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Flying Battleship Balrog

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Anti-Gravity Device

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Grandmaster Meio

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Hien

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Solo

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The Third Moon

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Hiryu

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 They can be hard to dodge as they randomly crowd the screen and fall rapidly leaving little space for movement or time to react. While destroying the bombs can provide some breathing space, attempting to destroy them can also turn Hiryu into a target due to the number of hit points they have and how quickly other bombs are falling from above.
-==References==
+==Parachute Bomb Trivia==
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-'''Grandmaster Meio''' (冥王グランドマスター, alternatively ''Meiou/Meioh'', meaning ''Lord of Darkness'') is the main antagonist of the first ''Strider'' coin-op, returning in this capacity in both ''Strider Returns'' and ''Strider 2''. While it was originally assumed Meio was inspired by [http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Palpatine Emperor Palpatine] from ''Star Wars'', his actual inspiration came from an image [[Isuke]] saw in Tolkien's ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lord_of_the_Rings The Lord of The Rings]''<ref name=RetroGamer>Jones, Darran (24 Apr 2010). "The Making of... Strider". ''Retro Gamer'' (76). Pg. 51.</ref>. He's always seen as a cloaked figure floating in mid-air, with no visible legs; and with long, claw-like fingernails. In ''Strider 2'', his face is completely covered by bandages, and his eyes look like glowing points coming out of it.
+'''Grandmaster Meio''' (冥王グランドマスター, alternatively ''Meiou/Meioh'', meaning ''Lord of Darkness'') is the main antagonist of the first ''Strider'' coin-op, returning in this capacity in both ''Strider Returns'' and ''Strider 2''. He's always seen as a cloaked figure floating in mid-air, with no visible legs; and with long, claw-like fingernails. In ''Strider 2'', his face is completely covered by bandages, and his eyes glow as well.
-A being of nearly godlike powers, he suddenly appeared on Earth in the year 2042 and became its ruler in only 5 years<ref name=jap/>. Most information about Meio's origins are a mystery<ref name=jap/><ref name=gamebook>Capcom (24 Oct 2006, PlayStation). ''[http://books.capcom.co.jp/product/game/gamebook-hiryu.html Gamebook: Strider Hiryu (Japanese)]''. Pg. 42. ISBN 4-86233-076-2.</ref>. It is said he hails from a distant nebula, and has come to Earth coveting the planet's sheer force of will<ref name=eng>Sega (Sept 1 1990, Mega Drive). ''Strider'' (English). Instruction manual, Pg. 3</ref>. Even after becoming the absolute ruler of the world, Meio's ambition desired more and he proceeded to seek the secret arts to create life at will, eventually discovering them after pouring all the scientific power of the world in the research of the organisms living in the [[Amazon]]<ref name=gamest>Staff (30 Nov 1992). "Capcom Game Street". ''[http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~dummy/gamest/magazine/gamest/v081.html Gamest Extra: All Capcom]'' (81). Pg. 42-45.</ref>. According to Strider [[Hien]], he's the creator of the world and everything on it, including the ruins where he was sealed and the Striders themselves<ref>Capcom (24 Feb 2000, PlayStation). ''Strider Hiryû 1&2'' (Japanese). Mission 0: ''Investigate the Ancient Ruins''</ref>. What this means, though, is never adressed.
+A being of nearly godlike powers, he suddenly appeared on Earth in the year 2042 and became its ruler in only 5 years<ref name=jap/>. Most information about Meio's origins are a mystery<ref name=jap/><ref name=gamebook>Capcom (24 Oct 2006, PlayStation). ''[http://books.capcom.co.jp/product/game/gamebook-hiryu.html Gamebook: Strider Hiryu (Japanese)]''. Pg. 42. ISBN 4-86233-076-2.</ref>. It is said he hails from a distant nebula, and has come to Earth coveting the planet's sheer force of will<ref name=eng>Sega (Sept 1 1990, Mega Drive). ''Strider'' (English). Instruction manual, Pg. 3</ref>. Even after becoming the absolute ruler of the world, Meio's ambition desired more and he proceeded to seek the secret arts to create life at will, eventually discovering them after pouring all the scientific power of the world in the research of the organisms living in the [[Amazon]]<ref name=gamest>Staff (30 Nov 1992). "Capcom Game Street". ''[http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~dummy/gamest/magazine/gamest/v081.html Gamest Extra: All Capcom]'' (81). Pg. 42-45.</ref>. According to Strider [[Hien]], he's the creator of the world and everything on it, including the ruins where he was sealed and the Striders themselves<ref>Capcom (24 Feb 2000, PlayStation). ''Strider Hiryû 1&2'' (Japanese). Mission 0: ''Investigate the Ancient Ruins''</ref>.
 Meio shows a great level of intelligence, being able to create both organic and technological wonders with apparent ease, and cunning enough to obtain the support of earthbound military and political figures. All his subordinates are profoundly devoted and loyal to him, but even them are forbidden to speak his name<ref name=st2>Capcom (24 Feb 2000, PlayStation). ''Strider Hiryû 1&2'' (Japanese). Instruction manual, Pg. 1</ref>, instead referring to him respectfully as "Him/That Man" (あのお方, translated as either "Master" or "Lord" in the localizations).
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 ===[[Strider Returns (Mega Drive)|Strider Returns]]===
-'''Note:''' ''this game has been removed from continuity''
+''' '''''('''''Note:''' ''this game has been removed from continuity.) ''
 Grandmaster Meio (referred as ''The Master'' in-game, and ''Evil Master'' in the manual) returns to enact a plan of revenge against the Striders. He poises himself over the planet with his Prison Ship threatening to turn it into a "black hole". He also kidnaps Strider [[Hinjo]]'s fianceé, [[Lexia]], and dares him to come to her rescue. Meio (or a fake, as the manual implies) confronts Hinjo in the Castle Metropolis, where Hinjo is victorious. Meio awaits for Hinjo in his spaceship, resorting to threats about "sending him to Hades". They finally face off in the ship, where Meio repeats the exact same fighting strategy, so no wonder he lost again.
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 Grandmaster Meio doesn't appear to hold any level of superior physical strength, and instead relies on his intelligence and vast powers to attack his enemies from afar. Among his known abilities, Meio has the power to levitate and move through the air at high speed, a variety of devastating energy attacks unleashed from his hands and the ability to instantly teleport from one location to another. But what's likely his best known ability is the power of creation, the ability to create organical "lifeforms" through lightning shot from his hands<ref name=jap/>.
-Meio is shown having an apparent unlimited control over his ability to create life. There seems to be no limit in the complexity or nature of the lifeforms, as he can produce both simple forms like fishes and more complex forms like dinosaurs<ref>Capcom (24 Oct 2006, PlayStation). ''[http://books.capcom.co.jp/product/game/gamebook-hiryu.html Gamebook: Strider Hiryu (Japanese)]''. Pg. 13. ISBN 4-86233-076-2.</ref> and even humans<ref name=jap2/>, and he's also shown able to create mechanical creatures such as [[Lago]] and organical monsters like Caduceus. Using this ability in combat, Meio seeks to restrict his enemies' movement by filling out the area with several forms in constant movement attacking their target, which in turn makes Meio's own attacks harder to dodge.
+Meio is shown having an apparent unlimited control over his ability to create life. There seems to be no limit in the complexity or nature of the lifeforms, as he can produce both simple forms, (i.e.,fish) and more complex forms (i.e.,dinosaurs)<ref>Capcom (24 Oct 2006, PlayStation). ''[http://books.capcom.co.jp/product/game/gamebook-hiryu.html Gamebook: Strider Hiryu (Japanese)]''. Pg. 13. ISBN 4-86233-076-2.</ref> and even humans<ref name=jap2/>, and he's also shown able to create mechanical creatures such as [[Lago]] and organic monsters like Caduceus. Using this ability in combat, Meio seeks to restrict his enemies' movement by filling out the area with several forms in constant movement attacking their target, which in turn makes Meio's own attacks harder to dodge.
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 * '''Energy Orbs''': Meio unleashes a small orb of energy, with weak homing capabilities. The orb aims at Hiryu's position, but it's somewhat slow and easy to avoid. Once it hits either Hiryu or a platform, it produces an explosion on the spot. Meio has two different forms of throwing it: he either creates it with one hand and throws it with a hand gesture, or creates it by putting both open hands together in front of him.
 * '''Lightning Beam''': Meio puts both open hands together, and unleashes a giant lightning beam straight below him. Usually done when Hiryu is close or directly below Meio. Being a slow attack, it can be avoided and countered.
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 This subpage lists all of [[Hiryu]]'s moves from the '''Marvel vs. Capcom''' series. The movelist has been largely unchanged since the first ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom]]'', only receiving performance tweaks in ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2]]'' and ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3|Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]''.
 ==Command Moves==
 Basic moves which are executed by a single direction+attack combination.
 ===Slide===
 '''Slide''' (スライディング, ''Sliding'') is a quick low-hitting maneuver, where Hiryu does a flip forward and performs a quick sliding kick. The attack is fast and hits low, and can hit downed opponents.
 '''Origin''': The Slide attack is one of Hiryu's original techniques from the [[Strider (CPS-1)|Arcade game]], which Hiryu uses in most of his following appearances.
 ===Arch Cut===
 '''Arch Cut''' (斬り払い) is a basic move where Hiryu does a turning slash. Originally his Strong Kick attack, it became a command move in ''Ultimate'' due to the new button layout.
 ==Special Moves==
 Special techniques and abilities with their own propieties, used by a combination of several directions and an attack button. The strength of the attack button used (weak/light, medium and strong/hard) often determines certain elements, such as the range or speed of the attack, without altering the technique itself.
 ===Gram===
 '''Gram''' (グラム) is a quick ranged attack. Hiryu does a horizontal [[Cypher]] slash with the reach of the plasma blade extended. Depending on the strength of the button used, the plasma blade can extend in front of him, half-screen or full-screen. Hiryu can also do it while airborne and while crouching. In ''Ultimate'', the crouching variation is removed and the plasma edge is recolored blue, as a way to separate it from normal slash attacks.
-Gram also appears as one of Hiryu's attacks in ''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'' and the cancelled [http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Capcom_Fighting_All_Stars:_Code_Holder  Capcom Fighting All-Stars].
+Gram also appears as one of Hiryu's attacks in ''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'' and the cancelled [http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Capcom_Fighting_All_Stars:_Code_Holder Capcom Fighting All-Stars].
 '''Origin''': The attack is named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gram_(mythology) Gram], a mythical sword from Norse Mythology. The attack itself seems inspired by the [[Strider (CPS-1)#Power-ups|Cypher Power-Up]] item in the Arcade game, which provides extended range for a limited time.
 ===Ame-no-Murakumo===
 '''Ame-no-Murakumo''' (アメノムラクモ) is a dashing attack. Hiryu dashes forward and does a turning slash, using the same Strong Kick/Arch Cut animation. The strength of the button used determines how far Hiryu sprints forward. Much like Gram, the plasma edge was recolored blue for ''Ultimate''.
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 This technique was meant to be part of Hiryu's moveset in ''Capcom Fighting All-Stars''.
 ===Vajra===
 '''Vajra''' (ヴァジュラ) is an advanced teleport move. Hiryu teleports like normal, then three images of him appear in mid-air and perform a diving kick, converging on the spot. In ''Ultimate'', Vajra is simplified slightly, and the weaker button variations become a simple teleport.
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 '''Origin''': Named after an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajra artifact] from Hindu mythology.
 ===Formation===
 The '''Formation''' (フォーメーション) set are three summoning techniques involving the [[Options]]. They are known as '''Formation A''' (divided into '''Formation A1''' and '''Formation A2''' in ''Ultimate''), '''Formation B''' and '''Formation C''', and each calls one of the Option robots to assist Hiryu in the fight.
 * Formation A1: Hiryu points forward and calls forth the [[Options#Option_B|Option B]] (Terapodal Robo-panther), which comes running across the screen and hits the enemy in its way.
 * Formation A2: Hiryu points forward and calls forth the [[Options#Option_C|Option C]] (Robot Hawk), which comes flying across the top-half of the screen, hitting an enemy in its path. This technique was absent in the original game, being first introduced in ''Marvel vs. Capcom 2''.
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 ==Hyper Combos==
 The strongest type of moves, requiring more complex button combinations and atleast 1 level of the Super Meter. These are often more powerful than Special Moves, tend to last a bit more or being automatic after a succesful hit. The strongest are usually Level 3, meaning it requires 3 levels of Super Meter instead of just one.
 ===Ouroboros===
 [[File:Umvc3_hiryu_ouroboros.png|thumb|Ouroboros in ''Ultimate'']]One of Hiryu's most well-known move, '''Ouroboros''' (ウロボロス) has Hiryu summon two Dipodal Saucers to his aid, which start spinning around him rapidly. While in this state, both Saucers can damage on contact and shoot a ring laser whenever Hiryu attacks. Originally a Level 1 Hyper, ''Ultimate'' turned Ouroboros into a Level 3 Hyper Combo, while making it faster and stronger than the old version.
 '''Origin''': Named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouroboros symbol of eternity]. While [[Ouroboros]] is also a stage boss in the Arcade game, the attack is likely named after the circular/looping movement the Saucers do. The way the Saucers function in this Hyper closely mimics their use in the Arcade game, with both moving around Hiryu and shooting whenever he attacks.
 ===Legion===
 [[File:OptionsUMVC3.jpg|thumb|Legion as seen in ''Ultimate'']]In '''Legion''' (レギオン), Hiryu summons several robot panthers and hawks, all of whom rush across the screen hitting the opponent on their path. The technique is fast and easy to follow-up, but in contrast has low damage output. In ''Ultimate'', Legion is made both faster and able to cover more screen space.
 '''Origin''': Named after a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legion_(demon) group of demons] from the Bible.
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 ===Ragnarok===
 [[File:Umvc3_hiryu_ragnarok.png|thumb|Ragnarok in ''Ultimate'']]Hiryu's cinematic Hyper Combo, '''Ragnarok''' (ラグナロク) became his second Level 3 in ''Ultimate''. Hiryu dashes forward and tries to grab the enemy. If successful, the enemy is thrown up into the air, where several Hiryu images attack with quick dashing strikes before finishing with three images converging for a final cross slash, the enemy finally hitting the ground behind Hiryu as he lands. In the previous two games, the technique finished with a Vajra kick, with Hiryu appearing besides the fallen enemy just as it hit the ground.
-Ragnarok appears in ''[[Namco x Capcom]]'' as Hiryu's Hyper Move. A watered-down version was also seen as part of his moveset in ''[[Capcom Fighting All-Stars]]''.
+Ragnarok appears in [http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom ] as Hiryu's Hyper Move. A watered-down version was also seen as part of his moveset in [http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Capcom_Fighting_All_Stars:_Code_Holder Capcom Fighting All-Stars].
-'''Origin''': Named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok Ragnarok], a serie of events in Norse Mythology said to foretold the end and rebirth of the world.
+'''Origin''': Named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnarok Ragnarok], a series of events in Norse Mythology said to foretold the end and rebirth of the world.
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-'''[[Namco x Capcom]]'''<br />
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'''<br />
 The battleship, in its first incarnation, also appears as a stage in Namco × Capcom. [[Hien]], [[Solo]], Ton Pooh, and other villains working for Meio use the Balrog to invade the Makai in the end of Chapter 37. The heroes invade the battleship to stop it, fighting against enemies in the deck (甲板) in Chapter 38, in a lab (ラボ) in Chapter 39, and in the central engine room (中央動力室) in Chapter 40, were [[w:c:streetfighter:M. Bison|M. Bison]] is using a Psycho Drive-enhanced Anti-Gravity Device to control the Balrog, making the battleship able to travel through different dimensions to dominate them. Most major enemies manage to escape from the battleship after their defeat, except for [[w:c:klonoa:Janga|Janga]], [[w:c:streetfighter:Juni|Juni]], [[w:c:streetfighter:Juli|Juli]] and M. Bison, the later's death causing the battleship to become unstable and risking to explode at any moment. With no other choice, Hiryu and the others escape the Balrog by using its catapults, successfully launching themselves to the flying dragon (from the Tales of Destiny) that [[w:c:namco:Zul|Zul]] got with him to rescue the party.

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-'''[[Namco x Capcom]]'''<br />
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'''<br />
 A 3D rendition of the original device can be seen as part of the scenery in Chapter 40, serving its original role as the Balrog's energy core. In this version, however, the Anti-Gravity Device has the [http://streetfighter.wikia.com/wiki/Psycho_Drive Psycho Drive] built into it, channeling Bison's own Psycho Power through, which allows the Balrog to travel between dimensions. Bison is forced to remain in the core in an attempt to stabilize its power, and as soon as he is killed, the Psycho Power overloads the core and the whole airship starts self-destructing.

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 |Japanese= 冥王(めいおう)グランドマスター<br>''Meiou Gurandomasutâ''
 |Debut= '''Game''': [[Strider (CPS-1)]]
-|Voice Actors= Kôji Totani (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]])''<br>Kan Tokumaru (''[[Strider 2]])''<br>Tetsuo Mizutori (''[[Namco x Capcom]]'')
+|Voice Actors= Kôji Totani (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]])''<br>Kan Tokumaru (''[[Strider 2]])''<br>Tetsuo Mizutori (''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'')
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-'''[[Namco x Capcom]]'''<br />
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'''<br />
 Grandmaster Meio appears as a major villain in this crossover game. His design is taken from the original coin-op, and his main attack technique is the summoning of lifeforms. Standing as usual in his base at the Third Moon, Meio's plans continue along the lines of replacing humanity with his own creations. He's aided by Strider Hien, [[Solo]] and the [[Kuniang|Kuniang M.A.]], as well as Druk, Shtrom, Shtrom Jr. (villains from Capcom's Beat'em Up ''[[w:c:capcom:Captain Commando|Captain Comando]]''), MegaMan Juno (from the ''[[w:c:megaman:Mega Man Legends (series)|Mega Man Legends]]'' series), [[w:c:streetfighter:M. Bison|M. Bison]] and his soldiers (from the ''[[w:c:streetfighter|Street Fighter]]'' series).
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 ===Cameos===
-'''[[Card Fighters Series|SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters]]'''<br />
+'''[http://snk.wikia.com/wiki/SNK_vs._Capcom%3A_Card_Fighters_Clash SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters]'''<br />
 Grandmaster Meio appears in the second installment of this SNK/Capcom crossover card game. He appears in the artwork for a "Reaction" type card (sort of a counter card) known as "Genesis" (''てんちそうぞう'').

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 ==Other Appearances==
 ===Game Appearances===
-'''[[Namco × Capcom]]'''<br />
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco × Capcom]'''<br />
 Hien appears as one of the game's many non-playable boss characters, and as such has a limited set of techniques to use in battle. He's able to attack up-close using his Cyphers individually, or use his trademark boomerang attack from afar.

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 |Japanese= ソロ<br>''Soro''
 |Debut= '''Game''': [[Strider (CPS-1)]]
-|Voice Actors= Shûichi Ikeda (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]]'')<br> Hozumi Gôda (''[[Strider 2]]'')<br>(credited as '''Hozumi Tokuda''')<br>Hideo Watanabe (''[[Namco x Capcom]]'')
+|Voice Actors= Shûichi Ikeda (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]]'')<br> Hozumi Gôda (''[[Strider 2]]'')<br>(credited as '''Hozumi Tokuda''')<br>Hideo Watanabe (''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'')
 |Gender= Male
 |Hair Color= Bald
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 '''Flamethrower with Missile Launcher'''<br />
 A large, long-barreled weapon that's described as a flamethrower with a mounted missile launcher. Solo carries this weapon on his left hand, handling it with ease in spite of its size. In his ''Strider 2'' upgraded armor, the weapon takes on a more futuristic appearance and loses its mounted missile launcher.
 * '''Laser Beam''': Solo descends to the ground and charges up his weapon, shooting a thin beam of energy forward, accompanied by a few fire waves and homing missiles. While one of Solo's strongest techniques, it leaves him vulnerable to a counterattack<ref name=gamebook/>.
 * '''Plasma Blast''': A variation of the above from ''Strider 2''. Solo charges up for a few seconds and then unleashes a blast of energy straight in front of him. Solo seems to use it exclusively in the Third Moon battle, and only if he and Hiryu are around the same height.
 * '''Three-Way Shot''': Only seen in ''Strider 2''. Solo can fire 3 bullets spread at three different angles straight ahead, in a similar way to his handgun.
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 ===Game Appearances===
-'''[[Namco x Capcom]]'''<br />
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'''<br />
 Solo appears as a minor non-playable enemy in this crossover game with Namco. His design is based in the original arcade version rathen than his ''Strider 2'' self. Being an enemy character, he has a very limited set of techniques: his main attack consist of a missile barrage, while his special technique is a laser beam.

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 |Japanese= 東風三姉妹 (トンプーさんしまい)<br>''Tonpû sanshimai''
 |Debut= '''Game''': [[Strider (CPS-1)]]
-|Voice Actors= Yumi Tôma (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]]'')<br>Yayoi Jinguji (''[[Marvel vs. Capcom]]'')<br>Miho Yamada (''[[Namco × Capcom]]'')
+|Voice Actors= Yumi Tôma (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]]'')<br>Yayoi Jinguji (''[[Marvel vs. Capcom]]'')<br>Miho Yamada (''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco × Capcom]'')
 |Gender= Female
 |Hair Color= Black<br>Brown (Ton Pooh since ''Strider 2'')
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 Ton Pooh appears in the fighting game as one of several "Special Partners", characters which can be called forth during battle to deliver a quick attack and then leave. Upon being called, Ton Pooh jumps into the screen and delivers her signature back kick attack, which covers the full length of the screen.
-'''[[Namco × Capcom]]'''<br />
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco × Capcom]'''<br />
 Ton Pooh appears as a minor enemy alongside Solo and Strider [[Hien]], and uses the Back Kick and Somersault Kick as her attacks. She serves Grandmaster Meio and protects the Third Moon. Her sisters are not present, but she has the support of the Nam Pooh soldiers, grey-clothed clones of herself. Since they are mere pawn characters, they have no dialogue at all.
 Ton Pooh fights Hiryu and his allies several times throughout the game, while displaying blind loyalty towards Meio and a fierce desire to kill all who oppose him, specially Hiryu.
-'''[[Card Fighters Series|SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters]]'''<br />
+'''[http://snk.wikia.com/wiki/SNK_vs._Capcom%3A_Card_Fighters_Clash SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters]'''<br />
 Ton Pooh appears in two of the three games in this card-themed crossover series. In the second game (''Card Fighters 2''), she and her sisters appear in the art for a Reaction Card (a type of counter card) named "3 Sisters" (3しまい). In the third game (''Card Fighters DS''), she's an actual character card alongside Hiryu. She's a card of "C" Rarity (common) with 400 hit points and no special ability. Interestingly enough, her card profile states she's "the daughter of Meio", but considering the game's rather sloppy translation, it's likely just a mistake.

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 |Japanese= 飛竜 (ひりゅう)<br>''Hiryū''
 |Debut= '''Manga''': Chapter 1<br>'''Game''': [[Strider (CPS-1)]]
-|Voice Actors= Kaneto Shiozawa (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]]'')<br>Kosuke Toriumi (''[[Strider 2]]'',<br>''[[Namco x Capcom]]'')<br>Yûji Ueda (''[[Marvel vs. Capcom|MvC]]'', ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2|MvC2]]'', ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3|UMvC3]]'')<BR>T.J. Storm (English ''UMvC3'')
+|Voice Actors= Kaneto Shiozawa (''[[Strider (Turbo Duo)|PC-Engine]]'')<br>Kosuke Toriumi (''[[Strider 2]]'',<br>''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'')<br>Yûji Ueda (''[[Marvel vs. Capcom|MvC]]'', ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2|MvC2]]'', ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3|UMvC3]]'')<BR>T.J. Storm (English ''UMvC3'')
 |Gender= Male
 |Hair Color= Brown
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 In this series' incarnation, Hiryu's move arsenal is inspired by elements from the original arcade game, including use of the Climb Sickle to climb into the edges of the screen, summoning and use of the three [[Options]] and his plasma-extendable Cypher. His design was also updated from his original arcade appearance, making him look closer to the ''NES/manga'' design. His updated appearance and movements would later be used in ''Strider 2'' as well.
-'''[[Namco x Capcom]]'''
+'''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'''
 Strider Hiryu appears as one of the many Capcom-side playable characters in ''Namco x Capcom''. Hiryu is based mostly on his ''Marvel vs Capcom'' incarnation, having some of his basic attacks/combos and specials, but including ''Strider 2'' moves like the Savage Slash and Boost to his arsenal.
 He's first introduced in a reenactment of Strider 2's last mission, infiltrating the Third Moon and facing off against Strider Hien, while seeking Meio as his main target. He's soon joined by the other heroes into battling Meio's subordinates before the Third Moon blows up. After escaping from the station, he's reluctant to join the heroes' group, thinking they'd hinder his mission. Captain Commando finally convinces him to join. Hiryu remains a member of the team from then on, often helping out in battle and planning strategies (specially when the group infiltrates the Balrog).
-'''[[Card Fighters Series|SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters]]'''
+'''[http://snk.wikia.com/wiki/SNK_vs._Capcom%3A_Card_Fighters_Clash SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighters]'''
 In this crossover card-themed game, Strider Hiryu appears among many other Capcom characters. He appears on all three games of the series, always as a character card. In the first game (''Card Fighters' Clash'') he's a card ranked as "A" (rare), having 900 hit points and 3 special points for his ability. He gets downgraded to a "B" rank card on the second game (''Card Fighters 2'') and loses 200 hit points, but remains a strong and useful card.
 In the third game (''Card Fighters DS''), Hiryu's rank remains identical, but his HP drops again into 600, and he gets his ''Strider 2'' "Boost Activation" as a special ability.
-'''[[Capcom Fighting All-Stars]]'''
+[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Capcom_Fighting_All_Stars:_Code_Holder Capcom Fighting All-Stars ]
 Strider Hiryu was planned to appear as a playable character in this cancelled 3D fighting game, alongside other Capcom characters such as [[w:c:streetfighter:Ryu|Ryu]], [[w:c:streetfighter:Chun-Li|Chun-Li]] and [[w:c:streetfighter:Mike Haggar|Mike Haggar]]. Based on the little information available, Hiryu's style centered mostly on hand-to-hand combat, only using the Cypher for Special attacks.

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 ==Special Moves==
 Special techniques and abilities with their own propieties, used by a combination of several directions and an attack button. The strength of the attack button used (weak/light, medium and strong/hard) often determines certain elements, such as the range or speed of the attack, without altering the technique itself.
 ===Gram===
 '''Gram''' (グラム) is a quick ranged attack. Hiryu does a horizontal [[Cypher]] slash with the reach of the plasma blade extended. Depending on the strength of the button used, the plasma blade can extend in front of him, half-screen or full-screen. Hiryu can also do it while airborne and while crouching. In ''Ultimate'', the crouching variation is removed and the plasma edge is recolored blue, as a way to separate it from normal slash attacks.
-Gram also appears as one of Hiryu's attacks in ''[[Namco x Capcom]]'' and the cancelled ''[[Capcom Fighting All-Stars]]''.
+Gram also appears as one of Hiryu's attacks in ''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco x Capcom]'' and the cancelled [http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Capcom_Fighting_All_Stars:_Code_Holder  Capcom Fighting All-Stars].
-'''Origin''': The attack is named after the  [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gram_(mythology) Gram], a mythical sword from Norse Mythology. The attack itself seems inspired by the [[Strider (CPS-1)#Power-ups|Cypher Power-Up]] item in the Arcade game, which provides extended range for a limited time.
+'''Origin''': The attack is named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gram_(mythology) Gram], a mythical sword from Norse Mythology. The attack itself seems inspired by the [[Strider (CPS-1)#Power-ups|Cypher Power-Up]] item in the Arcade game, which provides extended range for a limited time.
 ===Ame-no-Murakumo===
 '''Ame-no-Murakumo''' (アメノムラクモ) is a dashing attack. Hiryu dashes forward and does a turning slash, using the same Strong Kick/Arch Cut animation. The strength of the button used determines how far Hiryu sprints forward. Much like Gram, the plasma edge was recolored blue for ''Ultimate''.
 '''Origin''': Named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kusanagi Kusanagi] from Japanese folklore, whose real name is Ame-no-Murakumo no Tsurugi (''Sword of the Heavenly Gathering of Clouds'')
 ===Excalibur===
 '''Excalibur''' (エクスカリバー) is an aerial multi-hit attack. Hiryu does a flying dash in mid-air and slashes any enemy crossing his path. One can determine its direction (up or down) and angle by the attack button used, though ''Ultimate'' reduced most of the angle options.
 '''Origin''': Excalibur is the well-known sword wielded by King Arthur.
 ===Warp===
 '''Warp''' (ワープ) is a teleport move, which allows Hiryu to instantly move around the screen, with the height and position of his reappearance depending on the button used. In ''Ultimate'', the technique was merged into Vajra (being Vajra's weak and medium strength variations) and the ability to determine height was removed.
-This technique was meant to be part of Hiryu's moveset in ''[[Capcom Fighting All-Stars]]''.
+This technique was meant to be part of Hiryu's moveset in ''Capcom Fighting All-Stars''.
 ===Vajra===
 '''Vajra''' (ヴァジュラ) is an advanced teleport move. Hiryu teleports like normal, then three images of him appear in mid-air and perform a diving kick, converging on the spot. In ''Ultimate'', Vajra is simplified slightly, and the weaker button variations become a simple teleport.
-Hiryu and [[Hien]] both use it as a counter move in ''[[Namco x Capcom]]''.
+Hiryu and [[Hien]] both use it as a counter move in ''Namco X Capcom''.
 '''Origin''': Named after an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajra artifact] from Hindu mythology.
 ===Formation===
 The '''Formation''' (フォーメーション) set are three summoning techniques involving the [[Options]]. They are known as '''Formation A''' (divided into '''Formation A1''' and '''Formation A2''' in ''Ultimate''), '''Formation B''' and '''Formation C''', and each calls one of the Option robots to assist Hiryu in the fight.
 * Formation A1: Hiryu points forward and calls forth the [[Options#Option_B|Option B]] (Terapodal Robo-panther), which comes running across the screen and hits the enemy in its way.
 * Formation A2: Hiryu points forward and calls forth the [[Options#Option_C|Option C]] (Robot Hawk), which comes flying across the top-half of the screen, hitting an enemy in its path. This technique was absent in the original game, being first introduced in ''Marvel vs. Capcom 2''.
 * Formation B: Hiryu summons an [[Options#Option_A|Option A]] (Dipodal Saucer), which remains floating next to him until it is used or Hiryu is hit.
 ** Formation B (Shot) (フォーメーションＢ・シュート): Repeating the move's command again sends the Saucer forward as a projectile engulfed in flames.
 * Formaton C: Hiryu calls forth an Option C, which comes carrying a parachute bomb ready to be dropped at the enemy. The bomb can hit either on contact or on its way down. The strength of the button used determines how far or close to Hiryu the bomb is dropped.
 '''Origin''': Mostly loosely based on how the Options work in the Arcade game, though Formation B and Formation C are entirely original in their function. The parachute bomb from Formation C is taken from an [[Sky_Thunder_Mk-II#Parachute Bombs|obstacle]] found in the second stage, [[Siberia]].
 ===Wall Climb===
 '''Wall Climb''' (壁張り付き) is a special stance technique, in which Hiryu jumps to either side of the screen and clings to it. During this stance, Hiryu can move up or down, dismount off the wall or perform 4 different moves:
 * '''Cypher Strike''' (サイファー攻撃): Hiryu does a quick slash with his Cypher.
 * '''Jump Attack''' (飛び蹴り, ''Flying Kick''): Hiryu does a diagonal descending flying kick. In the first two games it was called '''Jimen ni Tobigeri''' (地面に跳び蹴り, ''Jump Kick to the Ground'').
 * '''Ladder Kick''' (下蹴り, ''Lower Kick''): Hiryu does a sliding heel strike downwards. Called the '''Sliding Kick''' (スライディングキック) in the previous games.
 * '''Wall Exchange''' (壁渡り): Hiryu launches himself towards the opposite wall. Called the '''Opposite Wall Switch''' (反対側の壁移動) in the previous games.
 '''Origin''': Based on one of the Arcade game's best known features: the ability to cling onto any wall or ceiling and move across it. The Wall Exchange would later be adapted into the "Hasshou Jump" in ''[[Strider 2]]''.
 ==Hyper Combos==

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 |Japanese = 飛燕 (ひえん)<br/>''Hien''
 |Debut = '''Game:''' [[Strider 2]]
-|Voice Actors = Toshihide Tsuchiya (''[[Strider 2]]'')<br/>Kôsuke Toriumi (''[[Namco × Capcom]]'')
+|Voice Actors = Toshihide Tsuchiya (''[[Strider 2]]'')<br/>Kôsuke Toriumi (''[http://capcom.wikia.com/wiki/Namco_%E2%9C%95_Capcom Namco × Capcom]'')
 |Gender = Male
 |Hair Color = Black
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 ==Other Appearances==
 ===Game Appearances===
-'''[[Namco × Capcom]]'''<br/>
+'''[[Namco × Capcom]]'''<br />
 Hien appears as one of the game's many non-playable boss characters, and as such has a limited set of techniques to use in battle. He's able to attack up-close using his Cyphers individually, or use his trademark boomerang attack from afar.

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 |Name = Hien
-|Japanese = 飛燕<br/>''Hien''
+|Japanese = 飛燕 (ひえん)<br/>''Hien''
 |Debut = '''Game:''' [[Strider 2]]
 |Voice Actors = Toshihide Tsuchiya (''[[Strider 2]]'')<br/>Kôsuke Toriumi (''[[Namco × Capcom]]'')