Chun-Li_Forever

Thoughts in regards to attack strength canoncity?
 
 

The Raging Demon is so 1994. It can't kill for shit. The attack Akuma develops at the end of SF4 and again at the end of 3S are more powerful than SGS and arguably the strongest/most destructive canonical attacks we've seen so far. 

There is also no canonical sources to place the power level of Oro and Gill's attacks AFAIK. All the Illuminati Secret Techniques are OP AF but are they stronger than Shin Shoryuken? From a visual stand point they may appear to be but Rose's SF5 CA looks like a small tactical nuke.

Chun-Li's super Kikosho can also create craters the size of a football field according to Aftermath, and Bison can more than match that one with the Psycho Explosion also seen in that OVA (in game the closest equivalent would be MvC's Super). Speaking of Bison, the Final Psycho Crusher is up there. Bison was using his Psycho Power in SFA3 to literally blow up entire cities, and the Final Psycho Crusher is his bodily manifestation of all that power. It is very likely to be stronger than anything Gill and Oro could muster.





 

So much mashing, it's giving me a headache. But looks like you can link st.lp from Punish Counter Legs. (Possible extending it into st.lp, LK SBK?)
 
 

So much mashing, it's giving me a headache. But looks like you can link st.lp from Punish Counter Legs. (Possible extending it into st.lp, LK SBK?)
 
 

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/1d5mG
 

 

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I'm excited to see everyone else's Perfect win animations.

I'm excited to see everyone else's Perfect win animations.

I found Chun-Li's Win quote to Jamie. Seen at the end of this video here. It's fading out, so pause to see it real quick. But it's interesting.
 
 
Chun-Li to Jamie: "Fancy yourself a peacekeeper, don't you? That's fine and all, but mind your manners."
 
Jamie is known as they local peacekeeper in Chinatown. So we already got a similarity of how Chun-Li fought for peace and justice when she was younger. And now Jamie is doing the same, though starting small on a local level. I'm not sure if Chun-Li continues to do so, since she's probably busy teaching kids kung fu. She is a respected member of the community, so either her reputation precedes her (she's so legendary that no one would dare mess with her and her town), or Chun-Li continues to protect her community outside of her job. 
Jamie aspires to follow the example of Yun and Yang, but correct me if I'm wrong with this. But isn't Yun and Yang partially following in the footsteps and look up to Chun-Li? So Jamie is a mere 2 degrees away from Ms. Legendary Lighting Legs herself. 
Of course, Chun-Li is quick to point out for the young blood Jamie to respect his elders. I'm guessing this could me out of more than just respect. But Chun-Li was indeed an emotionally driven, and headstrong character in her Alpha years. And it certainly has landed her into trouble more than once. Maybe Chun-Li wants Jamie to not let his youthful inexperience and attitude to take for granted the important things in life.
Now granted, we've yet to see any real deep emotional connections to anything with Jamie. He's just a fun character ready to make some noise and some impact. But later down the line, maybe he'll find something worth fighting for that might have to take seriously? It's interesting to think about. And I'm curious how Chun's and Jamie's relationship will pan out, seeing as both have connections to Yun and Yang.

Mai wins
 

My prediction is Chun-Li's Perfect animation is going to bring back the "Yatta"
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
That, or they gonna have her be twerkin.
 

My prediction is Chun-Li's Perfect animation is going to bring back the "Yatta"
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
That, or they gonna have her be twerkin.
 

My prediction is Chun-Li's Perfect animation is going to bring back the "Yatta"
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
That, or they gonna have her be twerkin.
 

My prediction is Chun-Li's Perfect animation is going to bring back the "Yatta"
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
That, or they gonna have her be twerkin.
 

You are really showing what a transphobic bigot you are by misgendering Makoto. We have transgender people in games now, you'll just have to learn to live with it. I could go into why all the characters from America are cis-gender white guys and not, for example, Puerto Rican, but I'm guessing that's fine with you as I bet you hate Puerto Ricans as much as transgender people. 
 
There are about a million problematic things about SFII besides its obvious exclusion of transgender people:
 
- No openly gay characters
 
- Only 2 female characters
 
- No representation from non-human animals. I guess Capcom cares as little about animals as they care about the LGBTQ+ community.
 
- No representation of people on the spectrum; they could've easily made - for example - T.Hawk even more inclusive by giving him Asperger Syndrome, but apparently the developers weren't considerate enough to think of that.
 
- In that same vein, there's no character with schizophrenia either. That would've made for a great stance character. Missed opportunity yet again.
 
- No full amputees. Just because you have no arms and legs doesn't mean you can't fight.
 
- No verbal only character who doesn't use a martial art, e.g. a Schopenhauer devotee who convinces the opponent to give up voluntarily, as all existence is pointless anyway.
 
Capcom seriously needs to work on their inclusivity, and not listen so much to Puerto Rican-hating people like Sonero.