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Ryu, Street Fighter 1988'den itibaren baş karakteri olan hayali bir karakterdir. Japonyalı bir dövüşçüdür ve de belkide Capcom şirketinin en ünlü karakteridir.

Biyografisi

Ryu, küçük yaşlardan itibaren dövüşe aslında savunma sanatlarına çok meraklıdır. Daha on yaşlarındayken babası kimliği bilinmyen bir kişi tarafından öldürlürür. Bu olayın ardından anneside üzüntüden hayata gözlerini yumar. Ryu'yu babasının en yakın arkadaşı Master Gooki yanına alır ve ona ileride en iyi arkadaşı olucağı Ken Masters isimli amerikalı küçük çocukla beraber çalıştırmaya başlar.Ryu artık evinden çok uzaklardadır.
Ustaları bir olduğu için Ryu ve Ken'in hareketleri birbirine çok benzemesine rağmen küçük farklılıklar gösterir.
Ryu,oldukça sorumluluk sahibi bir gençtir.Ciddi ve kararlıdır.Ancak içinde hiç beklenmeyen bir kötülük taşır (Evil Ryu). Daha sonra babasını öldüren şahıs tekrar ortaya çıkar ve ustalarını öldürür.Bu kişi Akuma'dır. Akuma'yı hep yenmek ve ortadan kaldırmak ister ama ilerde acı bir gerçek onu bekliyordur: Akuma,Ryu'nun öz amcasıdır.
Bu ruhsal yıkımdan sonra Ryu aileden gelen bir özellik olan ve ne yapıcağı belli olmayan bi güç,karanlık hadoo'yu vücudunda keşfeder.Daha sonra Ryu ve Ken Street Fighter'a katılır ve birçok dövüşe girer.
Ryu, son olarak kimsenin şimdiye kadar yenemediği bir dövüşçü olan Sagat'ı yenince Sagat ve Sagat'ın tarafında ki kötüler çok sinirlenir.Ryu'ya karşı gelirler.İşte tam bu sırda M.Bison Dünya'yı ele geçirme planını herkese açıklar.Dünya kaos un eşiğindedir.Sagat ve yandaşları M.Bİson ın tarafına geçerler.
Ryu,Ken,Chun Li ve Albay Guile gibi birçok yetenekli şahıs M.Bison ve adamlarının peşine düşer. Ve Bison'ı yenerler fakat bu sırada birçok yeni karakter doğmuştur.
Ryu bazen içindeki karanlığı kontrol edemeyince kendini kaybeden ve gücü,hareket ve tavırlı banbaşka olan Evil Ryu'ya dönüşür.
Sonuçta Ryu yaşadığı psikolojik tramvalardan dolayı artık düşük seviyeli bir şizofreni olmuştur fakat bunuda knotrol etmeyi öğrenir ve maceralarına devam eder






Ryu is a video game character created by Capcom, and is one of the main characters in the Street Fighter series. Ryu is the archetypical fighting game protagonist, and he has provided the basis for many other fighting game characters.




Appearance

Ryu's basic appearance throughout the series, as shown in Street Fighter II, has him with brown hair, a red headband, a white gi (with the sleeves ripped off at the shoulders) and a black belt. When Ryu first appeared in the original Street Fighter, Ryu still had his gi, but he wore a white headband, had red hair, blue eyes and wore red slippers. In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Ryu now has auburn hair, but still has the white headband, which harkens back to his appearance in the first Street Fighter. Canonically, Ryu would not receive the red headband until after a sparring session with his friend and rival Ken Masters. It was originally used by Ken as a hairtie during the Alpha series. In Street Fighter III, Ryu's look is mostly identical to his SFII look, except that he now has black/brown hair, brown eyes, and an abundance of facial stubble. Ryu's gi is also tattered and torn on the sleeves and pant ends, indicating years of wear and tear.
Ryu also carries around a duffel bag containing important items such as plane tickets, passports, and the currency of the country he is in.
In some official Street Fighter II artwork, Ryu's belt has four kanji emblazoned upon it: kaze (風 wind), hayashi (林 woods), hi (火 fire) and yama (山 mountain); these four kanji make up the fuurinkazan, the motto of Takeda Shingen, a warlord in feudal Japan. The same four kanji can be seen on a sign on the left-hand side of Ryu's stage in Street Fighter II. The four words are based on chapter seven of Sun Tzu's Art of War, which dictates how one should conduct battle. Essentially, the fuurinkazan can be summarized in the phrase "Swift as the Wind, Silent as a Forest, Fierce as Fire and Immovable as a Mountain."

Story

Ryu is a Japanese stock character, the wandering warrior: a person whose life is entirely devoted to spiritual perfection through the art of the fist. He does not care about winning or losing so much as the moment of the fight and the opportunity for spiritual advancement. His character carries a greater meaning and tremendous pain on his shoulders. He is the original 'chosen one' the one who will end the evil, namely Akuma's character.

Video game storyline


Pre-Street Fighter

Ryu was an orphaned child, with no knowledge of who his parents were or if they are still alive. When Ryu was a young child, he was adopted by a man named Gouken and began living with him as well as learning the mysterious and dangerous martial art known as Nin-Ansatsuken. Gouken would later get the bratty son of his best friend, Ken Masters, not only as a sparring partner for Ryu, but to also give Ryu some company since Gouken was the only person Ryu had seen in a long time due to the seclusion of Gouken's dojo. Ryu looked up to Gouken as a father figure during his early years and Ken as a best friend and surrogate brother, which is how their relationship remains to this day. When Ryu was about 23 years old, Gouken thought that Ryu was ready to travel the world in order to test his skills against the best fighters in the world. With this, Ryu left Gouken and Ken, and headed to fight in the first World Warrior tournament.

Street Fighter

In Street Fighter, Ryu is one of the participants of the World Warrior tournament. After defeating all challengers, his skills earn him the right to fight its host, Sagat. Despite nearly losing against the "God of Muay Thai," Ryu secures a difficult victory, and is crowned champion.
Later games elaborate on the final battle between Ryu and Sagat. In this version of the battle, Sagat nearly beats Ryu into unconsciousness. So sure is he that he had won the fight that he offers the reeling Ryu a hand to his feet. Ryu, however, having such a strong desire to win, allows himself to be engulfed by the Satsui no Hadou and he strikes Sagat with a nearly-fatal Metsu Shoryuken that it not only knocks Sagat unconscious but also marks his chest with a great scar. After regaining consciousness and discovering what had happened, Sagat swears vengeance on Ryu.

Street Fighter Alpha
In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Ryu leaves Sagat behind and returns to his home only to find that Gouken, his master and adoptive father, has been murdered. Learning that Akuma had fought and killed his adopted father, Ryu began to travel the world to find this man.
He encounters and fights Akuma on a secluded island known as Gokuentou, but Akuma was only testing him. He senses that Ryu has the same powers as he does, and tells Ryu about the Satsui no Hadou - a power that consumes the practitioners of their shared fighting style, driving them to win even when it means killing the opponent. Ryu refuses to unleash this power within, and Akuma uses his fist to smash the island, leaving Ryu stranded.
Sometime after escaping the island, Ryu battles Ken and loses. Ken realizes Ryu is not himself and has been deeply troubled since his last victory over Sagat. He gives him his red hairband as a reminder to stay focused, which Ryu was sincerely grateful for. Soon thereafter, a fan of his, named Sakura, comes up and expresses her desire to train under him. Ryu replies that he himself still has much to learn, but allows Sakura to take a picture of him. She swears to make him accept her eventually.
Ryu continues to be troubled by what Akuma had told him, compounded by his encounter with Rose, who has intricate ties to M. Bison. She tells him that he cannot defeat Bison unless he fights him at the cost of his soul. True to form, when Ryu confronts Bison, he is defeated despite putting up a valiant fight. Bison takes the semi-conscious Ryu and begins brainwashing him, using the revelation that the Satsui no Hadou - the dark power Ryu struggles to avoid using - is akin to Bison's own Psycho Power.
This scene is interrupted by the entrance of Sagat, Ken, and Sakura, each of them having followed Ryu for their own reasons. While Ken and Sakura distract Bison, Sagat challenges the brainwashed Ryu (different versions of this story coexist; in one version, Sagat is offered this battle as an enticement to stay with Shadoloo.[citation needed]) Sagat quickly notices the effects Bison's brainwashing have had on Ryu, and, at Sagat's urging, Ryu comes to his senses and helps Ken and Sakura force Bison to retreat.

Street Fighter II and III
During the World Warrior tournament, Ryu enters to test his skills, and easily defeats many of the new warriors, one of them being Dhalsim. It is widely believed that he lost to Ken in this tournament as Ken stated he wouldn't marry Eliza until he won a decisive victory over Ryu. Ken marries Eliza after winning the fight.
Years later, Ryu enters the third Street Fighter tournament to further advance his fighting abilities. He defeats Hugo, but with a considerable amount of difficulty. The seemingly unstoppable Hugo puts on a grand fight and even withstands a direct Shin Shoryuken. Ryu loses to Oro, but the hermit was so impressed that he takes an interest in Ryu and begins to train the warrior. During the events of "Third Strike", Ryu and Ken have another sparring match and Ryu comes out as the victor. Ryu was then challenged by Alex who won the SF3 tournament. Ryu won and said that he would want to fight him again.

Evil Ryu
In the Street Fighter Alpha series, there is a selectable version of Ryu called Evil RyuSatsui no Hadou ni Mezameta Ryu He was originally introduced in a Street Fighter Zero manga series authored by Masahiko Nakahira and later adapted in the Street Fighter canon by Capcom. He is the version of Ryu should he succumb to Satsui no Hadou, and depicts Ryu's struggle to resist the urge. Gameplay-wise, Evil Ryu has more powerful attacks than the original, strikes faster and possesses some of the attacks of Akuma (such as the Shun Goku Satsu). The only time Evil Ryu actually appears in Street Fighter canon is at the end of the first World Warrior tournament. According to the Street Fighter Alpha series, Sagat, the defending champion, crushed Ryu, and then extended his hand to help Ryu up after thinking that he had won. Ryu was so consumed with the desire to win that he gave into the Satsui no Hadou ("Evil Intent" in the American version) and executed a Metsu Shoryuken, scarring Sagat's chest and his pride.[citation needed] known in Japan as
Since then, Evil Ryu has occasionally appeared in various Capcom games featuring Ryu. Nevertheless, Evil Ryu does not exist as a separate character and is only an alternate, "what if" version of Ryu. Despite the brief brush and/or temptation from the Satsui no Hadou, canonically, Ryu rejected the Satsui no Hadou, and has made mass innovations to Gouken's style which helped him bring Gouken-Ryuu Ansatsuken up to par with Evil Ryu by Street Fighter III.
Like Akuma, Evil Ryu has a signature symbol that appears when he performs the Shun Goku Satsu. Evil Ryu has had two different symbols: In Alpha 3, his symbol was Satsu, for "Murder," though it only appears in his ending, not during gameplay, and in Capcom vs SNK 2, the symbol was Metsu for "Destruction."


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Kaç Kişinin Jetonlarını Yemiştim Ken ve RYU ile..

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Ryu

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Ryu

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hem gururlu hem dürüst bi kişiliktedir. ama ken ile nasıl arkadaş oluo anlamıom

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