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| | Super = 0 (3) | | | Super = 0 (3) |
| | Difficulty = {{clr|7|Easy}} | | | Difficulty = {{clr|7|Easy}} |
| | Notes = Fortunately, this slightly more expensive combo is entirely unchanged from Classic and does the same damage. However, due to lacking many of Classic Ryu's crucial {{clr|3|Heavy}} normals, this is also Modern Ryu's second-best route into {{clr|10|SA3}} off a Stun | | | Notes = Fortunately, this slightly more expensive combo is entirely unchanged from Classic and does the same damage. However, due to lacking many of Classic Ryu's crucial {{clr|3|Heavy}} normals, this is also close to being Modern Ryu's best route into {{clr|10|SA3}} off a Stun (it is certainlly the best value-for-Drive) |
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| | {{SF6-ComboTableItem |
| | | Combo = ''DC'', {{clr|10|214214M}} ''full charge'', {{clr|4|PDR}} {{clr|3|2H}} > {{clr|4|DRC}} {{clr|3|2H}} > {{clr|2|2S}}, {{clr|3|623H}}/{{clr|10|236236L}} |
| | | Position = Corner |
| | | Damage = 4684/4888 |
| | | Drive = {{drive sf6}}x4 |
| | | Super = 2/3 |
| | | Difficulty = {{clr|8|Medium}} |
| | | Notes = When using {{clr|10|SA2}} in a Stun combo, it is best to start with a fully-charged {{clr|10|SA2}} ''immediately'' after performing the Denjin Charge. {{clr|10|SA1}} can be used at the end of the combo in lieau of {{clr|3|623H}} for some extra damage |
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| | Items = | | | Items = |
| {{SF6-ComboTableItem | | {{SF6-ComboTableItem |
| | Combo = ## | | | Combo = PC {{clr|10|214XX}}, {{clr|2|5M}} > ( {{clr|4|DRC}} {{clr|3|5H}}, {{clr|2|5M}} )x2 > {{clr|3|623H}} > {{clr|10|236236H}} |
| | Position = ## | | | Position = Anywhere |
| | Damage = ## | | | Damage = 5954 |
| | Drive = ## | | | Drive = {{drive sf6}}x6 |
| | Super = ## | | | Super = 3 |
| | Difficulty = ## | | | Difficulty = {{clr|8|Medium}} |
| | Notes = ## | | | Notes = Without Denjin Charge, Ryu's best midscreen Punish Counter starter is {{clr|5|OD Hashogeki}}, just as it is in Classic |
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| | {{SF6-ComboTableItem |
| | | Combo = PC {{clr|10|214XX}}, {{clr|2|5M}} > A[ {{clr|5|4S}} ], {{clr|4|PDR}} A[ {{clr|2|M}} ] > {{clr|4|DRC}} {{clr|3|2H}} > {{clr|2|2S}}, {{clr|3|623H}} > {{clr|10|236236H}} |
| | | Position = Corner |
| | | Damage = 6206 |
| | | Drive = {{drive sf6}}x6 |
| | | Super = 3 |
| | | Difficulty = {{clr|9|Hard}} |
| | | Notes = In the corner, Modern Ryu's best Punish Counter starter without Denjin Charge is still {{clr|10|OD Hashogeki}} due to lacking access to {{clr|3|Heavy Donkey Kick}} |
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| | {{SF6-ComboTableItem |
| | | Combo = PC A[ {{clr|3|H}} ], {{clr|3|5H}} > !DENJIN! {{clr|5|214XX}}, {{clr|3|5H}} > ( {{clr|4|DRC}} {{clr|3|5H}}, {{clr|2|5M}} )x2 > {{clr|3|623H}} > {{clr|10|236236H}} |
| | | Position = Anywhere |
| | | Damage = 6280 |
| | | Drive = {{drive sf6}}x6 |
| | | Super = 3 |
| | | Difficulty = {{clr|8|Medium}} |
| | | Notes = With Denjin Charge available, Modern Ryu's best midscreen Punish Counter is a DRC loop starting off a Punish Counter A[ {{clr|3|H}} ]. This is the closest Modern Ryu has to Classic Ryu's equivalent and far more damaging midscreen DRC loop |
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| | {{SF6-ComboTableItem |
| | | Combo = PC A[ {{clr|3|H}} ], {{clr|3|5H}} > !DENJIN! {{clr|5|214XX}}, {{clr|3|5H}} > A[ {{clr|5|4S}} ], {{clr|4|PDR}} A[ {{clr|2|M}} ] > {{clr|4|DRC}} {{clr|3|2H}} > {{clr|2|2S}}, {{clr|3|623H}} > {{clr|10|236236H}} |
| | | Position = Anywhere |
| | | Damage = 6442 |
| | | Drive = {{drive sf6}}x6 |
| | | Super = 3 |
| | | Difficulty = {{clr|8|Medium}} |
| | | Notes = Modern Ryu's best corner option with Denjin Charge available |
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| | {{SF6-ComboTableItem |
| | | Combo = PC A[ {{clr|3|H}} ], {{clr|3|5H}} > !DENJIN! {{clr|5|214XX}} > {{clr|10|214214M}} ''partial hold'', {{clr|4|PDR}} {{clr|3|2H}} > {{clr|4|DRC}} {{clr|3|2H}} > {{clr|2|2S}}, {{clr|10|236236L}} |
| | | Position = Anywhere |
| | | Damage = 6168 |
| | | Drive = {{drive sf6}}x6 |
| | | Super = 3 |
| | | Difficulty = {{clr|8|Hard}} |
| | | Notes = A very useful sequence as a manual delay following the partially-charged Shin Hashogeki can allow for slight recovery of Drive Gauge mid-combo, potentially preventing Burnout |
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