They're on the way to the dojo owned by Chun-Li's father. He would have been a star! Ryu smirks, unconvinced. The gang are in the hotel limo and Ken laments the decision to leave the fight out of the film. Picking up from the last episode, its a bit later in the day. I included extra pics (mostly for Claire), to make up for it.Įpisode 6: Appearance of the Secret Technique – The Ki Begins to Rise, the Awakening of Hadou. I'd wanted to post it on Tuesday or Wednesday, but I was sick on Tuesday and we've been having a heatwave since then, which made me disinclined to hang out by my computer. Though some things show up, overall the series is grounded in reality. The director loves it and yells that with that fight in the film, it'll actually be worth seeing!Ĭlick to expand.Yeah Claire, if you're expecting a lot of over the top special moves in this series, you're going to be disappointed. In the process, he and Fei have inadvertantly reset to their Street Fighter 1 pose.
Ken goes for more rushdown, but eats a kick to the face, but counters with one of his own. "Put him down for the count, Ken!" Ryu bellows. This is a mistake, as Ken is able to counter one of the punches into a hip toss. Fei Long is a little surprised when Ken lands a few, and tries to regain the advantage. The director likes what he sees, and calls for Ken to go on the offensive. Ryu eagerly yells that he would have mopped the floor with him by now.
A little Fei Long rushdown sees a couple elbows land, before Ken dodges away. Now Ken tries a few moves, but Fei Long counters and showboats with a crane stance. Another minion appaers, holding a "BE QUIET!" sign. This confuses Ryu, who shouts that Ken shouldn't be playing with him. Fei Long starts off with a series of quick attacks, but Ken dodges or blocks all of them, while backing away.
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