Time to pull out my special move.
It is a special move, and it comes from a special player.
In a game that boasts the CircumSythe as a special move, cuts are to be expected, but not those of the censorious kind.
Schumer is flattered until she realises her character is called Dumpy the Frumpy Meerkat, whose special move is defecating on the floor.
Such childhood exploits are exhibited in the name of the futuristic grime band, who take their name from a special move performed by a character in the game called Ryu.
Special move: Fireball (QCF + P) Ultra: Metsu Shoryuken (QCF x 2 + All Kicks) A good old British bruiser in the style of Eagle, but with a more refined Victorian look.
Special move: Dragon Punch (F,D,DF+P) Ultra: Shinryuken (QCT x 2 + All punches) A musically-inspired kick-boxer who first turned up in Super Street Fighter II.
Special move: Mo Ryo Ga Sen (QCB + K x3) Super: Sairo Ko Shu (QCB x 2 + P) A brash American ninjitsu specialist who first appeared in the 1989 arcade game Final Fight.
Special move: Tiger Knee (F,D,DF+K) Ultra: Tiger Destruction (QCF x 2 + All Kicks) The central protagonist in the Street Fighter series, and one of the most recognisable characters in fighting game history.
Special move: Machine Gun Blow (HCF + P) Ultra: Rolling Thunder (HCF x 2 + All Kicks) The spoiled son of a billionaire hotel magnate, Ken is Ryu's best friend and sparring partner, and another mainstay of the series.
Special move: Hozanto (QCB + P) or Bushin Muso Renge (HCB x 2 + All Punches) A ferocious Thai kickboxer who lost an eye fighting Gou Hibiki, the father of Street Fighter IV character, Dan.
