That would shift in SF5, the next title in the timeline, where he could tap into the Denjin power, but only while his V-Trigger is active. In Street Fighter 4 for example, Ryu cannot use the Denjin Hadoken, donkey kick or parries. It was this point, too, that solidified the connection between Ryu's abilities between the last three games with the different moves he has access to and when he can use them. The Mu no Ken allowed him to finally (hopefully) gain full control over the Satsui no Hado to rest while he also used it to defeat Bison and Necalli. This power that allows a fighter to survive the Raging Demon became the key to Ryu's success in SF5's story. That thread largely continued into Street Fighter 4's period although this time it gave Ryu a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to the (re)introduction of his master, Gouken, and the Power of Nothingness (Mu no Ken). Bison and Akuma for trying to abuse or test that other side, leading to creation of Evil Ryu and later Kage. Before that point, Capcom had their iconic character working to find himself and battle past the darkness within him which brought him into conflict with characters like M.
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