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Art of Fighting (龍虎りゅうこの拳けん), Ryuuko no Ken, which literally translates to "Fist of the Dragon and Tiger" but can also be interpreted as "Fist of Two Mighty Rivals") is a fighting game developed by SNK. Only Ryo and Robert are playable in the 1-player story mode although eight of the characters are playable in the 2-player vs. modes (Mr. Big and Mr. Karate can be played via the use of cheat codes).
Art of Fighting's events are often referenced in the wider SNK universe. The King of Fighters '97 for instance parodies the events of the game in its ending.
Art of Fighting introduced many concepts which have since become fighting game staples, including super gauge, super moves, taunts, dashes and screen scaling.
So saying this, Takuma raises his indignant fist towards Ryo.
"M, Master! That's enough! Ryo... maybe Ryo just isn't cut out for martial arts..."
A boy stands before Takuma and drops on his knee to protect Ryo. His name is Robert Garcia, the lone son of Italian millionaire, Alberto Garcia. Through his father's suggestion, he was enlisted into Kyokugen Karate under Takuma's care.
"... Ryo, as long as you cannot overcome your weakness, your life will never begin... Real strength must be felt through the mind and heart; it cannot be faked."
Uttering this final note, Takuma takes his leave.
"... Ch, cheer up, Ryo. If you mope like this, Yuri won't smile."
Comforted by his friend's words, Ryo nodded but could not feel his power returning to him.
The following night, when Takuma and his wife were out, Ronnet was caught in an unexpected traffic accident. Ryo took his younger sister to the hospital and were faced with an unfortunate reality. Their mother would never return home and their father disappeared immediately after the incident. The siblings' lives truly began that day.
As for the dojo, it was barred off. Robert was entreated to part with his friend.
"... Ryo, I swear I will return. Until then, take good care of Yuri for me."
Faithfully taking Robert's words to heart, Ryo made it his sole purpose in life to take care of her. For Yuri's smile, for Yuri's happiness, Ryo overcame various obstacles. Working in the morning, he entered street fights during the night but seemed to be cursed with his own powerlessness. However, after he saw Yuri's smile, he began to recall his father's words: "A man's strength cannot be known only by his fist". Ryo began to understand what it meant.
"As long as I have someone to protect, I can't allow myself to be defeated." The boy grew stronger once he believed in these words.
Thus Ryo built his reputation as a street fighter: the man with a gentle heart and a sound fist, the "Invincible Dragon". At the same time, Robert appeared and, to Ryo's joy, earned the nickname the "Strongest Tiger".
On that day, the event happened. His precious sister was kidnapped.
"Who did this?! What would they want?!"
Using the few clues they had, Ryo and Robert head for Southtown.
To find the father missing for 10 years, to find Yuri's whereabouts, Ryo confronts his dark fate and, in the waves of oppression, shakes his angry fist.
The gears of the dragon and tiger's legend are about to turn..."
In the first game, Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia set out to find Ryo's sister, Yuri, who has been kidnapped by Mr. Big on behalf of Geese Howard. Mr. Big has taken the girl to entice Takuma Sakazaki, Ryo's father and originator of the fictional form of karate known as Kyokugen Karate ("Extreme style"), and because Ryo refused to work for Big. After they defeat Mr. Big, Ryo and Robert face the enigmatic Mr. Karate. Art of Fighting's story ends with a cliff-hanger; Yuri is about to disclose the true identity of Mr. Karate as their father Takuma.
The revelation that Mr. Karate was indeed Takuma was not in the original Art of Fighting ending (except for the Super NES port of the game, where it was clearly shown). It was officially confirmed during the introduction of the second game, when Takuma was formally introduced.
Series' Continuity
The Art of Fighting series originally served as a prequel to the Fatal Fury series, taking place during the late 1970s and early 1980s. This is reflected by the characters' official birthdates in the series and given ages in each game. This is made even more obvious with the appearance of a young Geese Howard in Art of Fighting 2, and most of all, Ryo's best student who debuted as one of the playable fighters in Garou: Mark of the Wolves, Khushnood Butt. The Hyper Neo-Geo 64 game Buriki One and the PlayStation port of Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition features an older modern-day Ryo adopting his father's former identity of Mr. Karate.
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