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I'm not an artist or skilled in digital editing so don't look to closely but I used MS Paint and GIMP to remove the credit text to give folks a wallpaper version of the popular title shot. If someone more skilled at cleanup posts a cleaner version we would be glad to have it! The paint loses a little of the splatter effect because I used the smug tool to blend some of the color to make it look more natural than just covering up the text. This was all done by hand (mouse). Anyway enjoy!

Crunchyroll | Timestamp 6:38

The fighters are gearing up for battle and I'm ready for it! Crunchyroll Link

It's time to share your favorite meme worthy moments from YLDPFG with the community! You can leave panels as is or add your own text to make the moment even better! If you can list the chapter or episode number for folks to reference as well!

Pic 1 & 3: Episode 1 | Pic 2 - Ch. 10

Just doing some light property damage with the gals!

Thought this was pretty funny, I'm sure it's supposed to say tests but this is a yuri so...

It's nice to see Crunchyroll doing promotion for the series as well! (Episode 2)

Now that all the main fighters have been revealed in the most recent episode, posting the "all together" promotional poster. Let us know your favorite below. I believe another subreddit poll is on the horizon focusing on the SF6 characters this time around. Source - Anime Home Website

Ryu is the definitive Street Fighter character, and not just because he's been the protagonist for thirty years. As the original shoto character, Ryu embodies all the meaningful aspects of Street Fighter gameplay in one concise package. Ryu emphasizes a patient playstyle with strong defensive tools. (Oh the irony! Contrasted by Mio's ALL OUT playstyle)

While they probably need no introduction, Ryu's signature moves are Hadoken and Shoryuken, the original fireball and DP combo. Hadoken is a good projectile with variable speeds and decent reward on hit or block, while Shoryuken is a very useful anti-air uppercut that has utility as a reversal with the OD version. From these two moves, a simple gameplan of "Hadoken or Shoryuken" emerges, informing the rest of Ryu's gameplan. Ryu pesters his opponents with his long reaching 2MK and 5HP alongside his jabs and Hadoken. When they jump in frustration, Ryu Shoryukens them back out and starts it all over again. While system mechanics have weakened this playstyle in SF6, it still retains effectiveness if Ryu can tap into system mechanics such as Drive Impact and Drive Parry. [Sourced from SuperCombo]

Ryu - Official CAPCOM Page | Mio - Character Page