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Revision as of 21:14, 29 September 2023
Articles About Ken Masters
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Main Continuity | Street Fighter |
Alternate Continuities | Street Fighter EX - Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie - Street Fighter II V - TV Series - 1994 Film - Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation - Street Fighter Alpha: Generations |
Crossovers | Marvel vs. Capcom - SNK vs. Capcom - Pocket Fighter - Cross - Street Fighter x Tekken - Super Smash Bros. |
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~ Ken Masters |
“ | Don't waste time on words—just press on. Leading the way is strength all of its own. | „ | |
~ Ken Masters |
Background
Ken Masters is
Statistics
Key: Ken Masters | Violent Ken
Tier: 9-B | At least 9-B
Name: Ken Masters | Violent Ken, Brainwashed Ken[1]
Origin: Street Fighter
Sex: Male
Age: 20 to 30 years old
Classification: Martial Artist, Roaring Inferno[2], King of American Fighters[3]
Species: Human
Occupation: Hotel-Business Tycoon, Construction Worker[4] | Soldier of Shadaloo[5]
Status: Alive
Alignment: Chaotic Good (Ken is a man with a great fighting spirit[6], the type to see it as disgraceful for a true warrior to let himself get possessed[7]. Though his main goal was originally to achieve global fame as a martial artist[8], he is a good man who values his family above all else[9], to the point where he retired from fighting in order to look after them[10], and will force himself to go into hiding if it would keep Eliza and Mel safe[11]. Still, despite his pure intentions, Ken can be incredibly overconfident and makes jokes at his opponent's expense all the time[12]. Brash and arrogant, Ken loves standing over his opponents and laughing at them after knocking them out[13]) | Chaotic Evil (Ken, having been possessed by the psycho power of M. Bison[14], has become just as merciless and power-hungry as Evil Ryu[15]. His arrogance has been amplified, shown in his need to become stronger than anyone no matter the cost[16]. As he states himself, he now has the desire to destroy and kill all in his path[17])
Dimensionality: 3-D
Attack Potency: Wall level (Ken is consistently portrayed[18] as the main rival of Ryu[19], who broke multiple stone tiles[20], and broke three cinderblocks with one attack[21]. Can fight against and harm Adon[22], who broke a chunk off a statue's head[23]. Can also fight and harm characters like Birdie[24], who bent a large piece of metal[25]. The Street Fighter cast can break[26] apart cars[27], as well as entire semi-trucks overtime with various hits[28]. Can destroy wooden barrels[29] in a single hit[30], as well as destroy metal barrels[31] and stone walls overtime[32]. Can fight and harm Sagat[33], who broke a large rock in half[34]. Can fight and harm Zangief[35], who overpowered a large bear[36]) | At least Wall level (Violent Ken is infused with psycho power from M. Bison, making him far more powerful than the regular Ken[37])
Durability: Wall level | At least Wall level
Striking Strength: Wall Class | At least Wall Class
Lifting Strength: Class 50 (As his eternal rival[38], Ken should be comparable to Ryu, who lifted a large boulder over his head[39])
Travel Speed: Superhuman (Comparable to Sagat, who was able to get down from a large statue and appear behind the man watching him, before the man even noticed[40]) | At least Superhuman (Should be faster than regular Ken. Can move so fast that he leaves behind afterimages[41])
Combat Speed: Transonic (Comparable to Guile, who swings his arms fast enough to create a sonic boom, with Sonic Boom[42]) | At least Transonic (Should be faster than regular Ken)
Reaction Speed: Transonic | At least Transonic
Stamina: Athletic Human (Ken is a hardened fighter, used to participating in exhaustive battle. He is used to participating in, and winning, tournaments[43], showing his fortitude to fight at his peak condition no matter how many opponents face him successively) | Peak Human (Violent Ken has an insatiable lust for power[44], who feels the need to become stronger than anyone no matter the cost[45]. He loves the smell of raw blood and fighting, and hates boredom[46], and so will likely push himself to keep fighting until he can't anymore)
Range: Standard Melee, Several Meters with Hadoken and Hadoken variants
Intelligence: Average academically, Genius combatively (Ken was trained in Ansatsuken by Gouken[47] from a very young age[48]. He is a natural athlete[49] who mastered the Shoryuken technique into uncharted territories[50]. At just a young age, Ken became the champion of the All-American Martial Arts Tournament[51]. His Shoryureppa technique was created on the fly, without him even thinking he could pull it off[52])
Powers and Abilities
All previous abilities, Berserk Mode (Violent Ken is consumed by his own emotions, and each of his attacks are filled with hatred[71]), Psychic Energy Manipulation (Ken's Chi attacks are turned purple due to the infusion of Psycho Power[72]), Afterimage Creation (Rasetsu Kyaku has Violent Ken dash forwards and leave behind afterimages[73])
Notable Techniques
- Parry: Also known as the perfect guard or the perfect counter, the parry technique has the user time their block perfectly against an enemy's attack. In doing so, the user completely absorbs any damage they would've taken, and the enemy is left open for a counter-attack.
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Parry
- Focus Attack: When winding up a powerful attack, the user will be accompanied by black ink streaks, that indicate the use of a Focus Attack. This attack has the user absorb the first attack levied against them, before unleashing their devastating counter-attack, which will leave an opponent falling to their knees and vulnerable. A variation to the Focus Attack, the Red Focus Attack, will allow for the user to withstand any amount of attacks used against them while charging up.
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Focus Attack
- Heat Rush: Ken's V-Trigger. After shouting "I've reached my boiling point!", Ken channels heat throughout his entire body, which powers-up all of his attacks and adds fire properties to them. As such, his regular Hadoken, Tatsumaki Senpukyaku, and Shoryuken, transform into the Shakunetsu Hadoken, Flaming Tatsumaki Senpukyaku, and the Flaming Shoryuken.
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Heat Rush
- Drive Impact: Extremely similar to the Focus Attack, the Drive Impact has the user be surrounded by colorful line art, as they rush forwards and unleash an attack that will powerfully stagger the opponent. Should they be hit by a light attack during their Drive Impact, they will completely absorb the damage and continue their assault.
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Drive Impact
*Hadoken: The standard fireball of the Street Fighter series. The fighter channels all of their Ki and willpower into the palms of their hands, before unleashing a ball of blue energy towards their target. Though it's called a fireball, the Hadoken is said to be room temperature, and the feeling of its impact changes according to the user; for instance, Ryu's Hadoken feels like a hard kick with lingering pain, while Ken's Hadoken feels like a hard punch with brief pain.
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Hadoken
- Reppu Hadoshu: A variant of the standard Hadoken, that Ken has created during his training. Focusing his Ki and his willpower into his feet instead of his fists, Ken is able to unleash Hadoken blasts from his feet during kicks, allowing for an attack sure to catch his foes off-guard.
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Reppu Hadoshu
- Shakunetsu Hadoken: Often called the Red Hadoken, this move is a special variant of the standard Hadoken. Imbuing the standard blue Hadoken with thermal energy, it transforms into an orange ball of fire. Upon activating his Heat Rush, all of Ken's attacks gain a fiery property, which thus grants him the Shakunetsu Hadoken that he doesn't normally have. Unlike the regular Hadoken, this variant will hit an opponent several times before dispersing.
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Shakunetsu Hadoken
- Tatsumaki Senpukyaku: Also known as the Hurricane Kick, this special move has the user fly through the air with one leg extended out. The Tatsumaki Senpukyaku can act as a way to briefly soar across surfaces, as it can be used both the ground and in the air with ease. Much like the other techniques of Ansatsuken, this technique varies based on the user. For instance, Ryu's Hurricane Kick will hit once incredibly hard, while Ken's Hurricane Kick deals less damage but hits multiple times.
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Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
- Shippu Jinraikyaku: One of Ken's variations of the standard Hurricane Kick, which acts as one of his super attacks. He unleashes a flurry of kicks, before finishing with a rising Tatsumaki Senpukyaku. This move is quick to execute, making it useful in combos.
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Shippu Jinraikyaku
- Guren Senpukyaku: Ken's ultra attack, one of his most powerful variations of the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku. After pointing at his opponent with a cocky smile, Ken unleashes a barrage of flaming Tatsumaki Senpykyaku's across the ground, until one finally connects. Once it lands, and the opponent is sent into the air, he then finish them off with a final flaming kick.
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Guren Senpukyaku
- Guren Enjinkyaku: Another of Ken's ultra attack, his most powerful variation of the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku. After landing a jumping kick, Ken starts his attack combination, where he jumps off the opponent with the other foot, spinning on the ground backwards, and then running back up and hitting the opponent with an upward, flaming Tatsumaki. It ends with a final, slightly prolonged kick going straight across the opponent's face.
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Guren Enjinkyaku
- Shoryuken: Commonly referred to as the Dragon Punch, the Shoryuken is a rising uppercut attack commonly utilized by Ansatsuken practitioners. Very simply put, the Shoryuken has the user uppercut the foe, with a huge leap into the air. As with all other common Ansatsuken techniques, the Shoryuken has many different variations, and acts differently based on who uses it. For instance, Ryu's Shoryuken will hit once very powerfully, whilst Akuma's will hit several times. Ken's will also hit several times, but due to his mastery of the technique, he is able to infuse fire into it.
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Shoryuken
- Shoryureppa: During a tense battle, Ken created this variation of the Shoryuken on the fly, and pulled it off perfectly. The Shoryureppa technique involves Ken performing two Shoryuken techniques on his opponent in quick succession, usually lighting his opponent on fire along the way. The first Shoryuken is more grounded, while the second one launches him high into the air.
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Shoryureppa
- Shinryuken: While his master, Gouken, was believed to be dead, Ken created this attack to honor his teachings. It represents the full mastery of the Shoryuken technique, far beyond anyone else had been capable of. Though he usually leads-up to the attack with a flurry rush, the Shinryuken technique has Ken perform a spinning, fiery Shoryuken, that vertically ascends straight up.
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Shinryuken
*Psycho Hadoken: A variation of Ken's standard Hadoken, which has turned purple and increased in power, due to the infusion of M. Bison's Psycho Power.
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Psycho Hadoken
- Psycho Tatsumaki Senpukyaku: A variation of Ken's standard Tatsumaki Senpukyaku, which has increased in power due to the infusion of M. Bison's Psycho Power.
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Psycho Tatsumaki Senpukyaku
- Psycho Shoryuken: A variation of Ken's standard Shoryuken, which has increased in power due to the infusion of M. Bison's Psycho Power. When Ken utilizes the Shoryuken combined with his Heat Rush's fire powers, the fire of his Shoryuken is purple.
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Psycho Shoryuken
- Rasetsu Kyaku: This move was once Ken developed specifically during the time when he is Violent Ken, empowered by M. Bison's Psycho Power. Dashing forwards, Ken moves so fast that he leaves afterimages behind him, almost akin to a teleport. This ability allows for him to completely bypass projectiles.
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Rasetsu Kyaku
- Shinbu Messatsu: Violent Ken's super attack. After unleashing a barrage of powerful punches and kicks, Violent Ken will finish off the opponent by hitting them with a Shoryuken.
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Shinbu Messatsu
Other
Standard Tactics: Ken loves to show off during a fight, often opting to knock opponents out with a Hadoken before standing over them and laughing[74]. When facing an opponent he sees to be weaker than him, which are most people due to his large ego[75], Ken will merely dodge and play around until things get serious[76]. When engaged in a fight, Ken's main objective is to get into his opponent's face and push them into a corner[77]. While Ryu specializes in using his projectiles, Ken instead favors mastery over his Shoryuken, which he mixes with other agile attacks[78].
Weaknesses: Ken's natural fighting skill has fueled his giant ego, and he lets his skills constantly deteriorate due to spending time on the beach with Eliza[79]. Ken's heart is weak and can be consumed by his jealousy towards Ryu.
References
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 103
- ↑ Street Fighter IV Online Manual
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter 6
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 103
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha 2 Manual
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter 2 Violent Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter IV - Ken Arcade Mode
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter 6 World Tour - All Ken Cutscenes
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter IV - Ken Arcade Mode
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II - Violent Ken Intro
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II - Violent Ken Intro
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter 2 Violent Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter 2 Violent Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Over 35 Years of Ryu vs Ken
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 102
- ↑ Street Fighter 1987
- ↑ Street Fighter 1987
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha 2 Adon Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha 2 Birdie Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Street Fighter II: The World Warrior Car Minigame
- ↑ Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition Car Minigame
- ↑ Street Fighter 6: Truck Bonus Stage
- ↑ Street Fighter II
- ↑ Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition
- ↑ Street Fighter II
- ↑ Street Fighter II Turbo 16-Bit
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers Sagat Arcade Ending
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II: Champion Edition Ken Arcade Mode
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers Zangief Arcade Ending
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II - Violent Ken Intro
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 102
- ↑ Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike - Oro Arcade Mode
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha 3 - Sagat Story
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II
- ↑ Street Fighter 6
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II - Violent Ken Intro
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter 2 Violent Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 103
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 102
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha 2 - Ken Profile
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 102
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ The Side Readers : 03 「Unexpected Guests」
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter IV - Gouken Arcade Mode
- ↑ Super Street Fighter IV - Juri OVA
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
- ↑ Street Fighter IV
- ↑ Street Fighter 1987 - Street Fighter 6
- ↑ Street Fighter 1987 - Street Fighter V
- ↑ EVO Moment #37
- ↑ Street Fighter IV
- ↑ Street Fighter 6
- ↑ Street Fighter V
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II - Violent Ken Intro
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter 2 Violent Ken Arcade Mode Playthrough
- ↑ Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 103
- ↑ Shadaloo C.R.I. Character Guide 103
- ↑ Ultra Street Fighter II
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
- ↑ Street Fighter 6 World Tour - All Ken Cutscenes
- ↑ Street Fighter Alpha Anthology - Page 42
- ↑ Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
- ↑ Street Fighter 2 North American Manual Art
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