Urien (ユリアン Yurian) is a video game character from the Street Fighter series, and made his debut in Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact. A brutal, emotionally unstable, and power hungry man, his true identity is that of the president of the Street Fighter series' later antagonists, the Secret Society, second only to his Emperor and brother, Gill. As the Secret Society values fighting as a means of dominance and superiority in their Darwinist hierarchy, Urien wields its composite made fighting style, all highly inspired by Greek Pankration and even to the use of arcane powers known only to its members.
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Street Fighter X Mega Man[]
Urien is one of the eight bosses in Street Fighter X Mega Man and the only character representative of the Street Fighter III series. His weakness is the Soul Satellite.
Attacks[]
- Metallic Sphere (a purple projectile)
- Violence Knee Drop (a fast drop attack)
- Tyrant Slaughter (a type of ramming attack)
- Super Combo: Aegis Reflector (a mirror projectile that deflects other shots)
Strategy[]
Urien attacks with his Metallic Sphere which is a purple projectile that he can shoot straight or diagonally upwards, these can be jumped over. His Violence Knee Drop is one of his most used attacks, where he will jump straight into the air for him to dive in front of Mega Man's path right after. This can be avoided by just standing still or with a well timed slide. His Tyrant Slaughter is a ramming attack where he will run across the screen and swing his arms furiously, a jump is enough to avoid getting hit. When his Super Combo Gauge is charged, he will use his Super Combo, Aegis Reflector, is a mirror that works just like the special weapon, he can shoot it right in front of him or above him. It reflects any shot (with a few exceptions) and deals the same ammount of damage to Mega Man. The only strategy is to wait for Urien to move away from it and keep attacking him.
With the Mine Sweeper, a good strategy would be to shoot once he is near a wall so the grenade when rebounding would make sure it hits Urien, although, Mega Man can just stick near Urien and start spamming the weapon until Urien is defeated. But that would risk Mega Man getting hit, or running out of weapon energy really fast.
Stage[]
Urien's stage is based on the Abu Semul ruins of Egypt, which is his home stage in the Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact.
Enemies: Note that none of the enemy names are official.
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Urien (boss) |
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"Wavy Pipi" |
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"Monioh Shooter" |
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"Stone Goro" |
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"Rolling Fire" |
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"Refle Ball" |
Trivia[]
- The theme used in his stage is a remix of his 3rd Strike stage theme, Crazy Chili Dog. His original theme song, and the one that is originally used for his Egypt stage, is the song, The Nile.
External links[]
- Urien in the Street Fighter Wiki.
Street Fighter X Mega Man | |
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Stage select bosses | |
Rolento • Dhalsim • Urien • Ryu • Blanka • Rose • Crimson Viper • Chun-Li | |
Other bosses | |
Balrog • Vega • M. Bison | |
- Secret bosses - | |
Sagat • Akuma | |
Mega Man's Special Weapons | |
Mine Sweeper • Yoga Inferno • Aegis Reflector • Hadoken • Tropical Hazzard • Soul Satellite • Optic Laser • Lightning Kick • Seiei Enbu | |
Miscellaneous | |
Script • List of enemies • Damage data chart • Miscellaneous data |