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Batsu has short spiked black hair and black eyes and has an X scar on the right side of his forehead. In the opening and ending themes as well as his crossover appearances his hair is changed to dark brown.
His primary outfit is a blue long sleeve short jacket under a grey sleeveless mesh shirt with two light blue lines in both sides of his jacket, blue pants, shins and red and white rubber sneakers. He also wears red fingerless gloves on both of his hands.
As Burning Batsu in Project Justice , he is seen without his short jacket and his pants has been tattered due to his vigorous training and absence. He also has a bandage on his left cheek and gains scratch marks all over his body underneath his sleeveless mesh shirt as well as the X scars on both of his shoulders identical to his father Raizo's. He has pale blue wraps on both arms.
In the School Life Mode of Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Batsu often wears his primary outfit but with or without the short jacket. During both the Physical Education Day and the National Sports Day, Batsu wears a white short sleeve loose shirt with a blue trim as the short sleeves are folded into shorter cuffs, blue shorts, white sneakers and a blue headband. Like Daigo during New Years Day, Batsu wears a casual outfit, a black leather jacket with a white sho-t sleeved shirt, jeans and white sneakers. During both Swimming Day and the Beach Overnight, Batsu wears a pair of red swim shorts.

Batsu is known for being foul-mouthed, belligerent, and impulsive, but at the same time, he has a strong sense of justice and a kind heart. He is often misunderstood due to his forward and rough personality. His dislike for dogs was due to the fact that he was bitten by one when he was little, although he could no longer remember exactly when; nonetheless, it was a traumatic experience for him. He is also somewhat afraid of his own father Raizo during his individual ending because of his strictness and that Raizo himself frequently scolds him for not understanding every lesson in school or reading textbooks. This also happens in his own ending in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom , in which he was seriously injured by his father after the latter had threw him off the waterfalls during their heavy martial arts training with each other.
His main personality became more apparent during the events of the School Life Mode in Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 and he's also shown to be quite clumsy as well when he had accidentally gained a bump mark on his head during Swimming Day. He can also be street smart at times when he befriends the edit characters.


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Belger is a middle-aged man with broad shoulders, a bald scalp and an Amish-style beard. He is normally depicted without a mustache but has one in his dialogue portrait for the GBA version of Final Fight as well as his concept art for Street Fighter V . He is usually seen wearing a dress shirt with diamond cufflinks, a bow tie, dark pants and dress shoes. He sits on a motorized wheelchair but is perfectly capable of moving at exceptional speed without it. [1] His weapon of choice is a bowgun made of ornamented wood.


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Bill Bull is an obese, full bearded, bald man, wearing high-cuffed gray slacks with suspenders over a button-up shirt in his initial appearance. He also wears clog-style shoes and has an armband around each of his elbows
In his Street Fighter V artwork, he now wears a turquoise vest, and lacks his armbands and suspenders. He also has a scar across his left eye that extends onto his forehead.

Bill Bull appears to be a rather hot-headed man, frequently drinking, then getting enraged and breaking beer bottles. His favorite drink is a cocktail of his own creation that is a blend of sauce , soy sauce , mustard , chili oil and salad dressing , and he has recently taken to mellowing it with honey . At one point, he had grown conscious of his weight and tried dieting, but did not stick to his diet plans for very long. [1]


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Billy has a slim but fit body, and wears a punk rocker get up. He wears hand wraps and pants that are held up with suspenders. His blond hair is styled in a mohawk and in his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, his eyes have facepaint applied to them.

Billy is said to be loud, ostentatious, and rambunctious, enjoying causing a ruckus and provoking the attention of others, liking the means more than the results. Outside of this however, he has a deep knowledge and appreciation for romantic literature and theater, and is loyal to his friends.


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Birdie's appearance has changed with each of the Street Fighter games that he is featured in, though he is generally depicted as a very tall (about the height of Sagat ), late 1970s British punk rocker. In the original, he is shown as a tall, muscular man with pale skin a blonde mohawk (depicted as orange-red during combat); his outfit is that of a typical punk rocker, with blue jeans and a dark leather vest, studded bracelets, and combat boots. Interestingly enough, Birdie's early Street Fighter V design was nearly identical to his original appearance.
In the Alpha series, Birdie is a hulking, black man with blonde mohawk and a wide, pointy brown mustache that extends to the sides of his head to become sideburns. His lips are now larger, and he also has a tattoo of a red heart on the side of his head and sports a patently impossible hole in the center of his Mohawk, giving his unique hairstyle the appearance of a sharp bird's beak. Birdie's excuse for his drastic change in appearance is that he was pale due to being sick. [10]
His outfit is also changed: his leather vest is now blue and sports a wide, pointed collar; he also wears a necklace with rectangular, yellow beads and a round, red one in the middle, along with several other accessories. These include round, red earrings; fingerless blue gloves; thick, metal bracelets; and brown, oddly pointed shoes, which are more common to punks in Japan than in England.
In Street Fighter V , Birdie has gained a beer belly, and appears much more overweight, in addition to looking grimy and disheveled. His punk attire is updated, with torn jeans, a chav-punk jacket with a large up-turned collar and more detailed combat boots that have replaced his brown pointy shoes. He also gains a tattoo on his stomach, reading "Life Like Dice". His Mohawk is also animated more realistically due to the shift from sprites to 3D models; the unusual hole is also absent. His alternate costume is a yellow and black biker jumpsuit similar to Rufus ' but in a Shadaloo motif.
His second costume appears similar to the late Freddy Mercury of the U.K. rock band Queen . His Mohawk is loose downward and, along with his mustache, dyed in black. He wears a yellow flak vest, white shorts with red outlines and matching white and red sneakers. The tattoo on his stomach is not seen.

Birdie's character is very fitting of the "dim-witted brute" archetype. He is violent, short-tempered and generally unkind to others around him, and has an unsettling habit of licking his chain attached to his wrist before and/or after combat. However, he is shown more positively in the expanded media of Street Fighter ; for example, in the Alpha manga, he is shown to be friends with Ryu , and allies himself with Chun-Li .
In Street Fighter V , Birdie is presented as more of a comical glutton who enjoys eating, even during fights. Although still just as rude and brash, Birdie seems to be markedly less aggressive towards others, likely due to the fact that he is no longer a part of Shadaloo . He is also very conscious of his Mohawk and hates wearing any hats, as he believes it would mess up his hairdo.


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Black was an imposing, muscular man whose body was covered with scars. He wore a red beret and a black military uniform with a black vest underneath, which he revealed when he ripped free of his coat. He also kept his left eye covered with an eyepatch and carried a riding crop and knives. His belt buckle was a silver skull, from which his gang most likely got its name.


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She's stated to sport a lean but muscular frame in a full-body costume, fooling opponents with her flexibility. In-game, her design is androgynous with a deep voice, and advertisements purposefully used neutral Japanese pronouns to leave it up in the air whether or not the character was male or female. Unlike most characters that turn red when "heated", her costume turns silver.


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Blair is a Monegasque woman with blue hair (later capri blue) with single fringes in each side, tied in a bun with a white clip at the back and green eyes. She has a fairly muscular build, which is best seen in her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art and her CGI appearance from her ending in Street Fighter EX .
Blair's primary appearance is a white sleeveless leotard which shows her cleavage and black thigh-high boots. She wears black gloves, matching armbands with a buckle at the center and a matching choker. Her alternate appearance is a high-neck pink leotard with short sleeves in each sides. She wears black thigh-high socks, brown knee-high boots and short red gloves. Her eyes are aqua blue in-game.
In Fighting EX Layer , Blair's hair is dark blue and tied in tangles instead of a bun and braided in each sides. Blair now wears a pale blue and black high-neck sleeveless leotard with a pale blue extra cloth to cover both of her shoulders and is adorned with a blue belt, beneath her leotard are black cycling shorts, black and blue garter thigh-high socks and pale blue short boots that reach through her knees. She wears blue long fingerless gloves, has a yellow bola tie, similar to Karin 's in Street Fighter V , and wears a blue choker.


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Her outfit is that of a kyudo practitioner's uniform, being a pair of black hakama and white tabi, with a black lacquered muneate breastplate tied with white laces, over a dark gray hakamashita like gi. On the left hand she wears a brown leather glove which covers entirely thumb, index, and middle fingers but leaves completely uncovered ring and pinky fingers up to the major knuckles. This glove is secured to the wrist with a dark brown strap. She wears her forelocks up with a balck headband, that prominently displays her forehead. On her forehead, immediately below this headband, can be glimpsed a red emblem with a "vi" letter shape resembling a scar. Her long raven hair is let down. Her skin is very pale.
In Street Fighter EX3 , she retains her normal appearance and outfit, and her hands are covered in purplish pink flames, similar to when Kairi has a full Super Combo Gauge. Her raven hair is shoulder-length in-game.
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, Her gi is purple and she no longer has a muneate breastplate. She maintains her black hakama and a white tabi from her original outfit. Her forehead shows a "V" letter, which burns the middle front of her white headband for few seconds.
In Fighting EX Layer , Bloody Hokuto assumes her assassin persona as Shirase. Her hair is black and white similar to Vulcano Rosso 's and is tied in a traditional high ponytail adorned with white laced ribbon and her hair has long single fringes in each sides to show her forehead. Her outfit is different than her previous kyudo practitioners attire.
Like Evil Ryu in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , Bloody Hokuto wears an elaborate black and white sleeveless side-tie dress with a white cloth to cover her shoulders, her mundane breastplate is red being connected to her brown corset-like long skirt in each sides to tuck on her side-tie dress and has a white and black backward laced ribbon design tucked into her corset and a large white and black laced ribbon tied at the back. She wears a different colored v-neck tabi (white on the right and black on the left) and a traditional red and gold Japanese geta. She also wears different colored long fingerless gloves with white on the right adorned with a black laced ribbon and the other is black with black gauntlet-like wristband with a gold trim. She also retains the "V" mark on her forehead and her eyes appear as heterochromia brown on her right and red on her left.

Unknown to Hokuto, her true father implanted a mental suggestion to locate Kairi and carry out his elimination. To prevent this, Hokuto was implanted with the Seal of Blood ( 血の封印 , Chi no Fūin ? ) by the elders of the Mizugami clan, which would be unleashed whenever Hokuto would come into contact with Kairi . Bloody Hokuto can be distinguished from her regular counterpart by the red mark on her forehead.

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"Like I have expected... the Seal of Blood is broken" Lamenting that she has become an ordinary assassin, Hokuto's adoptived father looked up to the sky and  apologized to his friend. "Brother and sister have both been swallowed. There's nothing that can be done to change their bloodstained path... But still... that would be my last wish..."

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"Like I thought so...the dead must be informed." Lamenting that Hokuto has returned to her devilish ways, her adoptived father looks up to his friend in the sky. "The brother and sister have both been swallowed... Now I understand the path of carnage the master spoke of. However, the founder's bloodline still has one last bet ... Nanase, only you can save those two now." Only the 17-year-old daughter remained to enter the fight.


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Boman is a young black American who has short blond hair in a mohawk hairstyle and a pair of brown eyes. His mohawk hairstyle would later be adapted by Birdie in his appearance from within Street Fighter V .
His primary outfit in both Rival Schools: United by Fate and Project Justice is his Pacific High uniform, a blue formal suit jacket with a Pacific High logo on the left side with a white long sleeve button shirt with a red tie on the collar, white school pants and yellow sneakers with orange linings.
In Project Justice , he has an alternate outfit where he fights shirtless in order to show and display his muscular structure.
In the School Life Mode of Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Boman is usually seen in his primary outfit, but he also wears different outfits from within the duration of the school term. During both Physical Education Day and National Sports Day, Boman wears a gym outfit, a dark blue tank top, matching dark blue shorts and his sneakers from his primary outfit. During the Night Festival, Boman wears his casual outfit; a white short sleeve loose button shirt with a Pacific logo on the left side, white pants and brown shoes. At the School Fair, Boman wears a pink long sleeve button shirt with a black bow on the collar as the sleeves were folded into cuffs, black pants and matching shoes; he also wears a white apron within his outfit. During both Christmas Day and New Years Day, Boman wears a priest attire which is worn by priests during Sunday church masses, a black long sleeved priest coat with a golden cross, matching pants and shoes.

Despite the fact that he is still a student, Boman acts far ahead of his age. He is a devout Christian who never misses Sunday Masses. As a person who dislikes violence, he is aware of his own size and strength. After any unavoidable fight, he silently prays to God for forgiveness. Like Roy and Tiffany , Boman also hails from the United States and is a Pacific High student. With a non-violent nature, he is training to be a preacher.
In the School Life Mode of Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Boman can be seen cheering the player during both Physical Education Day and National Sports Day and is also a very friendly person when he takes a liking to the edit characters.


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Bosch is a fit, muscular young man with tan skin, forest green eyes, and black hair with red highlights beneath. He has two braids coming from behind and below his ears that fall over his shoulders, coming to down mid-chest level. Around average height, he stands a few inches shorter than Luke. Mostly concealed by the hair he wears over his right eye, he has a scar that comes down from his hairline and over the eye. He wears a sleeveless royal blue top that fastens on his right side with four golden-colored fabric clasps, matching the accents around the collar, around the shoulders, and down the sides. His loose-fit pants match the royal blue, and his shoes are white with brown cuffs sporting a mutli-colored triangle pattern. He also keeps his hands bound in bandages, and wears a decorative blue bracelet with a golden triangle pattern around his right wrist. On the streets of Metro City and through Chapter 5, he dons a red robe with cuffs and collar to match the ones on his shoes, with the right sleeve tucked behind his back underneath a simple blue belt.
After being abducted by Neo Shadaloo, Bosch loses all of his traditional Nayshall attire, instead going shirtless with a torn green jumpsuit numbered '064' with the sleeves tied around his waist, uneven bandages up his arms and covering his feet, a single studded leather pauldron on his left shoulder, and large metal cuffs with chains around both wrists. The pauldron seems to be a restraint as well, as the strap around his bicep appears to be metal and secured by a bolt. He no longer wears his braids, and his hair has a slightly more wild look to it, showing both eyes when not wearing a paint-splattered cardboard box, also numbered '064.' Most notably, he has gained several scars, the largest being the giant X-shaped one across his chest. All his scars glow purple, and appear to be festering with Psycho Power even when Bosch has a grip on himself.

Bosch serves as a major character in the World Tour mode of Street Fighter 6 .

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He first appears as a fellow student of Luke 's, and serves as the player 's friend and rival. After an intial fight, Bosch sets out on his own, and the player later discovers that he has been confronting the Canary Crate Gang , attempting to find information on Mad Gear . In the process, Bosch drops his ID card, causing the player to have to set out to find him and return it. It is revealed that Mad Gear is passing around money with a "huge organization", and that Bosch is aiming to steal this money.
The player next encounters Bosch near Mad Gear's hideout, as he is fleeing from the various gangsters holding a bag. After teaming up to fight off the gang's grunts, Bosch flees with the bag in hand, which is later revealed to contain the money. Eliza of Mad Gear then threatens the player into retrieving the bag, but the player is unable to locate Bosch at this point, and is tasked with constructing a counterfeit bag instead.
Bosch is next encountered in England on King Street , where he is attacked and abducted by Juri Han on behalf of an unspecified organization. Bosch gives the player a data card before being kidnapped, which the player eventually works to decrypt with the help of Li-Fen . The data card contains pictures of locations around Metro City , which feature posters with various letters and numbers on them. After entering the numbers into their phone, the player is placed in touch an information broker who was previous in contact with Bosch (simply referred to as "Asterisk"), who ends up feeding them information about his whereabouts in exchange for helping gather intel for them. The informant reveals Bosch had been looking for info on an underground fighting tournament run by a massive criminal organization, and that the money he had stolen was planned to be used by Mad Gear in order to buy their way into entering.
It is eventually revealed that Bosch is part of an anti-government resistance group in Nayshall , and had planned to use the money to help the resistance, and that he had been in England to meet with the resistance members before being abducted by Juri. It is revealed that the organization that kidnapped Bosch was Neo Shadaloo , who are at odds with the Nayshalli Resistance and plan to use him in experiments related to Psycho Power .
Bosch later appears again in-person after the player reaches Nayshall, now infused with Psycho Power and known as the Cardboard Combatant ( ダンボール闘奴 , Danbōru Tōdo ? ) due to the cardboard box he wears to cover his face, though his identity is left a mystery until later in the story. He appears as one of two victors of the tournament in Nayshall's lowlands representing Neo Shadaloo, going onto compete in the Suval'hal Martial Arts Tournament alongside the player. The effects of Psycho Power have made Bosch struggle to control himself, and it has taken a toll on his body as a result. In Nayshall, the player also encounters Bosch's younger sister, Yua , who asks the player to find him.
The player finally reunites with Bosch after clearing the tournament, recieving a text from an unknown number mentioning the memory of when the two ate pizza together during training in Metro City. Hidden by the pizza stand is a photo of the city skyline and a card key to access the roof of the SiRN Building, and after ascending the skyscraper, the player will meet the Cardboard Combatant again, who is finally revealed to be Bosch. The two fight, and Bosch attempts to get the player to drop out of the tournament, but is unable to emerge victorious. With his body struggling to contain the Psycho Power, Bosch runs off, and later text the player and asks them to collect a variety of materials and give them to the Nayshalli Resistance. After doing so, he also asks the player to give a pendant he left at the SiRN Building to Yua and tell her that he has died.
The materials are later revealed to be parts of a bomb planned to be planted in the championship belt of the Suval'hal Tournament in order for Bosch to assassinate Johan Petrovic , the head of Terra Network Partners , the NGO providing aid to Nayshall, via suicide bombing. The resistance is aiming to assassinate JP due to Terra Network Partners being a front for money laundering and terrorist activities, exploiting the developing nation in order to further JP's own goals. The player attempts to sabotage the bomb and prevent Bosch's suicide by installing a safety pin, but is unable to reach the belt due to being interrupted by JP.
At the Suval'hal Martial Arts Tournament, Bosch is encountered one last time, warning the player that he is no longer able to control the Psycho Power within his body and asking them to forfeit in order to avoid them getting hurt. He then serves as the final opponent faced by the player. At the victory ceremony, Bosch and the player stand atop the victory podium, with Bosch awaiting to take the belt from JP and detonate it. However, JP passes the duty of giving away the belt to Yua, who is serving as a dancer as part of the tournament's festivities, and activates the bomb's countdown timer before handing it to her. Seeing this, Bosch, driven by desperation to protect his sister, charges at her and steals the belt, unmasking himself and attempting to throw it out of range. However, he is caught in the explosion and perishes. In the aftermath, the businessman confesses to knowing about the bomb and figuring out the assassination plot due to the player's attempt to install the safety pin, leading to a climactic showdown between the player and JP in order to avenge Bosch.

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At some point, during the Avatar's undercover mission to the Neo Shadaloo's hideout, thanks to Foo and Lee, they soon discovers how Bosch was forcefully being embed with Psycho Power. It was revealed that he and other Cardboard Test Subject Combatants are being used as experiments for M. Bison's revival.


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Bows lacks the cliched pirate captain aesthetic of his original counterpart in Pirate Ship Higemaru , including the eye patch, wooden leg and pirate hat. He looks more like a traditional sailor than a pirate.


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Bratken is a heavily-muscled man with a noticeable underbite. He wears a yellow and blue striped shirt with ripped sleeves, red bracelets and pants, a brown belt, and a pair of collared boots. Bratken wears his belt over his shirt, possibly indicating he does not know how to dress himself properly due to his childlike mentality.

Despite his physically imposing appearance, Bratken is very simple-minded and has the mentality of a child. He enjoys playing with toys, and his best friend is a stuffed bear. Bratken is prone to causing excessive damage due to him not knowing his own strength, but despite this, he is said to have a very gentle heart.


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Bred exemplifies the look of a common Mad Gear henchman, wearing grey (light brown in his artwork) overalls and brown boots, along with fingerless gloves. He has brown hair, but is depicted as being blond in some artwork.
In his artwork for Street Fighter V , Bred's overalls are now black, his gloves are red, and his boots are gold.

Bred, nicknamed " Pol-chan " ( ポルちゃん , " Pol-chan " ? ) by his friends, is described as a nice person who seems to have been doomed since birth to constantly find himself surrounded by trouble. Bred is described as having a good disposition towards juniors , often going to eat with the other Mad Gear members in one of Metro City's various diners. He loves his car and often polishes it, but much to his misfortune, it is frequently destroyed . [2]


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Bull is a muscular man with a mohawk hairstyle and beard.

Despite his appearance, Bull is a kind hearted man that has a wife and daughter. He grew in the wilderness and loves animals and plants, and adopted a white dog . He went to Metro City in hopes of making fortune. He injured his back while working, so he is considering changing his job. [1]


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C. Viper wears a specially designed Battle Suit for the tournament, developed and manufactured by S.I.N. . When inquired by an Executive as to the reason for her participation in the tournament, she states that she's the only test subject to fully utilize the suit's capabilities effectively, and thus is the prime candidate for the field test.
The suit is remarkable in the sense that it resembles an ordinary business suit, though two weapons lurk within the accompanying gloves and boots. The Battle Suit presumably does not protect the wearer from damage, as it was designed for stealth and ease of concealment.
One of her alternate costumes in the Street Fighter IV games is a white science coat, black dress with a revealing top and black high-heeled shoes. [4] In her original Street Fighter IV ending, she wears what appears to be a long black dress and black high-heeled open-toed shoes. [5]
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, C. Viper wears a gray revealing catsuit with a green shoulder holster, a black arm band with a pouch and black boots. She also wears a matching black choker on her neck.

C. Viper's working personality is superior and condescending, as seen in her interactions with Chun-Li , Cammy , and Hakan . However, she is also genuinely interested in the inner workings and problems of the other fighters, as shown in her various win-quotes, but when it comes to her missions, C. Viper will not let anyone stop her from completing her goals.
As mentioned in her win quotes, her current personality is a far cry from her younger years. It is implied that she was something of a wildcat and a thrill-seeking delinquent as a teenager, before the events that got her to be a responsible and focused adult. In Juri's World Tour dialogue in Street Fighter 6 , she makes the argument that this is C. Viper's true personality, as the two have been working as criminal business partners for years following the fall of S.I.N..
When C. Viper is not doing missions, she is shown to be a loving mother for her daughter Lauren , as shown in her Super Street Fighter IV ending.


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Caine is a tall man with a hunched posture, long arms, and abnormally large forearms and hands. His hair is stringy and orange (or gray/brown in promotional artwork), and he has a black horseshoe mustache. He wears a drab green baseball cap and matching uniform with ripped sleeves, as well as brown gloves, black boots, and a tool belt. He keeps his eyes covered with protective goggles and carries a large wrench that he uses as a weapon.

Since childhood, Caine had a compulsive hobby of disassembling machines and mechanisms, to where he would often sneak into the local car factory with his father's tools to dismantle and then reassemble the various parts and cars he got. To satiate his fixation, he ran away from home and stayed at a scrapyard, where he can dedicate his time for his hobby of destroying and restoring appliances and gadgets. Caine is also said to be antisocial and doesn't like to hang out with people. [1]


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Callman is a bald man with a black mustache. He is large and powerfully built, especially in his upper body. He wears a red bow tie and a white dress shirt with rolled-up sleeves and metal armbands. He also wears brown and white dress shoes and blue-gray slacks and fist guards (which appear blue in promotional artwork).


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Cammy has light-blue eyes and long blonde hair that she styles into two braided pigtails, a large forelock, and a scar on her left cheek. She has a muscular body with a very fit physique and is of slightly below average height; Cammy's choice of clothing attire is a leotard as it gives her higher speed, mobility, and flexibility.
In Super Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II Turbo , Cammy wears her signature outfit: a turtleneck, sleeveless, green thong leotard that consists of a Delta Red triangle insignia on either the right or left breast (some promo art has it on the right while other instances, including her endings in SSFII , have it on the left), a red beret, red socks and black calf-high combat boots, and red gauntlets. Her legs were decorated with marks of green camouflage paint. This classic incarnation is known as "Delta Red Cammy." One of the earlier drafts of Cammy's character design has her wearing harnesses and a gun holster, details which were eventually incorporated into her Street Fighter V default design.
In Cannon Spike , Cammy wears an outfit similar to her SSFII incarnation, except she has knee pads and inline skates, as well as two sub-machine guns. In her right hand, she holds a standard Uzi sub-machine gun, and in her left, a Skorpion vz. 61. Both guns are depicted as comically larger in size compared to their real counterparts.

Past Now Cammy in her Alpha costume. Cammy's modern appearance.

In X-Men vs. Street Fighter , Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold , and every subsequent game in which she appeared in her "Killer Bee" or "Shadaloo" persona, Cammy wore her light blue thong leotard that had a small yellow tie attached to the front of her turtleneck, a small blue garrison cap, knee-high brown boots, and red gauntlets similar to her classic incarnation. The leotard also had an opening in the upper back portion to reveal her upper back, just below her shoulder blades. Her legs were lightly adorned with a blue lightning bolt design. This outfit is a lighter version of the Shadaloo Doll uniform and swaps the standard tights for the bare-legged, lightning bolt design. This outfit is often referred to as her Alpha costume or Killer Bee outfit. She regains this costume in Season 5 of Street Fighter V: Champion Edition .
Shadaloo Cammy's pre-fight intro has her wearing an oversized red cloak (the same seen in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie ), which she quickly discards, revealing her previously hidden identity.
In the anime series Street Fighter II V , Cammy's hair is styled in a high ponytail instead of her braided pigtails (though she is seen in her style in a photograph in episode 17). She wears a black leather tank top, matching black leather tights, and a choker decorated with a crucifix, the latter which she used to conceal a deadly garrote to assassinate her victims. In the series, she usually works as a contract assassin.
In Final Fight: Streetwise , her attire reflects the game's urban aesthetics while retaining her trademark pigtails and red cap. In this game, she sports a sleeveless sweater top, silver and red gauntlets, and baggy fatigued cargo pants that sag slightly.
In Street Fighter IV , Cammy appears in her classic Delta Red attire. Her alternate attire, available as DLC, resembles her Killer Bee attire with some key differences. The top is a padded, collared, tight-fitting 'winter' jacket with fur trim and a Delta Red symbol on the chest. Cammy has a matching hat and tall knee lace-up boots, and retains her signature gauntlets; a variation of this outfit appears as her "nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V . She appears to be wearing her thong leotard under the jacket while her legs are still painted with fatigue strips. Her third Super Street Fighter IV alternate costume resembles M. Bison's attire, and her new alternate costume resembles DC Comics' character Catwoman 's suit with military touches.
In the SSFIV OVA , she wears her Delta Gear, though her gauntlets are dark blue instead of red.

Cammy in Street Fighter V

Her Swap Attire in Street Fighter × Tekken is based on the Tekken character King , and alludes to her fondness for cats. Adding pro wrestling gear inspired by King, the most distinct feature is a jaguar hood with cat ears - similar to her own catsuit in SSFIV . She also has jaguar fur on her lower body. Her alternate attire is inspired by her apparent interest in punk rock music, a stereotypically British trait. She wears a leather skirt, leather vest with a pink midriff top underneath, black gauntlets and armbands, and knee-high black boots with red socks.
Cammy's appearance in Street Fighter V is mostly unaltered from her appearance in the Street Fighter IV series. There is an elbow guard attached to her left gauntlet. She loses the camouflage markings on her legs but gains a shoulder and a thigh gun holster on her right leg as an homage to Cannon Spike . Additionally, the Delta Red insignia on her chest is removed; likely for a comfortable fit for the harness. Her costume is more streamlined showing her abdominal muscles more clearly; she also has a significantly larger bust. Her fighting stance has also changed, resembling that of Evil Ryu 's in SNK vs. Capcom: Match of the Millennium . This outfit became as her nostalgia costume in Street Fighter 6 . She loses the elbow guard on her gauntlet, which has some faded white around the outsides. She regains her green camouflage markings on her legs while keeping the thigh gun holster around her right leg. This can be purchased online or unlocked in World Tour mode by giving Cammy "gifts" until the bond with her reaches 100.
She has fifteen alternate costumes in Street Fighter V . [14]

Cammy's SFV Costumes Cammy's Story Costume Cammy's Battle Costume Cammy's Halloween Costume Cammy's School Costume Cammy's Nostalgia Costume Cammy's Dolls Costume Cammy's CPT Costume Cammy's Holiday Costume Cammy's Swimsuit Costume Cammy's Cannon Spike Costume Cammy's Fiona Belli Costume Cammy's Jill Valentine Costume Cammy's Tracksuit Costume Cammy's Blair Dame Costume Cammy's Killer Bee Costume 1/15

Story Costume : green military coat, white long-sleeve button shirt with a yellow tie, black panties underneath her coat and black knee-high military boots. She retains her classic red beret and Delta Red gauntlets. Ad Style : the aforementioned costume above with the CPT logo embedded on her tie, shoulders, and gauntlets. Battle Costume : blue long sleeve thong leotard with white thigh-high socks, black knee pads, and a matching pair of black boots. She gains a black nylon utility belt on her waist, a matching pair of black mid-arm gloves, and a green backpack. She also has brown camouflage markings on her legs and face. Her long blonde hair is loose, with red rider goggles on her forehead. Halloween Costume : dressed as a zombie bride, complete with a tattered wedding dress and veil, along with roses with thorns across her waist and right arm, as well as a tiara atop her head. School Costume : English boarding school student, donning a school jacket with vest and a button-up shirt as well as a tie underneath the vest, dark grey stockings and Mary Jane shoes. Her long blond hair is tied back into a ponytail with this school costume. Nostalgia Costume : collared, tight-fitting winter jacket with fur trim, and a Delta Red emblem on the chest. She wears a matching hat, knee-high laced-up boots, and blue gauntlets. Her long blond hair is braided into a single pigtail. Dolls Costume : dark blue long sleeve thong leotard with a yellow tie with a matching garrison cap. She also wears blue thigh-high socks and short black boots. She has a black nylon utility belt on her waist, with a black pouch next to her right leg. Over the thong leotard, she wears a half-zipped, teal jacket. She retains her red gauntlets from her default costume. Her long blonde hair tied into straight pigtails. Holiday Costume : white blouse with a green bow tie and a red miniskirt with white outlines. She wears a sleeveless Santa coat. She also has a long Santa cap with cat ears in the front. She wears red gloves and white, furry knee-high boots. CPT Costume : black mini dress with a matching choker. She wears a gold bracelet around her left wrist and a silver ring on her right. She also has black heels with ankle straps. Over the dress, she wears a short-sleeve white, frizzy coat. Her long blond hair is tied back into a ponytail, held by a matching, black bow. Cannon Spike Costume : light green leotard similar to her SSFII incarnation, except she has red knee pads and matching inline skates. In addition to the gun holster on her right thigh, she gains a second holster on her left shoulder. Swimsuit Costume : dark blue bikini with neon-green shoulder holsters and matching utility belt around her waist. She wears her signature red gauntlets with a matching garrison cap, but fights barefoot instead of wearing her boots. Her legs are lightly decorated with green camouflage paint. Jill Costume : Jill Valentine 's standard and most well-known outfit from the original Resident Evil series; a pair of blue assault pants with a light blue formfitting shirt and shoulder/neck armor, completed with a blue beret on her head and black leather gloves with outward finger inserts. Fiona Costume : Fiona Belli 's standard and most well-known outfit from the Haunting Ground series; a white shirt with a snowflake-like design. It also has a square collar and long puffed sleeves. She wears a blue brooch with a brown strip of cloth just over her collar. There are three similar strips on both sleeves. Her dark purple skirt begins around her stomach area and the upper half is simple and solid, while the lower half has folding and is slightly translucent. The skirt is rimmed with a flowery design and is quite short, ending well above her knees. Finally, she wears black translucent stockings with a solid edge and rusty brown knee-high boots. Rather oddly for an outfit, instead of changing specific features with the "Easter egg" variety Cammy instead gains Fiona Belli's "Texas Cowgirl" outfit. Track Suit Costume : zipped up blue and white track jacket with red trimmings. Her blue sweatpants are pulled up to her knees. She wears white sneakers with no socks. She does, however, keep her red beret and gauntlets. Blair Dame Costume : Blair Dame 's outfit from Fighting EX Layer ; a pale blue and black high-neck sleeveless leotard with a pale blue extra cloth to cover both of her shoulders, adorned with a blue belt; beneath her leotard are black cycling shorts, black and blue garter thigh-high socks and pale blue short boots that reach through her knees. She wears blue long fingerless gloves, and has a yellow bola tie. She also has a variety of armor covering various parts of her body including the shoulders, chest, forearms, and shins. Killer Bee Costume : Cammy's Killer Bee costume from X-Men vs. Street Fighter , Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold , and every subsequent game in which she appeared in her Shadaloo self.

Cammy in Street Fighter 6.

In Street Fighter 6 , Cammy's appearance has significantly changed. While her forelock is still intact, she now has shoulder-length blonde hair. She wears a dark blue sports bra and black yoga pants that reach down to her shins with white trimmings. There are blue hexagonal patterns down the sides of each leg like a beehive. She also wears dark blue socks and red calf-high combat boots, and red gauntlets with her right glove protecting most of the forearm. Around her neck is a black choker with a Delta Red triangle emblem attached to the front. Cammy wears a light blue leather jacket with two long sagging straps along the sides. The United Kingdom flag is adorned on the back.
Her second outfit is a slightly modified version of her classic green leotard ensemble. She keeps her camouflage markings on her legs, as well as her shoulder and a thigh gun holster on her right leg.
Cammy's third outfit, inspired from the Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie [15] , is a striking red cloak-like trench coat with a hood, adorned with white and black accents. The coat boasts breast and hip pockets, as well as a triple vent design at the back. Cammy wears the coat unzipped, revealing her black sleeveless crop top with a turtleneck. A gold photo locket suspends from a delicate chain over her chest. It holds a cherished image of her Delta Red comrades. On her arms, Cammy sports two black sun protection glove sleeves with a red line, extending beneath her iconic red gauntlets (both at wrist length). For the bottom part, she opts for black cycling shorts with a belt. She dons a practical black utility bag strapped to her right thigh. Cammy completes her ensemble with a pair of calf-high black combat boots, featuring red laces and red soles.

Cammy is a strong, forceful, and determined young woman with a firm sense of justice, who is extremely polite, friendly, respectful, and enthusiastic towards those whom she knows and cares about including Delta Red, Chun-Li or Guile, even helping others she barely knew like Ryu. However, she can be very brutal and sometimes condescending to those whom she dislikes such as M. Bison or Vega. She refuses to go down without a fight, using her extensive training from both Delta Red and Shadaloo to her advantage in defeating her opponents. Enemies are usually aware of the threat Cammy presents, and few are foolish enough to underestimate her.
Though she does not believe in doing any more harm than necessary to her opponents, she employs some rather deadly techniques when they are needed. She is relentless and harsh on herself when she makes mistakes, and often shows irritation to comic relief characters. Cammy could be a girl that's torn between childhood and adulthood, struggling with the resultant stresses. However, through support and compassion from her friends and fellow Dolls, Cammy has gained more confidence and purpose in her life. Cammy is also fond of cats, especially street cats which she sometimes takes cares of.

Cammy smiling while holding a cat.

Cammy doesn't believe that people with loved ones should fight. After seeing Ken with his son Mel , she believes that it might be best if he stays to protect his family. However, Chun-Li states that some battles cannot be avoided, especially when protecting someone, much like her father. Cammy claims that families "confuse her" since she doesn't have one. [17] Later on, upon seeing Laura and Sean Matsuda wrestling with each other, she asks Chun-Li whether their interaction is considered a normal brother-sister relationship.
Due to her connection with the Dolls, she is unwilling to hurt them (especially Decapre) and breaks ties with her friends in order to protect Bison's assassins, as Cammy attacked police officers and abandoned Chun-Li by fleeing with Juri and Decapre on a motorcycle when the latter two were being detained by the authorities, though Cammy quickly returned to Kanzuki Estate (home base) when Decapre was brought back to her senses.
Cammy also has a strong sense of military discipline and stern honor, to the point where even the more powerful fighters in the series ask her to "ease up" when they meet her, as she is a very driven person. It's because of this front-line soldier mindset that she has much respect for other soldiers like Guile and Charlie. Her hatred for Bison drives her though much of her appearances. However, at the end of Street Fighter V , Cammy mellows out, no longer pursuing vengeance against Shadaloo and mainly focused on the survival of her "sisters", the Dolls.
Cammy's extensive training and abilities allow her to perform incredible athletic maneuvers and feats such as flips, as well as special attacks like Spiral Arrow, Cannon Spike or Hooligan Combination. This is apparent in her fighting style; Cammy holds pride in her speed and fighting abilities as noted in her dialogue with some of the other characters.
In Street Fighter 6 , Cammy still maintains her serious and straight-to-the-point persona, though her fondness of cats has become a running gag within the game to show Cammy's soft sides, especially in World Tour mode. In one particular example, Cammy assigned the Avatar to "gather an intelligence" and taking photos as a proof, only for them to eventually found out that all of the coordinates that Cammy gave them lead to various stray cats around Metro City. When being questioned, Cammy simply thanks the Avatar for the job well done without elaborating further.
In the Street Fighter animated series, Cammy becomes more flirtatious with Guile during or after their missions together. Despite her playfulness and forwardness, Guile remains loyal to his cause, the mission, and especially, to his love interest. Still, Cammy keeps herself available to the commander, reminding him that Lucinda is his past, while she is the future.


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Carlos has long brown hair, blue vest, pants, black armbands and boots. By Street Fighter 6, his brown hair has turned black, being grown long and over his shoulders. He wears sunglasses, a blue leather jacket suit with a red tie and black button shirt underneath, and has red and black fingerless gloves alongside two brown leather belts on his jeans. He also has a leather clipped holder for his katana, which wraps around the front of his suit over his shoulder. He also holds the blade within the holder.

Carlos is brave in nature and has a strong sense of justice, using his katana to strike down evil and believing that Metro City is an area worth protecting. However, he also has a laid-back personality in that he goes to watch wrestling tournaments and wants the Avatar to offer him chili, his favorite food, in his free time. He is also known to be quite knowledgeable about swords and other blades, going into detail about their histories in Street Fighter 6's World Tour Mode.

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Chairperson has long back-length black hair, black eyes and wears a red headband.
Her primary outfit is a short sleeve white blouse, black bloomers, white socks and sneakers. She also has a red jersey jacket that covers both of her shoulders.
In her NPC appearance during the School Life Mode in Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Chairperson wears a school uniform similar to Hinata's.
In both the Taiyo and Pacific endings of Project Justice , Chairperson wears a summer school uniform also identical to Hinata's, she wears white socks and black dress shoes.

Chairperson is a calm, level-headed, responsible, and well-behaved person; but when alone, she is quite timid. Nevertheless, she is very popular and adored by boys and girls alike in their school. She, however, is not very skilled in hand-to-hand fighting. She has a strong motivation to reach her goals, and will take the initiative as much as possible. She is also cautious, so as to minimize risks in everything she does.


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Chandi is a small, demure-seeming woman with short, razor-cut pink hair. She lacks eyebrows and possesses dark, tanned skin. She wears a yellow hoodie cropped short to expose her midsection and black pants.


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Due to Charlie's integral role as a character in Guile's backstory, many Street Fighter adaptations produced prior to the release of Street Fighter Alpha featured various depictions of Charlie.
Charlie wears green cargo pants with boots of the same color and an orange flak vest. He has glasses, which he takes off before a fight, and an exaggerated hairstyle consisting of a large forelock of blond hair. The glasses are not necessary for him to see, and appear to be purely cosmetic. He has his classic outfit as an alternate costume in Street Fighter V .
In Cannon Spike , Charlie's flak vest is yellow, he has a black sleeveless undershirt within his jacket, his cargo pants are dark green and he wears a different shades of green combat boots.
Charlie retains a similar outfit for his return in Street Fighter V ; however, his body appears to have been patched back together, as it is covered in grotesque staples, and patches of his skin are discolored, implying he has had numerous skin grafts since his mission in Street Fighter Alpha 3 , or rather, since his death in Street Fighter Alpha 2 . His hair is now platinum blonde and his right forearm and hand, right shoulder, and the front-right portion of his skull including his eye, are crudely replaced and stapled up with transplanted dark-skinned body parts. These are implied to come from Eleven, one of the Illuminati's failed mimicry experiments. Another curious feature includes the green gem embedded in his forehead, which is similar to the ones implanted in Gill 's and Urien 's foreheads which it was casted upon by Kolin to keep himself alive. His flak vest and cargo pants are brown while his combat boots are light green. The upper outlines and the collar of his flak vest is golden yellow.
Charlie's premium outfit resembles his original concept art, which was referred to as "assassin".
In his Halloween DLC costume, Nash retains his pants and boots from his primary outfit but gains a long collared vest. His skin tone becomes lighter, making his appearance similar to that of Frankenstein's Monster. He can choose to fight with or without the vest.

Charlie is a calm and confident fighter - sometimes to a fault - with a strong sense of justice. Charlie has a crime-fighting attitude akin to his friend Guile, though more out of righteousness rather than revenge; even so, he sometimes acts reckless. While normally he acts in a professional manner, he lets his emotions get the better of him at times. In his Alpha artwork Charlie is shown relaxing while drinking scotch and reading a book which is very different from Guile’s behavior.
In Street Fighter V , Charlie's personality is seen to have taken a drastic turn for initially unknown reasons. Instead of the calm, cool, and sarcastic paragon of justice from the Alpha series, Charlie is now cold, sadistic, vengeful, misanthropic and driven by an obsessive need to kill M. Bison. Consumed with this obsession, Charlie is ruthless to friends and enemies alike, three examples (shown in win-quotes) are threatening the life of Chun-Li, telling Alex to not fight him if the former is not prepared for death and having nothing to say to Guile about his revival. He is also far less forgiving and takes on a more nihilistic tone, judging Cammy as being just as guilty as M. Bison due to formerly being his slave, whereas during their encounter in Alpha 3 , he considered her an innocent victim of Shadaloo 's cruelty. Charlie considers Birdie 's existence as useless, calling him an "idiotic pig" and questioning why he is even alive, even though Birdie is no longer a member of Shadaloo at the time of Street Fighter V .
Despite his ruthless personality, however, he still has his calmer side from before, his encounter with Ryu and remembering Chun-Li, Guile and Cammy being two examples. This is also more apparent in A Shadow Falls after he fails to kill Bison. When Rashid mentions his missing friend, Charlie is shocked by his words, having retained his conscience and realizing that his friends need him. This restores his calmer side, which is finally shown after he is rescued by Guile, the two work together to restrain the Psycho Power -consumed Abel , and the former gives him back his dog tag to rekindle their friendship.
It may be thought that the reason for his obvious personality change in Street Fighter V comes from his resurrection, making him akin to a revenant zombie. This is hinted at by the "Paradoxical Avenger" title in his biography card in official SFV social media material. However, information in both the character story and A Shadow Falls may tell a different story: that he'd reached this heated state of mind entirely on his own as a result of everything else that had happened.
Going by his character story, he had rushed to engage M. Bison at the waterfall despite not being medically cleared for duty. After said fight resulted in his betrayal, mutilating fall, certain death, and resurfacing with his new body, he soon discovered that the military had long written him off as dead. Furthermore, as teased by the CGI opening intro and character story, and ultimately confirmed by the full cinematic story, he was actually physically dead and his resurrected body would not last very long. Rather than zombie-like tunnel vision, it's very likely that his ruthless single-target personality came naturally: his hatred for M. Bison was already boiling over to the point he was losing his cool even before being betrayed by his own men, said hatred was most likely exacerbated as well as mixed in with paranoia following his betrayal, and the knowledge that his resurrected body was living on borrowed time left him in a rush to complete his mission and kill Bison as soon as possible at the expense of all other priorities. The paranoia and hatred was somehow soothed however by the presence of his friends that he once tried to shove off and threatened.
Of special note, however, is that his special win quotes are less threatening to more recent characters than the original cast, perhaps reflecting his eventual calming down in the series.


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Chun-Li's appearance has differed several times in the Street Fighter series, as well as in official art and cameos she has made in other works. She is known for her very muscular thighs.

Clothing

Chun-Li in her outfit worn in the Street Fighter II

Chun-Li wears a qipao, a Chinese dress imported over from Manchuria that became popular among girls during the early 20th century. Her outfit is modified to allow a far wider range of movement than a normal qipao. She also wears white combat/boxing boots of varying height (around calf-length in games such as the Street Fighter II series and older vs. Capcom titles, or around knee-high in games based around her 3rd Strike sprite) and a blue leotard with dark brown sheer pantyhose and a blue thong underneath with her qipao. Her qipao is blue with golden accents with a white waistband embroidered with a dragon pattern, a detail only seen in her Street Fighter II art before being officially added in Street Fighter V . She was originally supposed to wear a peach-colored qipao, as seen in her in-game profile and ending in the original Street Fighter II . Large spiked bracelets, whose ring is black steel and spikes are white/chrome polished steel are worn on both arms. According to supplementary materials, she wears the qipao in honor of her late mother, who passed away in her early childhood and whose only photo showed her in a qipao similar to her daughter's. The spiked metal bracelets she is known to wear are made of iron, and weigh approximately 7-10 kg (15-22 lbs) each. Chun-Li also wears them to help tone and exercise her body; the qipao is fitted with weights to help build body strength and finesse, while her bracelets are for the purpose of balancing her body when performing her kicking moves, including helping stabilize her center of gravity during a Hyakuretsukyaku and limit her during supers such as the Senretsukyaku to avoid overexerting her muscles. The spikes are also used for the purpose of intimidation. [15] In the Street Fighter EX series within her CGI appearance, the dragon pattern of her white waistband and its trimmings are pale blue instead of gold.

Chun-Li in her outfit worn in the Alpha series

During the period covered in Street Fighter Alpha , she wore an embroidered vest, unitard and athletic shoes, as well as studded wristbands. Of further elaboration and to the Alpha series' time frame, the embroidered vest draws upon real world Hong Kong style martial arts school uniform vests that became prevalent after the migration of Chinese martial artists from the mainland upon the Maoist Cultural Revolution during the 1960s, and were efficiently economical in their function in contrast to full body uniforms. It is somewhat unclear why she chose to stop using this outfit and switch to the qipao in subsequent Street Fighter games; materials state that this was worn during her days as an active detective for comfort. [15] In the Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation movie, her vest has changed to red instead of blue. Her Alpha costume became her "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In Street Fighter II V , Chun-Li has seen wearing casual outfits throughout the episodes, including a red sleeveless v-neck qipao with a blue obi and it's ribbons are hanging loose at the right side, red Chinese pants, black Chinese shoes, her hair is tied in a high ponytail adorned with a long blue laced ribbon and a yellow formal sleeveless short dress adorned with orange lined ribbons (which resembles a skirt at the back), pink panties underneath and yellow open toed flats. When she was brainwashed, she wore her primary outfit but with minor changes, the color of her qipao is light blue with white accents, the front and back skirt are short instead of long, her brown pantyhose is replaced with blue kneepads and her hair is let loose.

Chun-Li's Alternate Costume in Street Fighter IV

In Street Fighter IV , Chun-Li's alternate outfit consists of a black sleeveless evening gown with gold accents at the bottom. She wears a black and gold sash held by a red rope-like belt. The outfit is completed with red shoes, gold earrings and black and gold bracelets. The outfit resembles the clothes she wore in one of the episodes in the cartoon series .
In various official art, she has also been shown in her police outfit, as well as (presumably) her favorite casual attire: a varsity-style jacket, T-shirt, jeans and white tennis shoes. It has been shown in some official art that when wearing her casual attire she also wears her Alpha wristbands.
In Street Fighter V , her first alternate costume is the sleeveless evening gown from Street Fighter IV and her hair is now loose. Her second is her police uniform, which is also paired with white featureless boots akin to her prior signature ones. In all of her costumes, she's shown with bright lipstick and enchanting eyeshadow around her eyes.
She gains new alterations of her main outfit and her police uniform; Her main outfit is similar to the one she wore in Street Fighter II V but in a sleeveless modified qipao with gold decorations and she wears black thigh-high socks and sneakers instead of kneepads and boots.
Her police uniform is her disguise form in Pocket Fighter as color of her outfit is indigo and her top now shows her midriff with the black mini vest and the sign "Police" on front and her pants and boots are black. She no longer wears a beret and her hair is tied in unadorned ox-horns.
Altogether, Chun-Li has the most costumes in Street Fighter V, excluding the Easter-Egg variations, marketing costumes, and player-exclusive costumes.

Default: Chun-Li's iconic blue qipao with golden accents, white combat boots, brown leggings, and spiked bracelets. The Red Bull version of this costume is grayish-white. The Red Bull logo is embroidered on her chest The Suzaku/Crimson color of this costume was exclusively awarded to FGC Player YamadaTaro for winning the RAGE Master League in 2017 [16] . This version is red with gold accents, and red boots with no leggings underneath. Story : Chun-Li's police officer uniform when she was a rookie cop, with a light-blue collared uniform shirt, blue pants, white boots, and utility belt with a speaker microphone clipped to the top of her shirt. Battle : Chun-Li's dress returns with some modifications, including her hair let down, a red tassel clipping her gold sash wrapped around her waist, white flat shoes, and white and gold spiked bracelets. Swimsuit : The first of Chun-Li's swimsuit costumes. She wears a cascade-blue two piece, with jade bracelets on her wrists, and sunglasses on her head. Her ponytail hairstyle is held up with a long gold pin. Chun-Li wears heavy-heeled beach sandals, with an ocean-blue and gold pareo wrapping around her waist. The Easter Egg version of this costume removes the pareo B-Girl : The B-Girl costume has Chun-Li wearing a dark mink coat over a crimson-red bikini top that matches her hair, which is tied in a long ponytail. Chun-Li's beige pants has the SFV logo on her buttcheek, with dark heels on the bottom. The Easter Egg version loses the mink coat CPT : A scarlet cut dress, with brown leggings, and heels.Her hair is tied in a pony tail. And she wears a feather boa on her shoulders. The Easter Egg version removes the feather boa School Uniform : Chun-Li's school uniform consists of a white jacket with gold accents, a blue knee-length skirt with gold trim, brown leggings, and black heels. Chun-Li has her hair tied up in pigtails, held up with a gold headband with a flower. She completes the look with glasses on her face. The Easter Egg version has Chun-Li's hair let down. Professional : Chun-Li's officewear included a dark blazer over a white blouse. Underneath her gray skirt are dark leggings and black stilettos. Chun-Li wears her hair in a bun, and wears framed glasses. The Easter Egg version loses the blazer, and her hair is let down in a long pony tail. Vacation : The second of Chun-Li's swimsuit costumes. Chun-Li has her hair tied in ox horns with blue ribbons, with a blue flower in her hair. Chun-Li's two-piece base color is ocean blue, with sand-color accents. Her waist is wrapped with a shorter pareo that matches her bikini. Finally, blue, open-toed, flat sandals are worn on her feet. The Easter Egg version loses the pareo, revealing a full two-piece swimsuit for Chun-Li. Pajamas : Chun-Li's pajama costume starts with croc-like shoes on her feet, and a pink apron wrapping around her short pink shorts. The top is of a Chinese lingerie. The Easter Egg version removes the apron. Undercover Cop : Another version of Chun-Li's police officer uniforms. She wears a grey hoodie underneath a tight, purple, leather jacket. Chun-Li wears her hair in a ponytail. She keeps a sidearm holstered to the hip of her jeans, with sneakers on the bottom. The Easter Egg version removes both the leather jacket and hoodie, leaving her only in a sleeveless crop top. Nostalgia : Chun-Li's Alpha costume is renamed Nostalgia. She retains most of her Alpha look with the blue leotard, blue vest, and athletic shoes. The big difference is that she wears a pair of dark blue finger-less sparing gloves on her hands. The Easter Egg version removes the embroidered vest, finger-less gloves, and hair ribbons and has a yellow jacket tied around her waist. The Onitsuka Tiger version gives Chun-Li a different version of her shoes with the Onitsuka Tiger wording on the outer thigh of her unitard. Special Forces : Another police-themed costume, Chun-Li is decked out with tactical gear on most of her body, including a tactical visor on her head, a bullet-proof vest covering her chest over an indigo collared shirt, and pads on her elbows, thighs, knees, and shins, and finally finger-less gloves. The Easter Egg version removes the bulletproof vest. Training : Training almost combines the look of the Battle Dress, the style of her Default, with a touch of sporty as seen with her sparring gloves, as well as athletic shoes, over her leggings covered with leg pads.The pattern of her Default nearly matches the one on her training, with a darker blue base and gold accents. The Easter Egg version has Chun-Li's hair let down Covert Operations : Another take on Chun-Li's Battle costume, with a more elegant flair to it, the the gold designs bringing out more than the base black. She wears more accessories on her arms, and a boa rests on Chun-Li's arms during combat. And her shoes are of open-toed heels instead of flats. The Easter Egg version loses the boa Wedding : One of the many costumes designed by Akiman. Chun-Li's wedding costume has been outfitted to allow the use of her legs while kicking. A garter is worn around Chun-Li's left thigh. It comes complete with two flower veils worn on her ox horn hairstyle, long gloves, and white heels. The Easter Egg version removes the veil June: Chun-Li wears the costume of June Lin Milliam of Capcom's Star Gladiator series. Perhaps an Easter Egg of its own, Chun-Li once wore her outfit and mimicked June minus the hair in Pocket Fighter . In Street Fighter V , her appearance keeps the hair and changes the color of her irises from brown to green, giving her the hapa /half-Asian half-Caucasian look that is prominent on June's appearance. The Easter Egg version for Chun-Li's outfit changes her hair from June's style back to Chun-Li's signature ox horn style, without the ox horn bun covers and instead with an extension. Morrigan : The classic look of one of Darkstalker s' most famous characters. The Easter Egg version removes the bat wings on her head, and lets her hair fall loosely. Track Suit : An athletic tracksuit that everyone in the Street Fighter cast has. Chun-Li's default color has her sporting blue pants, with white strap-on shoes. Chun-Li's jacket his zipped up half way to see her white undershirt and midriff. She also has the sleeves rolled up, and sweatbands on her wrists. BCRF : A specialty, limited-time, costume (along with Ryu) in which all proceeds from the sales go straight to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The pink base color, pink ribbons Chun-Li wears in her hair. a large jacket with the chest cut out with straps dangling from her arms and her belt buckles, leg guards over dark tights, and athletic shoes. White is the alternate color with accents on the pink ribbons and straps.

Chun-Li's SFV Costumes Chun-Li (Default) Chun-Li (Story) Chun-Li (Battle) Chun-Li (Swimsuit) Chun-Li (CPT) Chun-Li (School Uniform) Chun-Li (Professional) Chun-Li (Vacation) Chun-Li (Pajamas) Chun-Li (Undercover Cop) Chun-Li (Nostalgia) Chun-Li (Special Forces) Chun-Li (Training) Chnu-Li (Suzaku) Chun-Li (B-Girl 1) Chun-Li (B-Girl 2) Chun-Li (Covert Operations) Chun-Li (Wedding) Chun-Li (June) Chun-Li (Morrigan) Chun-Li (Onitsuka Tiger) Chun-Li (Track Suit) 1/22

In Street Fighter 6 , Chun-Li's ox-horns hairstyle is now unadorned and her bangs are already slicked. Her primary outfit has been updated but minor changes. Her qipao now resembles a cheongsam with a pale blue as the primary color, with and the right short sleeve of her dress, as well as her leggings, being her signature blue. Design patters of the sky, clouds, birds, and water run all along her dress. With the sky blue being the main color on the outside of her outfit, gold serves as the primary color for the inside of Chun-Li's cheongsam, almost inverting the outside colors of the Chinese dress. Chun-Li replaces the pantyhose and boots with blue leggings and black Chinese toe shoes. Her leggings and her flats resembling the same leggings and flats worn by her anime counterpart in Street Fighter II V as her primary outfit.
Her second outfit in SF6 is a slightly modified version of her classic one.
In Chun-Li's third outfit, her hair is styled in a trendy Korean half-up topknot, with see-through bangs and loose strands cascading down. Two carved jade hoop earrings adorned her ears. She sports a white turtleneck backless sports bra with Pankou knots (frog fasteners) on the neck and a tasteful slit adorned with black opaque lace, offering a glimpse of her cleavage. To cover her body, she wears a sleeveless duster vest that is light and semi-transparent. The vest's color transitions from white at the top to beige at the bottom, incorporating white curvy patterns. It features a large slit starting from the upper back, allowing it to gracefully flow as she moves. For the lower half, Chun-Li opts for gray sweatpants. They are equipped with side buttons that run the full length of the legs, giving her the option to undo them at the waist [17] . A white waistband holds a knotted string adorned with two stylized orange aglets, similar to those on her loose wristbands. Completing the ensemble, Chun-Li wears turquoise breathable walking shoes.

Hairstyle

Chun-Li's signature hairstyle is called "ox horns", a typical style in which Chinese children dress their hair; depictions of girls in Chinese paintings frequently show girls in ox horns.
During the Alpha series, she chose to wear them unadorned, while in the remaining games, she uses silk brocades and ribbons to cover them, colored white to signify the mourning of her father. These silk brocades and ribbons that cover them are sometimes called bao.
In Street Fighter IV , when wearing her alternate costume, she wears her ox horns unadorned, just like in her Alpha appearance, only this time it's held by red ropes with golden balls at the tip, and it's not braided. This style of ox-horns is also called as odango in Japanese.
In Street Fighter II V , Chun-Li wore her hair up in one in a bun or sometimes in a ponytail. Later, when Bison brainwashed her, Chun-Li's hair was let loose.
In Street Fighter V, Chun-Li lets loose her ox horn hair style, and lets her hair down when she wears her Battle costume.
In Street Fighter 6 , Chun-Li retains her ox-horn hair style, but now her buns are unadorned and her bangs are more kempt and out of the way of her forehead. In World Tour Mode, Chun-Li reveals that she loves to have variety with her hair style. She loved to let it grow out in the past. But when she isn't wearing her hair in ox-horn fashion, she likes to let it down, braid it, or tie it up in different ways.

Chun-Li is a resourceful and dedicated officer of the law with a strong sense of justice that rivals that of her father, as she strongly believes in protecting the innocent and saving the lives of others.
She is a highly disciplined, seasoned, and courageous woman, and is often the voice of reason. As an official of Interpol, she takes her work as a cop with pride (showing pride at what she does when she saves another), outside of her duty as a cop, she has an elegant, sweet, and feminine personality.
Chun-Li, however, is not without her flaws, as she has shown to get very competitive with criminals in Street Fighter media, and does not take kindly to those who insult her pride as a cop. There are also times she is shown to have a fairly rash side to her personality, as shown in her ending of Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix . As pointed out by Nash and Guile, Chun-Li tends to let her emotions get the best of her while on duty, this has at least on one occasion almost caused her demise at the hands of Bison. As shown in her story mode and in A Shadow Falls , Chun-Li has been told this and she has promised not to do it again while it keeps happening.
Because of her devotion to justice, she often becomes allies and friends with other soldiers and cops. Additionally, she has shown great resilience and determination in pursuing intense crime organizations, such as Shadaloo.
In her Street Fighter V arcade ending, a surprising trait was revealed that Chun-Li is inept at cooking, (averting her usual femininity like Lucia , but not to the point when the food becomes humorously bad like the latter) to the point of burning her food while following cooking instruction and Li-Fen having to take over with what remains of the ingredients.
Chun-Li displays her kind and caring, almost motherly, traits in her Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike arcade ending. After rescuing Li-Fen, she goes on to teach Kung Fu to children. Chun-Li was inspired by all the people she's met on her journeys, and has made it her new goal to teach her new students about strength and beauty, as well as to help shape their future.
In Street Fighter 6 , she maintains the same elegant and caring personality. Because she's taking a break from work, and she has Li-Fen to take care of, she isn't as headstrong to rush into dangerous situations like she used to be when she was in the past. But whenever a fight does come her way, she won't hesitate to defend herself or those she cares about.
She is a little stricter with Li-Fen this time around, now that she's older and often times spends way too much time on her computer, but deep down, Chun-Li still very much cares for her. She treats her like a little sister, although she admits she's young enough to be her daughter. It took some time for her to open up to her after being rescued from Shadaloo and taken in by Chun-Li. But ever since, the are rarely seen apart. Chun-Li loves spending time with Li-Fen, whether it be shopping, going to get sweets, or even just teaching kung fu, her motherly personality shines even more so than ever.
Chun-Li is also very encouraging and endearing to the Player. In addition to being one of the Masters you learn martial arts from, Chun-Li also encourages players to experience the many cuisines that the city and world has to offer. In addition, she teaches that solely focusing on martial arts can lead to inflexibility in mind and body, and that single-minded dedication is key for self-improvement. Chun-Li also encourages to take breaks from fighting from time-to-time, saying that a change of pace can do good for you.
Chun-Li's legs are her unmistakable trademark, and not only her source of power in her fighting, but also a source of pride in herself, her kung fu, and her strength. When Chun-Li asks the player what they think of them will result in different reactions from Chun-Li. Calling them "Inspirational" will get gratitude out of Chun-Li, and she'll be okay if you stared at them longer. Calling them "Thick" however will get Chun-Li flustered, and she'll threaten to teach you a lesson.
Chun-Li expresses delight the further the Player masters her martial art in World Tour mode. The Player reminds Chun-Li of her past self when she was training. She also compliments you as you progress in your journey of seeking strength, and even considers asking you to assist with her kung fu classes. Regardless where the Player's journey takes them, Chun-Li is delight to meet and train them, and is excited to continue fighting for the future.

Concept

According to Akira Nishitani , Chun-Li was said to be inspired by the character Tao, from the 1983 Katsuhiro Otomo anime film Harmagedon: Genma Wars , in search of inspiration for a female fighter for Street Fighter II . Chun-Li's inclusion as a female fighter amidst a world tournament was considered to be a pivot towards entertainment as opposed to Street Fighter 's more plain and realistic tone. As he figured out the character's fighting style, the nationality of China for the character stuck. Akiman during developing Chun-Li was said to have given her trademark robust and muscular thighs, which was said to emphasize Chun-Li's drive to show her determination to push herself to her physical limits to fight on even ground and match the male dominated cast in strength, while composer Yoko Shimamura reveals was also done out of his personal taste for women. Akiman originally envisioned Chun-Li with pants, but this would later traded for tights as her appearance was further established. Eri Nakamura would later design Chun-Li's Street Fighter Alpha attire, which helped to further detail her developed upper body physique, and would be further basis for her character models in Street Fighter EX.
One of Chun-Li's moves in concept was said to be a backflipping attack, which was regarded by many playtesters to be "broken". This move was supposed to have made it into the final release, but was cut due to lack of time to program it back into the game. During development of Street Fighter III: Third Strike , Yoshinori Ono witnessed the development of Chun-Li's sprite as artists began to expand the width of her thighs, which were said to "border on gigantism" at times, but agreed that their thickness helped to add in greater detail to her character.
Being a professional police officer and international agent of Interpol also appears to evoke inspiration from the 1987 Charles Bronson action movie Assassination , and to the character Charlotte "Cha-Lee" Chang, as portrayed by actress Jan Gan Boyd , who was the sidekick and on-off romantic partner of Charles' lead role Jay Killian as members of the Secret Service. Perhaps of note, the establishing portion of the movie shows Charlotte in a traditional blue qipao in a scene with Jay.


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Before being arrested, Cody was clean-shaven, and his outfit consisted of blue jeans, white sneakers, a white t-shirt and white bandages wrapped around his wrists as well as the lower half of his hands. In some artwork as well as the fan-made short film, he wears a hoodie and joggers that are both grey.
Cody's hair is dirty blond in the original game , its sequel and in Mighty Final Fight , and light blond in all of his Street Fighter appearances, including the comics and the American television series. However, the official artwork for Final Fight suggests that Cody was always intended to be light blond. If that is the case, then his Final Fight sprites may have been subjected to a coloring error on the developers' part.
As a jailbird, he had facial stubble and handcuffs which were linked by a long chain. The hand bandages are white and cover the hands completely, leaving only the fingers exposed. The t-shirt and the jeans were replaced by an old-fashioned prison jumpsuit with white and blue stripes. He keep the white sneakers, though. Unlike most convicts, Cody does not mind being in his prison apparel but, as seen in his Street Fighter Alpha 3 taunt, he can easily remove the handcuffs. In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition , his jailbird outfit returns as his nostalgia costume, and his original outfit returns as his "Final Fight" costume.
In Final Fight: Streetwise , he wears his original outfit with an orange prison shirt over the t-shirt.
Some of the official artwork for Final Fight implied that Cody has always worn Adidas Superstars , but it was his Street Fighter Alpha 3 sprite that fully confirmed this idea. Guy wears Nikes, which may be a reference to the competition between the two sports brands in real life.
In his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, Cody wears an orange prison outfit with the sleeves tied on his waist as well as a white tank top. He wears his white sneakers from his outfit in Final Fight .
In Street Fighter V , Cody, as a mayor, has a drastically altered appearance; his hair is now slicked back and wears a businessman attire, including a purple formal vest with brown upper outlines, a light blue and white pinstriped long sleeve button-up shirt with the sleeves folded into cuffs and a red neck tie with brown and white linings on the collar, as well as black formal pinstripe pants with a gray belt around his waist which he had holstered his combat knife and black shoes. He notably no longer wears handcuffs or his iconic adidas shelltop sneakers that were part of outfit in Final Fight, Final Fight: Streetwise, Street Fighter Alpha 3, and Super Street Fighter IV . His appearance is similar to Eagle , though without the mustache and the dinner-suit.

Alternate Costumes [ ]
Cody's first downloadable costume in Super Street Fighter IV is a more stylized take on his attire from Final Fight , with the t-shirt being replaced with a white tank top with black trims. He also has tattoos, jewelry, and hand accessories, none of which were featured in his Final Fight design.
Cody's 1st alternate costume for Super Street Fighter IV .

His second downloadable costume is a modern prison uniform, which is orange and replaces the sneakers with black sandals.
In Street Fighter X Tekken , Cody also has two DLC costumes: a police uniform similar to that of Edi. E 's worn over his default, and a Swap Costume based on Paul Phoenix .
In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition , Cody's story costume is based off Haggar 's outfit in the Final Fight series. He wore green baggy pants with a brown belt rapped around the torso. Cody isn't able to fit the pants, so his costume reveals his blue boxers that have a cow graphic on them that only reveals the head of the cow (a reference to Holstein - a cow sprite that could be obtained as a bonus item in several classic Capcom arcade games). Cody's battle costume is a white tuxedo, with a black bow tie and a rose, black formal pants and dark brown loafers. Like other returning characters, Cody's nostalgia costume returns from Super Street Fighter IV which can also be toggled to reveal a tank top underneath it with the upper-half of his prison uniform tied by the sleeves at his waist in a similar fashion his to Shadaloo C.R.I profile picture. His nostalgia costume features a mistake in that his shoes are mis-colored with a black top, black stripes and black sole instead of white, blue, white like his Final Fight & Prison outfits. Cody's Final Fight attire also makes an appearance in Street Fighter V: Arcade Editon which can also be toggled to show some wear-and-tear. Another mistake is found with his wrist bandages being blue despite most artwork features them as white.

In Final Fight , Cody is depicted as being a combative, reckless but ultimately positive and good-natured man, having a powerful sense of justice and love for his girlfriend, Jessica . However, in his Street Fighter appearances, after breaking up with Jessica, losing touch with his friends and spending several years in prison, Cody has become extremely aloof, apathetic, doubtful and at times, snarky. He remains pugnacious as ever, occasionally breaking out of prison just to fight and relieve his boredom, and often maintains his generally dismissive air - a major exception being when he finds an opponent that can entertain him.
He interprets his imprisonment as punishment for his ultimately good deeds, and even admits that the idea of achieving any constructive goal (such as overcoming rivals or taking care of family) is lost on him. Cody harbors some internal resentment towards the outside world, musing that he fought solely for the sake of Metro City but ended up imprisoned for it. According to his ending in the Street Fighter IV games, he feels at home in prison. Despite this, and as certain dialogue indicates, while Cody appears to have given up on fighting crime, he still retains his old sense of justice and an enduring (albeit subdued and exhausted) desire to oppose evil. In particular, his win quote against M. Bison shows that his true feelings come through when he confronts great evil ( "I don't consider myself a good guy anymore, but I had to take you down!" ), although he immediately tries to hide it. Cody also gives his respect to people who need to do business. This is shown in his win quote against T. Hawk , in which he tells him to not let him stand in the way of what he has to do and then wishes him good luck ( "Don't let me stand in your way if you got stuff to do. Good luck!" ).
During the events of Street Fighter V , his behavior has somewhat changed as the Mayor of Metro City, showing his confidence in fighting his opponents and having more spunk in his step. While his laid-back demeanor is still present and he still misses his simple street fighting days, he has a more positive outlook and secretly enjoys his new position. Similar to Makoto in her rival quote against Fei Long in Super Street Fighter IV , Cody happily laughs after defeating G to gain more popularity in their local government of Metro City for his victory indicating that he fought him on his open challenge between the mayor and the president, and similarly, he jokes that after defeating Gill (to whom he referred to as a god), he has seemingly done it all by defeating everybody he's encountered. He still has a snark though, much like Guile tells Ibuki to go back to school, Cody tells the ninja schoolgirl to stay at school to avoid delinquency, hinting about his time in the slammers and Guy's past prior to meeting Zeku .
Despite Menat's not-so-stellar predictions of Cody's office term, he has shown signs of doing his work well, as especially noted in Street Fighter 6 where he continues Haggar's reforms for Metro City.


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Cracker Jack has shoulder length dark brown hair in a wavy style. His eyes are concealed by his hat.
In Street Fighter EX , Cracker Jack wears a white sleeveless (short sleeves in-game) openly button shirt with a long red neck tie on the collar and a brown shoulder holster, blue pants with a white belt on his waist, white socks and black shoes. He also wears brown gloves and a blue fedora hat.
In his alternate appearance, he wears a black formal vest with a red long sleeve button shirt with a long white neck tie on the collar, black formal pants with a white belt on his waist and white shoes. His fedora hat is black with red linings while his hair is black and he fights barehanded.
In Street Fighter EX2 , he wears a white formal suit jacket with the sleeves folded into cuffs and a flower on the left side of his jacket, his button shirt is brown (black in-game), no longer sleeveless and also folded into cuffs to match his jacket. He has white suspenders beneath the jacket. His pants are white, his shoes are brown and his fedora hat is pink with black linings. He doesn't wear a tie but wears a silver watch on his left wrist and a single brown fingerless glove on his right hand.
In Street Fighter EX3 , his button shirt is pink, he wears black gloves again and has a ring with a red gem in the center.
In his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, his button shirt is maroon, he wears dark fingerless gloves, dark shoes and gold bracelets in each side of his wrist, his hat is white with maroon linings and his brown belt has a gold square buckle at the center.
In Fighting EX Layer , Cracker Jack's outfit has a western cowboy design; he wears a white cowboy hat with black linings in place of his fedora hat, a white western formal vest with a black short sleeved openly button shirt and a large collar, white pants with a brown belt, matching brown chaps in each sides and brown shoes with spurs. He now wears a red tie with white designs on his neck and his black gloves from Street Fighter EX3 . He is also equipped with brass knuckles in both of his fists. Beneath his cowboy hat, Cracker Jack has fringes in each sides to cover his eyes and has rope which is holstered on his right.

Jack is a laid back if temperamental individual, who often tends to seek to live his life as easygoing and freely when he can. On the other hand, Jack has been known to be extremely head on, if confrontational at times, but as his hobbies and interests show, he seeks to channel his competitive streak recreationally and constructively, and only comes to talk with his fists when push comes to shove by someone else trying to aggrandize or antagonize him. As his storylines state, Jack will also do what it takes to wrap up messes he involuntarily starts or will take drastic measures to cool the heat by those who are hot on his trail.


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Mechanically enhanced by Apocalypse , Cyber-Akuma's upgrades include a mechanical right arm (dubbed "Booster Rocket"), metal wings, and four extra arms that are only seen in one of his win poses.

Because of Apocalypse's control over him, Cyber-Akuma's personality is vastly different from that of the original Akuma's, being more servile (as reflected in his win quotes).


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Cyborg is mostly made up of steel-blue metal (as seen in the Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork). His arms and legs are black. He has a red stripe with a thunderbolt on top of it on his right arm. He has the Shadaloo logo on his chest. His eyes and a trapezoid on his chest are glowing pink.


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The Cycloids consist of Cycloid-β (a.k.a. Cycloid Beta), who is a blue 3D-model of a human male with no facial features, and Cycloid-γ (a.k.a. Cycloid Gamma ), who looks similar to Beta, only Gamma's a wireframe model. Both use attacks borrowed from other characters and don't speak. Their origins are unknown. Amusingly, its body shines and still does so even when the game is paused.


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The Cycloids consist of Cycloid-β (a.k.a. Cycloid Beta ), who is a blue 3D-model of a human male with no facial features, and Cycloid-γ (a.k.a. Cycloid Gamma), who looks similar to Beta, only Gamma's a wireframe model. Both use attacks borrowed from other characters and don't speak. Their origins are unknown. Amusingly, its body shines and still does so even when the game is paused.


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Like Batsu , Daigo has short-spiked black hair (dark brown in the opening, ending, some CGI artworks, Street Fighter V and in-game, he had purple highlights at the edge) with an upper spike fringe on his head, fair skin and black eyes. He has a scar on his right eye which was inflicted on him by Hyo during a past fight that the two had against each other. His primary outfit is a black long school jacket under a white short sleeve shirt, black school pants and black shoes. The interior of his school jacket is purple (dark teal in some artworks and in-game). In Street Fighter V , his school uniform is navy blue while the gold buttons on his jacket are visibly seen and his school shoes being dark purple. His skin is now light tan to contrast his younger sister's skin tone being white. He remains wearing his primary attire whenever Akira summons him from her V-Trigger or her Critical Art while wearing her both her default, story and battle costume except her tracksuit costume. His primary attire also changes its color pallette when Akira is in both her maid and summer costume.
In the School Life Mode, Daigo is usually seen in his primary outfit with or without his black long school jacket. During New Years Day, Daigo wears a brown leather jacket with a white short sleeve shirt, jeans and his black shoes from his primary outfit.
As Wild Daigo in Project Justice , his black long school jacket is open, showing white bandages to his stomach, and he also has bandages on both of his hands as well. His eyes emit an eerily glow of red due to his brainwashing from either Kurow or Yurika .
When Akira wears her tracksuit costume, Daigo also wears a tracksuit costume, a combination between his wild form and the main outfit worn by Hayato but without a tank top; a blue and white nylon collared jacket with red linings which is open to show the bandages on his stomach, blue trousers with a white drawstring and white sneakers.
In Akira's arcade ending in Street Fighter V in one of the secret images where she hangs out with Hinata, Sakura, Tiffany and both Edge and Gan during the Beach Overnight, Daigo is depicted wearing a purple swimming trunks as Daigo was depicted to wear this outfit in Swimming Day during the School Life Mode.

Daigo may seem strict and harsh, but he is tender at heart. He is the undisputed leader of all the gangs in Gedo High who possesses a magnetic charisma and has a strong sense of duty. Most of the time, his thoughts are with his younger sister, Akira . He is a man of honor who never fights dirty.
Throughout the School Life Mode in Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Daigo is frequently shown to be outgoing and he always participates in every single contest such as cheerleading during the School Fair Day. He also shows his excitement as well when the player wins during their participation from within the National Sports Day.
In his playable appearance in Street Fighter V serving as part of Akira's V-Trigger and her Critical Art, Daigo is shown to support his younger sister whenever she needs his help in battle. He also enjoys sparring with her as seen from her default win animation. He also makes a cameo in the final portion of Akira's character story where he is seen watching over his sister, supposedly undetected when she hangs out with the other girls during the beach party at the Kanzuki Beach. The reason for this, as implied by Dan Hibiki's description of Akira's Summer outfit, is that there have been incidents where Akira, when wearing the aforementioned outfit, has caught the eyes of various males, resulting in said males earning Daigo's ire. Dan himself even testifies that he has incited Daigo's wrath for such an occasion.


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Dan has a similar outfit to Ryu and Ken , wearing a traditional karate gi with a black undershirt much like SNK fighter Ryo Sakazaki 's. He has brown eyes and brown hair in a ponytail, making his head and face closely resemble Robert Garcia from SNK's Art of Fighting , while his outfit is bright pink as a parallel to Ryo's usual orange. Supplementary materials claim that his gi was turned pink when unintentionally mixed color red whilst doing laundry. His gi is now his nostalgia outfit in Street Fighter V .
His fighting stance is similar to Ken and Ryu's, due to originating as a palette-swap of those two; in later games, it is more "loose" and animated. As seen below, his appearance in Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 is more distinct in that he's lighter on his feet and his arms are positioned differently. In the Street Fighter IV series he abandons the traditional shoto stance entirely, instead slowly performing exaggerated mawashi-uke motions before transitioning to a parody of the stance used by Ryo Sakazaki in The King of Fighters '97 onward (a low shiko-dachi with outstretched arms). Many of his mannerisms directly mirror those of Yuri Sakazaki . His Street Fighter V stance is more rigid and compact, matching Ryo's stance in both the original Art of Fighting series and current The King of Fighters titles, while reverting to the shiko-dachi if left idle for enough time.
In his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, Dan has his gi worn loose, he wears a black short sleeve shirt with a white kanji at the left; his gi pants have a single tear on the left leg. He also has started to grow some facial hair on his face.
In both Street Fighter IV series through Street Fighter V , he has the kanji 弾 (pronounced as Dan) in white on his back. His undershirt has a white kanji designs in the edge of his short sleeves, and his belt is notably shorter. His gloves are now purple instead of brown. In the anime cutscenes in Street Fighter IV through Ultra Street Fighter IV his undershirt is dark blue, and in Street Fighter V , it is indigo. On his character story, he was wearing brown geta shoes when he went to Plaza Capcom.
His battle costume is a torn orange gi and undershirt similar to his father's. Dan wears a red tengu mask with a mustache and wears gray fingerless gloves. Seen of the back of the gi top is the kanji 強, meaning strength or power. The outfit is an homage to Mr. Karate , the alter-ego of Ryo's father Takuma Sakazaki and basis for Go Hibiki.
His story costume has him wearing a mascot version of him (similarly to Blanka's Blanka-chan mascot costume) which is the Saikyo-Boy Doll costume.
His other costume has him wearing a dark blue and white pallet designed short sleeve jersey jacket with a red trim, the sleeves are folded into sleeveless, a white tank top, dark blue trousers with a matching white drawstring and sneakers. He retains his purple gloves from his main outfit.

Dan can be best described as being his own worst enemy. Dan refuses to back down from any fight, usually due to overconfidence, though this easily turns out to be arrogance or sheer stupidity. Although weak, Dan seems to still be somewhat intelligent and knowledgeable, possessing some knowledge of fighting styles; he acknowledges in Super Street Fighter IV that E. Honda uses moves that wouldn't actually be considered legal in Sumo (with the only other people noting are Rufus and Gouken ). Several games (e.g. Street Fighter IV Volt and Street Fighter X Tekken ) has Dan instruct the player basic gameplay and give tips on how to beat certain characters.
Despite his miserable record of losses, Dan still believes himself to be the superior fighter; his ego is so bloated that he even sometimes tries to steal credit for other people's actions. For instance, in Street Fighter IV , when being rescued by Ryu and Sakura from an engulfing explosion, Dan announces that it was his "awesome power" that saved everyone from perishing. Regardless, Dan strives to live up to his father's good name despite falling short of it.
Despite being portrayed as an arrogant and cocky man, Dan is ultimately good-natured and thoughtful; as an example, he says in his Super Street Fighter IV win quote against T. Hawk that he can relate to being homeless and "totally feels his pain" (despite T. Hawk not minding). Dan sees himself as a fatherly figure and mentor to his friend Sakura, constantly advising her on fighting techniques, though Sakura doesn't take his 'expertise' seriously, seeing him simply as a humorous and fun guy to be with. He also tends to lecture Blanka , his other friend, about "real manhood" and the Saikyo arts, much to Blanka's bemusement; both are close friends, strangely enough.
Recent portrayals for Dan retain his goofy and showboating attitude, but he appears more knowledgeable and less prone to poor decisions. One such example is settling his bills, and even planning branches and expansions for his dojo; this may also be due to the help of his younger sister Yuriko.
Dan has a deep dislike of Ryu and Ken, mostly on the grounds of them being the more revered fighters and Ken's "ladies man" persona. He has also been shown to be quite unpopular with the other characters, usually because they tend to have little patience for his antics.


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Dark Sakura's appearance is generally the same as her normal counterpart, albeit with darker shade on her skin. Her bloomer shorts are black instead of the traditional red, her hair gains a red hue similar to that of Akuma's, and her school uniform is black and gray rather than the traditional blue and white. When she uses the Shun Goku Satsu , her eyes change from brown to red. The fighting gloves, headband, and shoes remain the same.