Fei Long

Neutral B: Rekkaken
Fei Long hits the enemy with a powerful punch for each input; if the full follow-up is performed, the third strike inflicts knockdown. The EX Special version uses fiery punches, and if timed right, allows Fei Long to punch through projectiles.

Side B: Rekkukyaku
Fei Long launches himself towards the opponent with a flying kick, which he eventually combos into a front flip kick upon hitting the opponent (12%). The EX Special version of this attack allows Fei Long to pass through projectiles, and is much faster than the original.

Up B: Shienkyaku
Fei Long focuses all of his power into his foot, and revolves it around his body, leaping upwards and kicking vertically. He achieves enough speed to ignite his leg in a field of fire (14% in fire damage). The EX Special hits 3 times (5% per hit), and is a reliable wake-up move.

Down B: Tenshin
Fei Long uses his leg and hooks it with the opponent's, flipping over them to the other side. It is not a move that inflicts damage, but is rather meant for positioning, as the technique allows Fei Long to trick his opponent and set up different kinds of combos. Since it is a command grab, it cannot be blocked. The EX special allows Fei Long to grab his opponent at a little more distance than the normal version, and is also faster. Another property of the EX Tenshin is that immediately after using it, the next attack Fei Long follows up with will be unblockable.

Final Smash 1: Rekkashinken
It is basically a more advanced and powerful version of the original Rekkaken punches that Fei Long uses, but he adds on two additional hits in the middle for more damage. With the two additional hits, the total number of punches becomes five, and the fifth punch itself knocks the opponent down, just like the third hit would do in the original Rekkaken punches (58%).

Final Smash 2: Rekkashingeki
Fei Long starts off by yelling and entering a "power surge" pose, then delivering a combination of five Rekkaken punches. Should two of punches land clean, he turns the third punch into a deadly blow to his opponent's midsection. He then follows with a flurry of body strikes to the opponent, followed by a powerful uppercut which sends them sky high. After that, he finishes them off by delivering a ferocious flaming flying kick ("Wa-chaaaa!") (80%).

KOs
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Taunts
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Character Description
Fei-Long is Capcom's tribute to the Jeet Kune Do movie legend Bruce Lee, the basis for his design. Not only do the two look alike and come from the same city, Fei-Long also lets out similar battle cries to Lee, and is just as furious and fast. Also, Fei Long (飛龍) is Mandarin for "flying dragon", as well as a type of kick. Bruce Lee's Chinese screen name was 李 小龍 (Li Siu-Long) or "little dragon." He was one of the early Bruce Lee inspired characters in fighting games, after Kim Dragon from World Heroes and Liu Kang from Mortal Kombat, but predating Marshall Law and his son Forrest Law from the Tekken series, Li Long and Maxi from the Soul series, and Jann Lee from the Dead or Alive series.

Other Attacks
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Classic Mode
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Snake Codec
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Role
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Extra
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Trivia

 * Interestingly, compared to all the other Bruce Lee based characters from other fighting game franchises, Fei Long's story and background matches Bruce Lee's the closest. However there is a small difference, as Bruce Lee lived in the USA as an adult and had an American wife, whereas Fei Long has no apparent connection to the USA and is not married or not in a relationship.