suit as his default appearance, a look akin to a mafia enforcer. Game director Takayuki Nakayuma explained that Urien received a makeover as a "clothes-free, Renaissance-statue look" does not suit the serious tone of the game's story. An easter egg implemented by the developers allow players to change Urien to his classic look through a specific combination of input commands during the character's pre-fight introduction: Urien radiates destructive energy that burns off the entirety of his clothing except for his loincloth underwear, with the alternate battle mode outfit keeping his long hair and the alternate story mode outfit keeping his shades. Urien also appears in Capcom Fighting Evolution as one of the characters representing the Street Fighter III series. Gameplay In the Street Fighter III series, Urien share several moves with Gill, the point of difference being that much of the input motions for performing the shared techniques are different for Urien, and he does less damage compared to Gill. Instead of having control over fire and ice like Gill, Urien can transmute his body into iron form, and has the ability to manipulate electricity. Urien’s most notable ability is the Aegis Reflector, which creates moving plasma walls capable of reflecting projectile attacks. In Street Fighter V, Urien's Aegis Reflector is activated via the character's V-Trigger input, which creates an energy barrier in front of him: it reflects projectiles produced by both normal attacks and Critical Art combination attacks, and also damages and knocks back opponents if they come into contact without blocking. With a full V-meter, Urien can create two barriers. These moving barriers are considered to be a fundamental feature of Urien’s gameplay, which allows a player to operate defensively, trap opposing players, and create juggle opportunities when paired with his other attacks. The tactical opportunities presented by the Aegis Reflector ability enables a skilled player to control the pace of a match. A defense-oriented ability activated by Urien's V-Skill input grants the character the ability to shrug off one hit. He has been described as a versatile character, whose moveset combines the traits of a "motion" character as some of his special moves are triggered by fast, circular inputs, and a "charge" character whose special moves require the directional input to be momentarily pinned in a specific direction before the start of the move. Reception Gavin Jasper from Den of Geek placed Urien 34th place in a