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Ryu's absurd range in this matchup becomes the focal point as Sean finds himself getting caught by punches that seem impossible to connect from that distance. The clip highlights one of the series' most egregious whiff punishes, where positioning and spacing create opportunities that defy conventional hitbox expectations. Viewers immediately noticed how Sean's own large hitbox works against him, leaving him vulnerable to attacks that shouldn't connect. The final moment perfectly captures the chaos of the interaction—even the bear commentary at the end acknowledges the sheer bullshit of what just happened. This is pure fighting game absurdity: a player expects safety, a character's geometry betrays them, and the result is so outlandish it becomes memorable. Dandy J's footage captures exactly why these spacing quirks stick with players long after the match ends.