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Going out on a limb here but amongst others, Chun-Li is one of the most recognizable female figures in gaming.
As for her history with Nintendo. Well just say where ever Ryu has been she has been.
Personal History from the wikia
Chun-Li (春麗 or チュンリー Shunrei or Chunrī?, Simplified Chinese: 春丽)is a video game character from the Street Fighter series, originally debuting in Street Fighter II. The first female fighter in the series, she is an expert martial artist and Interpol officer who relentlessly seeks revenge for the death of her father at the hands of M. Bison.
Moveset provided by
Nemuresu
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Pakky
yknowlikenia
GoodGrief741
dezeray112
Gekkouga
Sari
toonito
KirbyWorshipper2465
Kirbeh
Nemuresu
Erotic&Heretic
Orlando BCN
OceloT42
OceloT42
kool2419
Mushroomguy12
Planet Cool
R RetrogamerMax
ninjahmos
Nixii
UberPyro64
NintenZ
MarcSio277
slambros
SneakyLink
Icedragonadam
Louie G.
zipzapsparkle
kaithehedgefox
Swamp Sensei
As for her history with Nintendo. Well just say where ever Ryu has been she has been.
Personal History from the wikia
Chun-Li (春麗 or チュンリー Shunrei or Chunrī?, Simplified Chinese: 春丽)is a video game character from the Street Fighter series, originally debuting in Street Fighter II. The first female fighter in the series, she is an expert martial artist and Interpol officer who relentlessly seeks revenge for the death of her father at the hands of M. Bison.
The Spinning Bird Kick (スピニングバードキック Supiningu Bādo Kikku?) AKA Kaitenteki Kakukyakushuu (回転的鶴脚蹴 Rotating Target Crane Leg Kick?) is one of Chun-Li's original attacks in the Street Fighter II series. It debuts along with Chun Li's other special move, the Hyakuretsukyaku, in Street Fighter II. This move also appears in Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game.[1]
The Yosokyaku (鷹爪脚 Yousoukyaku?, "Hawk Claw Leg"), also called the Head Stomp, is one of Chun-Li's signature unique attacks. In the Street Fighter IV series, the move is adopted by Seth, with whom it shares the same input. In Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, Yosokyaku is one of Shadow Lady's Unique Attacks, with whom it shares the same input.
Sen'enshu (旋円蹴 Sen'enshuu?, Whirling Circle Kick) is a move Chun-Li has in the Street Fighter Alpha games. It is available only in the Z-ISM and V-ISM modes.
Chun-Li flips into a head stand while spinning her legs like helicopter blades, then slams her legs down in front of her, dealing a good amount a damage. The move could primarily be used as an anti-air, or as just straight up damage. Later in the series, this move turned into the Hazanshu, which is an improved version, starting in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike. In the EX series, it was replaced with Hienshu, while the move itself now a Guard Break/Surprise Blow.
It later returns as an unique move for Chun-Li in Street Fighter V, and can be linked into a combo in V-Trigger. Executed by pressing down-forward and Medium Kick
Kikoken (気功拳 Kikouken?, "Qigong Fist") is Chun-Li's trademark projectile. It made its debut in Street Fighter II': Hyper Fighting.
Usually executed by charging backward and then pressing forward (or, in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike and Chun Li's Alpha uniform in Street Fighter Alpha 2, performing a half-circle forward motion) and punch, Chun Li shoots a small energy ball at an opponent that causes small damage. The Kikoken will not always reach across the entire screen, fizzling out after a certain distance.
The distance it travels and its speed are determined by the strength of the punch button used: light punch travels farther and slowly, while the medium punch moves faster, but dissipates quicker, and heavy punch moves even faster, but disappears almost instantly. The EX Special version inflicts more damage and hits twice, while moving very slowly in 3rd Strike, and much faster in Street Fighter IV.
The Kikoken has changed drastically since its first appearance. Originally a pair of blue-colored Yoga Fires in appearance, it has since been drawn several different ways in various games. Chun Li's pose when throwing a Kikoken also varies based upon the game; to date, there are at least five different poses. In 3rd Strike, she can even throw the Kikoken with one hand.
In some games such as Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix, the projectile appears much larger in size. In Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, this move can be canceled with Heavy into the Kikoanken, which is a powerful short range blast that causes a crumple state and allows for a combo follow-up.
The Hazanshu (覇山蹴 Hazanshuu?, "Supreme Mountain Kick"), also known colloquially as the Axe Kick, is one of Chun-Li's special attacks, introduced in the Marvel vs. Capcom series.
The Tenshokyaku (天昇脚 Tenshoukyaku?, "Ascension/Heaven Rising Legs"), also known as either the Tenshokyaku(天翔脚 Tenshoukyaku?, "Heaven Soaring Legs") in some circles, Spinning Air Kick, or sometimes simply as the Up Kick, is one of Chun-Li's special attacks, introduced in Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
Chun-Li leaps upwards and kicks while spinning repeatedly, hence the move's name. The move's hitbox is mainly the area of Chun-Li's kicks, which connect into each other easily. The amount of kicks, damage, and the height Chun-Li leaps depends on the strength of the kick button used to do the attack; weak kick has few hits and small distance, while the strongest kick button makes Chun-Li leap to the top of the screen. It is effective as an anti-air attack and can also be used for combos and juggles. In Street Fighter Alpha 3, X-ISM Chun-Li can use this move as a Reversal only. Chun-Li has an enhanced version of this move which is used as a Super Combo, called the Hazan Tenshou Kyaku.
In the first Capcom vs. SNK, the attack also gains special effects where Chun-Li fires short-ranged energy bursts in her kicking direction per kick. This changes to slashing trails instead in Marvel vs. Capcom 3'.
The Yosokyaku (鷹爪脚 Yousoukyaku?, "Hawk Claw Leg"), also called the Head Stomp, is one of Chun-Li's signature unique attacks. In the Street Fighter IV series, the move is adopted by Seth, with whom it shares the same input. In Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, Yosokyaku is one of Shadow Lady's Unique Attacks, with whom it shares the same input.
Sen'enshu (旋円蹴 Sen'enshuu?, Whirling Circle Kick) is a move Chun-Li has in the Street Fighter Alpha games. It is available only in the Z-ISM and V-ISM modes.
Chun-Li flips into a head stand while spinning her legs like helicopter blades, then slams her legs down in front of her, dealing a good amount a damage. The move could primarily be used as an anti-air, or as just straight up damage. Later in the series, this move turned into the Hazanshu, which is an improved version, starting in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike. In the EX series, it was replaced with Hienshu, while the move itself now a Guard Break/Surprise Blow.
It later returns as an unique move for Chun-Li in Street Fighter V, and can be linked into a combo in V-Trigger. Executed by pressing down-forward and Medium Kick
Kikoken (気功拳 Kikouken?, "Qigong Fist") is Chun-Li's trademark projectile. It made its debut in Street Fighter II': Hyper Fighting.
Usually executed by charging backward and then pressing forward (or, in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike and Chun Li's Alpha uniform in Street Fighter Alpha 2, performing a half-circle forward motion) and punch, Chun Li shoots a small energy ball at an opponent that causes small damage. The Kikoken will not always reach across the entire screen, fizzling out after a certain distance.
The distance it travels and its speed are determined by the strength of the punch button used: light punch travels farther and slowly, while the medium punch moves faster, but dissipates quicker, and heavy punch moves even faster, but disappears almost instantly. The EX Special version inflicts more damage and hits twice, while moving very slowly in 3rd Strike, and much faster in Street Fighter IV.
The Kikoken has changed drastically since its first appearance. Originally a pair of blue-colored Yoga Fires in appearance, it has since been drawn several different ways in various games. Chun Li's pose when throwing a Kikoken also varies based upon the game; to date, there are at least five different poses. In 3rd Strike, she can even throw the Kikoken with one hand.
In some games such as Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix, the projectile appears much larger in size. In Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, this move can be canceled with Heavy into the Kikoanken, which is a powerful short range blast that causes a crumple state and allows for a combo follow-up.
The Hazanshu (覇山蹴 Hazanshuu?, "Supreme Mountain Kick"), also known colloquially as the Axe Kick, is one of Chun-Li's special attacks, introduced in the Marvel vs. Capcom series.
The Tenshokyaku (天昇脚 Tenshoukyaku?, "Ascension/Heaven Rising Legs"), also known as either the Tenshokyaku(天翔脚 Tenshoukyaku?, "Heaven Soaring Legs") in some circles, Spinning Air Kick, or sometimes simply as the Up Kick, is one of Chun-Li's special attacks, introduced in Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
Chun-Li leaps upwards and kicks while spinning repeatedly, hence the move's name. The move's hitbox is mainly the area of Chun-Li's kicks, which connect into each other easily. The amount of kicks, damage, and the height Chun-Li leaps depends on the strength of the kick button used to do the attack; weak kick has few hits and small distance, while the strongest kick button makes Chun-Li leap to the top of the screen. It is effective as an anti-air attack and can also be used for combos and juggles. In Street Fighter Alpha 3, X-ISM Chun-Li can use this move as a Reversal only. Chun-Li has an enhanced version of this move which is used as a Super Combo, called the Hazan Tenshou Kyaku.
In the first Capcom vs. SNK, the attack also gains special effects where Chun-Li fires short-ranged energy bursts in her kicking direction per kick. This changes to slashing trails instead in Marvel vs. Capcom 3'.
A bit of a coup out but all Normals can basically be taken from these videos
Moveset provided by
Nemuresu
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Jab 2:
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Multi-Hit:
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Side Jab (can be done twice):
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Up Jab:
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Down Jab:
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Jab 2:
Multi-Hit:
Side Jab (can be done twice):
Up Jab:
Down Jab:
Neutral Air:
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Front Air:
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Back Air:
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Up Air:
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Down Air (can be repeated up to three times):
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Front Air:
Back Air:
Up Air:
Down Air (can be repeated up to three times):
Side Smash:
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Up Smash:
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Down Smash:
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Up Smash:
Down Smash:
Neutral Special: Kikoken (can also be done with QCF+A/B)
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Just like Ryu and Ken, the strength and range of this move depends on how hard you press the button, however, unlike the Hadoukens, the Kikoken will have a shorter ranges at the price of dealing more damage.
Side Special: Spinning Bird Kick (can also be done with QCB+A/B)
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Due to Smash's style, I don't want to put charge inputs. However, I'll make an exception for this move. If you use the original charge input (Up, Down, then A or B), you will get a special version that doesn't move around like the regular one, but deals a lot more damage (see Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 or Marvel vs Capcom Infinite for reference).
Up Special: Tenshokyaku (can also be done with DP+A/B)
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Down Special: Focus Attack (sorry I can't provide a better picture):
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Just like Ryu and Ken, the strength and range of this move depends on how hard you press the button, however, unlike the Hadoukens, the Kikoken will have a shorter ranges at the price of dealing more damage.
Side Special: Spinning Bird Kick (can also be done with QCB+A/B)
Due to Smash's style, I don't want to put charge inputs. However, I'll make an exception for this move. If you use the original charge input (Up, Down, then A or B), you will get a special version that doesn't move around like the regular one, but deals a lot more damage (see Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 or Marvel vs Capcom Infinite for reference).
Up Special: Tenshokyaku (can also be done with DP+A/B)
Down Special: Focus Attack (sorry I can't provide a better picture):
Final Smash 1 (zoning/multi-opponent): Kikoshou
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Final Smash 2: (single opponent)
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Final Smash 2: (single opponent)
Much like I said before, I mainly took notes from Third Strike to make her moveset, but also for her stage and the songs (more so with the latter ones since it's pretty much confirmed that only the original 12 from Street Fighter 2 will have songs in Ryu's stage). No one knows how many songs each DLC pack will have, so I'm just going to go with 10.
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Song List:
China Vox (new remix)
China Voz (original)
Jazzy NYC (original)
Spunky (original)
Kobu (original)
The Longshoreman (original)
Twilight (original)
Killing Moon (original)
Crazy Chili Dog (original)
Psyche Out (original)
Song List:
China Vox (new remix)
China Voz (original)
Jazzy NYC (original)
Spunky (original)
Kobu (original)
The Longshoreman (original)
Twilight (original)
Killing Moon (original)
Crazy Chili Dog (original)
Psyche Out (original)
Pakky
yknowlikenia
GoodGrief741
dezeray112
Gekkouga
Sari
toonito
KirbyWorshipper2465
Kirbeh
Nemuresu
Erotic&Heretic
Orlando BCN
OceloT42
OceloT42
kool2419
Mushroomguy12
Planet Cool
R RetrogamerMax
ninjahmos
Nixii
UberPyro64
NintenZ
MarcSio277
slambros
SneakyLink
Icedragonadam
Louie G.
zipzapsparkle
kaithehedgefox
Swamp Sensei
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in classic mode and Chun-Li music plays when he does so?
