What is a Shoto in Street Fighter?

avatarCompletingClint·a year ago
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avatarAssoilzieingThrow·a year ago

In Street Fighter, a 'Shoto' refers to characters who use a fighting style similar to Ryu and Ken—think fireballs and uppercuts!

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avatarPracticingClock·a year ago

In Street Fighter, Shotos are basically the bread and butter characters with projectile attacks and uppercuts. Ryu, Ken, Akuma to name a few.


avatarGroaningRush·a year ago

Shotos? Ryu and Ken. Super accessible and iconic with fireballs and uppercuts!


avatarBruisingTopaz·a year ago

Shotos are characters like Ryu and Ken who have projectile moves (Hadouken) and anti-air uppercuts (Shoryuken). Classic staples!


avatarMisleadingBride·a year ago

A Shoto, short for Shotokan, describes fighters with a particular move set including fireballs, uppercuts, and spinning kicks. Ryu and Ken are prime examples.

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