What most people don't realise about the movie is that it also received a video game adaptation and we're not talking about Street Fighter II.
You play as a Shadaloo robot, that needs to watch fights in order to learn how to defeat Ryu. The game mainly consists of clips from the movie, where you need to click on parts of the screen in order to learn new abilities. You play as the Cyborg as he attempts to defeat Ryu.
If the Cyborg wins, then Ryu's personality overwhelms his programming. He kills M. Bison with a Hadoken and lives the life of a travelling warrior. Capcom's mascot is usually considered to be Mega Man. He is supposed to be on the same level of recognition as Mario or Sonic. Despite this, Capcom has treated the Blue Bomber very poorly over the years. His appearances seemed to have dried up, with games like Mega Man Legends 3 being cancelled almost as quickly as they were announced.
With Mega Man diminishing in status, there are those who claim that Ryu is now the face of the company. This makes sense, as Mega Man has spent years trying to be like Ryu, rather than the other way around. It is possible for Mega Man to use Ryu's Hadoken in several of his games. This started in Mega Man X, where you needed to complete a set of unusual tasks, which involve dying four times in a row. Players would later get the chance to see which character has the better Dragon Punch, as Ryu became a DLC character in that game.
The Shoryuken would also appear as an upgrade in other Mega Man games. The Marvel heroes who appear on Netflix are about to gain a new ally. Iron Fist is about to get his own TV show, where he will presumably punch lots of people. In the comics, the name Iron Fist is actually a title that has been passed down for centuries.
In order to become Iron Fist, you need to prove yourself worthy of the title. That person then needs to undergo rigorous training, which involves defeating a dragon. When you receive the power of the Iron Fist, you gain the ability to make your hands indestructible.
If you complete Marvel vs. Ryu faces Iron Fist in the final match of the tournament. When Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 was released, Iron Fist was added to the roster of the game.
If you complete this game with Ryu, then he will have actually become the next Iron Fist. He will defeat Akuma with an Iron Shoryuken. Ryu has had cameos in numerous video games over the years. The most unusual Ryu cameo has to be his appearance in a top-down shooter game, called Varth: Operation Thunderstorm. This was an arcade game, where you pilot a fighter jet in combat against waves of robot ships. The game is very similar to In the fourth level of the game, if you keep firing at all the bushes in the level, you will cause Ryu from Street Fighter to Shoryuken his way into the air.
If you manage to kill him before he lands, then you will see numerous Ryu's performing the Shoryuken in the game's ending.
There have been numerous versions and interpretations of Ryu as a character. This usually involves adding things to make him more interesting. Being the default lead character of the Street Fighter series has usually landed Ryu with the mantle of being the boring hero, who only does good things because he is the protagonist.
Ryu's struggle with his dark side was most likely introduced to give him more of a motive than just winning tournaments. One of the few things we know about Ryu's personality is that he suffers from arachnophobia. This was brought about due to an incident from his youth when he was still training with Ken. While Ryu slept, Ken put a spider in Ryu's mouth as a prank. Ryu woke up with a spider on his tongue and has hated them ever since.
Ryu's hatred of spiders has been mentioned in the Marvel vs. Capcom games, as he often comes into conflict with Spider-Man. Ryu, Ken, and all of their clones are known for using three specific moves. The most famous is the Shoryuken, which is a rising uppercut. The second is the Hadoken, which involves throwing a fireball made of energy. The third is the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku, where the user performs a spinning kick that causes their whole body to revolve, as they fly across the arena.
It seems that a fourth move was once considered to be used by them. There are graphical and audio files within the game for an unused special attack called the " Fire Kick ". Play Sound. Hero Overview. November Sonic the Hedgehog November Sora. April Goku. October Captain America. Universal Conquest Wiki.
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Akiman originally envisioned Chun-Li with pants, but this would later traded for tights as her appearance was further established. Eri Nakamura would later design Chun-Li's Street Fighter Alpha attire, which helped to further detail her developed upper body physique, and would be further basis for her character models in Street Fighter EX.
One of Chun-Li's moves in concept was said to be a backflipping attack, which was regarded by many playtesters to be "broken". This move was supposed to have made it into the final release, but was cut due to lack of time to program it back into the game.
During development of Street Fighter III: Third Strike , Yoshinori Ono witnessed the development of Chun-Li's sprite as artists began to expand the width of her thighs, which were said to "border on gigantism" at times, but agreed that their thickness helped to add in greater detail to her character. Being a professional police officer and international agent of Interpol also appears to evoke inspiration from the Charles Bronson action movie Assassination , and to the character Charlotte "Cha-Lee" Chang, as portrayed by actress Jan Gan Boyd, who was the sidekick and on-off romantic partner of Charles' lead role Jay Killian as members of the Secret Service.
Perhaps of note, the establishing portion of the movie shows Charlotte in a traditional blue qipao in a scene with Jay. Cammy and Chun-Li are close friends and usually stay in contact with each other. They mention each others' names frequently and usually team up with Guile when it comes to fighting Shadaloo. Chun-Li is also the one whom Cammy normally asks about "normal" life, such as when she asks Chun-Li about whether the bond between Laura and Sean can be considered a typical sibling relationship.
She also consults Cammy about why Ken was fighting for his family instead of staying behind and protecting them. Chun-Li states that there are some that cannot be avoided, especially when you must protect someone, similar to how her father protected her in her youth. The two of them worked together to discover the secrets of the Pandora Box, as well as investigate why Shadaloo and the Mishima Zaibatsu are attempting to secure it.
He was the person that hinted at Bison killing her father. However, in SFIV , he didn't want to give her more answers. She tries to force him to tell her, but is unable. She is currently unaware of what seems to be his death at Akuma's hands during the events of A Shadow Falls.
Karin and Chun-Li are good friends. In a win quote against her, Karin states that some of her moves were inspired by Chun-Li. Both work together to destroy Shadaloo and take down M. Bison ; Karin commanding the fighters outside the base to hold them off, while Chun-Li, Guile, and Ryu all infiltrate and confront M. Chun-Li offered Li-Fen to escort her out of the Shadaloo base, but Li-Fen takes off, stating she still has something left to do.
Later, Chun-Li would discover that Li-Fen was forced to activate the "Descent Program" after shutting down the black moons. But she had to retreat with the rest of the fighters before she could do anything to save her. Upon their return, Chun-Li would get the chance to rescue Li-Fen. She fights off F. As Ryu would go for the final showdown with M. Bison, Chun-Li defeats F. Chun-Li carries Li-Fen out of the Shadaloo base reaches critical destruction.
Though it would take some time before the young orphan would open up to her, a chance to bond came when Li-Fen found Chun-Li's old hair ribbons back when she was a rookie cop. Chun-Li tied Li-Fen's hair in her ox horn fashion as she told the story of how she used to be a reckless and headstrong individual in her early years. After tying Li-Fen's hair, Li-Fen realizes that she's not alone in the world, and she has someone to look up to, and someone who would care for her in Chun-Li.
Li-Fen would later be kidnapped by Urien of the Illuminati. She continues practicing her kung fu with more of Chun-Li's students as Chun-Li slowly transfers from policework to motherhood. Bison is considered to be Chun-Li's greatest enemy, as well as the main antagonist for not just her story, but the entire Street Fighter lore. Bison is the final boss in her Arcade route. After making quick work of her, M.
Bison reveals to Chun-Li that he was the one who killed her father. Since then, Chun-Li has sworn to avenge her father's death, and that motivation has continued to be the driving force for her well until the fall of Shadaloo. Crimson Viper is one of Chun-Li's rivals, mostly because C. Viper "impeded" Chun-Li's investigation on Shadaloo and S. Chun-Li almost blew C. Viper's cover her working for S. It is unknown who won the battle between C. Almost mirroring Chun-Li with their use of their legs in their martial art, and having their families destroyed by M.
Bison, Juri is considered to be one of Chun-Li's main rivals. Juri gets the upperhand, blasting a kick into Chun-Li's stomach that knocks the wind out of her and sends her flying into a wall before crashing to the ground in a heap. Chun-Li and Juri would clash once again. This time, Chun-Li succeeds in defeating Juri, but is unable to apprehend her.
Unlike Chun-Li's hatred for her and all criminals, Juri does not seem to hate Chun-Li as much as she does enjoy toying and mocking her, even suggesting at some point that Chun-Li has a "schoolgirl crush" on her, a sentiment Chun-Li surprisingly didn't deny, instead responding only with "One way or another, you're coming with me.
Juri would accept the offer to join the other heroes to save the universe afterwards. Given this, Juri may be the only criminal that Chun-Li doesn't hold any true contempt for. They both also share a common bond and hatred for M. Bison, whom was responsible for the loss of Chun-Li's father and Juri's parents.
This makes Juri more of a rival than an enemy. Even though Balrog has a thing for women, Chun-Li is one exception. Because he's a member of Shadaloo and one of Bison's top subordinates, Chun-Li sees Balrog as an enemy. The two would encounter during Balrog's rival cutscene, in where Chun-Li would try to bring in a resitant Balrog for questioning. Much like Balrog, Chun-Li sees Vega as an enemy.
Vega, however, enjoys her beauty and mocking her. In his SFIV rival scene with Chun-Li, he calls her a persistent wench and tries to play her mind calling himself a ghost. Chun-Li and Vega battle, trying to learn more about her father but Vega manages to escape after scratching Chun-Li's arm. Chun-Li would later encounter him after she teamed up with Nash and Guile, and after a second fight, Vega would reveal that he has information in regards to her father.
As stated in her respective win quote in Street Fighter V , Chun-Li mistakenly perceives Urien as a potential ally by his well-kempt appearance. On the other hand, Urien sees her as nothing more than a commoner until she proves to be pivotal in destroying Shadaloo. Chun-Li is the original fast character in the Street Fighter series, utilizing multiple rapid attacks rather than the slow damaging strikes of larger characters like Zangief.
Her agile and swift movements are a favorite amongst game-players. It is interesting to note that in the early days of arcade fighting games, many other female characters played in a similarly speedy style, following the example set by Chun-Li.
Honda but her style was changed in later games to give her a more technical feel as well as her trademark "speed" granted to the player. Much of her basic moves involved brute force mixed with agility for a mixed fighting style in many cases, while also focusing on Chun-Li's thigh-build giving her various types of kicking attacks.
However, as the games progressed as of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike , Chun-Li's animations began to deviate from her original ones, and she adopts a more graceful approach to her martial arts with some versions of her crouching stance instead making assume a lotus position of sorts. Another notable trait of Chun-Li's was her various unique attacks that often varied from iteration to iteration, with only a few iconic ones being consistent in her arsenal.
In almost every game, Chun-Li's signature move is the Hyakuretsukyaku, which was her ability to throw multiple kicks in one sitting. Its easy accessibility bluntly pressing a kick button rapidly has become a staple in many games. Chun-Li can also wall-jump, meaning that pressing in the opposite direction after touching the wall during a jump will allow her to bounce off of it. While jumping, she can perform a Stomp Kick on top of her opponent's heads.
Beginning with Street Fighter Alpha , this move was replaced by the Sen'enshu , which was an overhead drop kick which knocked the opponent down. This, in itself, was replaced by the Hazanshu in Street Fighter III , which was a similar move where Chun-Li flipped in the air before attacking with her overhead kick. She also regained her Spinning Bird Kick in that game. Her Kakukyakuraku was basically a move where she flips in the air and drop kicks her opponents on the head, causing them to fall down.
This was replaced in Street Fighter III with the "Tenshin Shuu Kyaku" which requires her to jump all the way behind the opponent to attack, but also lets her combo afterward. Her trademark projectile is called the Kikoken , and has alternately been a motion attack and a charge attack depending on the game. Her Tenshokyaku enabled her to jump in the air and perform consecutive kicks that can damage air born opponents.
Eg: a summer school uniform while wielding a golf club and a love letter, a cheerleader wielding pom-poms and a baton stick, a circus performer, cosplaying as Jill Valentine in her first outfit in Resident Evil wielding heavy firearms and a traffic enforcer One of her special attacks has to bump her opponent by sliding into the ground.
She later wears a black sleeveless formal chinese qipao serving as one of her taunts. One of her Mighty Combos has her to slam the opponent with a traffic sign while disguising as a traffic enforcer to make the bikers from the Alpha games to hit and run the opponent for a heavy damage.
Chun-Li's first Super Combo, the Senretsukyaku , was an extended Hyakuretsukyaku that moved Chun-Li forward and could go through fireballs. Her Kikosho, which she received in Street Fighter Alpha , was a stationary ball of energy that could hit attacks coming from above and in front.
Her Hazan Tenshou Kyaku was a powered-up version of the Tenshokyaku. These moves received typical power increases in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. Her two new Super Arts were the Hoyokusen , a re-imagined Senretsukyaku that was made up of two flurries of rapid kicks followed by a final kick that sent the opponent upward; and the Tensei Ranka, an aerial flip-kick that ended with a final kick crashing straight downward.
It is very much like Houyoku Sen, except instead of kicking the opponent away after the Hyakuretsukyaku, she kicks the opponent upwards and does a powered-up Spinning Bird Kick, which causes a tornado and does significant damage. She then kicks the opponent up into the air with a lot of force, landing gracefully after the opponent falls back on to the floor.
Chun-Li passes through the opponent with a powerful kick. As the two are momentarily paused mid-air, the screen turns black and the kanji of the Hyper Combo's name appears on the screen, with the screen flashing afterwards. At the age of five, Chun-Li saw her first classical Chinese play, Peking Opera , and her first Bruce Lee movie, [15] which fascinated her and also became part of the reasons why she started practicing martial arts. She began by learning Tai Chi.
However, Tai Chi was much different from the gorgeous movements she remembered from Peking Opera. Soon afterwards, her father taught her Hongquan as well as various basic exercises from then on.
Chun-Li used mostly kicks when fighting. This was something she picked up from her father, who was also said to have "legendary legs. Chun-Li would later become a detective at the age of eighteen [16] in hopes of finding her missing father.
She later followed in her father's footsteps and become a narcotics investigator at the I. O International Criminal Police Organization , also known as Interpol, working as the organization's anti- Shadaloo investigator. Chun-Li was known as the "black sheep of the I. Chun-Li was an Interpol investigator who had been searching for clues to the recent disappearance of her father.
Getting into a friendly spar with an old teacher of hers and friend of her father, Gen , he gives her a lead into who may have killed her father—the mysterious crime syndicate Shadaloo.
Finding its leader, M. Bison , she demands he tell her what happened to her father. To her surprise, Bison attacks and basically makes quick work of her, then flies away, laughing at her and telling her if she attacks him again, he will kill her just like he did to her father. Bison hitting her in the stomach with his Psycho Punisher before escaping.
Chun-Li then wakes up in a hospital bed before being briefed on M. Bison's escape to Thailand. In the retconned Street Fighter Alpha 2, after a battle against M.
Bison, he retreats to his jet in the sky. Before he leaves, he reveals that he was responsible for her father's death. With tears in her eyes the last she swore to ever shed , Chun-Li swore vengeance. She then ran into someone she would not have expected at all. It was Charlie's good friend and fellow lieutenant, Guile. Telling Guile he should not get in over his head and to leave the two be, Chun-Li learns he has orders to bring Charlie back.
Attempting to use force to stop him, Guile immediately appears and holds her in his arms telling her that she can't force Charlie to not make what is right and for good intentions; nonetheless, she insists that she and her partner be left alone, to which Guile replies that he will never abandon friends in need. After eventually learning that Bison tricked the Air Force into cancelling the planned bombing of the main Shadaloo base, Chun-Li rushed over to the two soldiers to tell them they were tricked and would have to destroy the base on their own.
Chun-Li with Charlie and Guile proceeded to the Shadaloo base located in Thailand to plant bombs around the base as Charlie and Guile headed inside to destroy the Psycho Drive, but Guile then came rushing out, grabbing Chun-Li and telling her Charlie had urged both of them to get away. Meanwhile, Ryu was fighting with M. Along the way, Chun-Li saw a young girl escaping with several others who turned out to be Cammy and she found Ryu and escaped with him.
Later Guile told her that Charlie was inside of the Shadaloo base during the explosion marking his apparent death in the process. Despite being distraught over the initial lack of evidence to prove Shadaloo's crimes, Chun-Li managed to shut down the operations of the Shadaloo evil empire. Chun-Li received an invitation to the second World Warrior tournament, and discovered that Bison had apparently survived the Thailand base's destruction.
With this, she had the clear motive of destroying Shadaloo and avenging her father once again. During the tournament, Chun-Li and her allies manage to reach Bison and engage him in combat that reaches the forest. During their fight with Bison, They managed to overpower the Shadaloo dictator with Chun-Li delivering the decisive blow to M. Bison with a powerful Kikosho that destroys part of the forest. When Guile urges Bison to surrender, Bison refuses and instead commits suicide by using all of his Psycho Power to make a huge explosion that blasted everyone away.
Fortunately, it didn't kill Chun-Li and the other fighters who attempted to stop the dictator. With Bison's apparent suicide, the government exhaustively investigated Shadaloo's base and concluded that Bison and the other bosses had also died, despite no evidence being shown to prove that the cataclysm happened.
Afterwards, Chun-Li visits her father's grave, praying to him that his death had been avenged. With Chun-Li finally defeating M. Bison, it wouldn't be long until Shadaloo's eventual collapse.
From there, Chun-Li would move on to be a young single girl. Though, from Super Street Fighter 2 onward, she is given a choice between the life of a single girl, or to continue being a detective. Chun-Li is seen moving on with her life as a young single girl, keeping herself busy by working at an eatery, or by traveling.
She reminisces the memories and the fights that took place during Street Fighter II. She admits to herself that the life she expected wasn't all she'd imagined it would be. Chun-Li finds her inner strength reawakened as she finds herself back into action, presumably to continue tracking down Shadaloo's movement's, M. Bison, as well as the S.
Some time after the fall of Shadaloo, Chun-Li, Guile and Cammy are summoned to a theme park to stop the rampage of Juri a operative from Shadaloo's weapon division S. While Guile and Cammy evacuate trapped civilians, Chun-Li goes ahead to look for more survivors.
Chun-Li reaches Juri just as she executes a rogue S. N agent. Chun-Li squares off against Juri, but is unable to land a significant strike on her. Juri grabs Chun-Li's arm before twisting it in an armlock. Chun-Li escapes by kicking Juri's leg, and retreating with an air-Kikoken, before Juri blocks with one hand.
Juri takes advantage as Chun-Li is distracted by a little boy whose mother was injured by Juri's attack. Juri rushes in with a kick to Chun-Li's solar plexus, blasting her into a wall before crashing to the ground. But before Juri can execute her, she is forced to flee when Guile and Cammy arrive due to her artificial eye malfunctioning.
Injured, and losing consciousness, Chun-Li mentions to Cammy about the little boy and his mother. Chun-Li is hospitalized with multiple injuries all over her body. But upon recovery, Chun-Li is back to investigating Juri and her connections to S. Donning her outfit, she returns to Interpol and teams up with Guile and Cammy to take down S. After she recovers from being defeated by Juri Han, she enters the new international fighting tournament to take down S.
N once and for all. On her way, she is approached by Abel , who is searching for any leads on the Shadaloo organization.
During the tournament, she also pursues Gen, who is also participating, for more answers about her father's death; Gen refuses and she is unable to force him. She then confronts C. Viper and almost blows her cover because Viper was "impeding" her investigation.
Later, she encounters Juri once more, whom she tries to arrest and although she is able to defeat her, she is unable to bring her into custody. She is protected from the ensuing collapse by Gen, and is eventually rescued by Guile and Abel. While caring for Li-Fen, she finds Chun-Li's old gear from when she was a rookie cop. Chun-Li recounts her past events when she was a rookie cop Pre-Alpha while tying ox-horns on Li-Fen's hair. The past shows Chun-Li trying to arrest Vega in China.
Vega says her kicks remind her of someone who practiced the same art. Chun-Li recognizes that person as her father and asks Vega about him, which ensues a fight. She gets scratched by his claw in the arm, allowing Vega to retreat.
Chun-Li continues her search in Russia, chasing down a lead that Vega was spotted in the area. She meets Guile and Nash, and they are quick to notice Chun-Li's desperation. Despite the two telling her she needs to be more patient, Chun-Li insists that she has reasons to go alone.
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