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Gen was good friends with Chun-Li's father, who was murdered by M. Bison. The stern old man trained the beautiful detective for a sort time in her youth and still watches over her from afar. Through his body is weak, he is constantly seeking out opponents who can stand up to his assassination abilities and will stop at nothing to ensure his best friend's daughter remains safe.

Gen's combat style incorporates a wide variety of stances. He targets his opponent's vitals, causing great damage with precise movements.

Moves[edit | edit source]

Street Fighter IV[edit | edit source]

Marks Move Name Commands Notes
Shuraku
( +) +
Hozen
+
Mantis Style
Changes available attacks, can be done at any time
Crane Style
Changes available attacks, can be done at any time
Shakudan
(Crane)
Hyakurenko
(Mantis)
Gekiro
(Mantis) + Input with proper timing to followup
Jyasen
(Crane) +
Oga
(Crane) +
Oga: Sudden Stop
(after Ouga)
Oga: Close Kick
(after Ouga) / No input
Oga: Far Kick
(after Ouga) /
Oga: Ceiling Jump
(after Ouga) / /
Oga: Falling Kick
(after Ceiling Jump)
Oga: Close Range Kick Right
(after Ceiling Jump) /
Oga: Close Range Kick Left
(after Ceiling Jump) /
Focus Attack
+
Zan'ei
(Mantis) +
Jyakoha
(Crane) +
Zetsuei
(Mantis) +
Ryukoha
(Crane) +

Super Street Fighter IV, SSFIV:AE, Ultra[edit | edit source]

Marks Move Name Commands Notes
Shuraku
( +) +
Hozen
+ +
Mantis Style
Changes available attacks, can be done at any time
Crane Style
Changes available attacks, can be done at any time
Shakudan
(Crane)
Hyakurenko
(Mantis)
Gekiro
(Mantis) + Input with proper timing to followup
Jyasen
(Crane) +
Oga
(Crane) +
Oga: Sudden Stop
(after Ouga)
Oga: Close Kick
(after Ouga) / No input
Oga: Far Kick
(after Ouga) /
Oga: Ceiling Jump
(after Ouga) / /
Oga: Falling Kick
(after Ceiling Jump)
Oga: Close Range Kick Right
(after Ceiling Jump) /
Oga: Close Range Kick Left
(after Ceiling Jump) /
Focus Attack
+
Zan'ei
(Mantis) +
Jyakoha
(Crane) +
Zetsuei
(Mantis) +
Ryukoha
(Crane) +
Shitenketsu
(Mantis) +
Teiga
(Crane) +