Marvel vs. Capcom/Strider

Strider Hiryu (ストライダー飛竜, "Hiryu" usually interpreted to mean "Flying Dragon") is best known as the protagonist of the arcade game Strider and its sequel, Strider 2 (originally titled Strider Hiryu and Strider Hiryu 2 respectively in Japan). The character is jointly owned by Capcom and manga studio Moto Kikaku due to an earlier collaboration. The titular Striders are a fictional group of ninja-like secret agents specializing in kidnapping, assassination, demolition and other specific tasks, with Hiryu himself belonging to the "Super A Grade" class. Hiryu is usually dressed in a purple-colored ninja outfit and often wears a red large scarf that conceals the lower half of his face(In the first Strider he wore lavender violet without his mouth covered). Hiryu's primary weapon is the "Cypher", a plasma-generating broadsword with a tonfa-like handle, although sometimes he is assisted by robotic companions which he obtains as power-ups in the original arcade game.

Most of Striders attacks are converted directly from his abilities in the Strider series. When using the Vajra, light kick makes Strider appear on the left side of the screen, while hard kick makes him appear on the right side. Unlike most moves, this doesn't change, even if you're on the other side of the screen. The button used for the Warp determines where Hiryu will show up. For any Punch version, you can make attacks while you fall (normal moves, special moves, etc.) You can actually combo into this with either Formation A attack (jaguar or eagle), by doing that, then Warping over to your enemy using any punch and hitting them with a falling light kick and going from there. The Sliding Kick is cancelable. It hits low and must be crouch blocked.

During the Ouroboros, satellites rotate around Hiryu and injure anybody who touches them. If you make an attack, the satellites will also fire ring lasers. You cannot throw during this Hyper Combo, because there's no way to get close enough to your opponent without hitting them. This move has invulernability in the first Marvel vs. Capcom, but not the second.

Moves

Marvel vs. Capcom

Name		Input
Wall Jump		Jump against a wall, press , or
Double Jump
Sliding Kick	+
Ame no Murakumo	+
Excalibur	+	or
Gram	+	or
Warp	+	or
Vajra	+
Formation A	+
Formation B	+
Formation B Fire	+	during Formation B
Formation C	+
Heki Hari Tsuki	+
__Uwa Idou/Shimo Idou		or after Heki Hari Tsuki
__Chakuji		after Heki Hari Tsuki
__Hantai Soku no Heki e Idou		after Heki Hari Tsuki
__Cipher Kougeki		after Heki Hari Tsuki
__Jimen ni Tobigeri		after Heki Hari Tsuki
__Sliding Heel	+	after Heki Hari Tsuki
Ragnarok	+
Ouroboros	+	, for shoot ring lasers
Legion	+

Marvel vs. Capcom 2

Name		Input
Wall Jump		Jump against a wall, press in opposite direction
Double Jump
Sliding Kick	+
Ame no Murakumo	+
Excalibur	+	or
Gram	+	or
Air Gram	+
Warp	+	or
Vajra	+
Formation A (Tiger)	+
Formation A (Eagle)	+
Formation B	+
└►Fire	+	during Formation B
Formation C	+
Wall Cling	+
└►Climb Up/Down		or after Wall Cling
└►Ground Drop		after Wall Cling
└►Opposite Wall Launch		after Wall Cling
└►Cipher Kougeki		after Wall Cling
└►Jimen ni Tobigeri		after Wall Cling
└►Sliding Heel	+	after Wall Cling
Ragnarok	+
Ouroboros	+
Legion	+

Type	Partner Assist	Variable Counter	Variable Combination
α	Ame no Murakumo	Ame no Murakumo	Legion
β	Vajra	Vajra	Legion
γ	Formation A	Formation A	Legion