The same rule applies still.
Main difference is that Takeuchi responds to a higher up and none other than himself, basically, while overseeing many projects at once and with his head over the table for Division 1.
As a executive producer, Ono had ownership of this specific project and responded to the current head of Division 2 (which i vaguely heard was a producer responsible for MHW), but SF6 itself was his responsibility to say the least.
Yeah I agree on that.
The current head of Division 2 is Ryozo Tsujimoto, the son of the CEO and the brother of the President, and was previously the head of Division 3 (before the merging).
Funnily enough, he was in the credits of Capcom Fighting Jam, hence why I doubt it'll come back under his leadership.
Probably not enough changes considering that Ono was still a major force behind SFVI's development prior to his 2nd demotion.
Also, going by what the likes of Imran, Max, Pat, & other FGC folks have been saying, it seems like it's both the CJP & CUSA folks (current & especially former) who have stories to tell regarding Ono.
Interesting. Seemed like it was mostly Capcom USA employees based on what the FGC side of things was saying.
And yeah, agreed for SFVI and Ono, I was talking about fighting games in general (like MvC or whatever else could come back).