Sean will frequently do a double light kick followed by a Ryuubi Kyaku, despite it being extremely easy to punish and parry.Ken will consistently throw out the light, medium, and fierce versions of his Shoryuken in succession whenever he's far enough away, despite it having no tactical benefit or sense whatsoever.
Artificial Stupidity: Despite its reputation for being one of the most challenging and technically demanding games in the series, some of the AI opponents consistently make really dumb decisions even on the highest difficulty settings:. AI Ryu and Akuma are noticeably more competent than most other opponents. This includes being able to parry out of Urien's Aegis Reflector, which is entirely possible for a human to pull off, but extremely difficult. Artificial Brilliance: On higher difficulty settings, the AI is capable of red parrying, something that even highly-skilled players can have trouble mastering. Anti-Frustration Features: If you continue a set number of times in 3rd Strike, the CPU's difficulty level will be bumped down a level. Although, Oro doesn't have that kind of luck, as his bound arm and which shoulder his clothing hangs from switches sides. He was deliberately designed this way so that Capcom could show off the power of their CPS-3 board. Gill's half-red half-blue body does not switch colors when he turns around. Ambidextrous Sprite: Amazingly averted for a 2D game. Alternate Company Equivalent: Remy is Capcom's take of a typical SNK design that you might see in The King of Fighters or its ilk. Introduced in 3rd Strike: Remy, Q, Makoto, Twelve. 
Introduced in New Generation: Alex, Dudley, Yun and Yang, Ibuki, Necro, Sean, Oro, Elena, Gill.From Street Fighter I: Ryu, Ken Masters.
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