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Luke has pale skin, blue eyes and also has a muscular frame. His blonde hair is cut in an undercut style, with star designs shaved into the sides of his undercut. He also has black tattoos, ranging from stars on his wrists to matching abstract V-shaped eagle designs on his chest and back, and outlines stars on his shoulders. In Street Fighter 6, he has scars across his left eye and right cheek.
His default attire consists of typical mixed martial arts gear - gold shorts with blue trims, USA on the front of the band; a white & yellow "BUCKLER" logo on the right leg with a star between the C & K and a white "ESC" logo above it; blue & orange fingerless padded gloves with a matching USA logo on the bottom bands, black knee pads with orange stripes with matching trunks that peek above the shorts, a set of silver dog tags and a strip of white tape on his nose. Like most MMA fighters, he fights barefooted.
His story costume consists of a blue military camouflage vest with an unzipped sleeveless yellow hoodie underneath, matching blue military camouflage pants with the waistband of his boxers coming out the top, a brown holster on the right thigh and brown combat boots.
His battle costume is something that would be worn by a rapper or in an urban environment; a white basketball jersey with blue and yellow trim, blue elephant jeans and tan suede sneakers. His hair however is tied in a bun adorned with a headband.
As a child, he wears a white short sleeve baggy shirt with blue on the sleeves and collar, khaki baggy shorts and sneakers. His blond hair is shown to have fringes in each sides while wearing his ball cap. The most noticeable part, is that he had no tooth braces prior to his adult life.
In Street Fighter 6, Luke wears a modern outfit consisting of a purple and orange sleeveless loose hoodie with a white long sleeved tight-T-shirt with orange designs and orange star designs on both of his upper sleeves, blue jeans and leather shoes. He also retains his MMA gloves from his primary attire in Street Fighter V but yellow. Additionally, he no longer wears tooth braces.

Luke greatly admires his father after he sacrificed his life evacuating civillians, prompting him to join the Special Forces to combat terrorism. However, after a friendly match with Guile, Luke remarks that serving did not grant him the satisfaction he desired, and with the Colonel's encouragement, decides to follow his own journey in competitive fighting.
Luke has an arrogant and youthful demeanor, backed by a strong will. Having quit the military to follow the path of mixed martial arts, Luke's desire to see the world and fight strong opponents has him not take matches too seriously, even making analogies to video games in his win quotes. Even so, he respects like-minded individuals such as Ryu, Ken, and Akira and still admires his military superior Guile.


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Mai-Ling has short brown hair, and wears a leotard based suit of hùxīnjìng lamellar armor made for performance. She has a green beret with long twin striped tails. She dons thick green shoulder pads and poofy shoulder-length sleeves wrapping to her spiked elbow guard and thick wrist guards. According to some cutscenes and art, she is able to slide the elbow guards down her arm and use them as knuckle/claw weapons. She also has twin hip guards that functions much like a skirt, revealing her white leotard in high kicks. Her boots are more notably armored, made of a silvery finished metal, thick and with side spikes between her calf and shin. Her stance has her stand on one leg, with hand stances from probable kung-fu inspiration.


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Maki's hair is dyed blonde. Although younger than Rena, Maki is taller than her. Her hair tends to be long and held back in a ponytail, her bangs a lighter color than the rest. She wears a red female ninja garb. The top part of her outfit appears to have a halter neckline, with a wire mesh shirt and showing much of her back. Underneath the skirt of her outfit, Maki appears to be wearing matching panties. She wears arm and leg guards with boots. Her alternate palette in Final Fight 2 changes her outfit color from red to blue.
Since Capcom vs SNK 2 , Maki was significantly revamped in terms of outfit and weaponry: she now wears red tennis shoes like the ones worn by Guy in the Street Fighter Alpha series and wields a tonfa, which was originally a pick-up weapon in Final Fight 2 . Her hair is shown to be one complete color now, the leg guards are removed, and the shirt part of her attire is now closed, covering her back and more of her shoulders.
An image of Maki (along with her sister and Guy) in more casual attire exists from Capcom , they all stand in front of Maki's motorcycle. Here, Maki wears a black leather halter top that buttons up near her neck and presumably her waist, black biker-style gloves, yellow baggy pants fastened by a black rope, and a long pink bandanna. Her hair isn't tied back in this design and is more of an auburn color retaining the brighter highlights for her bangs, and appears to be crimped.

Maki is best described as a hot-blooded tomboy who loves to get into street fights, staying true to her past as a delinquent. She also acts very cocky and confident towards her opponents, as shown with her taunting them after winning. She dislikes the fact that Guy became the 39th master of Bushin-ryu, thinking she deserved it more than he did and wanting to take the title herself.


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Menat is a slim woman with dark skin and green eyes. She has short dark purple hair styled into a bob with blunt bangs covering her entire forehead. She wears soft purple lipstick and eye shadow.
Her outfits are in Egyptian motif; she wears a dark purple short sleeved leotard with gold and neon blue accents and a purple sash in both of her shoulders. Her waist resembles a side belt, a blue and gold necklace and a gold tiara on her head. On her feet are a pair of thigh high stockings, with the heels and toes cut out.
Her first alternate costume has her wearing a long magenta hooded sleeveless revealing dress with gold accents and a gold Egyptian necklace on her neck.
Her second alternate costume has her wearing a white mummified revealing suit and matching thigh high boots. Her bob lengthens into shoulder length and she wears a traditional Egyptian headdress on her head.

Menat can act a bit empty headed at times, yet she has a polite but serious attitude. She travels the globe to convey various premonitions. [1] At times, Menat can appear childish, energetic and bubbly. She can be annoyed towards certain people, like with the lower ranked Shadaloo soldiers.


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Haggar is a tall and muscular man in every appearance, sporting brown hair and a brown mustache. His general look consists of a brown bandolier, green pants and black boots. Shadaloo C.R.I profile artwork of Haggar shows him wearing this as well, but also wears glasses, a white shirt underneath and a watch.
In artwork of the original Final Fight , a young Mike Haggar sports this with a tan shirt, yellow arm bands and no mustache.
In Final Fight 2 , he wears a slightly changed bandolier, blue jeans, blue gloves and orange boots.
In Final Fight 3 , Haggar has longer hair in the form of a male ponytail. Changes to the attire are blue green gloves, shorts, brown boots along with sliver knee guards and green shin guards.
In Final Fight: Streetwise , a older Haggar seems closer to his usual appearance with his original hair. He wears a gray tank top, brown bandolier, brown pants, black gloves and boots.
In Saturday Night Slam Masters , Haggar wears a wrestling outfit involving a blue bandolier, black arm bands, blue tights sporting red stripes on the sides. The tights also have red knee guards matching black boots with yellow lining.

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Momo has long blue green hair tied in two long ponytails adorned in two pink hairbands, two fringes at the right side and a single fringe at the center of her head. She has matching blue green eyes and a pink blush on both of her cheeks.
Her primary outfit is an altered version of a tennis uniform, wearing a white and pink sleeveless shirt and skirt combo dress, a matching white wristbands with pink linings, white and pink stockings and white and pink sneakers. Like Shoma who keeps his baseball bat on his back, she has holsters where she keeps her pink tennis racket (which has three white ball designs) on her back along with two yellow tennis balls.
In the Gorin ending, her hairbands are replaced with two pink small bows while wearing her Gorin summer school uniform.

She may still look like a kid, but she actually has a naughty and impish personality. On top of that, she's cruel and atrocious. Her dislike of big girls is shown when Natsu shows her mistrust towards Momo from within their first meeting, which leads to an argument between Natsu and Shoma and despite Momo's true alignment being revealed later on from within the storyline, Momo herself is capable of displaying real genuine feelings via Momo's emotional breakdown after being betrayed by her own boss, Kurow .


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She appears as a beautiful woman with straight long hair, varying from lighter or darker shades of green, and bat-like wings on her back and the sides of her head. Her hair is a hime cut which was a sign often used in Japanese media to indicate a woman was rich or of high status. The outside of her wings are black and the inside of her wings are either purple or hot pink mixed with purple. For her outfit, it consists of a black leotard with feathers that mostly reveals her cleavage, purple or magenta/hot pink bat-patterned tights, rose colored  fingerless gloves and black heeled boots.
She can transform into a variety of different outfits and will remove her wings to appear more human. Her Midnight Bliss transformation is a weird sailor doll thing that seems to have a hair style that might be ojou-ringlets \curls.

Morrigan Aensland is very vain, and lives for little more than the excitement of battle, although her endings in the games as well as various media show that Morrigan slowly takes up more of her responsibility seriously.
Confident, conceited, and playful, Morrigan may be called many things given that she is a succubus, but she is not really evil like the other demons of the Makai realm are rather, she is strangely friendly and approachable despite her glamorous and imposing good looks which might be due to her spending most of her time in the material world enjoying hedonistic delights. She's just always out to satisfy her own hunger and shirking her responsibilities as a member of the Aensland family. Morrigan has also found herself willingly aligned with the forces of good on many occasions.
It is unknown if she is aware of the implications of taking souls, but she has not killed humans so far in the current canon. In Darkstalkers 1 canon , Morrigan’s motivation was fighting just for the sake of stimulation and enjoyment but she still needed to drain life in order to survive. This is the reason why she drained Pyron’s life in her own ending. Eventually Darkstalkers 1 became a retconned game and few if not lots of the canon was rewritten as the first game had a lot of “experimental” ideas that Capcom was trying to figure things out, as it was the start of the series. Even if the canon got lots of rewriting by game 2 the game 1 endings would be reused. In current canon, Morrigan would be given more unique physiology with both her motivation and and need for survival to be stimulation and only succubi outside of Morrigan’s biological family need to drain souls partially to survive. Strangely, normal succubi in Darkstalkers can only consume a limited amount of spirit energy from an individual.
The UDON Comics however depict her as a malevolent being that justifies her killing of humans as giving them bliss in exchange. Despite the complaints by many fans that this depiction of Morrigan was evil, UDON responded by saying it was “not only morally grey but accurate” and while consuming life is accurate to her, albeit retconned, DS1 self, things like killing people to give them “eternal bliss” and making them into her bats are not part of the original games at all.


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Nagare wears only a swimming cap with goggles on his head and his primary outfit is a opened green jacket with two Gorin emblems on both of his shoulders, black and white swimming trunks and black and yellow aquatic flippers. He also wears two kickboards in both of his hands.
In Project Justice , his green opened jacket and his collar now has white outlines and two Gorin emblems are not seen on his shoulders as he gains only one Gorin emblem at the left side of his jacket.

Nagare is a very serious person who doesn't speak much. Shoma and his brother, Shuichi, are friends with him; Shoma sees him as a brother figure. When not in any water-related sports, he seems to be absent-minded, but becomes sharp-minded when in the water. Nonetheless, he's a good-natured person who will not hesitate to lend a helping hand whenever needed.


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Natsu has short-length dark blue hair with long fringes and blue eyes. Her primary outfit is a red long sleeve collar shirt with white spiral design on her shirt with a Gorin emblem on her left chest, dark red belt and red (in the first game, they are leotard in-game) short shorts. She wears white wristbands on both of her hands, a matching red and white kneepads, red socks and white sneakers with red linings and red and white collar.

Natsu is a smart and outspoken person seen by many of her schoolmates as a sister figure. With a sharp personality, she dislikes liars and people who bully the weak. And because she acts more of a man than a girl, many boys in school are afraid of her, but her female schoolmates almost inundate her with love letters every day. Although many see her as boyish, she is an excellent cook, and has the heart of a girl who longs for true love, which is probably why she likes the fact that she knows a guy who she argues with almost everyday, Shoma .


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Necalli has very long black hair which bleeds into dull shades of red. His hair is tied into locs which are held together by gold ringlets. He has yellow eyes and four black streaks on his face. He also has several massive crisscrossing scars covering his chest and arms. Necalli wears only a tattered white kilt adorned with a gold and brown snake patterned loincloth, a golden belt, and brown open-toed boots.
Upon activating his V-Trigger, his appearance changes dramatically. His hair bursts loose from its bonds, lengthens, and glows bright red. The scars on both his body and face glow red and flash when certain moves are used. His skin darkens noticably while the sclera of his eyes turn from white to ghastly black.
His original appearance (which also serves as an alternate costume), before consuming the "Warrior Prophet", consists of ancient Aztec armor, headgear and gauntlets. The armour itself is made of leather, with gold accents and cyan colored studs embedded throughout. His skin appears to be made out of stone with cracks running throughout, while his "blood" resembles lava. The scars that are prominent in his current form are completely absent. His hair color is seaweed green (changes to neon green when V-Trigger is activated).

Necalli is a misanthrope i.e. dislikes humans in general. He has a wild personality, somewhat similar to Blanka (when angered), but is much more malicious and unstable. He possesses however a hidden genius. [7] Necalli seems to be attracted to powerful fighters and wishes to devour their souls either for sustenance or to appease his gods due to being their "Emissary". Necalli has a visible stutter when speaking.


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Necro is a tall, lean individual who is completely bald and ghastly white, with orange-red markings on his face and shoulders.  The loss of color in his skin can be attributed to his mutation; his stage in New Generation and Second Impact hints in the background that various animals and even materials, from octopi to rubber, had their properties infused genetically into his being. In comparison, Twelve is a product of similar experiments. The markings could possibly be a result of the mutation as well. Necro's eyes are a light yellow and lack both pupils and irises.
Wrapped around the base of his neck is a metallic collar, with a bolt on the front and two on the back. The only clothes Necro seems to wear are a pair of overalls with several straps around the chest, cuffs around his wrist, and a pair of boots, all in the same vibrant violet color.  His suspenders appear to be attached to his collar in most artworks.  In some artworks, he also appears to be wearing small, gold earrings, and on-screen in the game, his fingernails appear to have red nail polish.
As revealed when electrocuted in a fight, Necro's arm and leg bones are segmented, presumably a result of the G-Project. This allows for his limbs to stretch to inhuman lengths, yet keep their shape when at "normal" lengths.

Necro is plucky, optimistic, and ever determined when it comes to his goals; despite his capacity for wise-cracks, however, he is also quite surly and prone to rather dark comments. Despite being on the run from the Illuminati and always pressured when they turn up, Necro still dreams big and has his eyes always on the faintest of hope in the middle of a bleak situation. Even after being transformed into the superpowered mutant he is today, he still enjoys the newfound powers and abilities that come with it, and he hopes to raise hell with those powers and give the Illuminati a run for their money.


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Oboro Bishamon can be accessed from the Short Cut mode as a Select button variant playable character (as can all of the above with the exception of Shadow and Marionette) or fought in the Arcade Mode under set conditions. His sprite is essentially the same as Bishamon , although the color is different, he has no burning souls beside him, and some moves have been changed, while gaining totally new moves.


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Oro is an ancient hermit who has thin black hair, golden skin, crimson eyes that glow light blue during battle and is barefoot. His only prominent article of clothing is a large single torn red tarp like cloth, belted with a rope and appears to be like a kesaya or chiton like robe draped over his left shoulder and tied at a knot. A magic spell binds one of his arms and he normally fights one-handed, but he can dispel its effects and pull out the other arm at any time.

Unusually for a hermit (and the oldest known character in the series), Oro has a casual and eased disposition with a lighthearted wile and whimsy. He also possesses a witty insight and a humbling sense of humor and wisdom. His hobbies include touring and leading people through the Amazon, and he enjoys the company of his pets.
Oro's quotes hint that in his younger days, he was once a devoted and spirited warrior like Ryu , with the pride of a champion akin to Dudley , though his pride also seemed to have got him into trouble, and may be responsible for him becoming a hermit. Oro is also considerably modest, only considering himself a novice of his style.
Oro is not without a sense of justice or a need to humble those extremely proud and boastful of their talents, such as Urien . In addition, in his conversation before his duel with Akuma , Oro was visibly concerned as to how a violent and disturbingly aggressive individual expressed themselves as the "master of the fist", and was eager to show him how truly distant the path to mastery really was.
Due to his amazing abilities, Oro naturally enjoys fighting against strong opponents, and finds those lacking exceptional aptitude and refinement boring, though he also does enjoy the simpler comforts of life, and often searches for ways to pass the time.


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Poison is shown to be a Caucasian female with long pink, somewhat rugged, hair. She wears a black cap, a choker, blue cutoff shorts, red high heels, and a tank top cut just below her breasts. In Final Fight Revenge and some artworks, her hair is shown to be purple instead. She wears several armbands around her right arm and has chains and a pair of handcuffs suspended off her shorts. Final Fight Revenge features her also possessing a whip used in attacks, though the character has not been shown with one in other titles or artwork (other than Street Fighter X Tekken and Ultra Street Fighter IV).
Poison was given a secondary outfit for the cancelled Capcom Fighting All-Stars alongside her primary classic attire. Made of shiny, silvery material it consisted of boots that extended halfway up her thighs and a combined sleeveless shirt/short skirt with a plunging neckline. Gloves and a small hairband were also added, as well as a belt, with the handcuffs hanging off of it. Her arm straps were removed, though the strap around her neck remained.


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Pride has white hair and blue eyes and wears a pilot helmet along with his pilot goggles on his head. He wears a dark brown classic pilot uniform and black gloves and boots. He also wears a green scarf on his neck as opposed to his son's white tie. In his son's ending in the original, he appears to have blonde hair similar to his son instead of white and his green scarf becomes white
In the anime, his blonde hair is darker and he wears a pilot jumpsuit instead of his original pilot uniform in the games and he now wears a pilot goggles similar to his son's. The color of his pilot jumpsuit was tan as his gloves and boots changed to brown and his scarf becomes red.


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Pyron is a dark, prideful, and arrogant alien who often calls himself "the lord of the living flames" as he believes himself to be a true master over fire. He seeks out many worlds to fuel his hunger, and he is also very fond of a challenge as he likes to test himself against other fighters in hand-to-hand combat, even supernatural beings such as a Darkstalker who he himself has taken an interest in their kind due to their supernatural powers.
Pyron is also a very good leader and teammate when working with other beings, as he commands his robots to study other worlds for him to consume. He will even fight alongside his army in other wars. He is also a thrill-seeker who enjoys testing his own limits when traveling, and has a bit of humor in him where talking to others.


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Q sports a hat and a tan trench coat, along with white gloves, black pants and dress shoes. Under his coat is a typical white button-up shirt and red tie; this type of clothing is a trademark of archetypical spies and detectives (e.g. Rorschach , The Question , Mr. A ). His head is engulfed in a metallic blue shell-like mask which surrounds his entire head. The mask has yellow eyes of varying brightness.
It is unknown if Q is a human or at least-part machine; when Q is shocked in-game, instead of showing the skull and skeleton, it shows his muscular system and an indistinct head. Also, Q's neck is the only portion of his body that is visibly made of flesh and skin, though some of his legs are visible during certain animations. Q's identity has frequently been the subject of speculation by fans.
It should be noted that in an artwork in the Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Secret File , Q is seen unmasked, having the appearance of a middle aged man, which so far, Capcom have yet to comment more on, as the artwork is most likely meant to be a joke.

Q is generally the quiet type, as he only speaks (or rather, grunts) when being hit, and he also mumbles an unintelligible and nonsensical line of dialogue after defeating his opponent. His win quotes consist of ellipses and short, vague phrases (e.g. " I... am abomination. "); the latter are shown in parenthesis, perhaps indicating his thoughts or translating mumbling.
Q's mannerisms tend to straddle the line between man and machine. His movements are simple and robotic, and verge on stilted and awkward at times; he even "shuts" down when he is beaten by chip damage. Despite many of his simple, robotic movements, some of his other mannerisms and features could be considered human; for example, after parrying a move, he will brush off his trench coat. Much of his moveset seems to support this theory.
It is unknown how Q handles human contact; in his intro animations, people are often seen running in fear from him, followed by him simply walking onto the stage, or else performing a dashing punch. However, one artwork depicts him apparently being interviewed by a woman, while a man removes his coat, with no apparent discomfort on Q's part. Q also shows similarly contradictory acts of self-restraint and cruelty; when he defeats his opponent, he will either simply look over them, shed a tear and walk away, or else start crushing their face underneath his shoe.
The requirements to fight Q as a CPU opponent may indicate that Q may be after the world's most dangerous or powerful fighters, also similar to Akuma , and could possibly be a powerful fighter himself, despite being held back.


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Mika has long, blonde hair with bangs that are tied in two geometrical pigtails and blue eyes. Her attire is a blue and white lingerié-like leotard with ruffles around areas such as the collar, the sleeves, and the leg-holes, wrestling boots with white stockings and a white bustier with blue hearts on both bosoms. This is stark contrast to many of the Japanese characters of Street Fighter who often tend to have black and/brown hair and eyes respectively (with the exception of Karin Kanzuki).
Her attire is meant to be flamboyant, so she can stand out from the more experienced wrestling pools and circles. She possibly aims for making her arm joints less constricted due to the exposed portions of her uniform around her elbows, shoulders, breasts and buttocks. Her outfit is considered to be one of the most revealing designs of all the series' playable female characters.
In Street Fighter V , her appearance remains largely the same, with minor modifications to her outfit. She has notably matured, having a bigger bust and bulking up in muscle considerably, She retains the same colors except the blue hearts on her chest were removed with a new white, heart-shaped bustier. Because of the shift from sprites to 3D models, her pigtails are animated more realistically.
She has two alternate costumes in the game; the first is a blue wrestling suit with a single long sleeve identical to Zangief's first alternate costume, and the other is her primary outfit modified in a phoenix motif with different shades of red and phoenix feathered design on her wrestling mask.
Her premium swimsuit costume is a one piece covered by a hoodie. The one piece swimsuit has a white heart design on the chest and white stripes on the sides. Mika also wears blue "MIKA" named bracelets on both arms. She also wears blue open toed flip-flop sandals. The hidden variation of her swimsuit removes her hoodie, just leaving the one piece.

Mika is a tomboyish girl who prides herself on going all out and wowing the crowds with her wrestling moves. She can be a little rough around the edges, but definitely has potential for the pro circuit. She idolizes Zangief and considers his way of fighting as the ideal route for herself.


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Raizo has long, spiked white hair with a white beard and black eyes similar to Batsu . His eyes became red due to brainwashing from Hyo . He wears a monocle over his left eye. His primary outfit is a tan and violet formal suit under a long sleeve white buttoned shirt with a long red and purple tie on the collar of his shirt, tan pants and brown shoes. His build is hulking and muscular, and he sports sharp claws on his fingers, giving him a very beastly appearance. Like Batsu, Raizo also has X scars in both of his shoulders underneath his formal attire.

When he was brainwashed by his nephew Hyo , Raizo became antagonistic towards everyone from within the events of United by Fate . However, after being freed from his brainwashing, Raizo's true personality is fully shown upon sight, in which he is a calm yet serious person who is quite very caring and protective towards both his family and friends. Raizo is also strict and has a straightforward no-nonsense attitude when it comes to both school and business, which is made quite notable in his son Batsu 's ending, in which Batsu himself ends up having a bruised injury on his head due to the fact that Raizo had whacked his skull after seeing Batsu's lackluster grades.


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Ran has long dark purple hair which is tied in a high ponytail, black eyes and orange sunglasses as her headband.
Like Chairperson, she wears a blue openly down vest under a long sleeve white buttoned shirt which is folded below the elbows. She has a pink ribbon on the collar, sky blue skirt, black fingerless gloves, black socks and red shoes. Unlike other girls, she wears black cycling shorts underneath her skirt, and it has a red press logo at the left side of her shoulder.
In the School Life Mode in Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Ran is seen for the most part in her primary outfit. She is also seen letting her hair down in one formal occasion which is the Christmas event.

She is a spirited girl, almost as hot-blooded as upperclassman Batsu Ichimonji and her gym teacher Hayato Nekketsu . She has a strong desire to succeed, and always goes for the gold.


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Rashid has short black hair, light brown eyes, and a well-groomed beard. He also has a yellow-green eyepiece on his left eye which flashes briefly when he activates his V-Trigger. His head is adorned with a short white shemagh and a black agal. His outfit consists of a long white sleeveless trench coat with black straps at the center, tucked into a black sash. Underneath is a black sleeveless shirt, white military pants and black open-toed combat boots. He also wears black and dark grey battle wristbands on both of his hands.
His alternate costume is a modern type of outfit, consisting of a dark gray short sleeve loose shirt with a big golden bear emblazoned at the left side, denim khaki pants, white sandals with a gold round in the center and black soles. He also wears a gray bandanna on his head, a long golden chain necklace on his neck, and a matching chain bracelet in his left wrist. His facial hair is longer.
His second alternate costume has him wearing only a purple vest with gold outlines, blue-green baggy pants with a red obi, and a scimitar on his waist. He is barefoot and wears a white turban with a red gem in the center.
His sport DLC costume is a blue and white soccer uniform with white socks and blue soccer shoes. Rashid's hair is tied in several dreadlocks.

Rashid is an easy goer with a laid-back attitude, he has an affinity for any kind of the latest technology especially the internet as well as other new things. Though he is very relaxed, Rashid has a great thirst for adventure and will fly into any situation with reckless abandon. He likes to make friends with other people he meets and will rarely take battles seriously unless it's against a great opponent (like Dhalsim ). Rashid can also mistake certain people as his relatives, as he mistook Zangief for his grandfather and his servant, Azam. He is always with Azam in during his travels, in which Azam often tries to keep his master's antics in check but fails.
Similar to Dan Hibiki , Rashid can be very goofy at times; he referred to Ryu as " That guy from Twitter" and his encounters with Zangief and R. Mika are very humorous. He also hates to be ignored by other fighters. Despite his goofy antics, Rashid is genuinely a very kind and incredibly heroic person, jumping on to rescue Li-Fen from two guards despite the girl being in no danger and he is also selfless as seen when he stopped Urien from killing Charlie .
The only time where Rashid has been seen completely serious is during the final confrontation against F.A.N.G after the latter reveals that he killed Rashid's friend. Rashid dubs him a "murderer", brutally punches F.A.N.G around with his wind powers and even threatens to kill him, but holds back when F.A.N.G is knocked down.


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Rebecca has short brown hair with fringes in each side and brown eyes. In the first Resident Evil , she wears a red headband on her forehead.
Her overall outfit in Resident Evil 0 , Umbrella Chronicles and the Resident Evil remake consist of a white bulletproof vest with an olive green undershirt, olive green cargo capris with a brown belt around her waist and a side belt, and brown combat boots. She also wears a pink choker on her neck and wears brown fingerless gloves.
In the movie Resident Evil: Vendetta , due to the passage of time, she closely resembles Glenn Arias' late wife, Sarah Arias.
When she works as a scientist, she wears a white lab coat with a pale green sweater vest with a white long sleeved button shirt underneath and was accessorized with a belt, blue jeans and brown flats. When she is sided by Chris and Leon until being kidnapped by Diego and Maria, she wears an outfit similar to her primary outfit in the first Resident Evil ; her short sleeve shirt is white and the sleeves reach through the elbows and collar are dark green, her choker is red, she wears blue denim capris and maintains her white bulletproof vest and brown combat boots. She later wears this in the end of the movie. When she was captured and infected by Glenn Arias with an A-Virus, Rebecca wore a white long sleeved short wedding gown and she was barefoot. When she was helped by Chris, the long back skirt from her gown is missing. When being infected by the A-Virus, her skin became pale and many roots are forming on her body.
In the upcoming movie Resident Evil: Death Island , she remains largely the same as in her appearance in Resident Evil: Vendetta .
Her main outfit is a yellow green crew-neck shirt with three buttons on the collar beneath her dark olive bulletproof vest, navy blue jeans with faded designs and black combat boots. In her initial appearance, she was seen in a white lab coat beneath her main outfit.


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Remy is a long-haired fighter wearing a black leather jacket emblazoned with an omega and red tight-fitting pants. In one of his win animations, he wears nothing underneath his jacket.
Design-wise, Remy is reminiscent of a King of Fighters character, especially Iori Yagami. Both fighters wear similar clothing and have also cold and aloof demeanors, however, Remy is calmer and reserved, while Iori doesn't even try to hide his hatred. Remy's Omega symbol also looks similar to Iori's crescent symbol. However, Remy's is on his chest while Iori's is on his back. On the contrary, Remy's long turquoise hair is opposite of Iori's, which is red and spiked at the front. Also, Remy's fighting style is very composed, unlike Iori's very primal and instinctive style.

Remy seems calm and composed, but is in acutality a cruel and nihilistic warrior full of wrath and hostility. Though he sees fighting as futile, as it "victimizes people, destroys love, and creates hatred", he himself continues to fight as he is unable to forgive people like his father. Despite claiming to "hate everything that he sees", he does still care for his dead sister, whom he has preserved. His hatred may be the point of madness, as Alex thinks he is insane and should get a psychiatrist in their rival battle. He does have an inquisitive, self-doubting side, as he often ponders why his opponents fight, or why he himself continues to fight despite the fact that he abhors fighting. In his ending however, Remy realizes that while he cannot forgive his father yet, he must let go of his hatred and moves on with his life.


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Retu appears in full Kabuki costume, clad in red and white face-paint along with a pink wig. He wears a black gi along with a red and white decorative rope, as well as wearing golden gauntlets around his ankles and brown gloves on his arms. He wears traditional Japanese geta wooden sandals, and has various tattoos on his arms. Retu is the fifth tallest character in the Street Fighter series, behind Sagat , T. Hawk , Hugo , and Abigail . He is also one of the heaviest characters in the Street Fighter universe, weighing over 400 pounds.
Retu recieves a bit of a redesign in his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, now bearing golden gauntlets around his arms instead of his gloves, and wearing a horned headband. His geta are now made of metal.


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Roberto has medium-length fluffy neck brown hair and wears a blue opened cap to conceal his eyes.
His primary outfit is a long sleeve yellow and blue stripe collared jersey with a Gorin emblem on his right chest, blue shorts with white folded sleeves, yellow socks and navy blue and red sneakers. It has extra blue lines on both sleeves of his shirt. He wears red and black gloves.

Roberto possesses a cool and shy side. Most of the time, he's a quiet loner. Nonetheless, he will not abandon anyone who is in need of help. Outside the soccer field, he's a cool guy, but becomes hot-blooded when inside it. He gives it his all whenever he makes the team's make-or-break shot.


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Rolento is a muscular, athletic and acrobatic German-American man with solid white eyes (depicted as pupil-less in most official artworks), pronounced jaw and cheekbones, and a scar running down from his forehead through his nose bridge and into the left side of his face.
In his appearance in Final Fight 1 and 2 , Rolento wore green tiger stripe camouflage fatigues with a scarlet sleeveless-shirt, a brown belt and a brown leather chest-harness with two scarlet grenades. A scarlet beret on his head, brown wristbands, dark-green military equestrian boots and his staff is also dark-green.
In the Street Fighter series, Rolento now wears yellow military fatigues with a red scarf on his neck, a brown belt and a brown leather chest-harness with two grenades. A red beret on his head, brown military equestrian boots and brown fingerless gloves, and fights with a green staff and green grenades; the two latter ones changed from a regular green to army-green in Street Fighter Alpha 3 .

Rolento can be described as a somewhat "twisted" (though very far from being evil) patriot, who consistently bases his entire life, dialogues and behaviors in the "strict military veteran" stereotype, with a rather fanatical zeal. He is often heard praising absolute order and discipline and despising any rebellious or "inadequate" behavior (as seen during his Street Fighter × Tekken interactions with fellow partner Ibuki ). Having fought in countless wars, particularly the Vietnam War, Rolento is an expert in guerrilla tactics, psychological warfare and combat weaponry (having shown preference for his staff, knives and grenades), making him a sharp-minded and dangerous ace-in-the-sleeve opponent.
His greatest dream is to build a utopia-style military nation, with himself as its supreme ruler; despite this, he would be a benevolent sovereign (in a similar way to Street Fighter III series boss Gill ), and his people would ideally be happy, live their plain lives and have freedom to carve their own fates. Any form of violation against the people's rights (dystopia or totalitarianism, as with Urien 's evil aspirations opposing Gill's good nature) would be ignoble in his world view. As twisted as he is, his acknowledgement of free will is, perhaps, his most redeeming quality. Rolento is also more than willing to recruit anyone he can, even former enemies like Cody and Guy or fellow ex- Mad Gear Gang criminals like Sodom to this end.


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Rose is a tall woman with long, purple, wavy hair that flows outward horizontally (it is bent in a parabolic line in the Street Fighter IV series), with a large, zigzag forelock. She has violet eyes, a fair complexion, and a small mouth with full lips. Most official artworks of Rose make her appear to be pursing her lips.
She wears a loose, red (pink or purple in some artworks) evening gown with a belt and large gold buttons; a violet top with matching tights or stockings under her gown; a set of red high heels; and a large, golden scarf around her shoulders and arms. By channeling her mysterious Soul Power through it, she is able to make the scarf glow and wield it as a weapon. Strangely, her cleavage is easily visible through her top. In most artworks, she appears to be wearing a tank top under her dress, but her SFIV model shows her to be wearing a sleeved top with shoulder slits.
In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Rose's hair was animated and flowed back with the wind; it remains mostly stationary in the Street Fighter IV series due to the use of 3D models.
In one of Rose's win poses, she wears a large red ball gown, a choker decorated with an antique key design, and matching earrings (in her ending movie in Alpha 2 , she is seen wearing this outfit). Also, a lightning-bolt design is visible on her forehead in this form. In this particular victory pose, she holds tarot cards in each hand, and one in her cleavage. This win pose is reserved for a perfect win in Street Fighter Alpha 3 but is a normal victory in Capcom Fighting Evolution . In the UDON comic book series, Rose is often pictured in this attire, particularly when she is interpreting the future or in some removed location. Her large red ball gown is her first alternate costume in Street Fighter V with gold trims at the edge of the skirt and the center of her medium-length dress skirt are also gold. The bodice of her red gown resembles a corset and is accessorized with a long gold scarf with silver designs and the red arm warmer on her left. She also wears black stockings and red cross-lined pumps.
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, her outfit remains largely the same, except her shoes and belt are black, and her top and tights are dark gray.
In one of Menat 's endings in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition , she has a purple coat with a rose on her chest, choker, glasses, black shoes, and black belt.
Her battle costume is pirate themed; Rose wears a white long sleeved collared shirt with a brown plated midriff, navy blue pants adorned with a large red sash, a brown belt around her waist and black knee-high boots with gold designs. She is also adorned with a long green scarf and matching black segmented gauntlets with gold designs.
Her summer costume is a pink one-piece suit adorned with a matching long pink scarf. She also wears a large summer hat.
Her nostalgia costume gives her a red and white striped top with exposed midriff, a red scarf, dark blue pants, black heels, and a black boater's hat with a red sash adorned on it. Most notably she also wears a mask with red streaks down her eyes.

Rose is a serene, respectful, intelligent, and independent woman who muses quite a lot on destiny and fate. Wise and sophisticated, she is not prone to anger easily, and has a very calm demeanor, even in battle. She states that power is nothing without skill and that she must continue on her path, even if it means to give up her life for the greater good.
Rose seems to fancy herself a teacher of sorts, many of her win quotes and mid-round quotes, like "Today's lesson is over", seem to imply this. In the Street Fighter V timeline, this has been achieved to a degree by taking in Menat as an apprentice.


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Rouge is a dark-skinned woman with long brown hair tied in a braid and wears a white headband with the red gem on the center and wears a pale blue bra top with brown collar, purple pants and brown shoes.
In her anime appearance, she remains largely the same as in the games as her bra top is now white and her collar is purple to match her pants.
In her Power change form, she is barefoot and has fire hair that faces in the up direction, with a large gold object around her neck and gold wrapped around her torso. She has a pink see-through harem pants with a pink belt hanging from them, and a gold ankle bracelet that reaches to her foot.


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Roxy appears very similar to Poison in design, the former has orange hair however instead of Poison's trademark pink color. She wears a black peak cap, a midriff-revealing tanktop, black high-heeled shoes (though they were red in Abigail 's character story in Street Fighter V ), cutoff red jean shorts and, like Poison, carries around a pair of handcuffs.
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, Roxy has a red vest and a lacy white band around her left leg. She is shown carrying a metal baseball bat.

Not much is known about Roxy's personality, but she said to have a characteristically husky voice, possibly implying she has a seductive or bewitching demeanor most of the time. She looks up to Poison, who was raised in the same orphanage as her.


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Roy has short blond hair with long fringes on both sides of his hair and two upper fringes in the center of his head. His outfit consist of a red formal vest under a long sleeve white buttoned shirt which is folded below to his mid-arm with a long red tie on the collar of his button shirt. He wears a black belt to his waist, denim pants and black and red sneakers. He also wears black fingerless gloves and a silver watch on his left wrist.


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Rufus's basic appearance is that of a tall, fat man with blond hair in a yellow and black jumpsuit and black short-necked combat boots.
For Super Street Fighter IV , a third outfit intended to resemble the Chinese Jiang Shi was included, consisting of a long Chinese robe, black hat with his ponytail extruding from the top, yellow and black striped pants, and a yellow strip of paper meant to represent a sealing charm extending from the front of the hat and over his face.
The developers considered to have the charm able to be knocked off by an opponent's attacks, and as a result alter his attack patterns and power; however, they felt this overcomplicated the character, and instead abandoned the idea. Assistant producer Natsuki Shiozawa cited the outfit as one of her five favorites in the game, feeling that design suited his body well.
In his Street Fighter V profile art, the colors of his outfit are switched (black and yellow), he has orange goggles on his head and yellow gloves.

Rufus is a loudmouthed master of Kung-Fu, hailing from the U.S. Believing himself to be the strongest in America, he develops a personal hatred for Ken Masters, who carries that title officially. He notably tends to call Ken by his full name. He is often seen riding his motorcycle with his girlfriend, Candy, an attractive (but not very bright) brunnette woman with a notably tacky fashion sense who seems to adore him and agree with his beliefs. Rufus is very hasty and impatient, constantly jumping to conclusions to reach a goal, which often results in him sacrificing accuracy for speed. Rufus can be seen as Guile 's opposite in representing Americans: albeit both display very muscular builds, Guile is generally more positive, patriotic and athletic, while Rufus is loud, obnoxious and obese.
Rufus is prone to loud-mouthed rambling, often spouting off at the mouth continuously until someone cuts him off. Said rambling is usually about trivial things he notices about the characters, doting over Candy, giving random anecdotes, or mistaking several members of the cast for Ken Masters (including Cammy , Guile and Ryu ). In fact, his win quotes are so long they're normally impossible to read completely before the game transitions to the next screen. He's also prone to saying whatever random thoughts come to his mind, regardless of how rude they are (i.e. asking Dhalsim if he is an alien because of his Yoga power, and then giving his personal view of aliens before Dhalsim cuts him off). Most of the other fighters object to his constant talking whenever they defeat him, with some people getting annoyed of how much he speaks (i.e. Fei Long says: " No need for words. In fact, shut up already, will ya? ").
Despite his goofy appearance and personality, he is a highly skilled master of Kung-Fu, which even surprises several of the other characters. In fact, he actually gives some good advice to Fei Long in his win quote about being more calm and stoic in his movements while using Kung Fu instead of shouting with flashy moves (not that he practices it that much himself). He also seems to know quite a bit about sumo wrestling rules, and not just stereotypical rules, as he is the only one that actively points out that sumo is done in the ring, and what E. Honda is doing is against sumo code.
Rufus also attributes his skills and fighting prowess to 'Mojo' and 'Charisma', two things he believes are required of a good fighter and that he claims to have ample of. His intelligence is questionable because of his odd conclusions that he is quick to jump to; additionally, Rufus has a terrible sense of direction, but always somehow reaches his destinations regardless as seen with him reaching both the South and North Pole (" I can be both on the top and the bottom of the world! "). In spite of this, he does have good instincts and insights, making him akin to a boastful but well-meaning fellow: many of his compliments in his win quotes are based on qualities he believes he has that he sees others have too, such as Zangief (the closest thing to a friend he has).


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Ryoma has long black hair which is tied in a ponytail and black eyes. He wears a yellow spotted vest under a blue traditional Japanese garb with white spirals on both upper sleeves of his garb, blue hakama and black sandals. He has a black sword holster for his katana and a green scarf on the left side of his waist. In the anime he lack the spotted designs on his yellow vest and in some episodes, he wears a white fundoshi beneath his outfit.
In his Power Change Mode, he dons a silver metal samurai-esque suit with a large circle in the center of his chest, resembling the color scheme of Japan's flag. He wears a matching silver genji helmet.


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Ryu is portrayed as a Japanese man whose basic, and most recognizable attire from the Street Fighter II timeline consists of medium-length brown hair, brown eyes, a long, red headband; a white karate gi with the sleeves ripped off at the shoulders, bare feet, and a black belt. Ryu's first appearance in the original Street Fighter replaced the red headband with a white one and depicted him with bright red hair, gray eyes, and red slippers. In the Street Fighter Alpha series, Ryu’s hair became a lighter shade of brown, and he retained the white headband which hearkens back to his appearance in the first Street Fighter . Ryu would not canonically receive his red headband until after a sparring session with Ken during this timeline. In Street Fighter III , Ryu has black hair, and facial stubble to show his growth in age. Ryu's gi becomes increasingly tattered and aged throughout the game’s timeline, indicating its years of wear and tear. Ryu's most recent appearance in Street Fighter IV has him in his original Street Fighter II outfit.
In many of his appearances, Ryu carries around a large, white duffel bag containing items important to his travels such as: clothing, plane tickets, passports, and local currency.
In some official Street Fighter II artwork, Ryu's belt has four kanji emblazoned upon it: kaze (風 wind), hayashi (林 woods), hi (火 fire) and yama (山 mountain); these four kanji make up the furinkazan . The same four kanji can be seen on a sign on the left-hand side of Ryu's stage in Street Fighter II . The four words are based on chapter seven of Sun Tzu's Art of War , which dictates how one should conduct battle. These kanji are again visible on his belt in Street Fighter IV .

Ryu is usually a silent, serious individual whose severity is often juxtaposed against the light-hearted, fiery persona of his best friend, Ken . He travels the globe with a stern nature, often appearing to others as boring or detached. In rare occasions, Ryu shows a very bad sense of humor. Ryu's overarching goal in Street Fighter is to become a total master of his fighting style. To this end, Ryu plays the part of the wandering warrior, and takes both his travels and his training very seriously. Although he appears to be aloof and unemotional, Ryu is actually a kind and honorable warrior. He respects others with skills equal to his own and holds heroic figures like Captain America, Spider-Man and Cyclops in high regard, as seen in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. However, by the time of Street Fighter III , it seems that Ryu has developed a somewhat more friendly personality. He is still very quiet and reserved, but is willing to greet people with a smile and some kind advice, very much like his master Gouken .
There is, however, a dark side to Ryu; his drive to improve himself (no matter the difficulty) can sometimes develop into a drive to win and be the best (no matter the cost) when the Satsui no Hadou starts to take over, as these two goals are so dangerously similar. This desire to be better can sometimes make his advice to his defeated opponents in his win quotes seem more superior and judgmental than Gouken's. At times such as these he relies on his friends - primarily Ken and Sakura - to keep him grounded and snap him out of it.


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Sagat is menacingly tall, a trait he uses to his advantage in his long-reaching attacks. His natural size drove him to become a powerful fighter. His hands are massive enough to close around the entire head of many of his opponents. He is bald, except in one official artwork that shows him with a full head of long hair, and wears a black eyepatch over his severely damaged right eye, though the lack of depth perception and loss of peripheral vision do not seriously hamper his ability as a powerful fighter.
In the Street Fighter II series, Sagat's in-game sprite does not display the highly muscular build of the Street Fighter Alpha series, although even at that time he had been consistently portrayed so in his Super Street Fighter II Turbo ending, and other Capcom artworks. Later on, the game graphics improved to match those of the comics.
Due to a technical limitation in the Street Fighter series, Sagat's eyepatch will appear to switch from eye to eye when Sagat faces another direction, since the left-facing sprite is a mirror-image of the right. Neither the 3D Street Fighter EX games nor Street Fighter IV feature this limitation .
The massive scar on his chest is a constant reminder of Ryu's victory. Sagat makes no attempt to conceal the disfigurement, and in fact draws power from the hateful memory it invokes. In Capcom vs. SNK 2 , Sagat's scar glows while he charges energy for his S-Groove super meter.
Sagat wears traditional short Muay Thai kickboxing shorts and classic wraps. The trunks have colors varying from purple with yellow trim, to blue with red trim, to blue with yellow trim. He wears tape around his fists and feet to protect his hands and ankles.

Sagat encompasses a stereotypical "proud fighter" personality, since he is very powerful, prideful and strong-willed as well as hard working and dedicated in body and spirit to martial arts life. His uncommon physical appearance makes him menacing, hideous and downright unfriendly at first glance. This persona is greatly boosted by the elevated levels of rage and power unleashed during combats even to the extent of being near deadly should Sagat sees himself pinned or threatened to defeat just like it happened when Ryu struck his chest with a fire-embedded Shoryuken , leading to Sagat's downfall from his "World's Strongest Fighter". Since this incident, Sagat feeds on both his hatred towards Ryu and on seeking a new chance to challenge and defeat him to recover his title of greatest fighter and thus restore his lost "honor" and "pride".
Despite this violent and sometimes negative nature in battles, Sagat appreciates worthy opponents and greatly despises taking unfair advantages in combats, such as seen in Ryu's ending in Street Fighter Alpha 3 , where Sagat shows to be highly disgusted with M. Bison as he infused Ryu with his malevolent Psycho Power in order to "make Ryu much stronger and thus grant Sagat the rematch he always looked forward to", which instead caused Sagat to try to break Ryu free of Bison's influence. Interestingly, in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , if Sagat faces Evil Ryu as a boss, his win quote against the latter states he is dismayed of Ryu giving in to the Satsui no Hado. This is a strong proof that Sagat values true martial spirit and strength of character above all when facing those he considers worthy adversaries.
Sagat takes his pride as a renowned martial arts champion very seriously, which can lead him into surges of extreme hatred to deep depression, just like when he lost to Ryu or felt himself horribly empty-spirited when a hatred-stricken Dan Hibiki challenged him to avenge his father 's death when the latter severely damaged Sagat's right eye, causing the ominous former Muay Thai Emperor to violently beat Go Hibiki to death in a fit of uncontrolled rage accidentally. After fights, Sagat tends to mock or ironize the "inferiority" of the defeated opponent, such as seen in his victory quotes from Street Fighter II and Street Fighter Alpha series. Deep down in his heart and soul, Sagat lives only for fighting and making himself even stronger everyday, and despite enjoying a lot fights in tournaments, he turns most of his attentions towards Ryu, whom he considers "the only man able to defeat him in a worthy battle.
As the king of Muay Thai, he is quite proud and confident in his abilities. Unlike Adon , Sagat actually learns from his own mistakes and improved for the better and tries not to let his pride get the best of him.


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Sakura typically fights in her school's uniform - a short-skirted sailor uniform ( seifuku ) with the collar popped and red bloomers (short shorts) underneath. She also wears red Converse-esque shoes, a midriff-baring red top under her uniform, red sparring gloves, a yellow neckerchief, and a white headband that was given to her by Ryu before the events of Street Fighter Alpha 2 . She has short brown hair and brown eyes. Her fuku is blue with single white linings in each sides and white socks. In Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter X Tekken , her socks are shorter and the color is navy blue. Her school uniform becomes her "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In her ending in Super Street Fighter IV , her hair is slightly longer, she wears a red high-neck sporty jacket with a single line at the center, a white short sleeved undershirt, black shorts, white socks and white sneakers with matching designs. She also maintains her white headband.
In Street Fighter V , Sakura wears a different outfit (her college uniform) that consists of a navy blue vest with a pink trim, a white long sleeve button shirt underneath, a pleated skirt with frills at the edge, black mid-length socks and black short (possibly Docs) boots. Her bolero tie is long and the color are pink and white and is tied at her midriff baring top. Like Ryu's, her headband is red along with matching gloves with a stylized written on the white lines. She also has a head microphone at her left ear.
Her first alternate costume is a blue arcade uniform; a blue short sleeved collared shirt with a yellow trim and collar, a matching ID on her neck, dark blue and black checkered skirt, yellow tights, black socks with red linings and blue sneakers with yellow toe caps. She wears a matching blue cap in place of her headband. She also has a Blanka -Chan doll on her waist. Her second costume is an outfit similar to Ryu's which is a white karate gi with the sleeves ripped into sleeveless, a black karate belt which is tucked into her gi and matching karate pants. Underneath her gi is the red midriff baring top from her school uniform and she wears red footguards.

In many aspects, Sakura is very tomboyish, outgoing, and respectful in personality, as she is most of the time happy, energetic, cheerful, positive, hard-working and focused in combat. Despite initial depictions and illustrations of appearing to be brash and confrontational, she actually has a noble spirit and a very determined attitude, either in studies or in martial arts training. She sees Ryu as an idol and teacher, rather than an opponent, since she always watches him fight and mirrors herself on his philosophies in battle.
Although her techniques may seem somewhat "rustic" in comparison to Ryu and Ken , she manages to balance her school work with her training in hopes of being accepted as Ryu's student and prove herself by fighting worthy adversaries. In a clean match, Sakura is a very patient and disciplined warrior. She is the embodiment of innocence and is acknowledged by many fighters to have great potential that may one-day match Ryu and Ken in strength when she gets older and skilled.


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Sasquatch is a proud, strong willed, bold person who cared for his people, he enjoys a good fight and very found of a test, he enjoys the taste of fruits such as bananas, and is very friendly to people who help him.


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In the Street Fighter III games, Sean wears a yellow gi similar to those worn by Ryu and Ken with the sleeves removed at the shoulders, and red fighting gloves. He wears a black belt and fights barefoot. He is a dark-skinned Brazilian and has black dreadlocks with the sides shaved off and usually brings a basketball with him everywhere.
In Street Fighter V , he wears a modern outfit consisting of a yellow hoodie jacket with the sign of "S" at the center, black outlines in each sides of his sleeves, yellow jogging pants, his signature red sparring gloves and red sneakers with two white linings. He also has a bandage on his nose. In A Shadow Falls , Sean's dreadlocks are grown into shoulder length. He wears a yellow sleeveless hoodie with a black short sleeve fitted shirt, blue baggy jean shorts with a brown belt to his waist and white sneakers.

Sean is eager to prove himself as a strong fighter, and hates being referred to as weak. He often makes a point of bringing up Dan as a shining example of weakness and thus someone he hates being compared to.
He is also a huge fan of Ken Masters, and wishes to learn from him in hopes of becoming a better person. Additionally, Sean reads a magazine named "Masters Online Karate" at the time of Street Fighter V . Sean is also somewhat afraid of his older sister Laura.


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Bearing chrome skin and an extremely muscular physique, Seth is a synthetic android. Around their abdomen and enclosed inside a pattern consisting of the Eight Trigrams of Taoist cosmology is an exposed area, which contains a rotating yin-yang sphere. This sphere, which they call the Tanden Engine, appears to be the source of their power, where it copies and translates the data from Seth's opponents, and allows them to mimic the special techniques of other fighters, such as Ken 's Shoryuken, Guile 's Sonic Boom, and Dhalsim 's unique ability to stretch his limbs. When Seth uses their Tanden Engine, their skin color changes and their eyes turn black.

Seth, unlike Bison himself, is somewhat calm and concise, as they only display very little arrogance, usually in their annoying-by-design tendency to laugh and gloat when pulling off their moves. However, they can be just as ruthless and as evil as Bison himself and will not tell all of his plans to even his own workers such as Juri, they told nothing about Ryu to her.


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Shadow Lady wears the same clothes as her original counterpart, but her clothes are dark blue with glowing golden details. Her alternate color is pink with green details.


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Sherry has short blond hair and blue eyes.
In the original Resident Evil 2 , Sherry is a 12 year old girl. she wears a white long sleeved sailor fuku with the fuku is blue with white linings in each sides, blue shorts with white linings at the edge, white socks and brown shoes. She later wears Claire's pink vest near the end of the game. In the Resident Evil 2 remake, Sherry's hair is grown longer and was tied in two braids. Her uniform is different than in the original Resident Evil 2 as she gained a different shades of blue patterned sweater vest over her white long sleeved button shirt, her fuku is changed into a collar with a blue laced ribbon tied, her shoes are now black.
In Resident Evil 6 and onwards, Sherry is now an adult 26 (and later 27) year old woman. Her hair is cut shorter. While meeting with Chris in Edonia and being knocked away and captured by Ustanak and Carla Radames, she wears an off-white winter jacket with a white furred hood, beneath her jacket is her black long sleeved turtleneck adorned with a light blue scarf, black pants and brown winter boots.
During her captivity in Lanshiang, she wears a white patient uniform where she became embarrassed in front of Jake.
After escaping with Jake from captivity and throughout the events in Lanshiang, Sherry wears a white long sleeved loose button shirt with a brown shoulder holster, dark khaki cargo capris with a brown nylon utility belt where she keeps her handgun holstered and brown combat boots. Her light scarf on the collar of her button shirt is now loose.
At the end of the scenario, Sherry is not seen without her brown shoulder holster.
Her alternate costume is her school outfit from Resident Evil 2 , but this time, it's a little looser and its cut low revealing midriff and her shorts are replaced with a short skirt.

At the time Resident Evil 2 took place, Sherry was shy and very quiet, which was mostly a result of not getting much attention from her parents due to their research, even less more attention from her father. But she is still a kind girl, having a sister like figure ( Claire ) to protect her.
In present time since Resident Evil 6 , she has more bravery and intelligence to handle her own and is able to use her own combat skills also. She still retains her kindness and still remembers her kind friends Leon , and Claire. She also befriended Claire's older brother Chris who seemingly recognize Sherry because of Claire's stories during their meeting in Edonia.


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Sheva has wavy brown hair pulled back into a ponytail. She wears two necklaces, one to be a choker and the other to perhaps represent Africa. On each arm she appears to be wearing a band (possibly a sweat band), black fingerless gloves, and brown arm accessories. Next is a lavender shirt with a native looking design. For bottoms, she wears skin-tight beige pants which tuck into her boots. For footwear, she wears brown boots similar to Jill 's from Resident Evil 3: Nemesis which are about knee-high.
As for arsenal, she has shoulder arsenal (like Jill again), and for bottom arsenal, she has a handgun holster on the left thigh and her ammo on the right thigh, along with a utility belt around her waist.
There are four costumes that can be unlocked for Sheva: Clubbin', Tribal, Business and Fairytale.
Clubbin' is unlocked by completing the main game once, it consists of a revealing golden short skirt with a matching golden top, a belt, a pair of knee-high sandals and various accessories. Sheva's sporting a short blond wig while wearing this costume.
Tribal is unlocked by obtaining all the 30 BSAA emblems and completing the game once, its theme is an African tribes attire. This costume consists of a leopard print bikini top, a few pieces of cloth which form a skirt, a pair of black high-heeled sandals and tribal accessories. Sheva's body is decorated with white paint.
Business is unlocked by downloading Costume Pack 2 and by completing the main game once, it is also included in the PC version of the game as a bonus, it is unlocked by completing the main game once as well. Its theme is modern office attire and it has a striking resemblance to Ingrid Hunnigan 's appearance. This costume consists of a gray suit with a short skirt and a white blouse underneath, a pair of black high-heels as well as various equipment. Sheva's sporting a pair of eyeglasses and her skin is lighter while wearing this costume.
Fairytale is unlocked by downloading Costume Pack 1 and completing the main game once, its theme is Red Riding Hood. This costume consists of a red hood revealing Sheva's bra, a matching red skirt, a brown corset, an apron, a pair of knee-high black boots and black stockings. Sheva's skin and eyes are lighter while wearing this costume.


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Shoma has short black hair with spike fringes in the center of his head. He wears a white baseball cap and has a bandage in the center of his nose.
His primary outfit is a white short sleeve baseball shirt under a long sleeve black shirt, baseball pants, black socks and baseball shoes.

Shoma is a quick-tempered and impulsive person who hates losing. Because of this, he often loses track of what has to be done. His membership into the school's baseball team was due to the fact that he causes wild fights during games. He's also highly conscious of his height, which happens to be the subject of ridicule by Natsu , who also happens to be a childhood friend of his, aside from Nagare . This concern of his is almost always the reason why they argue, and Shoma never seems to win against her in such verbal wars for such an issue. But if one looks through all of that, he has a strong sense of justice.


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In combat, Sodom wears tabi and zori, samurai gauntlets, blue jeans, body armor, and a samurai kabuto with a mask, which obscures his facial features entirely; however, it is known that he has blue eyes.
On the front of his outfit, Sodom has attempted to scrawl the Japanese kanji shi (死), meaning "death". However, he has not written the kanji properly, and thus its meaning is lost.
He is never seen fighting without a pair of jitte or katana blades, making him one of the few characters to appear in the Street Fighter series to use weaponry. In the Japanese version of Final Fight , the katana are named Masamune and Muramasa.
In Street Fighter V , Sodom's body armor has long sleeves, he wears a black traditional mask with very long white shaggy hair. He uses a pair of large sai instead of the jitte, and his samurai gauntlets are black. He wears traditional aqua blue pants with linings and his zori has curly designs in each sides.

Sodom is an American person who is obsessed with Japanese culture and philosophies and thus considers himself a native from that country. Sodom is well-versed in many elements of Japan's culture; however, a source of humor is that his usage of the Japanese language is questionable, as shown with the kanji on his costume and several of his win quotes.
In the Japanese version of the Street Fighter Alpha games, much of Sodom's dialogue is rendered entirely in katakana , a Japanese script used largely for transcribing words from English or other foreign languages into Japanese, which gives his dialogue a more stilted, awkward feeling to read. Sodom intersperses various English words throughout his sentences, thus coming across as unskilled in speaking the Japanese language. Many of Sodom's victory quotes are written in seemingly nonsensical English sentences, which are actually various English words put together to resemble Japanese sentences, again giving off the impression that Sodom's pronunciation and grasp on the language are questionable. One of Sodom's victory quotes in the Japanese version is "DIE JOB DEATH CAR?", which is intended to be an approximation of the Japanese phrase " daijōbu desu ka? " ( 大丈夫ですか ? ) , which means "Are you alright?".


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T. Hawk is an immensely tall and bulky man with long, powerful arms and legs, massive hands and feet, shoulder-length slick brown hair and imposing facial features such as pronounced cheekbones, a flat nose and a wide square chin. He paints his cheeks and lower jaw in a white Native-style battle paint. His clothing consists of denim vest and pants, iron bracers entirely covering both forearms, thin steel armbands around his biceps, a cowboy-esque brown leathery belt with a huge buckle and metal decorative tokens, moccasin shoes or boots and a blue and white triangular-patterned headband ostentating a pair of white eagle feathers (one of them is red at its end tip) etched diagonally upwards from it. His head accessory is a memento from his father. [4]

T. Hawk is commonly brave, tough, selfless, noble-spirited, centered and fearless, but equally grumpy, cold, brutish, unemotional and apparently unsympathetic. His lack of emotion display mostly comes from the suffering and devastation inflicted by M. Bison towards his people and sacred homelands - such hatred grew even more powerful in Street Fighter Alpha 3 , when T. Hawk discovers that his childhood friend and lover Julia was turned into Juli , one of the Shadaloo's top-ranking female assassins known as The Dolls, under Bison's brainwash. Despite his externally hard demeanor, T. Hawk is actually a warm-hearted, compassionate man - as evidenced in several of his artworks, where he shows unquenchable affection for native animals - who sights revenge solely on the purpose of rescuing his long-lost people and restoring his ruined homelands back to its former glory.


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Tiffany has long and curly blonde hair which is tied in a ponytail with a long distinctive curly fringe in the center of her head. In the original game, she wears red boxing gloves, a blue high-neck cheerleading suit with a big white star on the chest with two brown belts that attached on both of her shoulders, red and white stockings with golden stars on her folded stocking and blue boots.
In Project Justice , her cheerleading outfit has a redesign, she wears a long sleeve white and blue high neck leotards with a star design that shows her cleavage with a white and black line skirt on each side of her waist. She wears red and white thigh-high boots with a golden star in the center of her folded sleeve on her boots. She maintains wearing her boxing gloves with a white star design in both of her fists as her long sleeves has white lines with a Pacific logo in each side and two yellow stars on both of her shoulders.

Tiffany is described as a cheerful and bubble-headed "American funky girl" who is very much into fashion and love life. Being the bubble-headed girl that she is, she's always in a haze and playing around, without any thought of what lies ahead of her in the future. On weekends, she never misses the chance to go to the dance club.
She also has a cute side that misses her parents back in the United States, who, in turn, never forget to call her on the phone or send her presents every now and then. She and Roy attended the same school before they went overseas; and she has fallen in love with the strong-armed American football player.


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While he can theoretically take on virtually any form, Twelve's default appearance is a milky-white semisolid male human. His body is generally smooth and featureless. His head is equally smooth and sloped like a helmet with a pair of thin, black eyes set above an expressionless, narrow mouth. Though he can alter his shape, the transformation is not perfect: he will maintain his coloring even on details such as clothing.


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J and Two P are a pair of punks dressed in baggy pants and jackets. Two P sported a pink mohawk, wore shades, dressed with an orange jacket with a green dragon backprint and blue (dark green in his sprites, gray on his Street Fighter V profile art) shirt and trousers. In his Street Fighter V profile art, he also has blue fingerless gloves.
In Streetwise he wears a green hooded jacket (with a " w00t " symbol, instead of the green dragon on the back), red shades, gray shirt, blue pants and orange and white sneakers. He now sports a brown beard and the hood on his jacket covers up most of his head. Unlike his appearance in Final Fight and his Street Fighter V profile art, he is portrayed as African American.

Two P has a very humorous personality, often telling jokes during his conversations with others. His catchphrase is "Yeah, me too, man!" ( あぁ、そいつぁ俺も同じだ！ ? ) . [1]


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Urien has a similar appearance to Gill , having exactly the same physical build (i.e. That of a Greek Olympic athlete) with bronze skin tone and short, metallic white hair. He also wears a simple loincloth.
In his pre-match introduction in the Street Fighter III series, he is lighter-skinned and wearing business attire; he then sheds the suit, his skin darkens to a bronze complexion, and his hair turns from blond to metallic white. Also, many of his alternate colors are similar to those of Dhalsim, in that they change his skin color as opposed to his costume's color. This ability to change skin color could be the result of his control over metal, though how exactly is unclear.
In Street Fighter V , Urien wears his business attire as his primary outfit (he doesn't shed it like in the Street Fighter III games) with minor changes; the suit is gray with white pinstripped designs, he wears an openly purple button shirt and has no tie. His skin, hair and the blue gem on his forehead still remains in his transformed state.
His first alternate costume is his business attire but it is purple, it is without the button shirt and his shoes are white, he has a long scarf on his neck. His second alternate costume is his classic attire in Street Fighter III.

Urien's personality can be best described as tyrannical, much in contrast with the benevolent nature of his brother Gill. Urien displays sadism in many of his victory quotes and animations. In addition, he takes a lot of pride in becoming the "True Emperor"; as such, he has no reason to lose to anyone, and his anger will only subside when he is proven to be the True Emperor. Urien also dismisses the cryogenically preserved brains of his predecessors as "ugly and stupid" and "a mass of junk with no ability to take positive action".
Unlike Gill, who recognizes the talent in his opponents, Urien looks down on others, even calling them 'pitiful scum' in one of his victory animations. While fighting, he screams phrases such as "crush", "destroy" and "kill", again highlighting his furious and violent nature. This points to a lack of self-control that may be reflected in gameplay by his being a charge character; while Gill can execute the moves of their composite training program flawlessly, Urien needs to focus intensely for a second or two before he can do the same. His grasp of the more advanced techniques of the training program is fairly limited, reflected by his relatively simpler Super Arts compared to the much more advanced ones of his brother. In addition, the names of his moves—for example, Dangerous Headbutt—make apparent both his personality and his murderous intent.
In Street Fighter V , a younger Urien maintains his tyrannical behavior and even antagonises his comrades and associates, calling Helen a 'rat' and chastising her for plotting behind his back. Urien displays a level of shortsightedness when he tries to kill Charlie on a whim after defeating him, despite Urien's very own technology being used in Charlie's resurrection. Urien's patience runs thin when dealing with those he deems 'Commoners', as shown when he throws an Aegis Reflector at Rashid for so much as touching him.


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Valgas has blonde hair, red brows and red eyes. He only wears a blue pants with a yellow lightning design in both sides of his pants, black wrestling boots and white gloves with a pair of black bracelets on both of his wrist. He also wears a gun holster to his waist and wears a necklace with a red gem in the center.
In the anime, Valgas' appearance is much like a human as his eyes and brow are brown. The red gem on his necklace becomes enables him to see Falcon and his group's whereabouts while in Dark Land, and the dark Power Stone is kept inside of the red pearl. The gun holster that he wears is not seen, and sometimes he wears either a red vest or robe. When Falcon discovers his motives as well as he brutally defeats one of his wrestling teammates, his skin becomes darker as his eyes and brows were black while his brow becomes thicker instead of his original appearance in the game.
In Power Change mode, he has a demon-like appearance with horns on his head, his skin becomes black, and he has spikes on both of his shoulders. He now gained two pairs of spiked bracelets on both of his white gloves, his wresling boots has a spike motif on them, and has a red gem on the center of his chest. In the anime, while Valgas uses the Dark Stone, his Power Change form has minor changes as his skin changes to gray in addition he gains spikes at the center on his back and the spiked bracelets on his white gloves is now a pair instead of two and the red gem on his chest is now black unlike his game appearance.


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Vega wears murray and yellow ceremonial trousers, a red sash, loafers, and white leggings of a matador, suggesting his involvement with bullfighting. This decorative garb also offers matadors ease of movement, and is ideal for Vega's acrobatic maneuvers. Vega also has a purple snake tattoo on his chest, which also circles his arm.
This shows him to be a villain to a Japanese audience, where body tattoos are usually worn by Yakuza members. In Capcom vs. SNK 2 , as a win pose, Vega will hold his arm out, with the tattoo coming to life and hissing at the opponent.
Early sketches suggest that Vega was going to resemble a medieval knight wearing a full suit of armor. This idea was scrapped as Street Fighter was about fighters from all over the world, not time. Remnants of this concept are apparent in Vega's final design, including a mask and a sharp metal claw.
This claw is useful for both stabbing and slashing attacks, and gives him a very long range compared to most characters. It is the same type of weapon worn by Geki in the original Street Fighter .
Vega does not wear his expressionless mask to conceal his identity; it is purely to protect his face from scarring or bruising during battle, since he believes himself to be impossibly beautiful. Vega often removes it after fights during his win poses, as well as in certain character select images in various games he appears in. His latest appearances allow him to remove both the mask and claw as special attacks.
It is unknown exactly how durable this mask is. Vega will crush it to dust with one hand if he loses due to a time over in Street Fighter Alpha 3 . On the other hand, it takes several hits before the mask falls off, and even then, he can easily pick up and reapply the mask, with no apparent lasting damage.
In the Street Fighter II series, he was depicted as having brown hair, although his endings in the first two updates of the original Street Fighter II and many other games in the series state that he has blond hair; his endings in Super Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II Turbo shows him with blond hair. In the Street Fighter II V anime, his hair is a golden blond and he has blue eyes. his hair is a golden blond and he has blue eyes. Since Street Fighter Alpha 3 , however, he officially had blond hair until Street Fighter IV , where in gameplay, he has brown hair, and in the ending, he is blond (though this is exclusive to the Arcade version).
Much like Sagat 's eyepatch in earlier games, Vega's claw will always appear on whatever arm matches the direction he is facing (if he is looking to left side of the screen, it will appear on his left arm, and if he's looking right, it will be on his right) due to sprite mirroring. In the Street Fighter EX series, it will always be on his right arm. In Street Fighter IV , however, he changes his claw every time he switches sides, without mirroring; this can be seen in his tattoo, his accessories, and in the mark on his mask. Curiously enough, during the versus screen, his portrait won't be mirroring all the accessories either, with the unique exception of his claws.

Vega's character archetype is very familiar in Japanese manga and anime: the Narcissist (ナルシスト, Narushisuto ), often depicted as a long-haired, effeminate self-lover. He is arrogant and convinced of his own abilities and invulnerability, almost to the point of megalomania; though this is perhaps justified, as he is shown to be a highly skilled fighter. He can be incredibly sadistic - nearly to the point of being a psychopathic, bloodthirsty, dishonorable warrior in combat, and takes great pleasure in seeing the ugly murdered through his own doing.
Vega's unbridled and solipsistic ego is shown even in his taste in interior decor, as his mansion is decorated with portraits, all of him. Despite his vain personality, Vega's mannerisms will at times show to be elegant and gentlemanly, likely because of his noble background. Additionally, he is also attracted to and impressed by the beauty and strength of young women, notably Chun-Li and Cammy.
He also harbors a tragic side to him. The family trauma he experienced molded his fragile mind to perceive physical unattractiveness as not only repulsive, but also as a threat. With his beloved mother murdered at the hands of an ugly man, ugliness came to represent evil and cowardice, while beauty represented heroism and strength.


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Wang-Tang has long black hair which is tied in a braid, a short sleeve white Chinese training button shirt with green line designs coming from the buttons on his shirt and sleeves. He wears a yellow obi which is tied in the right side of his waist, yellow ochre Chinese pants and shoes with white socks. He also wears a pair of blue bracelets under both of his wrists with shins.
In his anime appearance, he remains largely the same as in the games but with minor changes; his Chinese pants and shoes are light brown, his socks are replaced with white footwraps, and his bracelets are white.
In his Power Change form, his hair is golden blonde, he is shirtless while wearing a half brown armor with brown pauldron on the left shoulder and a green long greaves with white lines and an orange belt, yellow pants and green, white and orange boots. He wears a pair of brown gauntlets instead of bracelets. The outfit he wears has a dragon motif in his greaves and his boots.


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In the original Resident Evil 2 , William is depicted with short brown hair with fringes in each sides and dark blue eyes. In Resident Evil 0 through the Darkside Chronicles , his eyes were depicted as brown.
His main outfit before injecting himself with the G-Virus consisted of a white long lab coat, a pale green long sleeve button shirt underneath with a red long tie in the center, blue corduroy pants and black shoes.
In Resident Evil 0 through Darkside Chronicles , his hair is lighter, his button shirt is white, his pants are darker and his shoes are pale brown.
In Resident Evil 2 (2019 remake), William's fringes are on the right side and his short brown hair is slightly ragged. His pants is changed to grey and his shoes are dark brown.


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Ada Wong is a striking Asian-American woman of Chinese descent, sporting a sleek figure and graceful mannerisms. She fits the archetype of the stylish and beautiful assassin or "femme fatale". For the most part, Ada's physical appearance has not changed much over the course of the series. She usually sports short black hair in the same style and her eye color is the only thing that has changed once. In Resident Evil 4 they were a clear, almost green shade but in all other appearances her eyes are shown to be brown. Ada's main outfits have usually consisted of red and black, those being her most prominent colors. In the remake version, her short hair is now styled as a short bob.
In Resident Evil 2 , Ada wears a one-piece dress (pink in her official render and red in gameplay) with black tights and a belt, along with loafers and a watch. It was reprised and updated for the first time in the Resident Evil 4 mercenaries, Ada now sporting a sleek red cocktail dress that is cut at the upper thigh. She also wears fingerless black gloves, dark colored pantyhose, along with a pair of red heels. It can be seen in the Memory of a Lost City scenario in Darkside Chronicles as well as in the Death's Door scenario in Umbrella Chronicles looking slightly altered with less gear, the lack of one glove, and medical tape in several areas due to Ada being severely injured. In Operation Raccoon City , Ada notably wears this outfit with short black combat boots instead of heels.
In Resident Evil 2 remake, Ada's red cocktail dress was updated and redesigned into a very simple dress with straps and now wears a black strapless bra with a single ribbon at the center. Her black shoulder holster has been modified, her pantyhose are black and gains a black choker on her neck with a silver diamond design embedded at the center. She also accessorized with a bracelet and a watch on her left.
In her initial appearance, she wore a long khaki trench coat with a light blue and white checkered scarf to cover her primary attire and wears a fashionable sunglasses.
In Ada's epilogue from Resident Evil 3: Nemesis , she is shown after the events of Raccoon City wearing a black bra and unbuttoned blue jeans, with a huge scar on her side. After Ada's mission in Umbrella Chronicles , she is shown in an additional epilogue wearing a long emerald green dress with a slit up the left side accompanied by a light pink scarf and small dangle earrings.
In Resident Evil 4 , her normal attire is a long, stylish red dress, similar to a long slip dress, with a gold design of butterflies down the left side, a slit up the right side exposing her leg, a flowing black ribbon around her neck that falls down her back, and black high heels. She also has an easily-seen knife holster on her exposed thigh.
In her Assignment Ada guise, she wears a much more professional infiltration outfit. She also wears this in the cutscenes of the main game if the player selects the first "Special" costume for Leon and Ashley. Dressed all in black, she sports a tactical vest, combat gear, black pants, and black gloves along with boots. She has a symbol of a red butterfly on her sleeve. This insignia seems to be her personal logo as it is also on her normal outfit. The butterfly is often seen as a symbol of being reborn into something beautiful or free, perhaps this is a hint to Ada's mysterious past.
In Resident Evil 4 Remake , Ada wears a similar outfit which would later be worn by her older self in Resident Evil 6 as opposed to the long stylish red dress she had worn in the original game. She wears a red turtleneck dress with a black loose shoulder gun holster and was accessorized with a black belt, black stockings with a matching belt and black thigh-high heeled boots with a matching leather straps.
In Resident Evil: Damnation , Ada wears more professional business attire. She has a black long-sleeved dress shirt with a popped collar and red inside, a short black skirt, red high heels, and a black lace choker around her neck. After having her blouse cut in a fight (which reveals her black bra), she is shown at the end of the movie wearing a very similar outfit with inversed colors: a red leather vest and black inside, with a red lace choker.
In Resident Evil 6 , Ada appears wearing a bright red blouse with buttons, and the sleeves rolled up. The rest of her outfit is completely black including long gloves, leather pants, and boots with a small heel. She also wears a necklace that slightly resembles a cross. At the start of her campaign before wearing her outfit, she was seen in nude in a similar manner as Carla Radames who is reborn as a doppelgänger version of herself.
In The Mercenaries, Ada's extra costume consists of a silver Chinese dress (known as a Manchurian-Chinese qipao) with an oval cut out in the back and a slit up the left side. The dress also has a blue floral design down the right side and a lavender colored inside. She also wears a pair of silver pumps and a pink thong as well as a head piece with a large blue flower and black and white striped feathers. An alternate version of this outfit can be unlocked on Resident Evil.net which is gold with a silver inside, a white thong, and a purple flower.


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The Wraith is a hulking and demonic contender who is described as one of the undead. This is a visual irony, as his attire leaves him more often described as resembling a priest than a wrestler. His hood, his tattered cape and his loose fitting baggy pants would all provide quick and convenient handholds for his opponents. This might be a deliberate handicap to aid a search for a difficult opponent (siding against Victor Ortega ’s wrestling alliance at a time when its ranks are increasing could be another sign of this).
Another irony to his appearance is the green skin long serpentine tongue, scaly face, and employ of snakes that accent his appearance. He is described as the undead, but he appears to be a massive snake man. His alternative pallete is grey, more like a risen corpse.


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Nadeshiko has black hair in a bob cut, with her fringes laying in between her face and ears. She wears a red and white leotard with white wrestling boots and white kneecaps with a red circle in the center similar to Hinomaru (the Japanese flag). Keeping with the Japanese flag theme, Nadeshiko has a red circle on the top of her leotard, going from her neck to her cleavage. Her leotard also has two red stripes on either side at the bottom, with the lower stripes going along the outside and the upper stipes going around her waist. She also wears white wrist straps on each hand and a grey patch on her left elbow that acts similar to a sleeve.


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Having started off as a simple head swap of his brother, Yang's appearance is similar to that of his brother in many aspects. Like his brother, he wears a sleeveless kung fu shirt with a black and yellow trim, though his is red instead of white.
On his arms he wears yellow wristbands attached to form fingerless gloves, and on his legs he wears black (sometimes dark blue) pants and sneakers on his feet. Unlike his brother, however, he does not wear a cap; instead he sports a rather distinctive hairstyle, with incredibly long and jagged bangs which protrude quite some distance from his forehead. Yang is seen riding on his rollerskates when not fighting.

Yang is the less cocky of the two Lee brothers, with a cool, quiet, and self-carrying personality. However, he can also be condescending and a bit mouthy, and exhibits an eagerness to prove himself, though mainly to prove himself stronger than his brother as opposed to all fighters. His remix of their theme in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition is more calm and pleasant sounding in its beat, reflecting this.
Like Yun, he is a film enthusiast, and when he encounters Fei Long in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , in his win quote he asks if he is "the real Fei Long" and then plan to tell Yun about meeting him.


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Yun has long, brown hair that is braided into a pony tail which is covered by a blue baseball cap with a yellow visor and a circle with a skateboard in it. He sports a sleeveless, white kung fu shirt with a yellow hem and blue trim and buttons. On his arms, yellow wristbands that continue to form fingerless gloves, and black (sometimes dark blue) pants and sneakers. Yun is seen riding on his skateboard when not fighting.

Yun is the more energetic and extroverted of the Lee Brothers, compared to Yang; he is more playful, upbeat, and easygoing, and while confident, he is not as cocky or sharp-mouthed as his younger brother, though he isn't above cracking jokes at the expense of anyone he defeats. Like Yang, he is also a movie enthusiast; when Yun encounters Fei Long in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , Yun asks in his win quote whether he is "the real Fei Long" and then plans to tell Yang about meeting him.


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Yurika has long ash-brown hair which is styled into two huge ringlets, which frame her face and cascade over her shoulders. She also sports cinnamon-bun-style curls on the crown of her head. Her eye color is a very dark purple/black, with the colour bleeding into the whiteness of her sclera, which lends her a dull-eyed, unhappy look.
Like Kyosuke, Yurika wears an altered version of the Seijyun High school uniform; she wears a cyan short sleeve jacket with white and black linings at the edge, a white long sleeve sailor fuku with red laced ribbon at the center of her collar, white long frill skirt with black linings and a large red bow at the back, white stockings and red crossed flats. Her fuku is white with black cross linings in each sides and a Seijyun emblem at the left side of the jacket. She also wears white gloves.
Yurika carries a violin and a violin bow which she use as her main weapons when she utilizes her fencing abilities.

Yurika is a calm and timid young lady who's not the type of person to yell or make a fuss out of anything. On top of that, she does not do things on her own accord. She is musically gifted, being able to master just about any musical instrument; in particular, her mastery of the violin is at par with that of a professional. She is also seen playing Kurow's flute during the School gang war between Gedo High and Seijyun High while trying to control Daigo .


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Yuriko resembles an average Japanese schoolgirl. She wears her school uniform and has her hair styled into braids.

Yuriko is described as being curious and good-hearted. She cares a lot about her free-spirited brother, And, Snuck out to follow him around on his journey around the world to promote Saikyo-ryu. However, She doesn't like fighting. At all. And wishes her brother would calm down. Despite this, She admires his talent for business and would like to begin her very own mail-order website someday.  When she isn't chasing after Dan, She focuses on her student life and also plays on a softball team. Her position is the Pitcher.


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Zaki has long red hair which is tied in a high ponytail and black eyes. She wears a black mask that conceals her mouth. She wears an altered version of Seijyun High school uniform; a dark blue short jacket with a sailor collar and white folded sleeves, underneath she wears navy blue stockings and black ankle length boots tied with several belts. Her white sailor collar has cross black linings in each sides. Zaki also has a long chain at the center of her short jacket.
In the Japanese board game from within the Japanese version of Project Justice , Zaki is seen without her black mask during "Swimming Day" and "Beach Overnight".

Zaki is an unsociable person who dislikes people who do not make efforts to voice out their thoughts and feelings. She's also a highly confrontational person who will easily snap at anyone who messes with her.