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===Shin Shoryuken=== | ===Shin Shoryuken=== | ||
[[File:ShinShoryukenOrigin.gif|thumb|Shin Shoryuken as seen in ''Street Fighter III: New Generation''; note the blue afterimages which are maintained in the ''Smash'' version.]] | [[File:ShinShoryukenOrigin.gif|thumb|Shin Shoryuken as seen in ''Street Fighter III: New Generation''; note the blue afterimages which are maintained in the ''Smash'' version.]] | ||
[[File:StreetFighterIVKO. | [[File:StreetFighterIVKO.gif|thumb|[https://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/Yun Yun] KOing [https://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/Chun-Li Chun-Li] in ''Street Fighter IV''. The background is the basis for the background used for a KO Shin Shoryuken in ''Smash''.]] | ||
The Shin Shoryuken was introduced in ''{{s|wikipedia|Street Fighter III: New Generation}}'' as Ryu's second Super Art, which also appeared in several games since its debut. This move was first taught by his master Gouken. The version seen in ''Smash'' combines the effects of both the first two hits of Gouken's Shin Shoryuken with the final hit effect of Ryu's Metsu Shoryuken. In some games, Ryu would perform a spiraling turn true to Shoryuken-fashion at the peak of his rise (in most old ''Vs. Capcom'' series games), while in the attack's standalone debut in ''Street Fighter III'' and in recent titles he and Gouken omit the classic peak-turning motion. | The Shin Shoryuken was introduced in ''{{s|wikipedia|Street Fighter III: New Generation}}'' as Ryu's second Super Art, which also appeared in several games since its debut. This move was first taught by his master Gouken. The version seen in ''Smash'' combines the effects of both the first two hits of Gouken's Shin Shoryuken with the final hit effect of Ryu's Metsu Shoryuken. In some games, Ryu would perform a spiraling turn true to Shoryuken-fashion at the peak of his rise (in most old ''Vs. Capcom'' series games), while in the attack's standalone debut in ''Street Fighter III'' and in recent titles he and Gouken omit the classic peak-turning motion. | ||