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'''Shotokan''' is a style of karate used by a variety of [[Capcom]] fighters, most notably [[Ryu]]. The three basic moves found in fighting games are the [[Hadouken]] (fireball), [[Shoryuken]] (rising dragon uppercut), and [[Tatsumaki Senpukyaku]] (hurricane kick). Any character that can perform a variation of these moves is often considered a Shotokan fighter or a shoto-clone. | '''Shotokan''' is a style of karate used by a variety of [[Capcom]] fighters, most notably [[Ryu]]. The three basic moves found in fighting games are the [[Hadouken]] (fireball), [[Shoryuken]] (rising dragon uppercut), and [[Tatsumaki Senpukyaku]] (hurricane kick). Any character that can perform a variation of these moves is often considered a Shotokan fighter or a shoto-clone. | ||
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Shotokan is a style of karate used by a variety of Capcom fighters, most notably Ryu. The three basic moves found in fighting games are the Hadouken (fireball), Shoryuken (rising dragon uppercut), and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (hurricane kick). Any character that can perform a variation of these moves is often considered a Shotokan fighter or a shoto-clone.