What is the name of Ryu's signature fireball attack?

Ryu's signature fireball attack is the Hadoken. He thrusts both hands forward and releases a concentrated burst of energy, making the move one of the most recognizable attacks in fighting-game history.

Ryu first appeared in Capcom's Street Fighter in 1987, and the Hadoken became one of his defining techniques alongside the Shoryuken uppercut and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku spinning kick. Ken Masters also uses the Hadoken, reflecting the pair's shared martial-arts training, although later games give their versions different properties and visual styles.

Several names in the answer choices are easy to mix up. Shinku Hadoken is a more powerful super-art variation, while Shoryuken is the rising uppercut and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku is the hurricane kick. The name Hadoken is commonly translated as “wave motion fist” or “surge fist,” and the move's concept was influenced by energy attacks in Japanese science-fiction animation.