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[[ | [[File:SVCC_Violent_Ken.png|frame|Violent Ken]] | ||
''[[Capcom/Move lists#Ken Masters|Click here]] for more information about Ken's other fighting game appearances.'' | ''[[Capcom/Move lists#Ken Masters|Click here]] for more information about Ken's other fighting game appearances.'' | ||
* '''First appearance''': | *'''First appearance''': as Ken: [[Street Fighter]]. As Violent Ken, this game. | ||
* '''Other appearances''': | *'''Other appearances''': [[Street Fighter V]]. | ||
* '''Midnight Bliss transformation''': Violent Ken transforms into a blonde woman in a wedding gown very similar to regular Ken, but with a wilder expression and hair, as well as a red dress instead of white. | *'''Midnight Bliss transformation''': Violent Ken transforms into a blonde woman in a wedding gown very similar to regular Ken, but with a wilder expression and hair, as well as a red dress instead of white. | ||
* '''Heaven Spell (Athena defeat transformation)''': | *'''Heaven Spell (Athena defeat transformation)''': a mandrill with his blond hair. | ||
* '''Makai Spell (Red Arremer defeat transformation)''': | *'''Makai Spell (Red Arremer defeat transformation)''': the Grim Reaper. | ||
This version of Ken is the aftermath of an encounter with M. Bison that ended badly (as depicted in the events of the animated Street Fighter movie). M. Bison, in an effort to collect the most powerful fighters in the world and "invite" them into his army, seeks to capture Ryu, the renowned fighter that defeated Sagat. When he encounters Ken however, he realizes that his style is remarkably similar to Ryu's and will probably do as a substitute until he can get his hands on the real thing. Through a combination of torture and Bison's own Psycho Power, he amplifies Ken's fighting spirit by invoking memories of his training with Ryu mixed with pain. This process brainwashes Ken into a mindless force for destruction. Ken thinks only of fighting and killing everyone that crosses his path. Encounters with fighters that have a similar agenda, such as Akuma, Orochi Iori, and Shiki, rarely result in meaningful conversation. Those with extra sensory power, such as Dhalsim, Demitri, and Tessa, can tell immediately that Ken is being controlled against his free will. Those who know him, like Guile and Terry, know right away that he's not himself. Even Sagat, who cares little for Ken, knows that something is not right. Ken's only salvation may lie in the hands of his truest friend, Ryu, but it will take everything that Ryu has to put right what has gone so horribly wrong. | This version of Ken is the aftermath of an encounter with M. Bison that ended badly (as depicted in the events of the animated Street Fighter movie). M. Bison, in an effort to collect the most powerful fighters in the world and "invite" them into his army, seeks to capture Ryu, the renowned fighter that defeated Sagat. When he encounters Ken, however, he realizes that his style is remarkably similar to Ryu's and will probably do as a substitute until he can get his hands on the real thing. Through a combination of torture and Bison's own Psycho Power, he amplifies Ken's fighting spirit by invoking memories of his training with Ryu mixed with pain. This process brainwashes Ken into a mindless force for destruction. Ken thinks only of fighting and killing everyone that crosses his path. Encounters with fighters that have a similar agenda, such as Akuma, Orochi Iori, and Shiki, rarely result in meaningful conversation. Those with extra sensory power, such as Dhalsim, Demitri, and Tessa, can tell immediately that Ken is being controlled against his free will. Those who know him, like Guile and Terry, know right away that he's not himself. Even Sagat, who cares little for Ken, knows that something is not right. Ken's only salvation may lie in the hands of his truest friend, Ryu, but it will take everything that Ryu has to put right what has gone so horribly wrong. | ||
This version of Ken also appears on [[Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:27, 9 July 2023
Click here for more information about Ken's other fighting game appearances.
- First appearance: as Ken: Street Fighter. As Violent Ken, this game.
- Other appearances: Street Fighter V.
- Midnight Bliss transformation: Violent Ken transforms into a blonde woman in a wedding gown very similar to regular Ken, but with a wilder expression and hair, as well as a red dress instead of white.
- Heaven Spell (Athena defeat transformation): a mandrill with his blond hair.
- Makai Spell (Red Arremer defeat transformation): the Grim Reaper.
This version of Ken is the aftermath of an encounter with M. Bison that ended badly (as depicted in the events of the animated Street Fighter movie). M. Bison, in an effort to collect the most powerful fighters in the world and "invite" them into his army, seeks to capture Ryu, the renowned fighter that defeated Sagat. When he encounters Ken, however, he realizes that his style is remarkably similar to Ryu's and will probably do as a substitute until he can get his hands on the real thing. Through a combination of torture and Bison's own Psycho Power, he amplifies Ken's fighting spirit by invoking memories of his training with Ryu mixed with pain. This process brainwashes Ken into a mindless force for destruction. Ken thinks only of fighting and killing everyone that crosses his path. Encounters with fighters that have a similar agenda, such as Akuma, Orochi Iori, and Shiki, rarely result in meaningful conversation. Those with extra sensory power, such as Dhalsim, Demitri, and Tessa, can tell immediately that Ken is being controlled against his free will. Those who know him, like Guile and Terry, know right away that he's not himself. Even Sagat, who cares little for Ken, knows that something is not right. Ken's only salvation may lie in the hands of his truest friend, Ryu, but it will take everything that Ryu has to put right what has gone so horribly wrong.
This version of Ken also appears on Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers.
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| Inazuma Kakato Wari |  +
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| Kurubushi Kick |  +
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| Hadouken |  +
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| Shouryuken |  +
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| Rasetsu Kyaku | +
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| Tatsumaki Senpukyaku | .png){kind=small}  +
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| Kamabarai Kick |  +
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| Nataotoshi Kick | +
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| Oosotomawashi Kick | +
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| __Inazuma Kakato Wari | Hold | during any Geri move.
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| Shinryuken | +
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| Kuzuryuu Reppa | +
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| EXCEED: Shinbu Messatsu |  +
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