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== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
 
*The Hadouken is one of two taunt attacks that can be used with both the standard and unlockable versions of a weapon. The other is the Spy's [[Fencing]] (Usable with the [[Knife]] and [[Your Eternal Reward]])
 
*The Hadouken is one of two taunt attacks that can be used with both the standard and unlockable versions of a weapon. The other is the Spy's [[Fencing]] (Usable with the [[Knife]] and [[Your Eternal Reward]])
*It is possible for an enemy to survive this taunt with the Dead Ringer out, although they will still suffer 75 damage. If they are taunting and get hit by it, it will also light them on fire and wont feign death like normal.
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*It is possible for an enemy to survive this taunt with the Dead Ringer out, although they will still suffer 75 damage. If they are taunting and get hit by it, it will also light them on fire and will not feign death like normal.
 
**If the target dies from the afterburn of the Hadoken, it will show the Flamethrower's kill icon, rather than the Hadoken's kill icon.
 
**If the target dies from the afterburn of the Hadoken, it will show the Flamethrower's kill icon, rather than the Hadoken's kill icon.
 
*The Hadouken is one of the fastest taunt kills, coming second to the Sniper's [[Skewer]] taunt.
 
*The Hadouken is one of the fastest taunt kills, coming second to the Sniper's [[Skewer]] taunt.

Revision as of 16:16, 12 October 2010

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Hudauda, huuudha!!!
The Pyro while performing Hadouken.

Upon taunting with the Shotgun or Flare Gun equipped, the Pyro unleashes a Hadouken (also referred to as a Hadoken) in the form of a spectacular burst of flame, resulting in an instant death for anyone slow, unaware or simply unfortunate enough to actually be hit by it. This move will also destroy buildings if it connects. This taunt has a wide field of fire, and is capable of taking out multiple targets. It is necessary to kill someone using a Hadouken attack to gain the 'OMGWTFBBQ' achievement. As a taunt, the Hadouken can still be used during Humiliation to kill the winning team members as they come barreling into your spawn, or during Stalemate. It can be used most safely on oblivious and stationary targets such as scoped Snipers, or on Sentry Guns and other immobile targets next to the gates at the start of an attack/defend map.

The Hadouken was the first taunt to receive the ability to kill, having received this feature in The Pyro Update. Thus, it only deals damage in the PC version of the game.

The Hadouken itself is a "tip of the hat" to the neologism from Capcom's classic Street Fighter series.

Damage

See also: Damage

Function times

  • Attack Interval: 3

All times are in seconds. Times are approximate and determined by community testing.

Demonstration

Related Achievements

OMGWTFBBQ
OMGWTFBBQ
Kill an enemy with a taunt.


Trivia

  • The Hadouken is one of two taunt attacks that can be used with both the standard and unlockable versions of a weapon. The other is the Spy's Fencing (Usable with the Knife and Your Eternal Reward)
  • It is possible for an enemy to survive this taunt with the Dead Ringer out, although they will still suffer 75 damage. If they are taunting and get hit by it, it will also light them on fire and will not feign death like normal.
    • If the target dies from the afterburn of the Hadoken, it will show the Flamethrower's kill icon, rather than the Hadoken's kill icon.
  • The Hadouken is one of the fastest taunt kills, coming second to the Sniper's Skewer taunt.
  • The Name of the Achievement linked to the Hadouken (OMGWTFBBQ) is a popular Internet acronym to express confusion, shock and awe, like a typical reaction to being killed by the move.
  • This is one of only 4 kill taunts in the game that is not completely silent up to the kill (Not including generic sounds like weapons clinking). This means that, unlike most kill taunts that can be done in secret, the Pyro has to give up his/her location in order to pull off this taunt, which is done with a muffled yell. (Other noisy kill taunts: Spy's Fencing, Engineer's Dischord, and Engineer's Organ Grinder.)

See also