Shoryuken is the signature rising uppercut of Ryu and Ken in Capcom's Street Fighter series, a move long shouted as its name during play. Kermit the Frog, the long-running Muppet character, became a frequent subject of internet voice mashups and parody edits. This clip brings those two worlds together, pairing a familiar frog voice with a fighting-game shout. Online creators have kept it in rotation because the mismatch is instantly recognisable, even to viewers who have never played Street Fighter.
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A short meme clip of Kermit the Frog shouting the Street Fighter Shoryuken uppercut, used by creators for wins, comebacks and exaggerated reactions in edits.
This is a one-second burst of cartoonish energy, with a high-pitched, Kermit-like voice yelling Shoryuken over the rising whoosh of a fighting-game uppercut. It lands as a joke and a punch at the same time, turning a small moment into a dramatic knockout. The voice sounds playful rather than threatening, which makes the sudden attack feel absurd, and the quick finish keeps it snappy enough to replay without losing its impact on viewers. That contrast between a friendly frog voice and a violent game move is exactly why it catches people off guard and gets a laugh.
