Zan-ei Ken (
It also appears as a Special Move exclusive to players' Avatars in Street Fighter 6 as a part the "Knock Out Festival" scenario in World Tour mode. They can learn it from Andy Bogard when he appears in Aokigahara.
 +  or  ( OK, KOF XIII onwards) (Most appearances) |
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 +  (FF1) |
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 + or (FFS) |
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+  ( OK) (SF6) |
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 + or ( OK) (COTW) |
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| + or during Zan-ei Ken | ||
 + during / Zan-ei Ken | ||
+  during / Zan-ei Ken |
Description[]
- "A hard strike that charges the opponent down. Handy when you want to rush in and dish out the pain. Follow up the heavy and REV versions in various ways. You can brake while travelling.*"
- —Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
The user rapidly glides forward with high-speed to drive their front elbow into their opponent, knocking them back on contact.
Upon connecting, depending on the title, Andy is able to follow-up with an extra attack;
| Attack | Description |
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  Shippuu Yokoken ( |
Available in the RBFF sub-series & KOF 2000 - 2002 UM. |
Available in KOF '96 - '99 | |
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The version introduced in KOF XIII not only does more damage, but travels faster and farther, and can cause a wall-splat when used near the corner.*
As well as having the above follow-ups in COTW, Andy can brake his version of Zan-ei Ken by inputting while he glides forward.
The SF6 incarnation of the move interestingly shares an input with the one from the International versions of the original Fatal Fury, rather than the traditional .
Strategy[]
To be added soon...
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