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Army Guile (Default):
Army Guile is a quick, competitive character based on his gameplay in the Street Fighter games. His moves are quite similar to Ryu and Chun-Li's in that they have an EX form and a normal form. Let's go over his specials and leave the gritty stuff to the devs.

Special: Sonic Hurricane
Normally a souped-up Sonic Boom special, in Crusade, Guile charges up a sonic boom, then unleashes it. The difference is that it stays on his arms and swirls around in place. The EX version has more startup lag but also pulls people in like Young Link's spin attack in Melee.

Side Special: Sonic Boom
The sonic boom is a simple move like the Hadouken and the Kikouken. Guile walks back a few steps, referencing the Street Fighter games in which you must hold down backwards to 'charge' it, then unleashes a swirling disc of energy. The EX Sonic Boom is faster and has multiple hits, but has more startup lag.

Upward Special: Flash Kick
Guile does a somersault with his leg extended, which causes a crescent of burning white energy to appear. Guile can control the direction he somersaults with the Control Stick. The EX version does two somersaults, meaning two crescents that fly in opposite directions.

Downward Special: Spin-Back Knuckle
Guile spins around and extends his arm once he's finished the 360. He can move around left and right during the spinning time, but it's not very long. The EX version of this move has him do a 720, which takes longer, but means he can move around longer while spinning and it hits that much harder.

Final Smash 1: Sonic Typhoon
Based on Street Fighter EX, Guile quickly charges up a Sonic Boom and releases it as a tornado that sucks opponents in and throws them back out and the end. Does more knockback than it does damage.

Final Smash 2: Flash Explosion
One of his powerful attacks in Super Street Fighter IV, Guile pulls off three consecutive Flash Kicks and finishes with a double Sonic hurricane performed by Guile and his buddy Charlie.

Marine Guile (Alt):
Marine Guile is a slow but powerful character based on his appearances in the media and a game or two. His moves are closer to Snake and Mach Rider than they are Ryu or Chun-Li, but he retains the same basic style.

Special: Sonic Boom
His same Sonic Boom from his Army moveset, transfered over to his Normal Special.

Side Special: Ryuu Kobushi no Dangan (roughly Bullet of the Dragon's Fist)
Guile pulls out a pistol from his belt and charges it. If charged long enough, Guile will release a Sonic Boom with the bullet to increase the power. The EX version has the same changes of the EX Hadouken.

Upward Special: Skydive Jetpack
Guile uses the jetpack on his back to go upwards and headbutt anything in his way. If he hits something solid like a wall, then the special will automatically end and Guile will go freefall. The EX version goes faster, and Guile throws a grenade upwards.

Downward Special: Step Kick
Guile walks forward and delivers a straight kick forward. The kick is somewhat delayed due to his need to walk forward, but in return it gives this move plenty of range. This is best used as a surprise or disruptive attack. It is also a safe move, because if it is blocked, the user will be sent backwards, avoiding any counter-attack. In EX move, Guile follows it up with a very short-ranged blast from a grenade.

Final Smash 1: Total Wipeout
In this move, Guile pulls out a net launcher that traps the opponent in a net, allowing him to do consecutive punches that end with a grenade toss followed by a Sonic Boom that knocks the opponent away.

Final Smash 2: Sneak Attack
Guile taunts the opponent by flexing and saying "Come on, Rookie!" In this time while the opponent is distracted, Charlie jumps in and starts assaulting the opponent. Guile finishes the attack by pulling out a rocket launcher and blasting the opponent away.

Alt: Chun-Li

Special: Drill Fist
Chun-Li starts to fire off a Kikouken....and fires a drill bit instead! It hits multiple times and pierces opponents like Samus's Plasma Beam in the 2D Metroid games. The EX Version travels faster and hits harder.

Side Special: Launcher Bow
Chun-Li bows forward out of respect; Missiles fire from her back and launch forward in front of her. Does high knockback but low damage.

Upward Special: Hishoki (roughly Ki of Silencing Elegance)
Shadow Lady performs Chun-Li's normal upward special, then finishes it wit her normal downward special. Can be very punishing to both the user and the victim; great for suicide maneuvers that take the opponent down too.

Downward Special: Energy Field
Chun-Li is enveloped in electricity. This punishes direct attackers, but isn't really a problem for projectile users. First frame is super-armor and also reflects projectiles on the first frame.

Final Smash 1: Kaminari Ashi (roughly Devil's Lightning Legs)
Everyone knows Chun-Lis fast kicks; Shadow Lady has them too. Unlike Chun-Li, Shadow Lady finishes with her Hishoki instead of an upward kick; in exchange, she doesn't use the Lightning Legs for as long.

Final Smash 2: Kage Girochin (roughly Shadow Guillotine)
Chun-Li jumps backwards into the air and dashes forward. If and when she hits someone, the screen goes black. A moment later, Chun-li and her victim appear, and the player watches Chun-Li kick the victim one single time. Meta Knight's slash effect is shown when she does. Basically a clone of Meta Knight's final.