Virtua Fighter 5 FS - Video Movelist - Shun Di

[@sk8filmmaker420]

Best part about Shun Di is when you do moves in a ranked match that your opponent has never even seen. You can string together some ridiculous looking moves. Most exciting player in the game in my opinion.

[@marvic474]

The thing you have to remember is that in VF you choose a fighting style, not a character. Stick with it to master it. jumping from one character to another, especially for beginners, is definitely not gonna end well..

[@Uberboy07]

MrJohnny56789 Spot on.

[@Neonomide]

As one western player who played in Japan once said: "never confuse depth with difficulty. Learning the basic system of VF gets you very far, which at most elemental level just means standing Punch, low Punch, mid Punch and throw. Use P as a "lead jab" to test opponents defence, as even when blocked it forms disadvantage to your opponent. This simply means he eats mid Punch if he tries to attack. If he block, throw. If he goes on offensive, low Punch beats that. Of course you can move or evade.

[@Abcormal]

Raditz: "His power level's increasing! So, drunkenness makes you stronger on this planet!"

[@KJ_Styles]

Wow, just look at all that rad stuff he got since VF4 Evo. Even a new stance. Love Shun even mroe now. Great stuff, Sega/AM2. And thanks for uplaoding those video-movelists. much appreciated.

[@FingersKungfu]

Shun is the best Drunken Kung-fu character of all fighting games (actually VF5 is the best fighting game there is anyway). He makes his counterpart in Tekken look really bad. Lol

[@shundi3247]

Moshinhan DE but shun does a Much better job at representing drunken kung fu than lei.

[@shoriyuken9483]

Brad Wong : am I a joke to you (Seriously I love Brad ,give him some cred )

[@johngr1747]

That's subjective. I love Lei!

[@zeokenx2]

Thats because Lei represent Jackie Chan the star more,Shun Di is full 100% Drunken fist.2/3rds of Lei's moves sets came from the Jackie Chan moves.

[@JonesCrimson]

You have to unlock moves by drinking? LOL.

[@sO_RoNerY]

I’m sure its just part of his movelist.

[@irshman1845]

Yes, some moves cant be done until certain amount of drinks are obtained. Some moves give you drinks automatically like throws

[@Neonomide]

Understanding this basic guessing game gets you started in 5 minutes really. Other moves are mostly just extensions to that: side kick is slower, longer range version of mid Punch and so on. The key to understand these attacks only demands one "the other" thing, the use of block button. Blocking allows you to stop attacks strings and movements mid way for all kinds of stuff. The only thing that really needs to be added your offensive it a launcher - an attack that allows for a combo when hit.

[@BrainyCesarin1]

Another great tribute to Jackie Chan, indeed!!!.

[@alexcarter00642]

BrainyCesarin1 he’s actually based on Jackie Chan’s master in the movie

[@belzebul]

I really would want to know who was the stunt actor/performer when they captured ShunDi's moves for the game.

[@trza49er]

I have come to grips with the fact that I just don't have time to learn the characters as well as I would like to. I feel like VF is a cool game b/c even a beginner can at least do some cool stuff just by varying strikes, but the depth of moves at each character's disposal is far too great for a noob like me to master.

[@immortalkombvt]

love playing with shun di(main) , have alot of fun playing with the drunken master

[@shadowcatboy7852]

8:12 "WAAAAA" so badass.

[@clevion71]

my fight stick was purchased for this character. i love this game shun is the true drunken master in all fighting games now that he has wall throws he is awesome. my only concern is ranked matches are so intense i have to let drinks come in the flow of the fight.

[@rogueshinobislash]

Lame huh? Ever seen razor fuudo play with this guy? Tekken has absolutely nothing on this masterpiece of a fighting game. Its like the complexities of a chess game played in a blur.

[@6arcsn1sky]

@alpha ninja: Wish you said that commentator right before you.

[@thesch2867]

VF Chess?? NO, I like VF and i honestly think it's just glorified Rock, Paper, Scissor. In my opinion that's a good thing beacuse it makes the game more fair. Scissors/Grabs beat Paper/Guard, Evading. Paper/Guard, Evading beat Rock/Hits. Rock/Hits beat beat Scissors/ Grabs. In VF you get a turn or change after a good decision like a successful Evade, Guard, or countering a Grab with a Hit or Countering a Guard or Evade with a Grab, This literally makes the game turn based but you have to be quick to not lose that turn, Combos are simply ways to get the most out of your turn and get more damage. In my opinion VF is the easiest fighting game series to learn thanks to it's very simple to understand mechanics, fair balance, and easy inputs... Unless you play Akira, It's simply the most accessible fighting out there, when it comes to gameplay.

[@OsumiVF3tb]

S.C.H 2.8 When he says it’s like chess, I think he is referring to the amount of viable options in an exchange. Of which overshadows that of any fighting game. Trying to explain the depth would be hard in words. It truly started with VF4. And personally i think it is the hardest to learn. Just not the most time consuming. Yes, it is important to learn matchups and strings of different characters. But it’s not all about that as it would be with Tekken or DOA. Instead it’s more so about learning the system and how to use your character within it. And look at the multiple different Tekken pros who state how VF is deeper/harder than Tekken. It’s not really fair to just look at the surface of the games mechanics. Because it’s not just about that. It’s about how many different moves you can execute effectively and efficiently in a situation. Compare a movelist of Virtua Fighter 5 to a movelist of any Tekken game. The movelist in Virtua Fighter are about 2 or 3 times the size. But the real difference is how many moves are viable. In Tekken, maybe 1/3 of the moves are actually viable at high level play. Where as in Virtua Fighter, all of the moves are there for a reason.

[@OsumiVF3tb]

S.C.H 2.8 Also, Akira is one of the easiest characters to learn. He’s just a bit hard to understand at first. Chibita mastered Akira in less than a month. He has extremely easy to pull off combos(except in 4 lol). The hardest character to learn is probably Aoi or Eileen.

[@shundi3247]

^^^^^^ agree! love tekken but when talking about depth and difficulty at a high level. VF5 is top dog.

[@LucidFlameX]

This guy cracks me up.

[@6arcsn1sky]

Well, obviously, this game's from Japan, and it'll be pain to translate Chinese martial arts from Japanese to Mandarin.

[@freedfighter96]

How do I beat the kicking spammers with him?

[@geraldbrown2893]

Grandmaster Shun Di is a true legendary drunken master of his great skills of kung-fu

[@Neonomide]

Blocking in VF is simply a "my turn" button since almost everything your opponent does gives him minus frames when blocked. Again, he has to guess wheter you lead P, interrupt (low Punch) or mid Punch to beat crouchers or throw from standing block. VF is amazingly simple and as such, is said to be the best fighting game this generation (check a very good Gamesradar review).

[@shoriyuken9483]

That's a surprisingly jacked old man

[@PhantomLight16]

It's not that bad, really. Keeping him over ten swigs allows you to do all of his skills. The rest would then be insurance if you end up losing some swig stacks.

[@LomBeRGaming]

how u expect to use any of those moves in a match it took you 10 minutes to go thru the whole list and that was with like 20 resets.

[@Uberboy07]

The best.

[@stev019]

I see! Is it just a gimmick then? Or does he get really strong if the other player allows him to drink so much?

[@Acom987]

Wow!! He is awesome

[@Arg681]

Awesome!!!

[@ReivaxU]

08:56 I thought it was another type attack, wasn't working for me damn, just needed read correctly 🤡🤣🍻

[@stev019]

You have to keep track of how many drinks he has? What a complicated fighting style D:

[@townnet]

Drunken master drink X100= Drunken mustdie. lol

[@llmike23ll]

If you can't beat them join them

[@QuixoticUkulele]

Lei Wulong could never...

[@Hopohoo2]

Well Tekken really doesn't a 100% Drunken Kung-Fu fighter, if you're referring Lei here. Lei is just generally chinese martial-arts guy

[@TheApostolpual1]

karate

[@shundi3247]

I’m so confused by this comment. Why is it here? What does it mean? Is he referring to shuns fighting style? Shun doesn’t do karate so I don’t think it would make sense. But even if he did, it’s not like the comment specifies if it’s actually even talking about shun. All it is is one word. You know what? I’m probably putting to much thought into this.

[@Chummy8]

I hate Shun. I can never figure him out. I feel like I spend half the match just watching for an opening to attack. And then, I lose.

[@rousalka4517]

ShunDEEZnuts

[@Hopohoo2]

Well Tekken really doesn't a 100% Drunken Kung-Fu fighter, if you're referring Lei here. Lei is just generally chinese martial-arts guy

[@antennaboy3383]

Legit not true, literally says Lei's fighting style is animal stances and Zui Quan, the ladder literally meaning drunken martial arts.

[@greatgamingendavour]

It's just he does not have many drunken style hits but many of his non drunken moves looks very simmiler to moves from drunken style kung fu

[@antennaboy3383]

@@greatgamingendavour Again, not true, he has a lot of drunken style hits as Zui Quan uses stances as well. You don't have to "look drunk" to do drunken attacks. Look up Zui Quan.