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Akira has medium-length brown hair (it is a lighter shade in Street Fighter V ) with a half fringe on the left side and a single fringe in the center of her head and brown eyes. In the original game (and as Powered Akira in Project Justice ), she wears a black biker jacket (wearing a camouflage/olive green tank top in it) with spikes and a skull emblem on both spikes, black rider pants with gray metal designs and red kneepads. She wears a black belt on her waist with a black chain at the left side and black with gray metal rider boots. She wears black rider gloves with red metal designs and a black biker helmet with a skull in the center of her helmet. Her powered form became her first alternate costume in Street Fighter V .
In the School Life Mode of Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , her game portrait and appearance has her wearing an orange and blue short sleeve shirt and a white jumpsuit with the long sleeves are tied on her waist and black shoes where she works as a bike mechanic. She is sometimes usually seen in her black biker outfit but with or without a helmet. She also wears various outfits during the school term and in addition, wore two swimsuits during both Swimming Day and the Beach Overnight. Her first swimsuit is a dark blue strapless bikini and the other swimsuit is her light blue short sleeved openly hoodie with light violet stripes in each sleeve and a dark blue one-piece suit underneath her jacket.
In Project Justice and for her playable debut in Street Fighter V , her original outfit had her black biker jacket tied on her waist. Aside from her original outfit, she wears the Seijyun Girls' school uniform which consist of a dark blue vest with a short sleeved sailor collar with a red laced ribbon on the collar, a dark blue skirt, navy blue socks and brown dress shoes. Her white sailor collar has cross black linings on each side. Her Seijyun Girls' school uniform became her second alternate costume in Street Fighter V only her vest, skirt and shoes are black. She also has black bloomers beneath her skirt when it was pleated during fights.
Her summer costume is a combination between her two swimsuits in School Life Mode during both Swimming Day and Beach Overnight, Akira's strapless bikini is now purple with white outlines and her short sleeved openly hoodie is now white.
Her nostalgia costume is her maid outfit during School Fair Day in School Life Mode.

Akira is a silent girl who rarely speaks out her thoughts. She may be tough and commanding while wearing her biker outfit, but is a docile and gentle person without it. The outfit was originally intended to hide her true gender prior to enrolling in Gedo High.


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Wesker wears a leather jacket/coat. He always keeps his trademark sunglasses, even in situations that seem inappropriate, such as during S.T.A.R.S. operations in the middle of the night. During the original Resident Evil, he was shown in a group photo with several other lab researchers; his sunglasses give him a distinct (some might say jarring ) contrast from the rest of the group. In the original Resident Evil and the prequel Resident Evil 0 , he wears a standard S.T.A.R.S. uniform similar to those of Chris and Barry, but completely black, with a navy blue undershirt. He also gained a battle damage on his stomach when he was impaled by the T-002's arm.
He wears a more streamlined outfit in Resident Evil Code Veronica X with the acronyms HCF (Hive or Host Capture Force) written on the back. During a fist-fight with Chris Redfield, his sunglasses are knocked from his face, revealing that his eyes have changed from normal human eyes to slitted eyes with a red-orange hue. In Resident Evil The Darkside Chronicles while observing the battle between Leon S. Kennedy and Jack Krauser against the mutated Javier Hidalgo, Wesker wears an outfit similar to his standard S.T.A.R.S. uniform.
He wears a different, more sophisticated outfit during his appearance in both Resident Evil The Umbrella Chronicles and Resident Evil 4 , sporting a black turtleneck sweatshirt, black trousers and leather jacket over his turtleneck, as well as black leather gloves. The outfit generally enhances Wesker's appearance, that of an intimidating villain, adding an assassin-like touch. Indeed, his new attire seems to hint at a general ascension in social ranking and favour among general peers. Whereas previously he seemed to function as an undercover policeman, his role within the Resident Evil world now seems more akin to that of an experienced spy, or even a super villain. He later wears this on his portrait along with Alex Wesker in Barry's story in Resident Evil: Revelations 2 .
In the 2023 remake version of Resident Evil 4 , his black turtleneck is replaced with a dark gray long sleeved button-up shirt beneath his black formal vest which is partially opened and has equipped with a brown shoulder holster on his vest as the sleeves of his button-up shirt is now folded into cuffs. He also wears dark gray formal slacks and black loafers.
In Resident Evil 5 , Marvel VS Capcom 3 and its updates and Marvel VS Capcom: Infinite , he wears a black long trench-coat with a black skin-tight leather turtleneck with zippers below his chest along with a matching black shoulder holster where he keeps his guns and the sleeves just reach through his mid forearm, black skin-tight leather pants with a matching black belt with pockets in each sides along with a silver buckle in the center and black high boots. He is also wears a pair of black gloves and his wears sport sunglasses. He also retains his handgun when he gunpoints at Chris. During his fight with Chris in the temple, he resembles his HFC uniform from Resident Evil Code Veronica X . This outfit was also worn by Shawn Roberts in the live action films Resident Evil Afterlife , Resident Evil Retribution and Resident Evil The Final Chapter . When he got injected by Chris to make him weaker twice, his slitted eyes became more apparent than before and it was red until he discarded his sunglasses.
When he bonds with the Uroboros Virus during his final battle with Chris and Sheva, he was in shirtless and was covered with several tentacles all over his upper chest and also exposes his weak spot on his left chest. His right arm was embedded with blades and can elongate like a whip. When being damaged, his left arm is mutated like his right arm and his slitted eyes becoming glowing red.
In his playable appearance in Resident Evil: Mercenaries 3D and Resident Evil: Revelations 2 during Raid Mode, Albert is depicted on his outfit in Resident Evil 5 but without his trenchcoat.

It should be noted that Wesker seems to only have loyalty to himself and William Birkin and seems to be playing all sides to his own advantage. He is seemingly trying to sell data and samples between competitors, like a weapons dealer selling to multiple factions, in order to gain a competitor's access to more opportunities to acquire additional data and samples. Wesker amassed a wealth of combat data on various B.O.W.s and mutants. He also has a large array of biological samples, possibly more than is known. And since the fall of Umbrella in 2003, he has acquired all of Umbrella's investigation and assets, including all of the company's information concerning the B.O.W.s and the viral research.
Wesker is a true Renaissance man. He is proficient in the fields of science, research, observation, biology, virology, bioengineering, evolution, combat, martial arts, marksmanship, weapons, tactics, police procedure, espionage, murder, subterfuge, blackmail, opportunity, planning, persuasion, arms dealing, double-cross and even extra-sensory perception. Due to his viral genetic mutations, Wesker has superhuman strength, speed, agility, resistance and regenerative immortality.


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Alex is a very tall, heavily-built individual with long blonde hair, camouflage green overalls with the straps down, open-fingered gloves of the same color, combat boots, and a wide red bandana. He also has red marks (most likely painted on) on both of his shoulders where his overall straps should be, and red marks under his eyes (possibly face paint). Some official artworks also depict him wearing his default attire along with a bomber jacket (sometimes wearing a white button shirt underneath it) or a sleeveless black T-shirt. His classic appearance is his "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In his Capcom Fighting Evolution ending, Alex wears camo green MMA shorts, along with what appears to be slate colored open fingered training boxing gloves.
The event that Alex and Balrog fought in shown in an arcade flier for SFIII New Generation is called the Vale Tudo Eternal Fighting (B.E.F). He wears the same attire as his CFE ending, except his trunks have a red stripe designed along each side.
At the time of Street Fighter V , he wears red suspenders with black linings, a red and white flannel plaid long sleeve button shirt tied on his waist, tattered military green pants and black combat boots. His hair is cut short and is styled slicked back but have short fringes in each sides which are hanging loose on his bandanna. He doesn't have the red marks on his shoulders yet. His fingerless gloves are blue and black. In his City of Chaos background cameo, he wears a dark red short sleeved loose button shirt.
In his character story, he gains a scar inflicted on his cheek during his fight with a reimagined Ryu, implying that he put the red marks on his eyes to match his right scar and his left cheek.
He has several alternate costumes in the game, his first outfit is a white short sleeve v-neck shirt with a golden anvil emblazoned at the center that reaches his lower abs, green trousers with white linings in each sides, a matching green tie in the center and black boxers underneath. He is barehanded, walks barefoot and his hair is messy. Another is a white sleeveless shirt with a red X sign of "Extraordinary", green MMA shorts with his name inprinted on the buckle and a black thigh support within his shorts. His hair is longer and he wears a red cap and matching green MMA gloves with his imprinted name.
His premium work costume, which is that of a firefighter, consists of a pair of orange trousers with yellow outlines and designs and black short boots. He is shirtless and accessorized with a red fire hose as a side belt, a brown holster on his left side and a red axe holstered at the back. He also wears a red firefighting hat with black designs and black gloves with yellow linings.

Often crass and abrasive, Alex's boldness tends to land him in deep trouble; he is also prone to violent outbursts of extreme aggression, especially if the people he loves are threatened. He is also very straightforward and refuses to mince words, especially when it comes to his confidence in his abilities. At times, this desire to prove himself can overwhelm his common sense, leading to very dangerous situations that test the very limits of his fighting capabilities.
Despite this, Alex does have a softer side that he only shows to people he cares about (such as Tom and his daughter Patricia) and/or hold in high regard (like Ryu ).
After defeating Gill during the events of Street Fighter III and 2nd impact , Alex became slightly more humble and toned down his hard tongued insults in favor of actually evaluating his opponent and offering them advice, excluding characters like Urien, Gill and sometimes Yun and Yang due to being evil, overly cocky or both in Urien's case.


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Ashley has short blond hair and brown eyes. She wears an orange, sleeveless turtleneck sweater with a burgundy sweater around her neck. She also wears a green, plaid skirt with white bikini panties and knee-high brown, buckled boots.
In the Resident Evil 4 Remake , Ashley was given a new hairstyle with her short hair has styled in an asymmetrical bob cut instead of a short bob. She retains her main outfit but without the burgundy sweater around her neck and was covered with a dark orange fashionable coat with a silver lion insignia on her left collar, a shades of red bandanna on her neck, she was now given brown stockings to cover her legs. In later parts of the game, she loses her jacket and scarf and was seen wearing a silver necklace.
If the player beats the game and selects the Special Costume where Leon wears his R.P.D. uniform the next time they play, Ashley will wear a revealing white pop star outfit. If Ada's adventure "Separate Ways" story is completed, Leon gains a gangster suit and Ashley will don a suit of armor.

Ashley can be cheerful and kind, though when a conflict happens she usually complains or gets angry like with Luis made a comment about her breasts or when she and Leon jumped in a dump. Ashley seems to have a crush on Leon, having a few flirting moments when she asked for overtime after being rescued.


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Axl is a tall, muscular man, with long blond hair and an open leather jacket, exposing his chest. He wears a red embroidered bandanna around his forehead, along with brown fingerless gloves, resembling a muscular version of his namesake, Axl Rose.
In his Street Fighter V profile artwork, he wears white cowboy boots with black stars embroidered on the sides.

Axl has a bit of a wild personality, often enjoying tearing through the streets of Metro City with his friends at night. He has a love for motorcycles and vehicles, his newest prize being a made-in-Japan Tekko Twin Ryo ( テッコツインリョー ? ) motorbike. He also has a fondness for a Japanese soft drink rich in calcium and iron .


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Ayame is a slender, petite teenage girl with brown eyes, a permanent pink blush to her cheeks, and long, dark blue hair which she wears tied in a Japanese-style bun with a shiny gold-coloured headband and two long gold hairsticks with spheres on the ends. Her standard attire consists of a long-sleeved green Japanese yukata dress with golden cloud patterns and white lining- which she wears with the skirt and sleeves tied to a shorter length around her waist and shoulders with a large blue obi ribbon and red-and-white rope respectively to prevent it restricting her movement, and a red undershirt. She also wears blue-coloured wraps on her wrists and ankles, small pink rings on her middle fingers, and brown zōri sandals with red hanao straps on her feet.
In Power Stone 2 , she still maintains the same appearance- albeit with some minor changes. Her obi ribbon is changed from blue to a dark red colour, and her wrist and ankle wraps are changed from blue to red.
In her anime appearance, Ayame remains largely the same as in the games and with a minor color change; her yukata dress is yellow green and the sleeves are not tied into short sleeves (she tied her sleeves during her performance), her blue large obi ribbon is lighter and her wraps on both wrists and ankles are pink. Her hair is black instead of dark blue.
During ninja missions as well as attempting to steal Edward Falcon's stone, Ayame wears a black ninja uniform with a matching mesh shirt, armguards and a half-mask. She also wears a long pink scarf on her neck.
In her Power Change form, she wears a pink ninja garb under a mesh long shirt with a cyan obi, matching pink tights, gloves with white and yellow flower-shaped gauntlets over her hands, and a pair of bunny-tailed boots. She also wears a pink bunny-shaped mask with a flower in the center and long ear-like tassels that come off the back of her head, along with a giant shuriken throwing star which she wears on her back- giving her a similar appearance to both a rabbit and a butterfly.
The colour of Ayame's eyes have changed at least three times between depictions. Her eyes are black/dark brown in both Power Stone and Power Stone 2 , hazel in the Power Stone anime series, and blue on her card in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash .


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Balrog is a tall, heavily built and very muscular African American boxer. He wears blue boxing trunks with white trim and a torn white shirt under a blue tank top. He wears red boxing gloves and boxing shoes. His hairstyle consists of short hair in what appears to be wide cornrows; this hairstyle is similar to Mike Tyson's haircuts from the time Street Fighter II was released (February 6, 1991). Official artworks at the time also depicted him sans a canine tooth in the upper right side of his mouth.
In Street Fighter V , Balrog wears a blue openly hooded robe with yellow outlines and ripped sleeves, at the back it has the design of "Crazy Buffalo" in a black round sign, a large golden crown with clouds and several red stars, the outline on his boxing gloves are black with gold star designs, his boxer shorts are black and he wears matching boxing boots with white outlines.
His first alternate costume is a business attire similar in design to the one he wore in Street Fighter II V .
His second costume has a little resemblance to his primary outfit but in a United States flag motif. He wears a white and red stripped long sleeve hoodie, blue trousers with white star designs, white sneakers and fingerless gloves.

Balrog is generally self-centered, hot-tempered, arrogant and sadistic. He is a belligerent pugilist who possesses an insatiable urge for money and a vicious, bullying mean streak, often refusing to take responsibility for his actions. Despite being a once great prize boxer, Balrog has intentionally cheated in his fights whenever he felt like it, and has even killed one of his opponents (though by accident).
Balrog is also shown to possess inadequate leadership skills; when M. Bison was believed to be dead after the events of Street Fighter Alpha 3 , the role of leader of the organization fell to him, and it collapsed immediately (obviously due to his complete lack of management skills), which forced him to work security at casinos and other places just to get by.
His motivations for joining Shadaloo and M. Bison throughout the Street Fighter series have always been to attain massive wealth, fame and glory so he can be on easy street for life. As such, though Balrog would cheat, steal or even kill to this end, he is not evil so much as he is greedy, and takes little substantial interest in Shadaloo affairs otherwise; he also relates to characters with similar motivations (e.g. C. Viper ).
Balrog also displays an extreme affinity for women, with Chun-Li being the only exception. He also is greatly annoyed by Vega (his occasional partner as an assassin working for Bison) due to his "pretty boy" persona and tends to annoy, tease and make fun of him whenever he gets the chance.


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Barry appears to have short brown hair and brown eyes. Starting from Resident Evil 3: Nemesis and onward, Barry is depicted to have a facial beard.
Barry's outfit in Resident Evil is a red vest with a white S.T.A.R.S. T-shirt, gray pants and brown combat boots. This outfit is later used when he is a playable character in both Resident Evil 5 in Raid mode and in Resident Evil: Mercenaries 3D .
In Resident Evil 3: Nemesis during the game's ending, Barry is wearing a brown bomber vest, supposedly gray pants, a white T-shirt, and a black ball cap where he rescues both Jill and Carlos Oliveira from the bombing in Raccoon City.
In Resident Evil Revelations 2 , Barry's appearance is similar as in Resident Evil 3 , but has a mustache and a fully beard and has slight wrinkles on his forehead due to his age.
As the combat advisor for the BSAA where he rescues Claire in the ocean and takes her to the hospital and in the end of Revelations 2 , Barry wears a brown bomber jacket with a white button shirt underneath, gray pants and black shoes.
In his six months appearance, Barry now wears a dark red jacket with a brown belt holsters where he keeps his extra guns on front, he has a pocket on his left shoulder and a black combat belt where he tucks on his jacket, khaki camouflage pants with a gun holster on his right thigh, a single brown kneepad on his right knee and brown and gray combat boots. He also has a brown backpack on his back.
He has two DLC outfits in the game which is his S.T.A.R.S outfit and his BSAA advisor attire known as the "Commandant" outfit.
Barry made his first appearance in the original Resident Evil as one of the few surviving members of S.T.A.R.S. in the game. He would appear in various portions of Jill Valentine's scenario in order to lend a hand whenever the scene called for Barry's raw strength. Depending on the choices made by the player, one could finish the game with or without saving Barry at the end.
It's worth noting that Barry never appears in Chris' scenario after the opening intro and his disappearance is never solved in that scenario. Likewise, Rebecca (a supporting character in Chris' scenario) never appears in Jill's game, either. Despite the discrepancies between both scenarios, both Rebecca and Barry escaped alive.
Barry is also famous for his awkward-sounding lines in the first game. Resident Evil notoriously suffered from a terrible and often laughable translation and much of the dialogue was reminiscent of engrish. Out of all the characters, however, Barry seems to be an enigma at the same time, the funniest character. Some of his lines included "What?! What is this?!" at the sight of a giant puddle of blood, or his infamous "The master of unlocking" line when referring to Jill's ability to use a lockpick well. By far, his most famous bad line is the legendary "You were almost a Jill Sandwich!" line. This is said to Jill after she is rescued from a collapsing room and has been lampooned countless times, for example, in the Capcom-made zombie action game Dead Rising , one of the locations in the mall's food court is "Jill's Sandwiches". Barry's dialogue is considerably improved in the REmake, "What is this?!" and "Master of unlocking", as well as many other awkward sounding bits of dialogue, are completely cut from the remake and replaced by more natural-sounding speech, although a variation of the "Jill sandwich" line and a scene involving Barry "examining" blood remains. However, the "Master of Unlocking" line is occasionally referenced throughout the series, with the most notable being the "Masters of Removing" achievement or trophy available in Resident Evil 5 .
Barry is also an extra figurine in the updated Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition , along with Rebecca Chambers, as they appear under extra figurines. His voice phrase is: "I have THIS!", referring to his magnum, the same phrase he used when speaking with Jill in the first game.
Barry is a playable character in Resident Evil 5' s "Mercenaries Reunion" that comes with either the DLC or the new edition of Resident Evil 5, unlikely though it is possible that this could be related to the fact that Barry was supposed to have a major role and appearance in Resident Evil 5 as seen in the beta storyboard, Barry was also presumed to be a part of the BSAA.
Barry is a playable character in Resident Evil Revelations 2 , this is the first time that Barry is a protagonist in a canon game in the series (he was previously a protagonist in the non-canon game Resident Evil Gaiden ), it is also officially stated that Barry is an advisor for the BSAA.

Barry is shown to be calm and reliable person to his comrades especially to both Chris, Jill and Rebecca. He also befriended Chris' younger sister Claire during the events of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 due to her strong friendship with Moira and becomes a good mentor to the Redfield siblings.
Upon his family, he is a family man and the reason why Albert Wesker used him due to his threats to his family. In the events of Resident Evil: Revelations 2, he has a strained relationship with his older daughter Moira as Neil Fisher dubbed this as an "emotional minefield". Although, it was done by Barry himself when he left his guns in the cabinet when his daughters are playing in the house, resulted that one of his guns had accidentally shot Polly, leading him to blame Moira and their family relationship becomes soured. He also shared this to Natalia about his faults until they later reconcile following the entire incident.
Like Chris and Jill, he dislikes Albert Wesker for using him to threaten his family and later Alex Wesker for hurting his older daughter Moira whom he calls her as "She-Wesker" and he wanted to put an end to the Wesker family.


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Batsu has short spiked black hair, black eyes and an X-shaped scar on the right side of his forehead. In the opening and ending themes as well as his crossover appearances his hair is dark brown.
His primary outfit is a blue long sleeve short jacket under a gray sleeveless mesh shirt with two light blue lines in both sides, blue pants, shins, and red and white rubber sneakers. He also wears red fingerless gloves on both of his hands.
As Burning Batsu in Project Justice , he is seen without his short jacket and his pants has been tattered due to his vigorous training and absence. He also has a bandage on his left cheek and scratch marks all over his body underneath his sleeveless mesh shirt as well as X-shaped scars on both of his shoulders identical to his father Raizo's. He has pale blue wraps on both arms.

Foul-mouthed, belligerent, and impulsive. These are the first three words that best describe Batsu. Nonetheless, he has a strong sense of justice and a kind heart. He is often misunderstood, however, due to his forward and rough personality. His dislike for dogs was due to the fact that he was bitten by one when he was little, although he could no longer remember exactly when; nonetheless, it was a traumatic experience for him.


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Belger is a middle-aged (or older) man with broad shoulders, bald head and an Amish-style beard. In his profile artwork from the Street Fighter V website, Belger has a mustache. He is usually seen wearing a dinner shirt with diamond cufflinks, a bow tie, dark pants and dress shoes. His weapon of choice is a bowgun made of ornamented wood.
Belger sits on a luxurious, modded motorized wheelchair to display his power, not due to him being a "disabled" person, being perfectly capable of moving at exceptional speed without it. [1] It has been theorized that Belger uses the wheelchair to trick his enemies into thinking that he is frail and helpless, or to discourage them from attacking him, as it would look uncivilized or cowardly to physically assault a "disabled" person.


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Billy has a slim but muscular body. He also wears a punk rocker get-up. He wears hand wraps and purple pants that are held up by suspenders. His blond hair is styled up in a mohawk. In his Shadaloo C.R.I. artwork, He is wearing heavy eyeliner. He also wears black boots.

Billy is loud, ostentatious, and rambunctious. He enjoys causing a ruckus and provoking the attention of others, Liking the means more than the results. Despite this, He has a deep knowledge and appreciation for romantic theater and literature and is loyal to his friends.


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Birdie's appearance has changed with each of the Street Fighter games that he is featured in, though he is generally depicted as a very tall (about the height of Sagat ), late 1970s British punk rocker. In the original, he is shown as a tall, muscular white/light-skinned man with a normal blonde mohawk (depicted as orange-red during combat); his outfit is that of a typical punk rocker, with blue jeans and a dark leather vest, studded bracelets, and combat boots. Interestingly enough, Birdie's early Street Fighter V design was nearly identical to his original appearance. [ citation needed ]
In the Alpha series, Birdie is a hulking, dark-skinned black Briton with dyed blonde hair and a wide, pointy brown mustache that extends to the sides of his head to become sideburns. His lips are now larger, and he also has a tattoo of a red heart on the side of his head and sports a patently impossible hole in the center of his mohawk, giving his unique hairstyle the appearance of a sharp bird's beak. Birdie's excuse for his drastic change in appearance is that he was pale due to being sick. [6]
His outfit is also changed: his leather vest is now blue and sports a wide, pointed collar; he also wears a necklace with rectangular, yellow beads and a round, red one in the middle, along with several other accessories. These include round, red earrings; fingerless blue gloves; thick, metal bracelets; and brown, oddly pointed shoes, which are more common to punks in Japan than in England.
In Street Fighter V , Birdie has gained a beer belly, and appears much more overweight, in addition to looking grimy and disheveled. His punk attire is updated, with torn jeans, a chav-punk jacket with a large up-turned collar and more detailed combat boots that have replaced his brown pointy shoes. He also gains a tattoo on his stomach, reading "Life Like Dice". His mohawk is also animated more realistically due to the shift from sprites to 3D models; the unusual hole is also absent. His alternate costume is a yellow and black biker jumpsuit similar to Rufus ' but in a Shadaloo motif.
His second costume appears similar to a hip-hopper and his mohawk is loose downward and dyed in black. He wears a yellow flak vest, white shorts with red outlines and matching white and red sneakers. The tattoo on his stomach is not seen.

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


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


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

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


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Bull is an immensely muscular man with a mohawk and a beard. He has suspender straps that criss-cross each other which are used to hoister up his pants. He also wears boots that have fur lining. He slightly resembles Zangief .

Despite his appearance, Bull is a kind-hearted man that has a wife and a daughter. He grew up in the wilderness and loves plants and animals. He even adopted a white dog. He went back to Metro City in hopes of making a fortune. He injured his back once while working. Because of this, He's considering on getting a new job.


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Cammy has blue eyes and has blonde pigtails.
Cammy has a scar on her left cheek and wears a green thong Leotard with a delta triangle symbol on her breast. (In alpha her leotard is blue) Cammy has green military paint on her legs and brown boots. Cammy, being trained and exercised, has a very muscular build and has abs and muscle on her torso, arms, and legs.
In Street Fighter V , she doesn't have green paint on her legs, but has a holster strapped to her leg.


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

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


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Chairperson has long back-length black hair and black eyes and wears a red headband.
Her primary outfit is a short sleeve white blouse, black bloomers, white socks and sneakers. She has a red jersey jacket that covers on both of her shoulders.

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


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

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


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Chris was developed to be the typical "tough guy" type, commonly found in action movies: spiked hair, bare muscular build and likes combat knives. The color of his hair is naturally brown in some FMV scenes and his CGI appearance from the current games until the end of Resident Evil 6 .
In the original Resident Evil , Chris wears the standard uniform of S.T.A.R.S. His clothing consists of a white t-shirt underneath a green Vietnam War era M69 flak vest (the vest features a knife case at the left breast), gray pants, holster, knee-pads and black combat boots. The uniform did not show any change in the REmake of the game and was also used in the "Mansion Incident" scenario, from Umbrella Chronicles . Although in Resident Evil 5 , Chris wears this outfit, as an extra costume, with a minor alteration. Instead of the original white t-shirt, Chris now wears a white button down dress shirt, with the sleeves rolled up into small cuffs. In the FMV scenes and the ending, the color of his pants is blue and his white shirt is covered in dirt and it was not seen without the green flak vest. In Jill's scenario of both the original version and the REmake , it is implied that Wesker somehow managed to capture him and locked him up at the prison in the Arklay Laboratory around the time Jill and Barry went to investigate the Tea Room for a gunshot.
In Chris' Resident Evil 3: Nemesis epilogue, he wears a white shirt with a brown jacket, the same alternative outfit from the original Resident Evil . The back of his jacket has the same Made in Heaven logo as his sister, Claire, has on the back of her vest in Resident Evil 2 .
In Resident Evil CODE: Veronica , Chris' hair becomes dark brown in his CGI appearance and gains two fringes in the center of his head while in the FMV and the reimagined Game of Oblivion, his hair remains black minus the two fringes. His eyes in his in-game appearance are dark blue eyes, while in the FMV cutscenes, his eyes are naturally brown.
He wears a variation of his S.T.A.R.S. uniform. It consists of a green button down dress shirt (with sleeves rolled up into small cuffs) with an R.P.D. - S.T.A.R.S. black vest, green pants and black boots. The vest has a large S.T.A.R.S. logo on the back. The outfit is later seen in the Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles scenario, "Game of Oblivion" and as his alternate outfit in Resident Evil REmake .
In the epilogue of Resident Evil CODE: Veronica , Chris' green button down dress shirt that he wears remains the same as he wears blue jeans with a brown belt and black shoes. This is his casual outfit where he reluctantly goes with his younger sister, Claire after the incident.
In the Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles scenario, "Umbrella's End," Chris wears winter attire that consists of a white coat, black gloves, green M69 flak vest, white pants and black combat boots. The knife sheath is now on the right leg, and in its place on the vest, there is a walkie-talkie radio. (This costume can be used in Darkside Chronicles if unlocked under special requirements, along with a non-canon Sheriff's costume).
In Resident Evil: Revelations , Chris's hair is now brown and he gains small bangs on his head. This hairstyle is also used in Resident Evil 5 .
He first appears wearing winter tactical gear and a white beanie hat. Later in the game, he wears his standard uniform of BSAA (very similar to the uniforms used by Josh Stone and Dan DeChant), previously seen in the Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition scenario, "Lost in Nightmares" as the color of his outfit is black and green.
In "Lost in Nightmares" Chris now wears a white down button down dress shirt (with sleeves rolled up into small cuffs) with a light green flak vest, khaki pants with green knee pads on each side of his knees and brown combat boots. He also wears black fingerless gloves and a radio with a headset.
In Resident Evil 5 , Chris is initially seen in a casual safari outfit at the beginning of the game. After finding Reynard Fisher, Chris removes the safari jacket and puts on his military equipment. Chris is seen in the standard attire for the BSAA: green shirt with logos of the BSAA on both sleeves, a large sheath for his machete on the back, radio with a headset, black gloves, a flashlight on his belt, PDA, holster on the right leg, knee-pads and green shoes. Later, the player can equip him with the Melee vest and/or the Bulletproof vest. Extra costumes include the S.T.A.R.S., Safari, Warrior, and Heavy Metal
In Resident Evil 6 , Chris' hair is brown and was cut into a military style haircut. But in his intro and his ending, his hair appears to be dark brown.
During the Edonia, Eastern Europe section, Chris wears a winter BSAA uniform featuring a gray, long-sleeved shirt, matching pants, black combat boots, and a green bulletproof vest.
During the Lanshiang, China section, he wears an outfit similar to his Resident Evil 5 attire, albeit with different boots, gloves and a slightly different shirt.
He wears a blue green and khaki shirt with logos of the BSAA on both sleeves with a light green flak combat vest with several pockets on front, camouflage pants with brown gun holsters on each side of his thighs, green knee pads on both knees and brown combat boots.
When meeting with Piers at the bar and in his epilogue, he was seen wearing a black trench coat with a black turtleneck undershirt, gray pants and black shoes.
In Resident Evil: Vendetta , Chris has small full bangs on his head and a facial beard.
His outfit in the movie is his Lanshiang outfit in Resident Evil 6 but in a minor color change. His shirt is now light blue green and gray with a black sleeveless turtleneck underneath, his light green flak combat vest is darker, his knee pads are white, his pants are gray and his combat boots are black.
In the movie, Resident Evil: Death Island , Chris is initially seen in his Lanshiang outfit in Resident Evil 6 while he and his BSAA team including his long-time partner, Jill Valentine had investigated the zombie outbreak in San Francisco, California. His BSAA shirt are now in a shades of teal. In his visit to the Alcatraz Island alongside Jill and his sister, Claire, he wears a gray short sleeved open hawaiian button-up shirt with a blue gray short sleeved fitted shirt underneath, greenish khaki cargo jeans with a dark gray belt around his waist and reddish brown shoes. He also wears a silver sports watch on his left wrist. He later removes his hawaiian button-up shirt when they finally fought the zombies during the ambush caused by Dylan inside the penitentiary at Alcatraz Island despite saving the tourists who happens to be infected by the T-Virus from a mosquito bite.
In Resident Evil 7: Biohazard , Chris' hair remains dark brown and has spiky ends on his forehead. He wears an outfit similar to his BSAA winter attire in Resident Evil 6 ; his long sleeved shirt is dark green, his bulletproof vest is black with several pouches where he keeps his grenades, his military pants are now black with matching gun holsters where he keeps his handguns and black combat boots. He also adorned a green military combat helmet mixed with a black oxygen mask to make him breathe and to avoid being contaminated. He would use the oxygen tank to restore his breathing from his oxygen mask.
In the Resident Evil: Village , Chris regains his hairstyle and facial beard from the movie Resident Evil: Vendetta. His hair is now dark brown as the lighting effect in the beginning shows his hair being grayish brown. He also has small wrinkles on his eyebags due to his present age.
His main outfit in the game is his casual attire in Resident Evil 6 but it was entirely black. The collar of his black trench coat is large and his pants are now black to match up his outfit. He is now equipped with black gloves. Later when he is a playable character and assisting Ethan after he had defeated Miranda, Chris removes his trench coat and the sleeves from his black turtleneck are fitted. He was equipped with an olive green shoulder holster where he keeps his heavy firearms, grenades and a radio signal. He also has a radio mic at the right side of his head.

Chris is close to his friends and family, specifically with his younger sister Claire and his partner Jill Valentine , whom he would both willingly give his life to protect.He also establishes bonds with the people he works with, respects ( Rebecca Chambers and Albert Wesker for example) or admires.He cares deeply for the life of innocents, something which caused him to argue with his superiors in the military. Chris has a long-standing friendship with Barry Burton , who was an old friend of Chris' family. Barry was the one who recruited Chris for the Special Tactics And Rescue Service after Chris had left the Air Force and began drifting.
Serving as Point Man in S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team, Chris earned the trust of his comrades. In particular, Chris developed a close friendship with Jill Valentine, the only female member of S.T.A.R.S. at the time.
Forest Speyer , the sharpshooter of the S.T.A.R.S Bravo Team, was once a great friend (and rival) of Chris, until the Mansion Incident in 1998, where Forest was brutally killed and turned into a zombie.
After the Mansion Incident, Chris became obsessed with the Umbrella Corporation , seeking information to bring the company down and avenge the deaths of his friends. Later, Chris and Jill formed a lethal organization to combat Umbrella together, the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance, aka, the BSAA.
Formerly, during his activity in S.T.A.R.S., Chris exhibited great respect for the S.T.A.R.S Alpha Team leader, Albert Wesker, who recognised Chris as his most skilled team member. However, since Chris ruined, or at least delayed Wesker's plans at the Spencer mansion, a powerful grudge formed between them. Their encounters thereafter were always intense and violent.
During the Il Veltro incident, Chris was shown to be a generic and a typical "soldier", focusing only on the mission and disregarding his partner Jessica's advances. When asked by her whether he trusted her or not, he remarked "Trust is measured by actions, not words" to which Jessica replies "That's so like you, Chris. It's always about the job, isn't it?" Chris holds a level of professionalism; he never once berated Jessica for her flirting and simply focused on the mission. But, when Jill was in danger, he promptly switched his focus entirely into rescuing her.
During a BSAA mission to capture Ozwell E. Spencer , Jill sacrificed herself to save Chris from Wesker, while he was unable to protect Jill. Jill's perceived death was a very serious blow to Chris personally. Ever since that encounter, he became distant and cold-hearted. It also psychologically scarred him such as when Wesker opened the cargo door in the Stealth Bomber's cargo bay and Sheva Alomar was almost pulled out of the aircraft to her death. During the confrontation in the cargo bay of the bomber, Chris had a flashback of Jill's supposed death and how he was unable to do anything to protect Jill. This made him impulsively/instinctively endanger himself to not repeat the same mistake with Sheva.
In RE5 proper, Chris is initially shown to have a cold acceptance towards most of the grisly circumstances presented in the mission and shows little concern for its location or who he'll be working with.
Immediately after meeting Sheva, she asks him if he would " rather be in America than in a place like this ".
Chris dismisses the notion, noting that America " has its own dark side ". Sheva notes his lack of patriotism, and Chris merely states that he's a realist, noting that America is " a capitalist society " and that " not everyone is cut out for that kind of pressure ".  He considers that there are opportunities to be had, but as far as he sees it, "at a price". "If you gain, someone else loses."
When Sheva points out that he doesn't sound like any American that she's ever met, he responds with "The great thing about Americans is that we're all different ".
Following the battle with the first Uroboros B.O.W. he and Sheva encountered, Chris mentions that if they had arrived sooner to assist DeChant and the rest of the Delta Team, they would've most likely been dead as well. A substantial part of his driving force during this time is seeking out Jill after he receives intel. The possibility that she might still be alive. Sheva has doubts about his "personal stake" in the mission, but later appreciates how much he cares for his old partner. With this, Sheva developed a close bond with Chris, deciding to stay and fight right alongside him to help him save Jill and takedown Wesker.
In episode one of the Resident Evil 5 viral campaign, entitled 'Ceremony', Chris is about to receive an award for his courageous performance in Kijuju, but is hindered from delivering his speech by a sudden onset of violent memories from his mission.
This could be considered as an indicator of post-traumatic stress disorder, which could plague Chris after the events of Resident Evil 5.
Chris's reactions to the various threats he has faced, vary over the years and change with his experience.
During his initial encounters with zombies and B.O.W.s in the Spencer Mansion, he was angered that it was all set up by Wesker (though in truth, the outbreak was caused by James Marcus; Wesker simply took advantage of the situation).
Following the events at Rockfort Island and the Antarctic Facility, Chris begins to categorize people like Albert Wesker into simple criminal personalities, refusing to acknowledge their views and immediately dismissing them as evil.
This is most apparent during his first encounter with Sergei Vladimir, where he refers to him as "another Umbrella psycho", despite the latter's various machinations since before the Mansion incident.
Chris then views Wesker's world plan in Kijuju with the same disdain. After he and Sheva board Wesker's stealth bomber, he is even sarcastic about the serious implications of Wesker's ambitions, going so far as to mock Wesker for taking his plans from "comic book villains" and dismissing him as "just another of Umbrella's leftovers."
By the time Wesker was killed, Chris is confident that living in a world without fear is worth fighting for, and the cause of fighting bioterrorism exceeds all personal costs.
During the events of Resident Evil 6 , Chris shows deep concern for his comrades and men. He is very quick to assure rookie BSAA operative, Finn Macauley, that his teammates have his back and that "No one gets left behind." He shows his anger when his men die in the line of duty. This was further shown when Leon S. Kennedy prevents him from stopping the woman in the blue dress, with Chris angrily stating "I lost all my men because of her!". Despite this and the fact that he and Leon hadn't interacted much in person, he did seem to respect Leon highly, as Leon was the only one able to snap Chris out of his vengeful rampage. During the events in Lanshiang, Chris's focus was entirely on catching Carla, and his reckless pursuit of her cost the lives of several of his men. Chris calmed down somewhat after being confronted by his second in command, Piers Nivans and regained most of his composure after his heated standoff with Leon. Due to the many years of battles against Umbrella's legacy, Chris revealed his intention to retire from duty to his partner, stating that he "cannot let this war follow him". Chris resolved that his final mission would be to rescue Jake, and asked that Piers take his place, despite his partner's lack of confidence in his ability to succeed him. When confronting Jake Muller for the first time in Edonia, he notices something familiar about him, noting the features of Albert Wesker. Months later when saving him from the Underwater facility, he learns that Jake is the son of Albert Wesker and mentions to Jake that he was the one to kill his father and allows Jake to fire at him for killing his father. Jake misses the shot on purpose and states that there are more important things at stake. When asked by Piers why he revealed such information to Jake, Chris to Jake had every right to know what happened to his father, no matter what grudge he had against Wesker.
At the end of Chris's campaign in Resident Evil 6 , Piers Nivans, his second in command, sacrificed his life for him, by injecting himself with the vial containing the C-Virus that they retrieved from Carla to save Chris from HAOS. After HAOS's assumed defeat, Chris attempts to escape the facility with Piers into an escape pod, but Piers refuses and pushes Chris into the escape pod, having slipped his B.S.A.A. patch over to Chris without him noticing earlier. Getting up and seeing that Piers had shut the door, Chris ordered him to open the door, but Piers didn't follow his orders. As the escape pod was sent out into the sea, Chris observed as the underwater facility was collapsing, leading to HAOS being freed from the facility. HAOS clutched onto Chris' escape pod but was electrocuted by a powerful jolt of electricity, similar to the ability Piers gained from the C-Virus, suggesting that he had saved Chris once again. As the only surviving member of his team by the conclusion of the Lanshiang Incident, Chris, still shaken by the deaths of his soldiers, decides to continue his fight against the bioterrorism to honour his fallen comrades and Piers's great sacrifice.
In the events of Resident Evil: Vendetta , Chris maintains his personality from Resident Evil 6 but has become very determined to protect and rescue his comrades, including Rebecca Chambers. He even consoles Leon, who had also lost his comrades during a mission.
In Resident Evil: Death Island , Chris became more concerned towards Jill who is guilt over hurting her comrades after being freed from Wesker's control and her rehabilitation as well as her actions during their missions in San Francisco. During their trip in Alcatraz Island after saving Antonio Taylor who poses as Tony Davis, Chris has a fatherly streak to his sister, Claire when she was mad at Antonio for calling TerraSave as terrorists. Chris also displays his brave and determination while siding with both Leon and Jill in battling the mutated Dylan.
In Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Chris assists the protagonist Ethan Winters by providing him with the gun to eliminate Eveline as well as retaining his skills during his confrontation with the mutated Lucas Baker.
In Resident Evil: Village , It is apparent that Chris's personality has dramatically changed, changing his role from being a hero to being an anti-hero, shown as he and his men infiltrated the Winters Family's residence and mercilessly killed "Mia Winters" by shooting her multiple times with a suppressed gun as well as letting Ethan witness Chris take his infant daughter Rosemary Winters away from him. Chris acts cold and serious when one of his men brings Ethan to him, who angrily states that Chris killed "Mia" and that he should kill him as well and "finish the job". Attempting to explain the situation to Ethan, Chris is interrupted by "Canine" ( Dion Wilson ) who informs him of the serious motion readings nearby and suggests that they should move on. After a brief conversation with Canine, they are attacked by a mutated fish which comes from Salvadore Moreau. It is later revealed that the "Mia" Chris shot in the beginning had been Miranda in disguise. He also finally explains to Ethan why his group had taken Rose away, seeing that Miranda was targeting both Ethan and Rose. When Ethan was mortally incapacitated by Miranda, Chris transitions back to being a hero and learns from his mistakes and carelessness, leading him to rescue the real Mia Winters and assisting Ethan in fighting the mutated Miranda. However he was saddened and upset when Ethan sacrifices himself by activating the bomb he stole from him to make their escape and to save his wife and daughter but also displays his disappointment when he learns that the BSAA had sent soldiers who were actually B.O.Ws, leading his decision to get through the BSAA Headquarters in Europe.


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Chun-Li's appearance has differed several times in the Street Fighter series, as well as in official art and cameos she has made in other works. She is known for her very muscular thighs. She is 5 feet 7 inches, according to her Street Fighter 6 Character profile.

Clothing

Chun-Li wears the qipao, a Chinese dress imported over from Manchuria, yet popular among girls during the early 20th century. Her outfit is modified to allow a far wider range of movement than a normal qipao. She also wears white combat boots and blue leotard with dark brown sheer pantyhose with her qipao. Her qipao is blue with golden accents. She was originally supposed to wear a peach-colored qipao, as seen in her in-game profile and ending in the original Street Fighter II.
During the period covered in Street Fighter Alpha, she wore an embroidered vest, unitard and athletic shoes, as well as studded wristbands. It is unclear why she chose to stop using this outfit and switch to the qipao in subsequent Street Fighter games. With the switch to the qipao, she also swapped her wristbands for large spiked bracelets. In Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation movie, her vest has changed to red instead of blue.
In Street Fighter IV , Chun Li's alternate outfit consists of a black sleeveless night gown with gold accents at the bottom. She wears a black and gold sash held by a red rope-like belt. The outfit is completed with red shoes, gold earrings and black and gold bracelets. The outfit resembles the clothes she wore in one of the episodes of the American cartoon series Street Fighter .
In various official art, she has also been shown in her police outfit, as well as (presumably) her favorite casual attire: a varsity-style jacket, T-shirt, jeans and white tennis shoes. It has been shown in some official art that when wearing her casual attire she also wears her Alpha wristbands.

Hairstyle

Her hairstyle is called "ox horns", a typical style in which Chinese children dress their hair; depictions of girls in Chinese paintings frequently show girls in ox horns.
During the Alpha series, she chose to wear them unadorned, while in the remaining games, she uses silk brocades and ribbons to cover them, colored white to signify the mourning of her father. These silk brocades and ribbons that cover them are sometimes called bao.
In Street Fighter IV , in her alternate outfit, she wears her ox horns unadorned, just like in her Alpha appearance, only this time held by red ropes with golden balls at the tip.

Chun-Li is generally a cheerful woman, often showing happiness and excitiness when she wins a fight, mainly with her friends. But as part of Interpol, she takes her job very seriously and will try her best to complete a mission, but sometimes gets overworked and easily exhausted. When it comes to fighting, Chun-Li tends to get quite competitive with other female fighters, but after her fights with a few of them she becomes allies with them and possibly even friends. She also wants to become stronger due to experience in fighting her enemy M. Bison.
Overall, Chun-Li is cheerful, resourceful, dedicated and while in fighting, serious, and never takes kindly to losing.


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Claire has long auburn hair tied to a ponytail and blue eyes. Claire's original outfit in Resident Evil 2 consisted of a black short-sleeved, short-legged cycling skinsuit worn under a pink vest with a "Made in Heaven" design on the back (which she gave it to Sherry at the end of the game), pink-colored jean shorts, brown boots, and black riding gloves. Her special outfit in the game consists of a leather jacket and pants with a "Let Me Live" design on the back and a red bandanna. The "Let Me Live" design is also featured on a different outfit in Resident Evil Code Veronica . The "Made in Heaven" design seems to show her connection to Chris who sported this on the back of his special outfit in the first game.
In Darkside Chronicles and Operation Racoon City , Claire has a two-piece suit, her pink vest has an extended collar. She wears blue denim short shorts with a brown side pouch and western style cowboy boots. She also has rider goggles on her neck. In the former game and Mercenaries 3D , Claire has fingerless gloves, and her jeans have holes in each side.
In Resident Evil Code Veronica , Claire's hair was still tied in a ponytail and her eyes were blue. She wore a red denim vest with three flame designs at the left side, and at the back it had a "Let me Live" design on her vest, underneath a black short sleeve low cut shirt that bared her midriff, blue jeans with a red belt and brown shoes. She also wore brown fingerless gloves and a pink choker on her neck. Since Code Veronica , Claire has been depicted to have long auburn hair and blue eyes during cutscenes and her outfits were either pink or red.
In the animated film Resident Evil Degeneration , Claire's hair was red instead of auburn. She was dressed casually in an off white short sleeve button shirt with a dark pink turtleneck shirt, dark khaki pants with a brown belt to her waist and brown shoes.
Claire later regains her Island default outfit in Resident Evil Revelations 2 from the animated CGI series, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness . her red leather jacket is now the same color as her leather jacket in Resident Evil 2 Remake and has black designs at the edge of the collar of her leather jacket, her belt is now black to match up her biker boots and her jeans are now medium blue. She also wears a brown watch on her left wrist. When meeting with Leon, she appears to wear her red eyeglasses before she removes it.
When she finds the evidence regarding the Penamstan Incident while staying at the motel, Claire wears a red tank top, black trousers, and black shoes. She sometimes wears her red eyeglasses and her brown watch.
In Resident Evil Revelations 2 , Claire wears a white long sleeve button-up shirt along with her signature red leather sports jacket, blue jeans with a matching belt and black biker boots. She later receives a monitoring bracelet on her left wrist following her co-workers including Moira being captured by the militia led by Alex. She also gains a black nylon utility belt on her waist and a gun holster on her right where she keeps her handgun and knife. Her Island default outfit is later worn by Ali Larter in Resident Evil: The Final Chapter only her jeans appear black instead of blue.
At 1 point during Barry's story which takes place 6 months later, Claire's hair was cutten short. She wears a red long sleeve v-neck shirt with black pocket on the left side and a black shoulder holster. However she maintains her jeans with a matching blue belt and boots as well. She also wears black fingerless gloves, a matching utility belt and black and orange rider goggles on her neck. She is no longer wearing the monitoring bracelet on her left wrist due to its removal after being treated in the hospital. The outfit that she wears was her Sniper outfit which later becomes playable in Raid mode.
In the epilogue, Claire wears her island default outfit from the beginning of the game, but her hair remains short.
She also wears four DLC costumes in the game, which is her Sniper outfit, her classic attire in Resident Evil 2 , a cowboy outfit and her TerraSave outfit. Her cowboy outfit has her wearing a red and black short sleeved mini collared button plaid top with a ribbon tied at the center that exposes more of her midriff, pale blue denim short shorts with a large white side belt around her waist and white cowboy boots. She also let her long auburn hair loose while wearing a white cowboy hat. She is accessorized with a large dark blue bracelet on her right that resembles a gauntlet and retains the monitoring bracelet on her left.
In the manga series BIOHAZARD Heavenly Island which takes place after Resident Evil 6, Claire's short hair has grown into a medium length and it was loose. Her outfit is a combination between her film version in Resident Evil: Afterlife and her Sniper outfit in Resident Evil: Revelations 2.
She wears a red leather vest with a white sleeveless loose shirt with a knot tied at the left side on her waist, she maintains her pants, black biker boots and her nylon utility belt from her Sniper outfit in Revelations 2 and her belt is now brown and she no longer wears gloves but only wears a black watch on her left wrist.
Later she wears a similar outfit as the first outfit only her top is replaced with a dark blue tank top, her pants became pale blue and her medium auburn hair is now tied in a ponytail. She later let her hair loose at the end of the manga while wearing a short sleeved button-up flannel shirt, jeans and black rider boots when she reported to her brother Chris about the Sonido de Tortuga incident by typing from her laptop.
In Resident Evil 2 Remake , Claire now has smaller and younger features, as well as light brown hair instead of auburn seen in Revelations 2 . Instead of wearing her cycling skinsuit in the original Resident Evil 2 , she wears a combination between her red vest in CODE: Veronica and her jeans with holsters in Revelations 2 . She now wears a red leather jacket with an extended collar, a black tank top with a white undershirt beneath it, indigo jeans with a black belt along with a gun holster on her right leg, and brown biker boots. The "Made in Heaven" logo is now the same color as her jacket and wears a necklace with a sharp knife design. She later gives her jacket to Sherry, and from that part on, wears her tank top and her undershirt beneath it.
In the movie, Resident Evil: Death Island , Claire's hair is dark auburn and retains her main look in Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness . Her main outfit is similar to her appearance in the remake version of Resident Evil 2 ; she maintains her red leather jacket with extended collar and several pockets, her black tank top and white undershirt are replaced with a black short sleeve undershirt, her jeans are dark blue and her biker boots are black.

Claire is strong-willed and tomboyish, having grown up confident with training from her older brother, Chris. Her bond with her brother is quite strong, as we first see her coming to look for him after he had gone missing from his home in Raccoon City. Immediately after the events of the outbreak, she passionately continues her search, which results in her infiltrating Umbrella's Paris Lab Facility just to find Chris, despite her being only nineteen years old and still in college. In the Resident Evil 2 remake Claire is more stoic and prone to bursts of swearing and anger as in her interactions with Annette and when she was attacked by Chief Irons. Conversely, in the remake, Claire does soften up and become affectionate when with Sherry or reuniting with Leon at the fire escape, also despite Claire's initial anger towards Annette, she was forgiving when the latter was dying in front of her and Sherry.
At the end of Revelations 2 during her contact with a BSAA member, she also shows her deep concern towards her brother Chris after being informed that he is in China. She then tells him to let Piers take care of him, her concern for her older brother still coming through. Though Claire cares for her older brother and there are times when the siblings don't get along, as revealed when Moira Burton complains about the times Barry bossed her around, Claire responds " My brother was like that growing up too ". In the remake Claire shows how proud she is of Chris as when Irons holds her hostage, Claire threatens the corrupt police chief that her brother is an officer of S.T.A.R.S. Claire later becomes friends with Barry Burton, due to his strong friendship with her brother, and became best friends with his daughter, Moira.
She is initially deeply emotional and has a great compassion, being one of the few heroes to display rash and strong emotions ranging from fear, anger, and sadness. Claire was audibly tearful when Elliot was ripped in half in front of her during in the Resident Evil 2 remake , apologizing to his corpse for being unable to save him. Claire shows her caring nature in her protection of Sherry and Rani and putting their safety above her own. By the time of the attack on Harvardville airport, Claire demonstrates more professionalism and level headedness when faced with drastic situations. Claire still occasionally allows bursts of emotion shine through her more adult exterior, usually a result of anger at people that mindlessly or selfishly cause harm to others, as seen when Claire slaps and insults Senator Ron Davis for endangering Rani's life. Later in life, Claire became more hardened and serious, shown by her almost never losing her cool in the incident at Sushestovanie Island, only becoming distressed when thinking Moria had been killed and trying to explain the situation to her father Barry in hospital .
When she was younger, Claire showed an interest in biking, she is seen driving her Harley Davidson into Raccoon City though she left the bike after the zombie encounter and meeting Leon. Claire also wore her bike vest with a picture of an angel (goddess) with bombs and the words " Made in Heaven " on the back. Claire gives this vest to Sherry to keep, Claire in the remake claims her jacket is a good charm. This style of wardrobe is likely inherited from her older brother as Chris keeps a jacket with the same insignia by his desk. Years later, Claire seems to have given up on her biking life after joining TerraSave, evident by the epilogue of Revelations 2 . She didn't ride a bike to Barry's house but went in a SUV.
Claire is quick to draw opinions on people, whether it be when she feels someone is hiding secrets, or even when someone is wholly untrustworthy (as mentioned when she tries to warn Sherry about her feelings on Derek C. Simmons). Claire in the Resident Evil 2 remake quickly became angry with Annette for her poor treatment of her daughter Sherry and swore at the scientist. In The Dark Side Chronicles Claire immediately distrusts Ada upon meeting her and accurately guesses she’s lying and up to no good, even being exasperated at Leon being enthralled by the agent. Subsequently, she easily establishes connections with people, despite sometimes seeming aloof and sarcastic as she initially treated both Leon S. Kennedy and Steve Burnside. However in the remake, Claire does lightly flirt with Leon and even jokes that the Raccoon City incident would've been "one helluva first date". Claire was apparently also very close to Neil Fisher in Revelations 2 and deeply saddened at his betrayal and mutation. Prior to the events of Raccoon City Claire had multiple boyfriends but was never exclusive to a single person.
Claire tends to respond more positively to the young girls she meets, Sherry Birkin, Rani Chawla, and Moira Burton, and becomes protective of them. Claire remained in contact with Sherry (with the approval of Sherry's government handler) and it would seem that even Sherry, Rani, and Claire have all spent time together - or at the very least would like to. Claire seems to act as an inspirational figure to some of the younger girls she meets. Although Sherry follows Leon's footsteps as a government agent, Sherry acknowledges that both Claire and Leon helped her form her personality as someone who does not give up and sees the good in people. At some point, Claire also establishes a connection to Moira Burton, the older daughter of Barry Burton and is the eventual inspiration for Moira to join TerraSave. Though Sherry demonstrates Claire's knack for occasional sass, Claire, having been one of very few people she was allowed to interact with in her life.
As shown in Infinite Darkness while still very close to Leon,  Claire hates that her old partner treats her like a kid he needs to protect and is sadden and angry at Leon choosing to hide evidence of the government’s wrongdoing and asking Leon bitterly “ So that’s how it’s gonna be? You do things your way and I do things mine?”. Her hatred over corruption of power in society is likely why Claire is part of activists groups rather than PMCs or agencies like other protagonists in the series.
Like Chris, Jill, Rebecca and Barry, she dislikes Albert Wesker and later Alex Wesker, known to them as the Overseer, because of Alex's experiments on fear taking the life of her colleagues. In the climax fight against Monster Alex, Claire manages to shoot her with an RPG-7 as instructed by Barry mirroring how her older brother Chris and his partner Sheva Alomar kill Albert with the same weapon as Jill instructs them to use it. She also dislikes other people inflated with Umbrella such as Alfred and Alexia.


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Before being arrested, Cody was clean-shaven, and his outfit consisted of blue jeans, white sneakers, a white t-shirt and blue bandages wrapped around his wrists as well as the lower half of his hands.
Cody has dirty blond hair in the Final Fight games and light blond hair in all of his Street Fighter appearances, including the comics and the American television series. However, the official artwork for Final Fight suggests that Cody was always intended to be light blond. If that is the case, then his Final Fight sprites may have been subjected to a coloring error on the developers' part.
As a jailbird, he had facial stubble and handcuffs which were linked by a long chain. The hand bandages are white and cover the hands completely, leaving only the fingers exposed. The t-shirt and the jeans were replaced by an old-fashioned prison jumpsuit with white and blue stripes. He keep the white sneakers, though. Unlike most convicts, Cody does not mind being in his prison apparel but, as seen in his Street Fighter Alpha 3 taunt, he can easily remove the handcuffs. In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition , his jailbird outfit returns as his nostalgia costume, and his original outfit returns as his Final Fight costume.
In Final Fight: Streetwise , he wears his original outfit with an orange prison shirt over the t-shirt.
Some of the official artwork for Final Fight implied that Cody has always worn Adidas Superstars , but it was his Street Fighter Alpha 3 sprite that fully confirmed this idea. Guy wears Nikes, which may be a reference to the competition between the two sports brands in real life.
In his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, Cody wears an orange prison outfit with the sleeves tied on his waist as well as a white tank top. He wears his white sneakers from his outfit in Final Fight .
In Street Fighter V , Cody has a drastically altered appearance; his hair is now shorter and slicked back and he wears a business attire, including a purple formal vest with brown upper outlines, a light blue and white pinstripped long sleeve button-up shirt with the sleeves folded into cuffs and a red neck tie with brown and white linings on the collar, as well as black formal pinstripe pants with a gray belt around his waist which he had holstered his combat knife and black shoes. He notably no longer wears handcuffs. His appearance is similar to Eagle , though without the mustache and the dinner-suit.
In Street Fighter V: Arcade Editon , Cody's story costume is based off Haggar 's outfit in the Final Fight series. He wore green baggy pants with a brown belt rapped around the torso. Cody isn't able to fit the pants, so his costume reveals his blue boxers that have a cow graphic on them that only reveals the head of the cow (a reference to Holstein - a cow sprite that could be obtained as a bonus item in several classic Capcom arcade games). Cody's battle costume is a white tuxedo, with a black bow tie and a rose.

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Cody's first downloadable costume in Super Street Fighter IV is a more stylised take on his attire from Final Fight , with the t-shirt being replaced with a white tank top with black trims. He also has tattoos, jewellery and hand accessories, none of which were featured in his Final Fight design.
His second downloadable costume is a modern prison uniform, which is orange and replaces the sneakers with black sandals. It resembles, to some degree, his outfit from Final Fight: Streetwise .
In Street Fighter X Tekken , Cody also has two DLC costumes: a police uniform similar to that of Edi. E 's worn over his default, and a Swap Costume based on Paul Phoenix .

In Final Fight , Cody is depicted as being a combative, reckless but ultimately positive and good-natured man, having a powerful sense of justice and love for his girlfriend, Jessica . However, in his Street Fighter appearances, after breaking up with Jessica, losing touch with his friends and spending several years in prison, Cody has become extremely aloof, apathetic and doubtful. He remains pugnacious as ever, occasionally breaking out of prison just to fight and relieve his boredom, and often maintains his generally dismissive air - a major exception being when he finds an opponent that can entertain him.
He interprets his imprisonment as punishment for his ultimately good deeds, and even admits that the idea of achieving any constructive goal (such as overcoming rivals or taking care of family) is lost on him. Cody harbors some internal resentment towards the outside world, musing that he fought solely for the sake of Metro City but ended up imprisoned for it. According to his ending in the Street Fighter IV games, he feels at home in prison. Despite this, and as certain dialogue indicates, while Cody appears to have given up on fighting crime, he still retains his old sense of justice and an enduring (albeit subdued and exhausted) desire to oppose evil. In particular, his win quote against M.Bison shows that his true feelings come through when he confronts great evil ( "I don't consider myself a good guy anymore, but I had to take you down!" ), although he immediately tries to hide it. Cody also gives his respect to people who need to do business. This is shown in his win quote against T. Hawk in which he tells him to not let him stand in the way of what he has to do and then wishes him good luck ( "Don't let me stand in your way if you got stuff to do. Good luck!" ).
During the events of Street Fighter V , his behavior has somewhat changed as the Mayor of Metro City, showing his confidence in fighting his opponents. While his laid-back demeanor is still present and he still misses his simple street fighting days, he has a more positive outlook and secretly enjoys his new position.


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Like Batsu, Daigo has short-spiked black hair (dark brown in the opening, ending, some CGI artworks, Street Fighter V and in-game, he had purple highlights at the edge) with an upper spike fringe on his head, fair skin and black eyes. He has a scar on his right eye which was inflicted on him by Hyo during a past fight that the two had against each other. His primary outfit is a black long school jacket under a white short sleeve shirt, black school pants and black shoes. The interior of his school jacket is purple (dark teal in some artworks and in-game). In Street Fighter V , his school uniform is navy blue while the gold buttons on his jacket are visibly seen and his school shoes being dark purple. His skin is now light tan to contrast his younger sister's skin tone being white.
In the School Life Mode, Daigo is usually seen in his primary outfit with or without his black long school jacket. During New Years Day, Daigo wears a brown leather jacket with a white short sleeve shirt, jeans and his black shoes from his primary outfit.
As Wild Daigo in Project Justice , his black long school jacket is open, showing white bandages to his stomach, and he also has bandages on both of his hands as well. His eyes emit an eerily glow of red due to his brainwashing from either Kurow or Yurika.

Daigo may seem strict and harsh, but he is tender at heart. He is the undisputed leader of all the gangs in Gedo High who possesses a magnetic charisma and has a strong sense of duty. Most of the time, his thoughts are with his younger sister, Akira . He is a man of honor who never fights dirty.
Throughout the School Life Mode in Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Daigo is frequently shown to be outgoing and he always participates in every single contest such as cheerleading during the School Fair Day. He also shows his excitement as well when the player wins during their participation from within the National Sports Day.
In his playable appearance in Street Fighter V serving as part of Akira's V-Trigger and her Critical Art, Daigo is shown to support more of his younger sister, Akira whenever she needs his help in her battles as well as he enjoys sparring with her as seen from her default win animation.


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Damnd is a large Afro-Caribbean man with white dreadlocks, each ending in a number of blue beads. He wears a waistcoat, blue sunglasses, turned-down boots and various jewelry. He is always seen with a large grin on his face.


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Dean is a towering, muscular fellow with tall, spiky, blond hair.  He wears a white sleeveless T-shirt with black pants, headband, harness, wristbands, and boots.


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Originally from Russia, her appearance resembles Cammy , albeit with the Shadaloo Doll outfit and a blue-gray metal mask. Her hair is platinum blonde, and is styled in the same long pigtails as Cammy. Her face is shown to be burned on the left side, hence the mask. Decapre wears a pair of retractable daggers that are significantly larger than Vega 's claw and emit Psycho Power.
In Street Fighter V , at the beginning of Cammy's prologue story and A Shadow Falls , Decapre's Shadaloo uniform has been altered; the long sleeves from her uniform is sleeveless and the back of her uniform is backless which is connected to the front of her Doll uniform. She wears a different mask identical to her blue-gray mask with several neon pink linings at the center. Her hair however is white instead of platinum blonde and her eyes are now amber.

Decapre is a calm person, but when angry she soons gets berserk, being the trouble maker of the Dolls. Like Juni and Juli before her, she was "programmed" for total obedience; however, she takes this to an extreme, and exhibits very strange 'robotic' mannerisms, often speaking in the form of verbal commands and making observations about the various characters she defeats (e.g. she notes that Ryu is "mostly retrievable" if she defeats him, but considers Evil Ryu as "disqualified", likely referring to Bison's plans for him). Decapre is also quite violent and unstable; Ryu's winquote against her notes that while Decapre does not hesitate in battle, she seems to tremble for the duration.
Her speech patterns are similar to that of Q , as they evoke a similar, single-minded "kill and destroy" mentality, though Decapre's speech patterns are due to her degrading mental state. She also has an extreme hatred of Cammy, which drives her to escape her stasis pod and hunt her down.
In Street Fighter V during the events of A Shadow Falls , Decapre becomes desperate and weak while being controlled with its Psycho Power which forces Cammy to snap her out. Upon being rescued by Cammy, she was enraged to see her due to her strong hatred until it subsides when Cammy was forced to knock her out. Decapre is later free from its control and she was seen helping Cammy to fend off other Dolls who had controlled by F.A.N.G from its Psycho Powers.


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Dee Jay wears orange loose drawstring pants with black sides and yellowish-white lettering that reads "MAXIMUM" and orange sparring gloves. His hairstyle is a braided mohawk, with a letter "M" cut on each side of his head; these letters were absent from his appearance in the Street Fighter IV series. Dee Jay is also seen in the anime movie and some artworks with a Caribbean chain necklace.
Dee Jay's pants originally said "MANTIS" but since his right sprite is merely a mirror image of his left, the "N" and "S" would be reversed, so it was changed to "MAXIMUM".

Dee Jay is generally a kind-spirited, cheerful, happy-go-lucky man who loves fighting, dancing and composing music rhythms. His conduct is very clear in most of his in-game poses, artworks and pictures where he is always seen sporting a huge smile and a thumbs-up hand gesture. Dee Jay is rarely seen without a smile; such rare moments include the Street Fighter II series loss portraits, and loss by time over in Street Fighter Alpha 3 . Dee Jay tends to always see the positive side of everything in life, constantly displaying a highly happy mood and rarely getting upset, angry or sad, even under the worst circumstances. However, despite this laid-back attitude, Dee Jay does not tolerate belligerents who make trouble at his performances, literally kicking them out if necessary.


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Dhalsim is often depicted with having pupil-less eyes. His build is that of a normal man who exercises and weight trains regularly except for his abdomen and waist which appear much out of proportion and emaciated. His arms are also quite extraordinary in length, and he uses this to create an advantage over his opponents during fights, usually opting to wear them down from the outside. He wears torn saffron shorts as his only clothing attire as well as saffron wristbands and anklebands. He has three colored stripes adorning his head, and in the Street Fighter Alpha series, he wears a turban that he removes before battle. The skulls he wears around his neck are those of village children that died during a plague.
Dhalsim's minimal clothing and necklace of skulls are reminiscent of the medieval Hindu ascetics known as Kapalikas ("skull-bearers") who were often related to macabre imagery such as cannibalism and human sacrifice.
Notably, Dhalsim's alternate colors change his skin color, a trait he shares with Blanka and Urien .

Dhalsim is quite stoic, serious, self-disciplined, humble, and also very stern when needed. Being a pacifist, he will never hurt a person more than necessary, or kill an adversary, even the most evil ones such as M. Bison . His pacifistic beliefs also allow him to be a greatly loving father and husband towards his family.
Being an extremely altruistic man, Dhalsim fights mostly for the poor and oppressed, as he constantly tries his best to raise money for his poverty-stricken people. Dhalsim is aware that if he uses his power to harm, he may become evil, and frequently questions his decisions to use his powers for fighting. Furthermore, all forms of yoga are meant to aid a personal journey towards enlightenment, and not to harm others. Therefore, Dhalsim is constantly concerned about his fighting style overwhelming his own principles of nonviolence.
In contrast with Ryu's youngster (but still serious and self-focused) type, Dhalsim has a more "mature" and less "enthusiastic" nature, as he regularly relies on his traditional yoga meditation rites to expand his spirituality, and keep his inner neutrality off any emotional involvement that may prejudice his discipline.
Dhalsim always remains calm and serene. When he fights, he is always in a constant state of meditation so he can focus on the opponent. He rarely speaks to his opponents outside of calling his attacks, and when he does, his words are riddles that leave the foe confused about his or her own being.


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Edmond Honda is an obese yet very muscular Japanese man, seemingly in his late 30s to early 40s. While not having the same height as T. Hawk , Sagat or Zangief , Honda is notably tall, despite not looking so due to his fighting stance with flexed knees and hunchback. He has black hair in a chonmage hairstyle and wears only a white and light blue mawashi with a striking red fundoshi underneath (the later is rarely seen). His face is painted in the kumadori style of red makeup used in kabuki. As a sumo wrestler he always fights barefoot, though many artworks depict him wearing a pair of geta (traditional Japanese wooden sandals with two "elevated" clogs). His primary appearance is his "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In Street Fighter V , Edmond wears a traditional mawashi worn by sumos in sumo wrestling; the color of his mawashi is sky blue. It's loincloth has a white mountain design along with white clouds at the center with a gold trim at the edge, and he wears single footwraps on his right feet and armwraps on his left arm.
His story costume is a semi-casual attire; a white formal suit jacket with a purple and gold designed button-up shirt underneath, white formal pants and black dress shoes.
His battle costume is a traditional outfit worn by ronins; a light blue traditional vest with designs and a dark blue traditional kimono shirt underneath, blue traditional pants and a geta sandals. He also equips with a katana strapped at the left side.

E. Honda is an honorable and friendly man who warmly welcomes people he sees as good; he is also ambitious in regards to displaying the strength of sumo to the world, and to that end he always gives his all during his training and fighting regimens. He also enjoys hot steaming baths between training sessions, his favorite spot being Kapukon Yu.
Despite his apparent lack of agility and portrayals in other media as clumsy or silly, Honda is a very powerful sumo grand master. He takes both his sumo art and his " Rikishi " title very seriously, considering it a sacred martial art just like any other; Honda often throws a handful of salt in front of him before he begins to fight, in reference to the real-life sumo ritual, often performed as a means of purification (specifically called "shubatsu").


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Eagle is a tall, muscular fighter with blond hair arranged in a pompadour; he also has a mustache, and a scar on each side of his face. His pomp, braces (suspenders), and formal dress are designed to make him a mixed counter-culture counterpart to Birdie , a punk; both are also named after golfing terms (an eagle is a score of two shots below par, whereas a birdie is one below par).
In the original Street Fighter , Eagle's outfit consisted of a dinner suit without the jacket, a bow tie, and suspenders. However, in Capcom vs. SNK 2 and the Game Boy Advance and PlayStation Portable versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3 , he wears a white dress shirt with a red ascot tie, black pants, white gloves, dark dress shoes, and of course, his braces. His Street Fighter V profile has him barehanded and without the ascot; his arms are also visibly hairy, and his pants are a lighter shade.


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Ed has short blond hair and blue eyes. When activating his Psycho Powers from his hands, his eyes glow purple.
In Balrog 's Super Street Fighter IV ending, he was seen in a patient uniform and his head was covered in bandages. In Street Fighter V , Ed is a teenager with short blond hair. He wears a white sleeveless hoodie jacket, black trousers, and red sneakers. He also has a bar code tattoo on his left arm and wears a matching set of white wristbands. He mostly wears his hood up. This outfit is his first alternate costume in Street Fighter V .
As a playable fighter, he wears a blue Shadaloo uniform, which lacks sleeves, and wears white-striped black MMA sparring gloves. His physical appearance has also changed since his stunt in A Shadow Falls , becoming older, taller and a lot more muscular.
His second alternate costume consists of black boxing shorts with red trim, dark red tights, and navy blue boxing boots. He also wears a red military jacket resembling Bison 's to cover both of his shoulders and a corresponding hat on his head. Like Balrog, he wears red boxing gloves.

Not at all like the young, defenseless boy he once was during the Street Fighter IV events, Ed has grown a large muscular body to match his ego by the time Street Fighter V takes time. He can be cocky and flashy while taking on his opponent, having his own fair share of fun in the process.
Despite his attitude, Ed can (as noted by his win quotes) show his appreciation towards certain opponents, such as Balrog and Ken , as well as giving some advice to other opponents like Cammy and Chun-Li . Like-wise, other characters such as Alex , Ryu , Ken and Dhalsim also gives Ed some good advice in their win quotes against him.
Ed has a strong hatred towards M. Bison and Shadaloo for kidnapping him when he was young.


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Edge has long blond hair, which is spiked upwards, with comical tall spikes. He wears a pink headband. His primary outfit is a purple school short jacket under a pink high-neck sweater, purple school pants and white boots. The interior of his jacket is white and he has a knife holster inside his jacket where he keeps his army knives.

Edge is best known for being irresponsible and unfair. No matter who his opponent is, he always has some Army knives ready with him, earning him the moniker "Army Knife's Edge". He is somewhat vain; if he sees his clothes get wrinkled a little, he grabs the chest area or collar and fixes the crease. He strongly dislikes being called by his real name.


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Edi. E is a tall, heavyset, middle-aged police officer with a beard. His uniform, which has the shirt collar unbuttoned to his chest, covers most of his body, thus making it difficult to accurately tell how much of his mass is fat and how much of it is muscle. Despite his build, Edi. E seems to be a good runner, at least in his debut game. He is often seen chewing a special gum with a "42910 points" flavor. [1]

In addition to being corrupt and immoral, Edi. E is rather cowardly, as proven by the fact that he always carries a gun as well as a nightstick and never fights unarmed.


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Falcon has short blonde hair with a pilot goggles on his head. He wears a classic red pilot uniform under a white tie and wears brown gloves and boots. His uniform has a United Kingdom flag logo on his left shoulder and an pale blue eagle logo on the back of his uniform.
In the anime, he remains largely the same like in the games, and only replaces his medium blue flag with white cross designs within his outfit. When takes on a boxing match, he was seen shirtless.
In his Power Change mode, he wears a red suit of metal with gray metal background, wears a red metal helmet and dons a gray rocket on his back.


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Effie is very small, and has long, blonde hair held in two ponytails by red bows, she has blue eyes.
In the Street Fighter III series, she is seen wearing a low-cut red dress that is covered in 'spikes'. She also wears a large, red collar that is covered by the same protrusions as the dress, and red gloves, also covered in these protrusions. She wears red boots.
In Effie's Street Fighter V profile artwork, she also wears a red, low-cut dress though it is not covered in 'spikes' like her SFIII attire. The dress has a single strap over the left shoulder and and a black pattern running diagonally down it. The boots, gloves and collar are now black in color and she has bandages wrapped around her legs. She is also shown carrying a chainsaw.

Effie is loyal to her boyfriend Necro and also mimics some of his actions.