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* EmpathicEnvironment: The fight between [[spoiler: Goutetsu]] and Akuma happens in the middle of a [[PartlyCloudyWithAChanceOfDeath storm]]. Akuma's heaven symbol even appears in the clouds afterwards. The latter also acts as a ShouOut to the [=OVA=] ''StreetfighterAlphaGenerations" where the same thing happens.
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* EmpathicEnvironment: The fight between [[spoiler: Goutetsu]] and Akuma happens in the middle of a [[PartlyCloudyWithAChanceOfDeath storm]]. Akuma's heaven symbol even appears in the clouds afterwards. The latter also acts as a ShouOut ShoutOut to the [=OVA=] ''StreetfighterAlphaGenerations" where the same thing happens.
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* DawsonCasting: Christian Howard and Mike Moh who play Ken and Ryu are in their late 20s. Both characters are stated to be in their teens. The series simply plays this off as the two being YoungerThanTheyLook in the scene where Ken drags Ryu into a bar and nobody notices their age (except for the crazy fisherman).
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: When Ken drags him to the bar, Ryu protests by saying they're not even old enough to drink. One of the elderly bar patrons calls them on it later.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: When Ken drags him to the bar, Ryu protests by saying they're not even old enough to drink. One of the elderly bar patrons calls them on it later.later.
** This is also a case of DawsonCasting, both the actors for Ryu and Ken are in their late 20s.
** This is also a case of DawsonCasting, both the actors for Ryu and Ken are in their late 20s.
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* DawsonsCasting: Christian Howard, who plays Ken is 23 while Mike Moh who plays Ryu is 24. Both characters are stated to be in their teens in the series. The series simply plays this off as the two being YoungerThanTheyLook in the scene where Ken drags Ryu into a bar and nobody notices their age (except for the crazy fisherman).
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* DawsonsCasting: DawsonCasting: Christian Howard, who plays Ken is 23 while Howard and Mike Moh who plays play Ken and Ryu is 24. are in their late 20s. Both characters are stated to be in their teens in the series.teens. The series simply plays this off as the two being YoungerThanTheyLook in the scene where Ken drags Ryu into a bar and nobody notices their age (except for the crazy fisherman).
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* DisappearedDad: Ken's father, who left him with Gouken while he saved his company in the States. [[spoiler: He comes back in after four episodes, asking Ken to come back and take over the company. Ken is noticeably upset, but hears him hour. Ken eventually turns him down, opting instead to finish his training.]]
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* DisappearedDad: Ken's father, who left him with Gouken while he saved his company in the States. [[spoiler: He comes back in after four episodes, asking Ken to come back and take over the company. Ken is noticeably upset, but hears him hour.out. Ken eventually turns him down, opting instead to finish his training.]]
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A WebOriginal series based upon the lore of the famous ''StreetFighter'' video game series. It depicts the training of Ryu and Ken, the franchise's original protagonists, as they uncover the past of their master, Gouken, and learn the dark secrets of their martial art, Ansatsuken.
The full series debuted on Machinima on May 23rd, 2014, and can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZLTS4u9M_2r89MGqgDNGGxQfmLuhtxqU here]].
The full series debuted on Machinima on May 23rd, 2014, and can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZLTS4u9M_2r89MGqgDNGGxQfmLuhtxqU here]].
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Gouken, who doesn't resemble the mountain of muscle and beard depicted in SFIV.
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* AfraidOfTheirOwnStrength: Ryu takes to the Hadoken technique quickly, but refuses to fire it and goes to train alone. He concentrates and fires off his first one...which accidentally hits Ken. Had Gouken not acted quickly, Ken would've died from that single blast.
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* AfraidOfTheirOwnStrength: Ryu takes to the Hadoken technique quickly, but refuses to fire it and goes to train alone. He concentrates and fires off his first one...one, which accidentally hits Ken. Had Gouken not acted quickly, Ken would've died from that single blast.
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* BoxingLesson: Ryu and Ken receive one, courtesy of [[spoiler: Ken's father]].
* CainAndAbel: Gouken and Gouki, as a result of the latter's use of Satsui No Hado. When things start getting bloody, Goutetsu immediately [[spoiler: banishes Gouki from the dojo, stating that he'd be considered an enemy if he returned]].
* CainAndAbel: Gouken and Gouki, as a result of the latter's use of Satsui No Hado. When things start getting bloody, Goutetsu immediately [[spoiler: banishes Gouki from the dojo, stating that he'd be considered an enemy if he returned]].
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* CainAndAbel: Gouken and Gouki, as a result of the latter's use of Satsui No Hado. When things start getting bloody, Goutetsu immediately [[spoiler: banishes Gouki from the dojo, stating that he'd be considered an enemy if hereturned]].returned.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: Ken starts off brash and impatient, already considering leaving the dojo. A few episodes in, and he [[spoiler: decides to stay and finish his training, refusing his father's offer to come home and take over the company]]. He ends up become a much more mentally and emotionally balanced person in the long run, [[spoiler: even more than Ryu.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: Ken starts off brash and impatient, already considering leaving the dojo. A few episodes in, and he [[spoiler: decides to stay and finish his training, refusing his father's offer to come home and take over the company]]. company.]] He ends up become a much more mentally and emotionally balanced person in the long run, [[spoiler: even more than Ryu.]]
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Ken, who has his ''Alpha'' ponytail. He even gets mocked for it by a local fisherman.
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* KamehameHadoken: It wouldn't be Street Fighter without it. However, the series focuses on Ryu and Ken actually ''learning'' to perform it; when Gouken demonstrates it for the first time, they react how people would in RealLife. It also requires more concentration and is less flashy than the video game versions.
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* KamehameHadoken: It wouldn't be Street Fighter ''Street Fighter'' without it. However, the series focuses on Ryu and Ken actually ''learning'' to perform it; when Gouken demonstrates it for the first time, they react how people would in RealLife. It also requires more concentration and is less flashy than the video game versions.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: As their training winds down, Ryu and Ken get a NES and a copy of ''Mega Man''. Gouken peeks in, and it looks like he's going to reprimand them...but then he asks if it's any good.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: As their training winds down, Ryu and Ken get a NES and a copy of ''Mega Man''.''VideoGame/MegaMan''. Gouken peeks in, and it looks like he's going to reprimand them...but then he asks if it's any good.
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* RaceLift: Averted. While Joey Ansah who plays Akuma is of mixed caucasian-african descent, Akuma/Gouki is still Japanese in the story. The look is simply explained as the effects of the Satsui no Hadou corrupting Gouki. It also helps that Joey as Akuma looks pretty much like he does in the video games.
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* RaceLift: Averted. While Joey Ansah who plays Akuma is of mixed caucasian-african Caucasian-African descent, Akuma/Gouki is still Japanese in the story. The look is simply explained as the effects of the Satsui no Hadou corrupting Gouki. It also helps that Joey as Akuma looks pretty much like he does in the video games.
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* RealityEnsues: Ken manages to pull off his signature flaming Shoryuken...and needs to have his hand treated for the burn afterwards.
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* RealityEnsues: Ken manages to pull off his signature flaming Shoryuken...and Shoryuken. He needs to have his hand treated for the burn afterwards.
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* Shoryuken: Wouldn't be StreetFighter without it. Gouken can jump ''much'' higher than his students, leading Ken to wonder when they're going to learn it.
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* Shoryuken: Wouldn't be StreetFighter ''Street Fighter'' without it. Gouken can jump ''much'' higher than his students, leading Ken to wonder when they're going to learn it.
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* RaceLift: Averted. While Joey Ansah who plays Akuma is of mixed caucasian-african descent Akuma/Gouki is still Japanese. The look is simply explained as the effects of the Satsui no Hadou corrupting Gouki. It also helps that Joey as Akuma looks pretty much like he does in the video games.
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A WebOriginal series based upon the lore of the famous StreetFighter ''StreetFighter'' video game series. It depicts the training of Ryu and Ken, the franchise's original protagonists, as they uncover the past of their master, Gouken, and learn the dark secrets of their martial art, Ansatsuken.
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* Leitmotif: The neighbor from across the lake returns in episode 10 and performs a song he wrote for Ryu on his flute. It's the theme from the SNES games, of course. Ken's theme plays on a radio during their workout session shortly afterward.
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* Leitmotif: {{Leitmotif}}: The neighbor from across the lake returns in episode 10 and performs a song he wrote for Ryu on his flute. It's the theme from the SNES games, of course. Ken's theme plays on a radio during their workout session shortly afterward.
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* Unperson: Goutetsu tries to make everyone forget about [[spoiler: Gouki after he's been banished, but it doesn't work.]]
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* RaceLift: Averted. While Joey Ansah who plays Akuma is of mixed caucasian-african descent Akuma/Gouki is still Japanese. The look is simply explained as the effects of the Satsui no Hadou corrupting Gouki. It also helps that Joey as Akuma looks pretty much like he does in the video games.
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* EvilMakesYouUgly: Justified. Goutetsu explains that the Satsui No Hado leaves a tremendous toll on the body, and that the Ansatsuken masters of ancient times usually lived to be 40 at most. The only reason he survived so long is because he developed a more balanced style.
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* EvilMakesYouUgly: Justified. Goutetsu explains that the Satsui No Hado leaves takes a tremendous tremendous, deforming toll on the body, and that the Ansatsuken masters of ancient times usually lived to be 40 at most. The only reason he survived so long is because he developed a more balanced style. When Gouki sees his monstrous face in a reflection, he's shocked for a few moments.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Prior to Ryu and Ken's climactic fight, Gouki takes them aside individually and gives them strategic advice. His words accurately describe the tactics used by the characters in the video game.
* OldRetainer: Senzo.
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* ParentalSubstitute: Gouken for both protagonists.
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* PlayingWithFire: Gouken, most notably [[spoiler: burning Gouki's notebook by just holding it in his hand and staring]].
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* SiblingTriangle: Gouken and Gouki vie for Sayaka's attention, culminating in [[spoiler: Sayaka blocking Gouki with her body and talking Gouken out of killing him with a Hadoken]]. It's later revealed she chose [[spoiler: Gouki, and was heartbroken when he walked out on the dojo]].
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* SiblingTriangle: Gouken and Gouki vie for Sayaka's attention, culminating in [[spoiler: Sayaka blocking Gouki with her body and talking Gouken out of killing him with a Hadoken]]. It's later revealed she chose [[spoiler: Gouki, and was heartbroken when he walked out on the dojo]].dojo. She later gets closer to Gouken, but ends up walking out on him and the dojo.]]
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* TragicKeepsake: The iconic symbol on Gouki's back is the kanji for "heaven". [[spoiler: Sayaka gave it to him as calligraphy, serving as a reminder of both her and his ultimate goal of immortal glory. He ends up burning the calligraphy, but keeps the symbol]].
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* TragicKeepsake: The iconic symbol on Gouki's Akuma's back is the kanji for "heaven". [[spoiler: Sayaka gave it to him as calligraphy, serving as a reminder of both her and his ultimate goal of immortal glory. He ends up burning the calligraphy, but keeps the symbol]].symbol.]]
** Akuma obtained his prayer bead necklace by [[spoiler: challenging and killing Goutetsu.]]
** Akuma obtained his prayer bead necklace by [[spoiler: challenging and killing Goutetsu.]]
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* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Ryu and Ken play this straight; Ryu is quieter and more mindful of Gouken, while Ken is quick-tempered and more rebellious. [[spoiler: By the end, however, Ken develops into a more responsible and emotionally/mentally balanced person, while Ryu still bottles everything up and inadvertently taps into Satsui No Hado. Gouken notices how far Ken has come and privately asks him to take care of Ryu after they've left the dojo.]]
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* BigBrotherMentor: Surprisingly, Gouken chooses [[spoiler: Ken over Ryu]] as the more stable of his two students, and requests that he take of the other once they've left the dojo. He even tells him that "you're the big brother now."
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* CharacterDevelopment: Ken starts off brash and impatient, already considering leaving the dojo. A few episodes in, and he [[spoiler: decides to stay and finish his training, refusing his father's offer to come home and take over the company]].
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* IconicItem: Ryu gets his iconic belt as a parting gift from Gouken. Ryu's red headband is given to him by Ken after their climactic fight. [[spoiler: Ryu went berserk with Satsui No Hado, and Ken stopped him with a flaming Shoryuken. The resulting blow cracked Ryu's head open, and Ken quickly tied the headband to stop the bleeding.]]
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* NotMeThisTime: After Ryu and Ken's fight, Gouken immediately assumes Ken [[spoiler: tapped into the Satsui No Hado again. Turns out it was Ryu this time.]]
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* DidNotGetTheGirl: Gouki walks out on Sayaka, and [[spoiler: Sayaka eventually walks out on Gouken.]]
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* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: What the fight between Ryu and Ken briefly boils down to [[spoiler: when Ryu triggers the Satsui No Hado and loses control of himself.]]
* InMediasRes: The series starts with Ryu and Ken, but skips back to their training and other flashbacks. The series doesn't return to the same scene until the end of episode 11.
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* TheOneThatGotAway: Sayaka for [[spoiler: Gouki ''and'' Gouken. The former when he was banished from the dojo, and the latter in the aftermath of Goutetsu's death.]]
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* BadassBack: How Gouki is reintroduced in the current setting. Ryu even notices the iconic kanji on his outfit.
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* BadassBack: How Gouki Akuma is reintroduced introduced in the current setting. Ryu even notices the iconic kanji on his outfit.
** Goutetsu, who is actually much kinder and perceptive than he lets on.
* EmpathicEnvironment: The fight between [[spoiler: Goutetsu]] and Akuma happens in the middle of a [[PartlyCloudyWithAChanceOfDeath storm]]. Akuma's heaven symbol even appears in the clouds afterwards.
* ItAlwaysRainsAtFunerals: It starts raining when [[spoiler: Goutetsu]] dies.
* TheObiWan: [[spoiler: Goutetsu]] faces Akuma alone and comes close to killing him, but to no avail.
* PassingTheTorch: Goutetsu knows how things are playing out and make sure that Gouken inherits all of the teachings and scrolls of Ansatsuken [[spoiler: before confronting Akuma in a fight to the death]].
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* SoProudOfYou: Goutetsu tells Gouken this almost verbatim once the latter has finished his training.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Episodes 7 and 8 are shown from Gouki's perspective, covering six months of time after he starts training on his own.
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* EyeScream: [[spoiler: Goutetsu]], a nasty result of being on the receiving end of a Raging Demon.
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* EyeScream: [[spoiler: Goutetsu]], a nasty result of being on the receiving end of a Raging Demon.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: When Gouki takes the exact wording of the Ansatsuken art to heart, Goutetsu quickly points out that it was developed in times of warfare and can be interpreted differently now. He points out how foolish Gouki is for thinking he understands such things, and that the Satsui No Hado is already wrecking his body.
* MundaneUtility: At one point, Gouki fires a Hadoken into a lake and collects some dead fish.
* PurpleisPowerful: Gouki's flames turn purple after he's completed his training.
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* TragicKeepsake: The iconic symbol on Gouki's back is the kanji for "heaven". [[spoiler: Sayaka gave it to him as calligraphy, serving as a reminder of both her and his ultimate goal]].
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* TragicKeepsake: The iconic symbol on Gouki's back is the kanji for "heaven". [[spoiler: Sayaka gave it to him as calligraphy, serving as a reminder of both her and his ultimate goal]].goal of immortal glory. He ends up burning the calligraphy, but keeps the symbol]].
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Episodes 7 and 8 are shown from Gouki's perspective, covering six months of time after he starts training on his own.
* EveryoneCanSeeIt: Between Gouki and Sayaka.
* EvilMakesYouUgly: Justified. Goutetsu explains that the Satsui No Hado leaves a tremendous toll on the body, and that the Ansatsuken masters of ancient times usually lived to be 40 at most. The only reason he survived so long is because he developed a more balanced style.
* EvilMakesYouUgly: Justified. Goutetsu explains that the Satsui No Hado leaves a tremendous toll on the body, and that the Ansatsuken masters of ancient times usually lived to be 40 at most. The only reason he survived so long is because he developed a more balanced style.
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* SiblingTriangle: Gouken and Gouki vie for Sayaka's attention, culminating in [[spoiler: Sayaka blocking Gouki with her body and talking Gouken out of killing him with a Hadoken]].
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* SiblingTriangle: Gouken and Gouki vie for Sayaka's attention, culminating in [[spoiler: Sayaka blocking Gouki with her body and talking Gouken out of killing him with a Hadoken]]. It's later revealed she chose [[spoiler: Gouki, and was heartbroken when he walked out on the dojo]].
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* AfraidOfTheirOwnStrength: Ryu takes to the Hadoken technique quickly, but refuses to fire it and goes to train alone. He concentrates and fires off his first one...which accidentally hits Ken. Had Gouken not acted quickly, Ken would've died from that single blast.
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* WeWillMeetAgain: Gouki says this almost verbatim to Gouken after crossing paths in the present.
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* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: Ryu. An old man found him wandering in the woods as a small child, and brought him to Gouken.
* FlatWhat: Gouken's reaction when he's tasked with becoming Ryu's ParentalSubstitute.
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* MeaningfulName: Gouken compares Ryu's latent power to that of a rising dragon, and Ryu means dragon in Japanese.
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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Gouki seemed like a good enough kid, but that all changed once he got a look at the Satsui No Hado scrolls.
* DysfunctionalFamily: Goutetsu, Sayaka, Gouken, and Gouki lived peacefully at the dojo until Gouki started using Satsui No Hado.
* GoMadFromTheRevelation: Gouki learns about Satsui No Hado, and that Goutetsu intentionally hid it from him and Gouken. He learns the technique and keeps it to himself [[spoiler: until he becomes so unstable that he nearly murders Gouken and gets kicked out of the dojo.]]
* PoorCommunicationKills: Goutetsu has ''very'' good reason for keeping his students LockedOutOfTheLoop with regards to the Satsui No Hado, but Gouki discovered it anyway. Gouken desperately wants to make sure the same doesn't happen with Ryu and Ken.
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* SanitySlippage: Gouki learns the Satsui No Hado, making him strong but far more emotionally unstable.
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* SanitySlippage: Gouki learns the Satsui No Hado, making him strong stronger but far more emotionally unstable.
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* StartOfDarkness: Gouki ''really'' took to Goutetsu's teachings, to the point of copying his Satsui No Hado scrolls.
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* StartOfDarkness: Gouki ''really'' took to Goutetsu's teachings, to the point of secretly copying his Satsui No Hado scrolls.scrolls. [[spoiler: After he attempts to kill Gouken in a sparring match, Goutetsu figures out what's going on and promptly banishes him.]]
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Gouken and Gouki. Even after Gouki [[spoiler: tried to kill him and got banished from the dojo, Gouken begged him to stay and said he'd try to get Goutetsu to reconsider. He fails, and they part ways.]]
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* AwfulTruth: Gouki discovers that since Ansatsuken is an assassination art, [[spoiler: he and Gouken have be raised to carry on a legacy that can only have one master, and that the two of them will have to fight for it at some point.]]
* CainAndAbel: Gouken and Gouki, as a result of the latter's use of Satsui No Hado. When things start getting bloody, Goutetsu immediately [[spoiler: banishes Gouki from the dojo, stating that he'd be considered an enemy if he returned]].
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* CursedWithAwesome: The Satsui No Hado grants you immense power, but drives you insane if left unchecked.
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* CursedWithAwesome: The Satsui No Hado grants you immense power, but [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique drives you insane insane]] if left unchecked.
* SanitySlippage: Gouki learns the Satsui No Hado, making him strong but far more emotionally unstable.
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* TheStoic: Ryu, as usual.
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* TheStoic: Ryu, as usual. usual.
* TameHisAnger: Part of the reason Ken is left at the dojo.
* TenderTears: Sayaka, once she realizes that [[spoiler: the family is damaged beyond repair and that Gouki has been banished.]]
* TameHisAnger: Part of the reason Ken is left at the dojo.
* TenderTears: Sayaka, once she realizes that [[spoiler: the family is damaged beyond repair and that Gouki has been banished.]]
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* BoxingLesson: Ryu and Ken receive one, courtesy of [[spoiler: Ken's father]].
* ChickMagnet: When they go to the club, Ken immediately gets comfortable with a group of women. Ryu is too distracted and uncomfortable to realize the ladies are eying him as well.
* HangoverSensitivity: After their victory in the club fight, Ryu and Ken have some drinks. The next morning, they're in no condition to train.
* LongHairedPrettyboy: Ken, as usual. Also doubles as a BarbarianLonghair when it's loose.
* PlayingWithFire: Gouken, most notably [[spoiler: burning Gouki's notebook by just holding it in his hand and staring]].
* RapidFireFisticuffs: [[spoiler: Ken's father]] is ''much'' faster than he looks, even in business causal attire.
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Satsui No Hado is extremely dangerous. Knowing what happened to his brother, Gouken desperately tries to keep it out of Ryu and Ken's training.
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Satsui No Hado is extremely dangerous. Knowing what happened to his brother, Gouken desperately tries to keep it out of Ryu and Ken's training.training.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: When Ken drags him to the bar, Ryu protests by saying they're not even old enough to drink. One of the elderly bar patrons calls them on it later.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: When Ken drags him to the bar, Ryu protests by saying they're not even old enough to drink. One of the elderly bar patrons calls them on it later.
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* BadDreams: After moving on to the next level of Ansatsuken, Ryu starts having dreams about some kind of dark spirit or force hanging around the dojo. Three guesses as to what it is.
* CharacterDevelopment: Ken starts off brash and impatient, already considering leaving the dojo. A few episodes in, and he [[spoiler: decides to stay and finish his training, refusing his father's offer to come home and take over the company]].
* CharacterDevelopment: Ken starts off brash and impatient, already considering leaving the dojo. A few episodes in, and he [[spoiler: decides to stay and finish his training, refusing his father's offer to come home and take over the company]].
** Ken's father, who [[spoiler: returns to offer Ken his company, and gives both students some hands-on boxing training.]]
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* DisappearedDad: Ken's father, who left him with Gouken while he saved his company in the States.
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* DisappearedDad: Ken's father, who left him with Gouken while he saved his company in the States. [[spoiler: He comes back in after four episodes, asking Ken to come back and take over the company. Ken is noticeably upset, but hears him hour. Ken eventually turns him down, opting instead to finish his training.]]
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* FightClubbing: Ken somehow talks Ryu into going to a bar, where they discover a street fighting competition between local soldiers. Needless to say, it doesn't last long.
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* ParentalNeglect: Ken ''thought'' his father was doing this, until he realizes his father was focusing on building the company for his sake.
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* SittingOnTheRoof: Ryu and Ken share a meal on the dojo roof while discussing [[spoiler: Ken's decision between going home and taking care of the company, or staying and finishing his training.]]
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* TheCorruption: Satsui No Hado is incredibly dangerous both physically and mentally, and it doesn't take long for it to affect Gouki. When Gouken finds out [[spoiler: Ken used Gouki's notebook to learn the Hadoken]], he immediately confronts and forbids him from ever using it again.
* CursedWithAwesome: The Satsui No Hado grants you immense power, but drives you insane if left unchecked.
* DisappearedDad: Ken's father, who left him with Gouken while he saved his company in the States.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Ken, who has his ''Alpha'' ponytail. He even gets mocked for it by a local fisherman.
* CursedWithAwesome: The Satsui No Hado grants you immense power, but drives you insane if left unchecked.
* DisappearedDad: Ken's father, who left him with Gouken while he saved his company in the States.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Ken, who has his ''Alpha'' ponytail. He even gets mocked for it by a local fisherman.
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* HeirToTheDojo: Goutetsu took over the family dojo after returning from World War II.
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* MissingMom: Ken's mother died when he was just a child.
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* OhCrap: When Gouken realizes [[spoiler: Ken learned the Hadoken via Gouki's Satsui No Hado notes]]. He immediately confronts and forbids him from doing so.
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* StartOfDarkness: Gouki ''really'' took to Goutetsu's teachings, to the point of copying his Satsui No Hado scrolls.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Gouken, who doesn't resemble the mountain of muscle and beard depicted in SFIV.
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* HurricaneKick: It's a main component of Ansatsuken. Appropriately, Ken is the first of the two students to pull it off in a fight.
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* KamehameHadoken: It wouldn't be Street Fighter without it. However, the series focuses on Ryu and Ken actually ''learning'' to perform it; when Gouken demonstrates it for the first time, they react how people would in RealLife. It also requires more concentration and is less flashy than the video game versions.
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* LonelyRichKid: Ken. When his mother died, he got into lots of fights and was kicked out of school. His father needed to focus on saving the Masters Foundation, so he left Ken with Gouken.
* MythologyGag: There's a board in the dojo that lists all the students that have trained there. One of them is Dan.
* ObviouslyEvil: Gouki, who is clearly obsessed with Satsui No Hado even early on.
* MythologyGag: There's a board in the dojo that lists all the students that have trained there. One of them is Dan.
* ObviouslyEvil: Gouki, who is clearly obsessed with Satsui No Hado even early on.
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* ParentalSubstitute: Gouken for both protagonists.
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* Shoryuken: Wouldn't be StreetFighter without it. Gouken can jump ''much'' higher than his students, leading Ken to wonder when they're going to learn it.
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The full series debuted on Machinima on May 23rd, 2014, and can be found here.
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The full series debuted on Machinima on May 23rd, 2014, and can be found here.
[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZLTS4u9M_2r89MGqgDNGGxQfmLuhtxqU here]].
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* HowDoIShotWeb: The series focuses on Ryu and Ken ''before'' they learned how to do all of their iconic attacks.
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* FriendlyRivalry: Ryu and Ken, who grew up together at the dojo.
* HowDoIShotWeb: The series focuses on Ryu and Ken ''before'' they learned how to do all of their iconic attacks. Gouken even breaks down the Hadoken into the individual hand motions and stances.
* HowDoIShotWeb: The series focuses on Ryu and Ken ''before'' they learned how to do all of their iconic attacks. Gouken even breaks down the Hadoken into the individual hand motions and stances.
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* TrainingFromHell: Ryu and Ken, as per the discipline needed for their martial art. Flashbacks show that, compared to Goutetsu's training regime, Gouken is going relatively ''easy'' on them.
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* PowerIncontinence: Once Gouki learns more about the Satsui No Hado, it quickly becomes obvious he's becoming consumed by it. Gouken desperately wants to make sure the same doesn't happen to Ryu and Ken.
* RedOniBlueOni: Ryu is blue and Ken is red, like usual. It's even alluded to when they're describing their energy flows; Ryu's feels cool, and Ken's is warm.
* ShirtlessScene: Both characters get them in early episodes.
* TheStoic: Ryu, as usual.
* TrainingFromHell: Ryu and Ken, as per the discipline needed for their martial art. Flashbacks show that, compared to Goutetsu's training regime, Gouken is going relatively ''easy'' onthem.them.
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Satsui No Hado is extremely dangerous. Knowing what happened to his brother, Gouken desperately tries to keep it out of Ryu and Ken's training.
* RedOniBlueOni: Ryu is blue and Ken is red, like usual. It's even alluded to when they're describing their energy flows; Ryu's feels cool, and Ken's is warm.
* ShirtlessScene: Both characters get them in early episodes.
* TheStoic: Ryu, as usual.
* TrainingFromHell: Ryu and Ken, as per the discipline needed for their martial art. Flashbacks show that, compared to Goutetsu's training regime, Gouken is going relatively ''easy'' on
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Satsui No Hado is extremely dangerous. Knowing what happened to his brother, Gouken desperately tries to keep it out of Ryu and Ken's training.
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A WebOriginal series based upon the lore of the famous StreetFighter video game series. It depicts the training of Ryu and Ken, the franchise's original protagonists, as they uncover the past of their master, Gouken, and learn the dark secrets of their martial art, Ansatsuken.
The full series debuted on Machinima on May 23rd, 2014, and can be found here.
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!This work contains examples of:
* BadassGrandpa: Goutetsu, a World War II veteran who inherited the dojo after the war.
* CoolOldGuy: Gouken, even if he doesn't look that old.
* HowDoIShotWeb: The series focuses on Ryu and Ken ''before'' they learned how to do all of their iconic attacks.
* IWasQuiteALooker: Gouken, judging by the flashbacks.
* KiManipulation: As expected, given how the Hadoken is an essential part of Ansatsuken.
* OldMaster: Gouken. Flashbacks reveal ''his'' old master, Goutetsu.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Gouken, who was not quite a teenager after World War II ended.
* PhysicalFitnessPunishment: Mouthing off to Gouken earns you 50 pushups.
* TrainingFromHell: Ryu and Ken, as per the discipline needed for their martial art. Flashbacks show that, compared to Goutetsu's training regime, Gouken is going relatively ''easy'' on them.
The full series debuted on Machinima on May 23rd, 2014, and can be found here.
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!This work contains examples of:
* BadassGrandpa: Goutetsu, a World War II veteran who inherited the dojo after the war.
* CoolOldGuy: Gouken, even if he doesn't look that old.
* HowDoIShotWeb: The series focuses on Ryu and Ken ''before'' they learned how to do all of their iconic attacks.
* IWasQuiteALooker: Gouken, judging by the flashbacks.
* KiManipulation: As expected, given how the Hadoken is an essential part of Ansatsuken.
* OldMaster: Gouken. Flashbacks reveal ''his'' old master, Goutetsu.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Gouken, who was not quite a teenager after World War II ended.
* PhysicalFitnessPunishment: Mouthing off to Gouken earns you 50 pushups.
* TrainingFromHell: Ryu and Ken, as per the discipline needed for their martial art. Flashbacks show that, compared to Goutetsu's training regime, Gouken is going relatively ''easy'' on them.
