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This cosmetic has not been seen in the Item Shop for more than 500 days.
It was last seen on August 1st 2022, 862 days ago.

Determined to travel the world and test his skills until he becomes the best.
— In-Game Description

Ryu is a Gaming Legends Series Outfit in Fortnite, that can be purchased in the Item Shop for V-Bucks - Icon - Fortnite 1,600 V-Bucks or with the Ryu & Chun-Li Bundle for V-Bucks - Icon - Fortnite 2,200 V-Bucks. Ryu was first released in Chapter 2: Season 5 and is part of the Street Fighter Set.

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Default Battle
Ryu - Outfit - Fortnite
Ryu (Battle) - Outfit - Fortnite

Item Shop Appearances[]

Ryu has appeared in 31 different Item Shops, on 29 different days.

Why are there shops labelled as 'parts'?
For varying reasons, Epic Games may decide to add or remove items from the Item Shop before the usual rotation occurs. The Fortnite Wiki treats each change to the Item Shop within a single day as a separate 'part' that makes up the day's Item Shop History.
Why are there two different numbers for Ryu's appearances?
Ryu has, on at least one occasion, appeared in more than one shop in a single day. This has resulted in its count for appearances in the Item Shop being higher than the amount of days it has appeared in it. Both counts are listed by the Fortnite Wiki in order to be as accurate as possible, unlike other sources.

Trivia[]

  • Ryu was teased in the real-life replica of Jones' Field Pack with hand wraps, which are used for boxing gloves.
  • Ryu's Battle style is based on his costume from Street Fighter V of the same name.
  • Ryu's pose resembles that from his official artwork for Street Fighter II, as well as the promotional poster for the original arcade release of Street Fighter IV.

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