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Both chars are (canonwise) very high tiers in the Street Fighter universe. They're also similar in appearance and basic moves. And both are high ranking members in their organization, and want to claim the absolute leadership. And, last but not least, both have a quite elegant "business attire" when they're not fighting :P
Who would win in a battle between those 2 fighters?
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Good fight. I'm not totally sure about this, but I'm going to give the edge to Urien. Urien is said to have powers equal to Gill; the problem is, he and Gill have DIFFERENT powers and Gill's are better. He's a better fighter. He also has electro and Geo/metalkenisis. Seth has a chance to win if he uses his gravity well efficiently, but I think Urien can take him down in a good fight, before Seth even has the chance to get his Ultra out.
Yes, but didn't Gill throw that fight purposely in order to promote urien to President, while retaining the rank of Emperor himself? Plus, Gill beat Urien earlier on...
It was stated that Gill and Urien were equal in power and I had assumed that it was just a bare knuckle fight with no powers, and Urien's extreme brutality added to why he won. I don't think it ever went into detail about the fight between them, only the result of it.
I also don't remeber Gill ever beating Urien after that.
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Seth beat the living shit out of Ryu until he went "Super Shinku Hadoken from HELL" It also looked like Ryu attained a new level of greatness, because he couldn't even make Seth flinch, and then he has the "satsui no hadou" transformation aka "I IZ MAD" look until he stops it midway. One grasp from this Ryu hurt Seth where as regular Ryu could not before.
I think it is safe to say SF3 Ryu is stronger, but not "much" stronger because the movie kind of implied Ryu can be more powerful without falling for the dark hadou.
My 2 cents.
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Last edited by Zack Fair on Jun 9th, 2011 at 05:02 AM
The thing is, Ryu beat Seth with the SNH. Ryu in SFIII has surpassed anything the SNH has ever offered him by the time of III. SFIII Ryu > Evil Ryu. In IV, just like II and Alpha, Ryu is just some "special dude", in III he is this legendary mythical warrior that everyone seeks. More people have him as a rival in the III series than anyone, by far. He is literally the guy to beat.
I'm seriously doubtin that Ryu of SFIV is on par with Alpha 2 Akuma. Or is even that well repected and world renowned The gap between III and IV is very noticeable.
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He didn't beat Seth with the satsui no hado. Rewatch the fight. Seth had seen all about the Satsui no Hadou and he was taken by surprise by Ryu's new super. Ryu wasn't out of control or anything like he usually is when he is Evil Ryu mode IMO the scene is very similar to the end fight in the Street Fighter Alpha anime when Ryu is about to give in to the Satsui No Hadou but then regains control of himself, finds new strength and blasts the scientist with a Shinku.
Speaking of Alpha...Capcom needs to give us a proper Ryu & Ken vs Akuma fight >_< That shit in Generations was the lamest crap ever...and then they taunt us before SF4 is released. God Damned TROLLS
Ryu is the rival of a lot of characters in SF4 as well, just saying.
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Last edited by Zack Fair on Jun 9th, 2011 at 06:42 AM
He used the Metsu Hadouken/purple fireball, his Ultra. That's Evil Ryu's move, datin' all the way back to CVS2...
They need to, but they wont. SF and anime is just not meant to be for some reason.
He has 5 rival bouts in a game with almost 40 characters in SFIV. In SFIII, Ryu has 9 or 10 rivals in a cast of 20. Lidderly half the cast is tryin to make a name offa Ryu.
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Yeah I know how old the Metsu hadouken is I don't need a history lesson; however I didn't pay attention to the color ROFL. I guess I should have when discussing SF with you freaks . I said it was Shinku having the Shinku from MvC3 in mind. Silly me.
Cool. Ryu is obviously more famous by the time SF3 takes place. I was just saying, ya know?
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Last edited by Zack Fair on Jun 9th, 2011 at 07:59 AM
I think too that SF3 Ryu has made a good improvement. Mainly 'cause SF3 Ryu seems to have totally surpassed his great struggle (give in the Satsui no Hado or reject it).
We know that in his heart, Ryu has rejected the Satsui no Hado in SF Alpha 3, but we have seen that in SF4 (so I think even during SF2) Ryu is still "tainted" with the Satsui no Hado.
With Evil Ryu's presence in SSF4 now I'm not sure if Gouken has sealed Ryu's Satsui no Hado for good, but looking at SF3 Ryu it seems that the man has totally chosen Gouken's path and Satsui no Hado is a thing from his past (it was never stated, but maybe SF3 Ryu as attained the same "power of nothingness" used by Gouken).
About Urien and Gill, I think that when Urien fought him to became the President of the Illuminati, Gill simply "let Urien win". Since Gill is alredy promoted to be the legendary Emperor, I think that he's not interested in that struggle for the position of President (quite like in the SF3 tournament: he wasn't interested in winning it, so he let Alex win). A large part of Urien's characterization is that he knows that Gill is above him.
Urien and Gill may have the same powers, but Urien is blinded by ambition and jealousy, so I think that he lacks in focus and, despite being VERY powerful, he's not able to use his powers at their full potential like his brother.
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SFIII is a book closed in Ryu's life and another opened. He goes from Wandering Warrior, to Wandering Legend. Past the Satsui No Hadou, he now seeks to become a true warrior.
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I geuss he's still seeking? No, no, no, in fact he's training with Oro, directly or indirectly. It may just be a hunch, but Alex has probably tagged along, as well.