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Geki, who was born in Japan, is a ninja that enters the first World Warrior tournament to test his skill. He is a master of Ninjitsu that uses shurikens, teleportation and a claw on his left hand to defeat his opponents. It has been suggested that History of the ninja be merged into this article or section. ... This article is about the Japanese espionage martial arts and techniques known as ninjutsu. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... Teleportation is the process of moving objects from one place to another more or less instantaneously, without passing through the intervening space. ...
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The alleged sprite.
He hasn't been seen outside of the original Street Fighter.
Coincidently, Street Fighter II has another warrior with a mask and claw named Vega ("Balrog" in Japan). Due to this, it has been speculated that Geki was the one who taught Vega ninjutsu. However, this has never been confirmed nor denied.
For years, there has been speculation that Ibuki (one of the fighters from Street Fighter III) is Geki's daughter. This has never been confirmed nor denied.
Enjou, a ninja that's part of Ibuki's clan in the background of her stage, is often mistaken for Geki.
Geki uses a special move where for a period of time he becomes invisible, until he is hit by his opponent.
When Geki wins a round in the original Street Fighter, there is a split second frame (before he disappears in smoke) of him removing his mask and gi revealing a recolored sprite of Ryu with grey hair, blue headband and attire. This is only found in the WORLD version.
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Geki, who was born in Japan, is a ninja that enters the first World Warrior tournament to test his skill.
Geki uses a special move where for a period of time he becomes invisible, until he is hit by his opponent.
When Geki wins a round in the original Street Fighter, there is a split second frame (before he disappears in smoke) of him removing his mask and gi revealing a recolored sprite of Ryu with grey hair, blue headband and attire.
It has evolved over the years to be many things, a platform for social and political criticism, an entry point for foreigners to experience an exotic view of the country, and as a popular venue for bloody and heroic action.
The greatest of the exploitation jidai geki is arguably the six-movie adaptation of the popular Lone Wolf and Cub manga, produced by Shintaro and starring his elder brother Tomisaburo Wakayama.
As many jidai geki films remain unavailable to Western audiences and few books have been written specifically about the subject, this introduction remains a work in progress as more facts are uncovered.
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