Snafu the Great
Jin Kazama and Kyo Kusanagi both have one thing in common: they see themselves as Ryu's rival in martial arts.
However, on two seperate occasions, Ryu has bested them both; Ryu defeated Kyo when he crashed a birthday party for Chun Li, and Devil Jin (whilst in Dark Hadou mode).
The duo teams up in order to take down Ryu once and for all. Once Ryu was out of the way, they would become admired and feared. They both find Ryu at his dojo in the mountains.
Apparently, they were going to attack him at the same time. However, someone unexpected appears, forcing them back.
The Master of the Fists, Akuma.
The saying does ring true in this case: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." Akuma was visiting Gouken's grave when he sensed Kyo and Jin at the school's doorstep.
Normally, he would stand aside, but after hearing Jin's remarks on Ansatsuken being weak and inferior, Akuma decides to team up with his one-time potential student to show the true power of Ansatsuken.
Not wanting to face Akuma, Kyo decides to deal with Ryu while Jin tests Akuma's mettle in combat
However, on two seperate occasions, Ryu has bested them both; Ryu defeated Kyo when he crashed a birthday party for Chun Li, and Devil Jin (whilst in Dark Hadou mode).
The duo teams up in order to take down Ryu once and for all. Once Ryu was out of the way, they would become admired and feared. They both find Ryu at his dojo in the mountains.
Apparently, they were going to attack him at the same time. However, someone unexpected appears, forcing them back.
The Master of the Fists, Akuma.
The saying does ring true in this case: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." Akuma was visiting Gouken's grave when he sensed Kyo and Jin at the school's doorstep.
Normally, he would stand aside, but after hearing Jin's remarks on Ansatsuken being weak and inferior, Akuma decides to team up with his one-time potential student to show the true power of Ansatsuken.
Not wanting to face Akuma, Kyo decides to deal with Ryu while Jin tests Akuma's mettle in combat