Thread:Hiromichi/@comment-5802826-20140121164907/@comment-1471931-20140121205620

English: Reuben Langdon

Japanese: Yuji Kishi

French: Benoit Grimmiaux

Rival: BJ (tourney 1), Yuan Shao (Tourney 2)

Select: Ken gives the peace sign then says "The fight's just begun."

Intro: Ken jumps down and does some punches before saying "I'm ready for ya. Bring it on." ("I can handle those waves anytime!" if he fights BJ, "Let's settle the score, Ryu!" if he fights Ryu, "Master, you came back!" if he fights Gouken, "Do I even know you?" if he fights Rufus, "Akuma, you'll pay for trying to turn Ryu to Satsui no Hadou!" if he fights Akuma)

Standard: Hadoken: Ken shoots a Hadoken at his opponent.

Side: Ryusenkyaku: Ken performs a wheel kick at the opponent as he lands on his back.

Up: Shoryuken: Ken does a jumping uppercut with a fire effect.

Down: Tatsumaki Senpukyaku: Ken flies forward while spinning a leg out and attacking opponents rapidly.

Hyper Smash: Shoryureppa: Ken does two flaming Shoryukens on the ground, then a final one into the air, sending opponents sky high.

Final Smash: Shinryuken: Ken draws downwards in an uppercut motion ("Take this!") and then throws a punch to the opponent's chin/chest. Should it miss, Ken will simply perform the move as he did in previous games (though it cannot be done in midair).

If it lands on the opponent, Ken follows up with a Shoryuken, a flying kick, 3 more kicks (similar to those of Shippu Jinraikyaku) aimed at the legs, chest and head. He then throws another kick to the chest before landing a jumping kick to foul the opponent's balance, and finishes the combo by turning and throwing a leftward Shinryuken that transitions into the familiar spiral of flames. The attack is a 17-hit combo if landed in this way.

Victory 1: Ken gives the peace sign saying "I knew I'd win!" ("It was fun, Ryu!" if he defeated Ryu)

Victory 2: Ken brushes his hair then gives a thumbs up saying "That's right!" ("I won't forget your work!" if he defeated Gouken)

Victory 3: Ken does some punches then an in place shoryuken before saying "Challenge me after some practice."