RYU

Does the Eternally Wandering Warrior really need any introduction?

COMBOS

   P, P, P, P
   Four basic punches, with the last one being a delayed uppercut.

   P, K, K, K
   A punch followed by three basic kicks, the last one being a delayed 
stepping reverse kick (from SF3) to the stomach.

   P, P, P, K
   Three punches with the final hit being a guard crush axe kick.

   P, P, K, K
   Two punches followed by a low kick to the shins, and the final hit 
being his guard crush axe kick.

   P, K, P, P
   A punch followed by a kick.  For the third hit, he puts on boxing 
gloves and does a 2 hit overhead that takes a while to come out.  The 
final hit is a throw.  If he connects, he grabs his opponent and then 
starts hitting them rapidly in the gut.  Mash the buttons to get more 
hits from this grab.


MOVES

Overhead punch
   F+P
   A lunging 2 hit overhead punch that must be blocked high.  Crouching 
blockers will get hit by it.  I've seen him wear boxing gloves while he 
does it.

Hadouken
   QCF+P
   Can be powered up with red gems.
   The move and joystick motion that every fighting game has copied 
since SF2 first came out.  Ryu throws a fireball horizontally across the 
screen.
   Level 1 - small and slow and does only one hit.
   Level 2 - Medium sized and does 2 hits.
   Level 3 - Large and does 3 hits.

Shoryuuken
   F, D, DF+P
   Can be powered up with yellow gems.
   The other move and joystick motion that every fighting game has 
copied since SF2 came out.  Ryu rises up into the air, fist extended.  
At Levels 2 and 3 it does less hits against an airborne opponent than 
against an opponent on the ground.
   Level 1 -    Rises a very short distance and does only one hit.
   Level 2 -    Rises about half a screen's distance, does 2 hits, and 
             is electrified.  Presumably it has greater priority than 
             the Level 1 version.
   Level 3 -    Rises about a screen's distance, does 3 hits, and is 
             electrified like it is at Level 2.  Again, it presumably 
             has better priority than at Level 2.

Tatsumakisempuukyaku
   QCB+K
   Can be powered up with blue gems.
   Jumps towards his opponent and spins around, his foot extended at 
head height.  It seems that at higher levels it can potentially do more 
than one hit, but only because the powered up versions last longer.
   Level 1 -    Goes a short distance.
   Level 2 -    Goes further and gains an electrical effect around his 
             foot.
   Level 3 -    Goes even further and the electrical effect is much 
             larger.

   He can do this move while jumping.  When he does he goes off at an 
angle to his jump, foot extended and spinning.  The amount of time he's 
spinning with his foot out depends on the level he's powered the move up 
to.


SUPER MOVES

Shinkuu Hadouken
   QCF, QCF+P OR QCF+S
   Charges up for a moment and releases a very large, very powerful 
hadouken that does five hits.  This can be easily cancelled into in 
combos after a crouching hit.

Shinkuu Tatsumakisempuukyaku
   QCB, QCB+K OR QCB+S
   Charges up, then hops up and spins in place, with one foot extended.  
Instead of flinging the opponent away, this has a suction effect that 
draws them in and hits them silly.  I can never remember exactly how 
many hits this can do, only that it's a lot and over ten hits.
   A large rain cloud appears above him as he does this move.  This 
doesn't mean much until you realise that tatsumaki means 'tornado' or 
something like that.

Reppuu Shouraishou
   F, D, DF+S
   Unsure if there are any other motions to do this move with - maybe 
QCF, QCF+K?
   Ryu does some rushing punches and then finishes with an electrified 
Shinshouryuuken.  Does a total of ten hits.  If it doesn't hit or is 
blocked, then he doesn't go into the final Shinshouryuuken.