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MartianSnake
's Submission: 3 votes
KneeOfJustice99
has won the assist summoning method vote! Congrats!
FazDude
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MartianSnake
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KneeOfJustice99
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ssbashworld
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KneeOfJustice99
's system in mind when submitting, your assist can have an Item Assists function and a Built-In Assists function but you can also have both functions act the same if you feel like it and it fits both.Job 39: Submit 1 to 5 Collectible Tokens for the Sonic the Hedgehog series!
| Attack Name | Button Execution | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-Face | N/A (Fighter Ability.) | When in a one-on-one match, Ryu will automatically face in the direction of his opponent. The exception to this is if he's sprinting in the other direction, though tapping back-dash will maintain his forward-facing position. In matches where Ryu faces more than one opponent, this ability will not be active. |
| Command-Input Moves | Varies (Depends on the specific move.) | If you're inputting a Special Move, you can choose to input the original Command Input for that move in order to give it a unique visual appearance, as well as unique voicelines. Unlike Ryu's appearance in Smash, using Command Inputs doesn't enhance the moves in terms of damage or effects, with it only being a unique visual. |
| Fixed Jump Arc | N/A (Fighter Ability.) | When airborne, Ryu does not experience any aerial friction, meaning that he doesn't decelerate whilst airborne unless the player inputs the opposite direction. This is intended to represent Street Fighter's aerial physics. |
| Electrical Properties | Perform any "command" move. | Ryu's specials (his Hadouken, Senpukyaku and Shoryuken) are all imbued with an electrical element, in reference to Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix. None of these are enough to outright stun an opponent, but they do slightly more shield damage because of this. Furthermore, they uniquely interact with things that require electrical input, like FazDude's assist submission of a Creeper. |
| Standing Light Kick | Tap B whilst grounded. | Ryu performs a mid-height kick with his toes outstretched, closely resembling his sprite art when performing Standing Light Kick in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior. It's a middling attack that's fairly weak - to be expected from a normal. Uniquely, with it being as high as it is, it might whiff some smaller fighters. |
| Joudan Sokutogeri | Hold B whilst grounded. | Usually a command normal, Ryu twists his body and performs a powerful forward donkey kick pulled from Street Fighter III. It's lower and does more damage, but has a little more endlag. |
| Jumping Medium Punch | Tap B whilst airborne. | Ryu curls up his body and performs a diagonal-downward punch in front of him which knocks opponents away. It's not a massively strong option, but works well as a quick get-off-me tool. |
| Jumping Heavy Kick | Hold B whilst airborne. | Comparatively, Jumping Heavy Kick gives him more reach and power, but leaves his main body a little more vulnerable as a trade-off. |
| Hadouken | → + tap or hold B or ↓  → + B | Ryu brings his palms back, cupping them together and gathering ki energy, which he then fires forward as an blue energy projectile. It's decent in power, but isn't very spammable compared to less powerful projectiles of its kind. Also, like in the original game, if you tap B whilst inputting the move, the projectile will move slower. It'll be faster if you hold it, however. |
| Zanku Hadouken | → + B or ↓ → + B whilst airborne. | Ryu fires his Hadouken downward at a 45° angle, with the angle being as it was in Street Fighter III. Notably, Ryu doesn't usually have this move (with it usually being one of Ken's or Akuma's), but I felt it'd be good to give him some variety. Also, the tap/hold mechanic remains in place. |
| Hado no Kamae | ↓ → + Shield whilst grounded | This is basically Ryu's fake-out Hadouken pulled from the Street Fighter Alpha series, which has him perform the animation, but not fire out the actual attack. Notably, this one requires the Command Input to perform - though in a game like this, it's more of a funny bonus feature than an actual move. |
| Senpukyaku | ← + tap B | A weaker form of Tatsumaki Senpukyaku that's usually a command normal in the Street Fighter series, it here gets slightly changed to be a weaker form of its older brother. Ryu performs only one spinning kick forward which pulls him forward in the process, but not as much as its brother does. |
| Tatsumaki Senpukyaku | ← + hold B or ↓  ← + B | The more powerful version of Senpukyaku, and the only command input that results in a more powerful attack. Ryu spins forward and performs five kicks if this variant is used, as well as having unique voicelines to match. |
| Shoryuken | ↑ + B or →↓ + B | Ryu's iconic rising punch again has more similarities to its Street Fighter II appearance in that Ryu's invincible whilst performing it, albeit only for a few frames. When used whilst airborne, it'll bring him upward and can be used as a recovery move if you need it for that. |
| Block | Shield or ← | Unlike other members of the roster, Ryu doesn't have a universal shield, and instead uses a block more akin to his traditional games. This allows him to block attacks that hit him, though similarly to a shield, overusing it results in him getting stunned. He can't, however, block attacks from behind. However, he can also input backward whilst being attacked to block, like in the original games. |
Hey, Suzaku Castle seems to have been deleted so it's not eligible
Thank you to
FazDude
FazDude
,
KneeOfJustice99
KneeOfJustice99
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Qwerty UIOP
Qwerty UIOP
and
DragonRobotKing26
DragonRobotKing26
for submitting such a great variety of Sonic Tokens!
ssbashworld
for posting these last minute, I wouldn't normally do this but I'm making an exception just this once.
KneeOfJustice99
once again! 13 bosses (one of which is secret) is what we're going with!
FazDude
!Ryu's Moveset:
This one's a little more on the difficult side, as Ryu (and other fighting game characters) come pre-built with a lot of iconic moves already. That said, I'd mostly want to focus on some of Ryu's more prominent kit overall, whilst implementing some iconic elements from his series.
In terms of visuals, Ryu's predominantly based on his Street Fighter II look, with sound effects and visuals intended to reflect this. However, unlike Smash, Ryu also pulls attacks both from his other appearances, and a couple from other shotos in the series (mostly Ken) to give him a bit more flair.
A more technical character who excels on the ground but is functional whilst airborne, Ryu's honest moveset and unique quirks makes him a character with a high skill ceiling, whilst also being a little more difficult to pick up than some fighters. His lack of outright projectile options beyond Hadouken and its variants, coupled with his unique Block, make him a little unorthodox compared to other fighters on the roster and give him a firm position as more of a mid-range to up-close brawler.
Attack Name Button Execution Description Auto-Face When in a one-on-one match, Ryu will automatically face in the direction of his opponent. The exception to this is if he's sprinting in the other direction, though tapping back-dash will maintain his forward-facing position. In matches where Ryu faces more than one opponent, this ability will not be active. Command-Input Moves If you're inputting a Special Move, you can choose to input the original Command Input for that move in order to give it a unique visual appearance, as well as unique voicelines. Unlike Ryu's appearance in Smash, using Command Inputs doesn't enhance the moves in terms of damage or effects, with it only being a unique visual. Fixed Jump Arc When airborne, Ryu does not experience any aerial friction, meaning that he doesn't decelerate whilst airborne unless the player inputs the opposite direction. This is intended to represent Street Fighter's aerial physics. Electrical Properties Ryu's specials (his Hadouken, Senpukyaku and Shoryuken) are all imbued with an electrical element, in reference to Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix. None of these are enough to outright stun an opponent, but they do slightly more shield damage because of this. Furthermore, they uniquely interact with things that require electrical input, like FazDude's assist submission of a Creeper. Standing Light Kick Ryu performs a mid-height kick with his toes outstretched, closely resembling his sprite art when performing Standing Light Kick in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior. It's a middling attack that's fairly weak - to be expected from a normal. Uniquely, with it being as high as it is, it might whiff some smaller fighters. Joudan Sokutogeri Usually a command normal, Ryu twists his body and performs a powerful forward donkey kick pulled from Street Fighter III. It's lower and does more damage, but has a little more endlag. Jumping Medium Punch Ryu curls up his body and performs a diagonal-downward punch in front of him which knocks opponents away. It's not a massively strong option, but works well as a quick get-off-me tool. Jumping Heavy Kick Comparatively, Jumping Heavy Kick gives him more reach and power, but leaves his main body a little more vulnerable as a trade-off. Hadouken Ryu brings his palms back, cupping them together and gathering ki energy, which he then fires forward as an blue energy projectile. It's decent in power, but isn't very spammable compared to less powerful projectiles of its kind. Also, like in the original game, if you tap B whilst inputting the move, the projectile will move slower. It'll be faster if you hold it, however. Zanku Hadouken Ryu fires his Hadouken downward at a 45° angle, with the angle being as it was in Street Fighter III. Notably, Ryu doesn't usually have this move (with it usually being one of Ken's or Akuma's), but I felt it'd be good to give him some variety. Also, the tap/hold mechanic remains in place. Hado no Kamae This is basically Ryu's fake-out Hadouken pulled from the Street Fighter Alpha series, which has him perform the animation, but not fire out the actual attack. Notably, this one requires the Command Input to perform - though in a game like this, it's more of a funny bonus feature than an actual move. Senpukyaku A weaker form of Tatsumaki Senpukyaku that's usually a command normal in the Street Fighter series, it here gets slightly changed to be a weaker form of its older brother. Ryu performs only one spinning kick forward which pulls him forward in the process, but not as much as its brother does. Tatsumaki Senpukyaku The more powerful version of Senpukyaku, and the only command input that results in a more powerful attack. Ryu spins forward and performs five kicks if this variant is used, as well as having unique voicelines to match. Shoryuken Ryu's iconic rising punch again has more similarities to its Street Fighter II appearance in that Ryu's invincible whilst performing it, albeit only for a few frames. When used whilst airborne, it'll bring him upward and can be used as a recovery move if you need it for that. Block Unlike other members of the roster, Ryu doesn't have a universal shield, and instead uses a block more akin to his traditional games. This allows him to block attacks that hit him, though similarly to a shield, overusing it results in him getting stunned. He can't, however, block attacks from behind. However, he can also input backward whilst being attacked to block, like in the original games.
FazDude
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KneeOfJustice99
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DragonRobotKing26
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ssbashworld
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Hey the game uses an HP system by default, so stamina mode is kinda already in in a way
Iirc we do kind of already have a version of All-Star mode with Legacy mode
Ok I did a pretty bad job explaining what I meant by battle modes considering all the misunderstandings with this job. Sorry about that, its all my fault here.
KneeOfJustice99
's moveset: 3 votes
FazDude
's moveset is the one we're going with! Congrats!
KneeOfJustice99
for submitting an alt set for this character! I'll add it to the list.
DragonRobotKing26
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KneeOfJustice99
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MartianSnake
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Chell from the Portal series, her portal gun could lead to some weird moves, and I can see her pulling in turrets, cubes, and gels for other attacks. Portal is a great series and she'd be a great Valve/Steam rep.
MartianSnake
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KneeOfJustice99
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Qwerty UIOP
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DragonRobotKing26
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ssbashworld
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Northsouthmap
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