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When Ryu was 23, Gouken decided that both of his pupils had grown up to be fine fighters and decided that their training was over and they could now leave the dojo. Ryu decided to travel the world in order to continue his training, whereas Ken was finally happy to be going back home to the United States after his years of straining his back for master Gouken and finally learning the meaning of humility. After coming home, Ken competed in many different Martial Arts tournaments held in the United States, winning most of them. | When Ryu was 23, Gouken decided that both of his pupils had grown up to be fine fighters and decided that their training was over and they could now leave the dojo. Ryu decided to travel the world in order to continue his training, whereas Ken was finally happy to be going back home to the United States after his years of straining his back for master Gouken and finally learning the meaning of humility. After coming home, Ken competed in many different Martial Arts tournaments held in the United States, winning most of them. | ||
Ken did not participate in the first Street Fighter tournament; instead, he fought in (and won) the premiere U.S. Martial Arts tournament that had been previously won by [[Street Fighter Alpha | Ken did not participate in the first Street Fighter tournament; instead, he fought in (and won) the premiere U.S. Martial Arts tournament that had been previously won by [[Street Fighter Alpha/Charlie|Charlie]], as well as meeting a very attractive girl named Eliza, who became his girlfriend. After winning the U.S. martial arts tournament, Ken returned to his training ground to tell his master Gouken the good news. There he witnessed his master's death at the hands of [[Street Fighter II/Akuma|Akuma]]. Enraged and grief stricken, he attacked Akuma, only to be defeated. | ||
Ken received an invitation to the second Street Fighter tournament, but since his last U.S. Martial Arts tournament, he had let himself spend too much time with his girlfriend, Eliza, rather than training. Only Ryu's personal challenge rekindled Ken's fighting spirit and persuaded him to enter the second World Warrior tournament. After the events of Street Fighter II, Ken is married to Eliza, something he vowed only to do after winning a decisive victory against Ryu. However it is unknown if the two fought during the tournament, or if Ken actually won. No details have been stated. | Ken received an invitation to the second Street Fighter tournament, but since his last U.S. Martial Arts tournament, he had let himself spend too much time with his girlfriend, Eliza, rather than training. Only Ryu's personal challenge rekindled Ken's fighting spirit and persuaded him to enter the second World Warrior tournament. After the events of Street Fighter II, Ken is married to Eliza, something he vowed only to do after winning a decisive victory against Ryu. However it is unknown if the two fought during the tournament, or if Ken actually won. No details have been stated. | ||
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* {{cade|MPunch}} Shoryuken is invulnerable on the way up, exactly like Old Ken's, and also always knocks down. It's now a 1-hit move, not 2-hit. This move takes off massive energy if you use it correctly. | * {{cade|MPunch}} Shoryuken is invulnerable on the way up, exactly like Old Ken's, and also always knocks down. It's now a 1-hit move, not 2-hit. This move takes off massive energy if you use it correctly. | ||
* {{cade|HPunch}} Shoryuken has bigger arc, always knocks down, juggles against jump-ins, but no additional invulnerability. | * {{cade|HPunch}} Shoryuken has bigger arc, always knocks down, juggles against jump-ins, but no additional invulnerability. | ||
* | * Kama Barai Geri have simplified joystick motions: {{cade|Qcf}} and {{cade|LKick}} or {{cade|MKick}} or {{cade|HKick}} for each different kick. | ||
* Super can be used as a reversal. | * Shoryureppa Super can be used as a reversal. | ||
'''Small Changes''' | '''Small Changes''' | ||
* {{cade|LKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku has shorter duration. | * {{cade|LKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku has shorter duration. | ||
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* {{cade|HKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku goes farther and faster. | * {{cade|HKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku goes farther and faster. | ||
* {{cade|HKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku does less dizzy (about half as much). | * {{cade|HKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku does less dizzy (about half as much). | ||
* | * Airborne {{cade|HKick}} Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku goes slightly farther. | ||
'''Knee Bash Nerfs''' | '''Knee Bash Nerfs''' | ||
* Damage lowered on first hit of knee bash hold. | * Damage lowered on first hit of knee bash hold. | ||
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| Shouryuu Reppa || Rising Dragon Renderer || After many years spent focusing on the strength of his rising dragon uppercut, Ken has gained the ability to perform two of them back to back as his super move. He will perform a low Shoryuken, followed immediately by a high Shoryuken. Ken has limited invulnerability at the start of this move. | | Shouryuu Reppa || Rising Dragon Renderer || After many years spent focusing on the strength of his rising dragon uppercut, Ken has gained the ability to perform two of them back to back as his super move. He will perform a low Shoryuken, followed immediately by a high Shoryuken. Ken has limited invulnerability at the start of this move. | ||
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== Moves == | |||
==Moves== | |||
===[[Street Fighter II]]=== | ===[[Street Fighter II]]=== | ||
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===[[Street Fighter II Champion Edition]]=== | ===[[Street Fighter II': Champion Edition]]=== | ||
{{Movelist|Street Fighter II Champion Edition|Moves|[[Street Fighter II/Ken|Ken]]}} | {{Movelist|Street Fighter II': Champion Edition|Moves|[[Street Fighter II/Ken|Ken]]}} | ||
===[[Street Fighter II Turbo]]=== | ===[[Street Fighter II Turbo]]=== | ||
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===[[Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix]]=== | ===[[Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix]]=== | ||
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===[[Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers]]=== | |||
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====Violent Ken==== | |||
{{Movelist|Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers|Moves|[[Street Fighter II/Ken|Violent Ken]]}} | |||
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