVR Ryu 236PPP.png
SFIVR Ryu 236PPP fb.png
Hold LP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
35/45/10 x6 Mid CC, 623PPP 0 60 0 +80 -80
Hold MP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
35/45/10 x6 Mid CC, 623PPP 0 60 0 +80 -80
Hold HP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
35/45/10 x6 Mid CC, 623PPP 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • Hold LP: Slow fireball
  • Hold MP: Medium speed fireball
  • Hold HP: Fast fireball


Ryu's super fireball can be cancelled out of pretty much everything, and lets him do the same things he can do with his regular fireballs, but far more effectively. Considering how much meter characters in remix can build, he pretty much always has access to this. Also, as a nice bonus, he can cancel into METS Dragon Punch as an ender for some extra damage up close.

j236PPP

Aerial Shinku Hadouken
j.236PPP
SFIVR Ryu j236PPP.png
SFIVR Ryu 236PPP fb.png
hold LP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
35/45/10x6 Mid CC 0 60 0 +80 -80
hold MP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
35/45/10x6 Mid CC 0 60 0 +80 -80
hold HP Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
35/45/10x6 Mid CC 0 60 0 +80 -80
  • Hold LP: Slow fireball
  • Hold MP: Medium speed fireball
  • Hold HP: Fast fireball


Same as the ground version, but obviously cannot be cancelled to METS Dragon Punch, and can be tiger-knee'd for faster recovery.

214PPP

Mets Hadouken
214PPP
SFIVR Ryu 214PPP1.png
SFIVR Ryu 214PPP2.png
U1
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
55/75/20 x6 Mid - 0 60 0 KD -80

METS Hadouken shoots out 6 fireballs in a row that are a nightmare to deal with as the defender.

j.214PPP

Aerial Mets Hadouken
j214PPP
SFIVR Ryu j214PPP1.png
SFIVR Ryu j214PPP2.png
U1
Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
55/75/20 x6 Mid - 0 60 0 KD -80

METS Hadouken shoots out 6 fireballs in a row that are a nightmare to deal with as the defender, this time in the air. Ryu starts falling as soon as the first fireball is out, and can create a nice spread of fireballs on the screen.

623PPP

Mets Dragon Punch
623PPP
SFIVR Ryu 623PPP2.png
U2
Full hit: Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
On first hit: 0/0/80
30,150,120 		Mid - 0 60 0 +80 -80
On Whiff: Damage Guard Cancel Startup Active Recovery On Hit On Block
32/40/6x4
43/47/8x3 		Mid - 0 60 0 +80 -80

The classic METS Dragon Punch we all know and love serves mostly as an ender, but still does a decent chunk of damage with the full hit animation.

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Street Fighter IV Remix is a mod of Street Fighter IV developed by MiriamBurgers and Anotak.

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