Ryu — 角色使用

Used to nudge your jump arc and disrupt anti-air timing. The shift is small and there's no down hitbox, so don't overrate it — going for the cross-up hit is more reliable.

While the leg is reversed, a cross-up hitbox appears — usable from a tight short-jump for ambiguous oki. Confirm into SA1 for damage.

Stationary fast spin with 1.5× the grounded OD damage — primarily a combo piece.

• Combos from 6HK / JMP for big damage
• Reaches SA3 in the corner — kills
• May 2024 patch added a combo-target hitbox so opponents can no longer slip out

• The trajectory shift is small; don't expect it to dodge dedicated anti-airs
• Recovery is worse than a normal jump — punished if read

• L (214LK) — light-starter combos. Front-step into oki
• M (214MK) — combo carry, decent drive-gauge return
• H (214HK) — long travel, lands on the cross-up side. Useful for escaping the corner; oki is weak
• OD — stays in place, used for corner extensions; pulls real damage from light-starter combos

• Mid-screen ender: 2LP × 2 → LK → 214LK for oki continuation
• Mid-range: 2MK → 236MK is standard, but 214MK works when you want carry
• Corner carry: MP → 2MP → 214MK
• Tip-range hits leave the opponent floating in front — confirm into SA1 or 623P

Lower-body invincibility ducks Ryu mirrors and most casts' ground fireballs. Don't reach with it — -15 on block is round-changing.

Use it when:

• The opponent has just switched from anti-airing to checking jumps
• Light Hadokens are being thrown on autopilot
• A burned-out opponent is forced to throw a fireball

H Tatsumaki travels far enough to leave the corner. Risky if the opponent's oki is set, but viable when their plan isn't locked in.

• Never raw. Combos and fireball reads only
• High-level players punish lazy Tatsumakis on sight; reduce frequency vs. stronger opposition
• Air Tatsumaki is a separate move with separate uses

22P has no hitbox and 52F total — only safe windows allow it.

• After a knockdown (forward throw, 214LK, etc.)
• During the recovery of a long-range Hadoken
• Round start, when the gap is wide
• Before going Burnout, when the corner is yours to manage

Only one stock. You can't double up. Plan the consume-and-rebuild rhythm.

• Hit: launcher into a heavy combo
• Block: +3 → keep your turn with strike / throw
• The strongest 2MK confirm in Ryu's kit

• 2MP → Denjin 214PP → HP → HK → HP → 4HP → 236HK → 623LP → SA3 (~6000 damage)
• Denjin 214PP → SA2 2-stage hold = SA3-tier reward

Since May 2024, L / M Hadoken and Hashogeki revert to normal versions during Denjin without consuming the stock. You can throw fireballs while saving Denjin for the H / OD payoffs.

• 52F is "eat one Hadoken / DI" worth of recovery. The window is non-negotiable
• Only one stock. Wasting it or dying before consuming it is a major round-loss

• L (236LK) — main 2LP confirm. 14F startup, -11 on block; corner late hit confirms into 623P
• M (236MK) — used in mid/heavy starters. 18F, -8 on block but tip range is up to -2; usable as a poke from outside punish range
• H (236HK) — exclusive follow-up after 4HP. 27F startup; tip-range block is nearly safe. Corner hit goes into 623LP, CH knocks down for free, SA1 confirms
• OD — wallbounces in the corner for a follow-up. May 2024 patch relaxed scaling and reduced startup so it links like the M version

• 2MK → 236MK: the 2MK confirm staple; max-input to beat DI
• 2MK → 236KK: damage-priority route from 2MK
• (J)HK → 2MK → 236MK: jump-in basic
• 4HP → 236HK: 4HP-only link, big reward when confirmed
• L for mid-screen knockdown, OD in the corner for the bounce extension

• L (-11) and OD are full-punish on block — combos only
• Even M (-8) is punished by 8F-reach buttons; tip-range only
• H (27F startup) is jump / parry bait — combo-only
• SF5 carryover habit: LP starters do not confirm into 236LK in SF6

• L Hadoken (236LP) — slow startup, short recovery, slow projectile. Best for using the fireball as a shield while you walk forward and stack a "safe-jump fireball"
• M Hadoken (236MP) — middle ground; throw it in to disrupt the opponent's rhythm
• H Hadoken (236HP) — fast startup, fast projectile. Worse on block but harder to react to
• OD Hadoken (236PP) — 2 hits, fast, knockdown. Beats most other OD fireballs cleanly. Confirms into SA1 when you have meter

A second Hadoken thrown so it leaves your hand right as the first one fades is a "safe fireball" — if the opponent jumps the first you have time to anti-air; if they wait, the second one hits. Mandatory Ryu pattern.

While 22P is stocked, H Hadoken becomes a 2-hit fast projectile with very small recovery — great for advancing and pressure. OD Hadoken becomes a 3-hit move that erases most other OD fireballs. After the May 2024 patch, L/M Hadoken throw a normal version while Denjin is active without consuming the stock, so you can save Denjin for the strong/OD versions.

• Throwing 236P at close-to-mid range gets jumped or DI'd. OD Hadoken in particular costs 2 drive blocks if it whiffs
• Cancelling 2MK into 236P is relatively safe because the spacing pushes Ryu out
• May 2024 shrunk the forward hurtbox right before Hadoken's startup — the move is harder to whiff-punish than before

• L (623LP) — 5F startup, longest anti-air invincibility. The default choice
• M (623MP) — 6F. Mid ground, used in combos
• H (623HP) — 7F, strong horizontal hitbox. Use against deeper jumps; combos into SA3 for the kill
• OD (623PP) — 6F, fully invincible. Reversal — but -40 on block

• For straight-up or shallow jumps: L Shoryuken. Wait for the jump to drop in for max damage
• For mid-range jumps: H Shoryuken; the wider hitbox catches them
• For ambiguous crossups: 4HP or air-to-air JLP — Shoryuken can lose to axis shifts
• 623HP → SA3 is the lethal route — go for it whenever you have meter

• The default mid-screen combo ender, usually H. Tight oki — most opponents go for mash or just-parry
• OD Shoryuken extends into oki even mid-screen, but quick-rise lets the opponent escape your shimmy

OD Shoryuken beats both strikes and throws thanks to full invincibility, ideal against opponents with heavy oki patterns. Don't telegraph it — once it's blocked, the round is essentially over.

• Even L Shoryuken is -23 on block — most casts have an SA1 punish ready
• A whiffed Shoryuken loses you the round. Don't reach with it; if you don't know a jump is coming, use 4HP or stay grounded