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|englishactor = Reuben Langdon |
|englishactor = Reuben Langdon |
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|japanactor = Yūji Kishi |
|japanactor = Yūji Kishi |
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+ | |shareslot = [[Ryu (SSBU)|Ryu]]|jnumber = 2}} |
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− | '''Ken''' is a [[newcomer]] fighter in |
+ | '''Ken''' is a [[newcomer]] fighter in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. He is an [[Echo Fighter]] of [[Ryu (SSBU)|Ryu]]. He was confirmed during the November 1st Smash Direct. |
+ | When unlocked, he is fought at the Punch-Out version of [[Boxing Ring]], much like [[Little Mac (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)|Little Mac]]. |
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+ | == Attributes == |
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+ | === Strengths === |
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+ | * Good movement speed on the ground. |
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+ | * Command inputs allow for stronger special moves. |
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+ | * Great combo ability and confirms in weaker move variations. |
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+ | * Good kill option in Heavy Shoryuken. |
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+ | |||
+ | === Weaknesses === |
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+ | * Most kills require setup. |
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+ | * Precise inputs can be difficult to keep consistent. |
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+ | * Slow and predictable recovery options open up easy gimping. |
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== Moveset == |
== Moveset == |
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=== Ground Attacks === |
=== Ground Attacks === |
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==== Normal ==== |
==== Normal ==== |
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− | *'''Neutral Attack''': |
+ | *'''Neutral Attack''': ''Tapped'': A jab, followed by a short straight-punch, followed by a hook. ''Held (far)'': Ken performs his Inazuma Kick: a double hitting axe kick. ''Held (close)'': An uppercut. |
− | *'''Forward Tilt''': |
+ | *'''Forward Tilt''': ''Tapped (far)'': The tsumasaki geri, a kick used in Karate. ''Tapped (close)'': An inward hook. ''Held'': A straight with his left or right arm. |
− | *'''Up Tilt''': |
+ | *'''Up Tilt''': ''Tapped'': The sok ngat, an uppercut-style elbow strike used in Muay Thai. ''Held'': An uppercut. |
− | *'''Down Tilt''': |
+ | *'''Down Tilt''': ''Tapped'': A crouching, Hapkido-style shin kick. ''Held'': A lunging, Hapkido-style shin kick. |
− | *'''Dash Attack''': |
+ | *'''Dash Attack''': A flying kick. |
==== Smash Attacks ==== |
==== Smash Attacks ==== |
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− | *'''Forward Smash''': |
+ | *'''Forward Smash''': A roundhouse kick. |
− | *'''Up Smash''': |
+ | *'''Up Smash''': Squats and then rises up to throw an uppercut. |
− | *'''Down Smash''': |
+ | *'''Down Smash''': A legsweep. |
==== Other attacks ==== |
==== Other attacks ==== |
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− | *'''Floor Attack (Front)''': |
+ | *'''Floor Attack (Front)''': Kicks behind himself and then in front of himself before getting up. |
− | *'''Floor Attack (Back)''': |
+ | *'''Floor Attack (Back)''': Kicks around himself while getting up. |
− | *'''Floor Attack (Trip)''': |
+ | *'''Floor Attack (Trip)''': Kicks behind himself and then in front of himself while getting up. |
− | *'''Ledge Attack''': |
+ | *'''Ledge Attack''': Performs a crouching shin kick while climbing up. |
=== Aerial Attacks === |
=== Aerial Attacks === |
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+ | *'''Neutral aerial''': A downward angled kick. |
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− | *'''Neutral aerial''': Quick, medium kick. Moderate reach, good against air and ground foes. Requires good timing to be effective. Can often deliver multiple kicks in a single jump. |
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− | *'''Forward aerial''': |
+ | *'''Forward aerial''': A flying kick, |
− | *'''Back aerial''': |
+ | *'''Back aerial''': An outside crescent jick. |
− | *'''Up aerial''': |
+ | *'''Up aerial''': A kick straight upwards. |
+ | *'''Down Aerial''': A downward-angled cross. |
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− | *'''Down aerial''': Descent coupled with fist strike resulting in knock-down. Grants bouncing foes if they're struck while on the ground. |
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=== Grabs and Throws === |
=== Grabs and Throws === |
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+ | *'''Grab''': Reaches out with his hand. |
+ | *'''Pummel''': A knee strike while holding the opponent in the collar-and-elbow position. |
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− | *'''Forward Throw''': Low damage forward throw. |
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− | *''' |
+ | *'''Forward Throw''': The seoi nage, a Judo throw. |
− | *''' |
+ | *'''Back Throw''': Rolls backward twice before performing the tomoe nage. |
− | *''' |
+ | *'''Up Throw''': A stretch kick transitioned into an axe kick. |
+ | *'''Down Throw''': Pins the opponent to the ground and performs a knifehand strike. |
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===Special Moves=== |
===Special Moves=== |
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===[[Taunts]]=== |
===[[Taunts]]=== |
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+ | *Up Taunt: Ken did this when he was interviewed in his reveal trailer. He faces the screen, and announces "Yeah!" while giving a thumbs-up. This is based off of his Street Fighter Alpha winpose. |
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− | *Up Taunt: |
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+ | *Down Taunt: Ken moves his finger towards himself, beckoning towards himself while saying "Bring it on!". Resembles his Street Fighter IV intro along with his quote. |
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− | *Down Taunt: |
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+ | *Side Taunt: Ken catches his fist in his hand and points forward, saying "Get serious!" Based off of his unique intro with Ryu in certain games, matching the latter's own side taunt. The quote itself comes from Ken's fifth Personal Action in Street Fighter IV. |
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− | *Side Taunt: |
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=== On-Screen Appearance === |
=== On-Screen Appearance === |
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=== Victory Poses === |
=== Victory Poses === |
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+ | #Ken brushes his hair before giving a thumbs-up to the camera, saying, "I did it!" This was his recurring win quote in the series, debuting in ''Street Fighter III: Third Strike''. |
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+ | #Ken punches twice, before doing a roundhouse kick similar to his forward Smash, saying, "Challenge me after some practice." The Japanese version has him say, "Come at me as much as you like!" This is based off his winning quote from ''Street Fighter II''. |
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+ | #Ken kicks twice (the first being the Nata Otoshi Geri kick and the second being the Oosoto Mawashi Geri kick) and performs a beckoning gesture, saying, "I knew I would win! Hah!" In Japanese, his quote is changed to, "It feels good to win a spat!" This is baed off one of his generic win quotes from ''Street Fighter V'' and is based off his victory pose throughout the series, specifically his ''Street Fighter V'' variant. |
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==In competitive play== |
==In competitive play== |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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− | SSBUKenSplash.png |
+ | SSBUKenSplash.png|Ken's splash screen. Ken Turns Up the Heat! |
SSBUKen01.jpg |
SSBUKen01.jpg |
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SSBUKen03.jpg |
SSBUKen03.jpg |
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+ | Ken-And-Ryu-Speed-Difference-SSBU.gif|Ken’s speed compared to [[Ryu (SSBU)|Ryu]]’s. |
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+ | D2IzQ4tU4AAgntt.jpeg|Ken along with [[Toon Link (SSBU)|Toon Link]] in the [[Suzaku Castle]] stage. |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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[[Category:Street Fighter universe]] |
[[Category:Street Fighter universe]] |
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[[Category:Echo Fighters]] |
[[Category:Echo Fighters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]] |
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+ | [[Category:Newcomers (SSBU)]] |
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+ | [[Category:Playable Characters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Third Party Characters]] |
Revision as of 19:07, 22 December 2019
- This article is about Ken's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. For other uses, see Ken Masters.
“ | Ken joins the battle as Ryu’s Echo Fighter! Their differences are carried over from the original game: Ken’s Hadoken is shaped differently, his strong Shoryuken has flames, and he moves a bit faster. He has two final smashes: Shinryuken and Shippu Jinraikyaku. | ” |
—Description from the Super Smash Blog. |
Ken is a newcomer fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. He is an Echo Fighter of Ryu. He was confirmed during the November 1st Smash Direct.
When unlocked, he is fought at the Punch-Out version of Boxing Ring, much like Little Mac.
Attributes
Strengths
- Good movement speed on the ground.
- Command inputs allow for stronger special moves.
- Great combo ability and confirms in weaker move variations.
- Good kill option in Heavy Shoryuken.
Weaknesses
- Most kills require setup.
- Precise inputs can be difficult to keep consistent.
- Slow and predictable recovery options open up easy gimping.
Moveset
Attributes
Ground Attacks
Normal
- Neutral Attack: Tapped: A jab, followed by a short straight-punch, followed by a hook. Held (far): Ken performs his Inazuma Kick: a double hitting axe kick. Held (close): An uppercut.
- Forward Tilt: Tapped (far): The tsumasaki geri, a kick used in Karate. Tapped (close): An inward hook. Held: A straight with his left or right arm.
- Up Tilt: Tapped: The sok ngat, an uppercut-style elbow strike used in Muay Thai. Held: An uppercut.
- Down Tilt: Tapped: A crouching, Hapkido-style shin kick. Held: A lunging, Hapkido-style shin kick.
- Dash Attack: A flying kick.
Smash Attacks
- Forward Smash: A roundhouse kick.
- Up Smash: Squats and then rises up to throw an uppercut.
- Down Smash: A legsweep.
Other attacks
- Floor Attack (Front): Kicks behind himself and then in front of himself before getting up.
- Floor Attack (Back): Kicks around himself while getting up.
- Floor Attack (Trip): Kicks behind himself and then in front of himself while getting up.
- Ledge Attack: Performs a crouching shin kick while climbing up.
Aerial Attacks
- Neutral aerial: A downward angled kick.
- Forward aerial: A flying kick,
- Back aerial: An outside crescent jick.
- Up aerial: A kick straight upwards.
- Down Aerial: A downward-angled cross.
Grabs and Throws
- Grab: Reaches out with his hand.
- Pummel: A knee strike while holding the opponent in the collar-and-elbow position.
- Forward Throw: The seoi nage, a Judo throw.
- Back Throw: Rolls backward twice before performing the tomoe nage.
- Up Throw: A stretch kick transitioned into an axe kick.
- Down Throw: Pins the opponent to the ground and performs a knifehand strike.
Special Moves
Ken's Special Moves | |
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Ultimate | |
Standard Special | Hadoken |
Side Special | Tatsumaki Senpukyaku |
Up Special | Heavy Shoryuken |
Down Special | Focus Attack |
Final Smash | Shinryuken/Shippu Jinraikyaku |
Taunts
- Up Taunt: Ken did this when he was interviewed in his reveal trailer. He faces the screen, and announces "Yeah!" while giving a thumbs-up. This is based off of his Street Fighter Alpha winpose.
- Down Taunt: Ken moves his finger towards himself, beckoning towards himself while saying "Bring it on!". Resembles his Street Fighter IV intro along with his quote.
- Side Taunt: Ken catches his fist in his hand and points forward, saying "Get serious!" Based off of his unique intro with Ryu in certain games, matching the latter's own side taunt. The quote itself comes from Ken's fifth Personal Action in Street Fighter IV.
On-Screen Appearance
Idle Poses
Victory Poses
- Ken brushes his hair before giving a thumbs-up to the camera, saying, "I did it!" This was his recurring win quote in the series, debuting in Street Fighter III: Third Strike.
- Ken punches twice, before doing a roundhouse kick similar to his forward Smash, saying, "Challenge me after some practice." The Japanese version has him say, "Come at me as much as you like!" This is based off his winning quote from Street Fighter II.
- Ken kicks twice (the first being the Nata Otoshi Geri kick and the second being the Oosoto Mawashi Geri kick) and performs a beckoning gesture, saying, "I knew I would win! Hah!" In Japanese, his quote is changed to, "It feels good to win a spat!" This is baed off one of his generic win quotes from Street Fighter V and is based off his victory pose throughout the series, specifically his Street Fighter V variant.
In competitive play
To be added
Palette Swaps
Trivia
- Ken is the only Echo Fighter to have received a cinematic reveal trailer, unlike Richter Belmont.
Gallery
Videos
External links
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