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

Clothing

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

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

Chun-Li in her outfit worn in the Alpha series

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

Chun-Li's Alternate Costume in Street Fighter IV

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

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

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

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

Hairstyle

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

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

Concept

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


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

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

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

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


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

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


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

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


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


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


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


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

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


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

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


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


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Darun is a dark-skinned Indian who has a muscular build somewhat close to Zangief . He has short black hair, a matching sharp mustache, an red Bindi mark on his forehead and eyes with no visible pupils. He wears black wrestling shorts with a matching black wrestling belt and boots. He also wears gold bracelets in each sides of his wrists.
His alternate appearance consist of light orange wrestling shorts and a black strap on the center on his wrestling belt. He is barefoot, barehanded and wears gold leg warmers. His outfit is his traditional wrestling attire.
In Street Fighter EX2 and onward, he has black wrestling trunks, his boots have gold designs in each sides and his gold bracelet on his wrists also have designs.
In Fighting EX Layer , Darun remains largely the same only he is accessorized with a black championship belt with a gold elephant emblem at the left side, and red and white checkered sash tied at the left side on his wrestling trunks as its ribbons are hanging loose.


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Dave is a bulky man with a brown beard and mustache. He wears a white sleeveless shirt with a blue police hat, fist guards, and pants. He has handcuffs on his belt and carries a nightstick.


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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.
In Shadaloo C.R.I. profile, he now wears white short-sleeved shirt, blue pants, green headband with yellow back arrow symbol designs, black wristbands and belt and aqua blue sneakers.


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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 character story and A Shadow Falls , Decapre's Shadaloo Doll uniform has been altered; the top half has been altered into a halter top with the sleeves and back removed. She wears a different mask as well, similar to her original but with three glowing, neon pink lines at the center. Her hair is white instead of platinum blonde and her eyes are now amber.
In Street Fighter 6 , during Cammy's World Tour, Decapre's hair reverted back into platinum blonde and her eyes remain amber. Although Cammy had cut her long pigtails to a shoulder-length, Decapre maintained their classic hair style of two long pigtails.
She now wears a casual outfit consist of a sky blue loose baggy shirt, jeans and boots and now wears a black fashionable hat on her head.

Decapre is a calm person, but when angry she soon goes berserk, making her the troublemaker 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 win-quote 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 unstable mental state. She also has an extreme hatred of Cammy, which drives her to escape her stasis pod to hunt her down.
In Street Fighter V, during the events of A Shadow Falls , Decapre becomes desperate and weak while being controlled by Psycho Power, which forces Cammy to sever the connection held over her. When she realizes Cammy is the one who rescued her, her hatred for Cammy throws her into a rage until Cammy is forced to knock her out. Decapre is later freed from its control and is seen helping Cammy fend off other Dolls who are being controlled by F.A.N.G. is seen watching the destruction of Shadaloo with her fellow Dolls along with Cammy.


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Dee Jay has a large, muscular physique. He 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 artwork with a Caribbean chain necklace.
Dee Jay's pants originally said "MANTIS" but since his right sprite is a mirror image of his left, the "N" and "S" would be reversed, so it was changed to "MAXIMUM", which is composed of symmetrical letters so that it is the same even when flipped horizontally so that his sprite would be the same regardless of facing.
In Street Fighter 6 , Dee Jay's dreadlocks had grown into shoulder-length and wears a light red headband. He wears a red, yellow and black open mini jacket with green fern designs. His pants are now green with cross black and yellow linings and wears beach sandals rather than in barefoot. Dee Jay's fingerless gloves are yellow and red with two white linings. The color scheme of his pants resembles the color of the Jamaican flag and the color scheme of his mini jacket nearly resembles the signature colors used by the late Jamaican singer, Bob Marley. He now wears headphones around his neck as well as a medal that says MAXIMUM on it.

Dee Jay is generally a good-spirited, cheerful, happy-go-lucky man who loves fighting, dancing and composing rhythms. In most of his in-game poses, artworks and pictures, he is sporting a huge smile and making 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, being consistently happy and rarely getting upset, angry or sad even under the worst circumstances. However, despite his laid-back attitude, Dee Jay does not tolerate belligerent troublemakers at his performances, literally kicking them out if necessary.
Dee Jay has also shown to be a ladies' man, flirting with women yet treating them fairly. He seems to prefer women who can fight and match him.


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Dhalsim is often depicted with pupil-less white eyes. His build is that of a normal man who exercises and weight trains regularly, except for his abdomen and waist, which appear 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 a distance. He wears torn yellow saffron shorts, held tied around his waist by a piece of rope, as his only clothing, as well as yellow saffron wristbands and anklebands. He has three red stripes adorning his head, hoop earrings, and metallic bracelets, and sometimes also anklets. In the Street Fighter Alpha series, he wears a turban that he removes before battle, while in the Marvel vs. Capcom series he removes what appears to be a one-shoulder shirt. 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 Hindu ascetics known as Kapalikas ("skull-bearers"). Like Blanka and Urien , Dhalsim's alternate costumes change his skin color, usually to a shade of grey or yellow reminiscent of the ash that Hindu holymen cover their bodies in.
In Street Fighter V , he has gained a long white beard as a result from aging, and wears his turban rather than removing it.
In Street Fighter 6 , Dhalsim gains more red marks all over the upper body and now has a white bindi on his forehead. He also no longer wears his turban from the previous game. Aside from an even longer white beard and mustache, he wears large but thin earrings and has larger rings with only one on the wrists and ankles. He now wears white wraps around his arms and legs and swaps his yellow shorts with a yellow dhoti, which is tied with a green rope and red sash. He now wears a necklace with two hands together and six rings with three on each hand.

Dhalsim is quite stoic, serious, self-disciplined, humble, and also very stern when needed. Being a harmless 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.
As 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 non-violence.
In contrast with Ryu 's depiction as a young, but still serious and self-focused, type of person, 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 in the face of emotional involvement that may compromise 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. However, even with all his spiritual discipline, Dhalsim is not above having moments of anger or annoyance: for example, he holds a grudge against Balrog for killing one of his sacred elephants (the boxer was practicing his Gigaton Blow ), and he is visibly annoyed by Rufus ' incessant pointless talking after the latter mistook him for an alien.


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Dirk is a tall, thin thug who dresses in a white tank top, shorts, and leg warmers. He wears metal claws on his wrists. Dirk wears a bandanna that completely covers his hair.

Dirk is a silent but serious man who has a good sense of work ethic, and is friends with fellow gang member Rick , who also helps maintain his claw weapons. Due to a serious family incident, he dislikes alcohol.


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Doctrine Dark wears a black oral Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) mask for respiratory breathing and sleep apnea prevention (due to Rolento severely crippling him on the chin with his baton), as well as a tactical-militia uniform that resembles S.W.A.T. gear, but also features a symbol of a sliced scorpion on the back of his black Tactical Multi-Threat Vest Level IIIA, he uses various weapons such as fiber wire, hidden blades and "EX-Plosive" devices. He has a short blonde hair parted at the fringe (known as "The Curtain Haircut"), and characteristically unsettling, permanently shell-shocked blue eyes to show his mental instability.
In Fighting EX Layer , Doctrine Dark's suit gets a mechanical upgrade, with much of his body now being covered in weathered blue armor with glowing orange highlights. His concealed knives are now cloaked in purple energy thanks to Garuda's influence.

Due to his Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) that reflects in his physical looks, he is quite serious and homicidal in battles and will not think beyond killing his opponent rather than simply defeat them. He has a single-minded desire to exact revenge on Rolento and Guile and does not seem to have any other desires beyond this.


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In his Shadaloo C.R.I profile artwork, Dorai appears as a well-dressed police detective wearing grey slacks with a gray belt, with black suspenders holding the belt up. Complementing this is a brown jacket with gold buttons, a white button shirt with a red tie, and black leather shoes. His hair is black and neatly kept with a small hair on his forehead. He also has a toothbrush style mustache.

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Drake is a muscular man with anchor tattoos on his biceps and a black beard and mustache. He wears a blue and white striped tank top, blue jeans, a blue sailor's hat, black wristbands, and brown boots. He carries an anchor that he uses as a weapon.


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Dudley is a well-built, black Englishman with sea-blue eyes, sporting a pair of green dinner suit trousers with matching green suspenders and cummerbund as well as a white dress shirt that is frilled at the placket. [3] He also dons a green bow tie and a pair of elegant black dress shoes. His muscular frame is visible even through his clothing. He keeps his black hair tidy while grooming his mustache into an old-fashioned handlebar style.
He fights with a pair of blue boxing gloves, which he never seems to take off (aside from alternative costumes ), wearing them when reading his newspaper, tending his roses, drinking his tea, driving his Jaguar, and even when fixing his mustache.
In his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, his outfit has minor changes, the green suspenders are replaced with a green formal vest, his dress shirt no longer have frilled packets, the linings of his suit trousers are white and his bow tie is green. His boxing gloves are yellow.

Dudley is polite, gentle, restrained, and always behaves as an impeccable gentleman and has immense respect for all his opponents. While Ryu is often compared to the archetype of a wandering ronin (a samurai with no master), Dudley is certainly contrasting representative of a chivalrous knight.
Dudley's personality is quite different during the Street Fighter III series, in which he was far more snobbish and haughty (though this was toned down by 3rd Strike , in which he is more dignified and respectful to his opponents), in the Street Fighter IV series, he lacks this condescending attitude. Due to the order of events (with Street Fighter IV occurring before Street Fighter III ), it's implied that he became more snobbish over the years, as well as surprisingly confrontational. In the Street Fighter III series prior to 3rd Strike for example, he calls Ken and Alex a "sissy man" and "an ill-mannered goon," respectively, and apparently delights in beating them up - a far cry from his appreciation for his opponents and voluntarily restraining because of his respect for them. As his attitude is completely different in the Super Street Fighter IV , and was toned down by 3rd Strike , Capcom may have attempted a retcon. It's also possible that his rudeness may have sprung from the theft of his father's Jaguar since he had a close relationship with his father.
Dudley particularly dislikes truly dirty fighting and rude people, both of which are unacceptable personality traits of Dudley's rival and fellow boxer, Balrog . While Dudley seemingly won't insult any other villain in the series, Balrog appears to be the exception.  It is a testament to the more chivalrous and polite aspects of Dudley's nature that, while Balrog is the very personification of everything he hates in life, the most insulting thing that Dudley has ever said to him is that he thought he was "not much of a boxer" in his rival battle win quote, also describing him as a "classless oaf," and an "embarrassment to boxing" if he wins a round with a Super Combo finish. If he wins a match against Balrog in Street Fighter X Tekken , his win quote shows that he refuses to acknowledge Balrog as a boxer.
In the Street Fighter III: Ryu Final manga, he was very cordial and friendly to Ryu initially, but quickly became quite mocking of Ryu once the latter disappointed him by not putting up much of a fight. Still, Dudley calmly commended Ryu's strength as he was defeated by the wandering warrior's new technique, and afterwards discussed the nature of the mystical tree that Ryu had used to communicate with Elena .


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Dug is a dark-skinned bald man. He wears sunglasses and orange overalls (red in Final Fight ), along with kneepads worn over his pant legs. In his Street Fighter V artwork, he wears green gloves and black boots.

Dug is described as living a very hedonistic, parsimonious, self-indulgent, avaricious, greedy, and decadent, lifestyle, spending most of his free time on beer, gambling, and women, often throwing obscene epithets at attractive women he sees. Despite the two having opposite personalities, he is on good terms with Simons .


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Edmond Honda is a very heavy 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 quite tall, though he does not appear to be due to his hunched-over fighting stance. 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 some artwork depicts him wearing a pair of geta (traditional Japanese wooden sandals with two "elevated" clogs). His classic appearance is his "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V and in Street Fighter 6 .
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 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 ronin; a light blue traditional vest with designs and a dark blue traditional kimono shirt underneath, blue traditional pants and a geta sandals. He also has a katana strapped to his left side.
In Street Fighter 6 , Edmond wears his yukata once again but it is black, teal and yellow stripes, and the folded sleeves are red. He is seen wearing only the left half-sleeve of his yukata. He now wears sarashi shorts as a contrast of wearing a fundoshi and wears zori sandals instead of being barefoot. In his arcade story, he still wears his main outfit while wearing a hard construction hat on his head.

E. Honda is an honorable and friendly man who warmly welcomes people he sees as good. Yet quite boastful and ambitious in regard to displaying the strength of sumo (and himself) to the world, and to that end he always gives his all during his training and fighting regimens.
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 " Ōzeki " 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 a real-life sumo ritual often performed as a means of purification known as "shubatsu".
Due to his dogmatic belief about sumo, Honda would occasionally get angry at anyone who he thinks is suggesting otherwise, such as him misunderstanding that Manon doesn't understand "what makes sumo so great" when she is simply objecting Honda's choice of the location of his restraurant. Just like how Zangief boasts about how his ironclad muscle being the key of victory, Honda makes similar remarks towards some of his opponents, suggesting that they might have a better chance had they learned sumo wrestling.
Having trained as a sumo wrestler the entire life, Honda is generally strict when it comes to discipline and mannerisms, but was mild-mannered in giving advice on proper manners to his guests and would motivate his student to never give up on training. Outside of the ring though, Honda is very friendly towards anyone he see as good and enjoy socializing with others. Having mastered karaoke singing and hot pot cooking with his students and guests because of this. He also enjoys hot steaming baths between training sessions, his favorite spot being Kapukon Yu .
Other than his fighting skill, Honda is also a skilled businessman, evident by him owning several businesses. Such as a bathhouse in Street Fighter V and his "Chanko House Edomon" restraurant in Street Fighter 6 . To maintain and improve his services, Honda would supervise the business himself and make sure that it would be maintained in his high standard.
In World Tour, E. Honda also is revealed to be quite stubborn to criticism, especially towards his sumo techniques. He notably argued against online criticism that said that his sumo techniques were not "real sumo" from various hate comments he received on social media.  Honda exclaims that his critics do not understand how his take on sumo is simply a new "standard" that will become integrated into traditional sumo once more people have learned his style.


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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 his braces. His Shadaloo C.R.I. profile has him barehanded and without the ascot; his arms are also visibly hairy, and his pants has a lighter shade.


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Ed has short blonde 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 Neo 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 compression 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.
When Ed was a child, he wore a white long sleeve shirt and matching pajamas.
In Street Fighter 6 , Ed maintains his sideswept bangs covering his right eye and short cropped hair along the sides and back. He wears a more casual outfit consisting of a blue hooded jacket with a red inner lining and matching red hood. The jacket is open to reveal his bare chest, and he wears light blue jeans low on his hips to show the black waistline of his boxers, paired with red and dark blue extra high-top Converse-esque shoes with white laces, and red fingerless gloves. Additionally, his physical appearance is notably leaner, and he has paler skin, hair, and visible bags under his eyes, hinting that his reliance on Psycho Power is wearing away at his psyche.
His story costume is a blend between both of his alternate costumes in Street Fighter V , he regains his white sleeveless hoodie jacket with his hood up and has v edges to reveal his red sleeveless muscle shirt, he also wears a black long baggy shorts along with leg warmers and sneakers.
Ed's second alternative costume in Street Fighter 6 is his Neo Shadaloo uniform from his SFV debut but now wears a black Trench Coat with a gold plate texture on his left shoulder and gold diamond shaped spikes around the wrist of the sleeves. He also wears white leather dress gloves instead of his white-striped black sparring gloves. His now seems to wear a Commander blouse, white tie, white belt, and a Overseas cap that is different then his default SFV uniform.

In his initial appearance during the events of Street Fighter IV , Ed was a meek, scared child taken in by Balrog. His superior's demeanor shaped his growth, leading to Ed taking on Balrog's aggressive tone and cocky nature. Despite his physique and power, he still has some childlike tendencies, having been forced to grow due to Shadaloo experimentation. He often looks to others for advice, namely Balrog and later Falke, seeing them as family members.
Despite his attitude, Ed can (as noted by his win quotes) be appreciative towards certain opponents, such as Balrog, Falke , E. Honda and Ken , as well as giving some advice to other opponents like Cammy and Chun-Li . Likewise, other characters such as Alex , Ryu , Ken, Rashid , Dhalsim and Zeku also gives Ed some good advice in their win quotes against him. Like Cody , Ed also fights very powerful opponents such as Akuma and he admits that it was a challenge for him but became scared at first because of his formidable power.
His playable appearance in Street Fighter V, chronologically following the fall of Shadaloo, shows a more troubled side of his personality. As a potential Bison body inherently attuned to Psycho Power, Ed looks to use the time he has to help other former Shadaloo experiments, forming Neo Shadaloo and using Psycho Power as a means to an end to do so.
In Street Fighter 6 , Ed continues his endeavors against the remnants of Shadaloo, though there are hints in his behavior that his usage of Psycho Power have led to further corruption, as shown in his Low Health KO win pose, where he laughs maniacally, as well as his more short-tempered, explosive mannerisms in both his battle quotes and his World Tour appearance. His soft spot is shown in some win quotes, where he compliments other members of his group such as Baba Mwalimu and still acknowledges the fighting prowess of those he faces, like Marisa , Dee Jay & Ryu .


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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 has a knife holsters inside of his jacket where he keeps his army knives. In Street Fighter V his hair is at medium-length with slighty shorter spikes.
In his individual ending from Rival Schools: United by Fate , the events of School Life Mode during National Sports Day and his School Life Mode ending from Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , he wears his Gangster outfit, a white long openly school jacket with bandages on his chest, white pants and black shoes.
In some events from within the School Life Mode of Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , Edge had his long hair flows freely when he wears his casual outfit.

Edge is known for being an irresponsible and unfair bully. He always has some Army knives ready with him, earning him the moniker "Army Knife's Edge". He is also somewhat vain, pompous, and egocentric; if he sees his clothes get wrinkled a little, he grabs the chest area or collar and fixes the crease. Edge hates being called by his real name, Eiji Yamada. In the School Life Mode of Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 , during the School Fair Day, Edge is personally shown to hate ghosts when Hideo had dressed up as a ghost himself in order to scare the students from within a horror house. He also shows more of his personality from within the duration of the school year, such as showing off his weird side during the Swimming Day and casually hanging out with his own friends. Aside from this, he can also be quite very shy at times when the edit characters become close friends with him and he also shows his personal enjoyment of hanging out with both Akira and Gan during the Beach Overnight.


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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 is a relatively good runner. 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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Effie is very small and has long blonde hair (that is dyed red in the edges in her Street Fighter V appearance) held in two ponytails by red bows and she has blue eyes. She wears heavy mascara under her eyes, giving her a spooky, zombie-like appearance.
In the Street Fighter III series, she is seen wearing a low-cut red dress that is covered in studs. 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 Shadaloo C.R.I. 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. Additional makeup, in the form of two black tears, is shown.

Not much is known about her personality but Effie is loyal to Necro and also mimics some of his actions as seen whenever he loses or wins a match, she'll come and lay besides him and is seen to care about him. Effie also has a distaste for the Secret Society for kidnapping and experimenting on her and Necro.


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El Fuerte is a short, but very muscular Mexican man. He dresses in typical luchador uniform with black elbow pads on his arms and a gold sash on his waist. He wears short, white tights buttoned up to his thighs, with three blue stars on his rear. El Fuerte also wears white, laced, wrestling boots with golden soles. His mask follows the pattern of the rest of his outfit, being white with gold trim and having three blue stars on his forehead.
El Fuerte's brown hair sticks out of his mask in a flared out ponytail-top, and also also reaches out of the bottom of his mask.

El Fuerte is a hyper, easily excitable fighter who constantly thinks out loud about new recipes even during a fight. He frequently seeks inspiration from other fighters he meets because of their various origins across the globe, much to the annoyance of some, but to the amusement of others. His cooking has mixed results. In the games, he frequently whips up unusual combinations after becoming overexcited from all the ingredients he gathered while abroad. In the UDON comics, his cooking ideas are more conventional.


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El Gado's appearances changes wildly between games, but what stays consistent is that he is a tall, thin man with black hair who wears fatigues, carries a knife (or several), and usually sports a mustache and beard. He often wears a headband, but in some appearances, he wears a beanie. In Final Fight and its variations, he wore green, but in the Street Fighter Alpha series, he had a dull yellow outfit. His fellow foot soldier, Holly Wood , shares a very similar appearance. El Gado is of Hispanic origin, and his fighting style is Souo-katsuken (Double Scorpion Tail technique).
In his Street Fighter V profile artwork, El Gado sports a white bandana, along with a greenish-white outfit with several belts holding knives strapped to his chest. He also wears green wraps around his wrists and ankles.

El Gado is portrayed as being a very stoic and secretive person, not telling many people about his past. He always sleeps with one eye open, causing him to be feared by many, even his friends. However, he seems to maintain a good relationship with Holly Wood, as the two regularly compete in knife throwing. [1]


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Elena is uncommonly tall for a woman; being 6' (183cm) tall. She has dark skin, short silvery-white hair and blue eyes. She is barefoot while fighting and has long, powerful legs. Many official artworks, mainly the SFIII ones, depict her finger and toenails painted sky-blue. Her attire consists of a white two-piece bikini-like outfit with pale red, sky-blue, gold and purple bands on her neck, arms, wrists, shins, and ankles. This makes her attire the most revealing for a playable female character in the Street Fighter series' history.
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, Elena's hair has slightly grown and is styled into a shoulder length bob. Her primary outfit remains largely the same. Her bands on her arm, leg, shin and ankles have two small bows hanging loose. She also has a gold bracelet in each sides of her wrists and ankles.
Much like Gill and his asymmetrical body, her revealing attire and the numerous colorful bands that adorn her body were likely designed by Capcom to display the graphical power of the CPS-3 board.
In her 2nd Impact ending, Elena is seen wearing a Japanese school uniform similar to Sakura's. She has this outfit as her alternate costume in Street Fighter X Tekken and Ultra Street Fighter IV . In her 3rd Strike ending, she was wearing a white high-neck sleeveless shirt, red pants and black shoes. She also carries a small black bag.
In a photo of Narumi and herself during the festivities in Japan, she was seen wearing a traditional blue kimono with white butterfly designs and a salmon pink obi tied on her waist, the skirt showing her right leg.
In Street Fighter 6 , her new look features a small white sport bra and Zebra-striped white pants, held at the waist by a red rope worn by Capoeira practitioners, with sandals with red straps and white ribbons tied around the heels. Her hair appears longer, in line with the design featured on her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile, with her bangs are now in blunt shape along with sidelocks.  Elena also wears a red bandanna around her neck with yellow details, along with a blue bracelet along with white and single red bead bracelet on her right wrist, three silver bands on her left arm and a pair of long black hoop earrings on her ear. Her new look is also a blend between her bikini top main outfit and both her pants and sandals from her ending in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike .

Elena is a young girl with a strong, pure spirit and a cheerful "tomboy" personality similar to Sakura , Ibuki and fellow rival Makoto (though not as brash and fiery-tempered as the latter), as she is normally seen smiling or laughing sweetly. While very energetic and benevolent, she is also smart, sociable, and culture-adaptive, always eager to learn more about the world, which is part of the reason for her travels. She also has an unusual accent, which she refers to as something she got from her travels around the world in one of her win quotes in 3rd Strike . Elena is also able to hear and comprehend various rhythms as well as the voices of the wind and trees.
Elena's views of fighting and martial arts differ from most due to her light-hearted personality, allowing her to befriend some people and annoy others. She is a very cheery person who looks to make friends which motivated her to join the 3rd world tournament to meet new people and hopefully make friends. Her favorite type of men are ones who have an unbeatable heart. [4]
Elena is able to tell when she sees a purely evil person, as seen in her win quote against M. Bison in Street Fighter X Tekken ("I don't need the wind to tell me that you are a very bad man!").


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While Eleven can theoretically take on virtually any form, Eleven's default appearance is a milky-white semisolid male humanoid. His body is generally smooth and featureless. A "V" shaped structure is present atop Eleven's head. Unlike his successor, Eleven has no will, blindly following orders given to it. [1]


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Elias is a tall, lanky man dressed in sneakers, vests, jeans, and black tube tops and wristbands. Elias is a smiling thug who wears sunglasses, tan jeans, and a pink vest and beanie. He carries a baton.

Elias is a man of few words that likes reading and has extensive knowledge. He likes jinxes and lucky items. He is good at fortune-telling and usually gets it right, something that bothers his friends. He is also good with astrology and housework, appearing to be an indoors person. He has a distinctive laugh, which is said to never leave the ears once heard. [1]


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Elick is a short, fat man who wears a white ball cap and uniform over a black undershirt. He also wears goggles and wristbands and carries a portable generator or battery to which two fork terminals are attached.

Elick longed for his father, who worked for a power station in Metro City , so he studied electrical engineering by himself. He likes doing mischief, being mischievous since his childhood. He frequents an aerobics gym without letting his fellows know about it. [1]


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Eliot is a tall, lanky man dressed in sneakers, vests, jeans, and black tube tops and wristbands. Eliot has a mustache and goatee and a more vicious-looking expression than Elias; he wears yellow jeans and a dark gray vest and bandanna. He carries a baton.

Eliot trades weapons and illegal things. Because of his silent and serious personality, his fellows trust him. He always carries the keys from a secret warehouse in a harbor, being a gatekeeper when there is business inside and intimidating anyone who approaches him. Eliot is a maudlin drinker, and when drunk, he weeps and talks about old stories, talking for a long time as he has a good memory. [1]


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Eliza is portrayed as a beautiful woman with long wavy blonde hair, blue eyes, and an attractive figure.

From what has been shown so far, Eliza seems to be a caring, happy and supportive person. She is shown to have some resentment towards Guile, however, since he has been accidentally hurting her sister emotionally due to Guile's personal grudge towards Shadaloo .


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Eternity is dark-skinned and has blue hair, and wears a blue blazer jacket with pink trim, black choker, hotpants and boots.


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Evil Ryu first appeared Street Fighter Alpha 2 simply as a palette swap of his normal counterpart wearing a black or dark purple gi; in his gaming debut, the Alpha series also gives him a black headband. His skin and hair also featured a slightly dark shade. In these games, his voice is no different from regular Ryu. From the SNK vs. Capcom series onward, his eyes have been depicted with red irises, although some games have his eyes glow entirely red with a snarling face. His voice now becomes villainous.
Like Akuma , Evil Ryu has a signature kanji that appears when he performs the Shun Goku Satsu ; in Street Fighter Alpha 3 and Capcom vs. SNK 2 , the kanji is "destruction" ( 滅 , metsu ? ) , though it only appears in his endings and Super Combo Finishes.
In Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition , his design was given an update; he takes on a much more menacing and powerful appearance, with traits taken directly from Akuma. He now has fangs, his eyes glow brightly, his gi, gloves, and headband are torn, and his hair is spiked upwards with a reddish tint. His voice is also more demonic sounding, and he also constantly emits a dark red aura during fights.
Most notable of all is a gaping hole burned into his chest, with a similar scar on his back that bears a glowing "heaven" ( 天 , ten ? ) kanji. The scar resembles the effects of being hit up close with Oni 's Meido Gohado , and could also be a reference to a scene in the Ryu Final manga , in which Akuma punches clean through Ryu’s chest in their final battle and almost defeats him. In Ryu's guest appearance in Asura's Wrath , it is Asura who gives him the scar after launching him into the moon from Earth and attempting to impale him with his fist. The scar disappears after he returns to normal.

In the Street Fighter Alpha games, Evil Ryu is cold and conceited and is obsessed with fighting in order to prove he is the strongest, very similar to Akuma. In Super Street Fighter IV , he is a more demonic and murderous-driven being; while his anger is not mindless, he has purged all traces of his former honorable self and shows sociopathic traits even more so than the likes of M. Bison . He enjoys absolute power, and lacks any sort of empathy or respect, and despises what he perceives as weakness from all of humanity, such as love, family, justice and vengeance. He is also extremely brutal towards other fighters in general, especially to those that oppose him, and tends to mock them with a sadistic sense of humor, such as threatening to burn Hakan to ash since the latter had "prepared himself" by dousing himself in oil and berating Poison specifically for fighting him in heels, in his win quotes. Interestingly, his prefight and win quotes against Ken indicates that he still retains a minor degree of politeness to his former friend (as opposed to the brutal and vicious statements he makes to everyone else, including Gouken ).
Evil Ryu also even refers to himself as heartless and nothing more but a demon, and will seek out and murder any opponent in a fight, regardless of their age and condition. Like an actual demon, displays a very dangerous bloodlust, even borderline sadism and ritualistic belligerence that almost borders on cannibalism, as seen in many of his prefight and win quotes . This strongly implies that unlike Akuma, Ryu in this form, although powerful, has no proper control of the Satsui no Hado whatsoever, as it fully consumes his mind, hence the name.


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F.A.N.G is a very thin and tall man with a medium length black hair tied in low ponytail and a thin goatee who wears a loose, purple Chinese changpao with a Chinese character on the front (a misspelled variant of two, er 貳), black Chinese capris with matching Chinese toe shoes and red long socks. He also wears a pair of small, black, circular shades and a large black hat with red linings. His hands, which are normally concealed by his flared sleeves, glow purple, presumably as a result of his poison techniques. As shown in the story mode A Shadow Falls , his fingernails are fashioned into sharp claws like Vega and his hands are completely coated in this poison, which can melt anything with a touch, requiring him to use his sleeves like makeshift gloves to hold on to anything without corroding it.
His first alternate costume is his Nguuhao uniform, and consists of a blue jumpsuit with the zipper going down to his pants, his fuku has yellow curly designs in each sides and has baggy sleeves with two yellow linings. Underneath is a white long sleeve button shirt with a red neck tie on the collar, a black belt to his waist and black high boots. He wears thinly rimmed eyeglasses in this costume rather than shades and his hair is longer and still in a low ponytail with a single half fringe at the right side.
His second alternate costume is just like his primary outfit, but dark blue with several yellow round designs, navy blue pants which reaches to his ankles, and white socks. The side of his long hair still remains, tied in low ponytail. His hairstyle resembles that of a monk.
In Street Fighter 6 during World Tour where he was mentioned by his apprentice, A.K.I and as a NPC known as Fang Fei , F.A.N.G maintains his current hairstyle and has a long single arch bang on the center of his head. He now wears a black changshan with a large purple collar and linings, black pants and plum colored toe shoes. He is also equipped with a silver and purple gloves to cover his poison-coated hands to hold on to anything without corroding it. F.A.N.G also gains a single long mustache and a longer beard. The character 貳 is also spelled properly on his outfit.

F.A.N.G is incredibly eccentric and flamboyant, his frequent mannerisms usually consisting of odd movements and poses, much to the bemusement of others. Regardless, he is also a cold elitist and acts very condescending towards others, an example being his interactions with his own fellow assassin, Vega and boxing enforcer, Balrog , both of whom he considers incompetent and foolish. F.A.N.G is obsessed with protocol and order, with this apparent meticulousness being intense enough to drive Birdie to defect from Shadaloo. He runs the administrative operations of Shadaloo, but he is shown to be cold and uncaring to his underlings, especially the Dolls , who he refers to by numbers rather than their names.
Before his induction into Shadaloo, F.A.N.G was once a cold, calculating, and far more ruthless individual as a professional assassin. Along with originally bearing little to no emotion due to his profession and upbringing, he was also willing to maintain distance and safety by killing off anyone that attempted to garner friendship and camaraderie with him, and admired the feeling of being feared greater than respect. It is said that his time in Shadaloo eventually developed him emotionally and loosened his demeanor.
F.A.N.G appears to be extremely loyal to M. Bison , insisting on being his second in command. He displays a bizarre fixation on the number "2" in general, considering it a lucky number, [1] with the character on his qipao meaning "2", although written poorly (as noted by Karin and Chun-Li in their victory quotes against him, with the latter even questioning if he's Chinese at all) as he supposedly wrote the archaic character 貳, but added an extra stroke at the top. The other examples for his fixation on number "2" include a lot of his attacks hitting two times and require two motions to perform (ex. Senpukuga and Nishikyu), calling Alex test subject #222222 in Alex's character story, his low health round victory quote mentioning that he and the opponent made it past round 2 and his normal round victory quote where he says this is how number 2 rolls, his easy and normal survival mode intro quotes mention the number 2, his character selection quote ( "How about a double dose of poison?!" ), his theme lasting exactly two minutes before starting over again, several of his win quotes mention the number 2, and his smug threat that he'll finish his opponents in just two minutes as his intro quote. His metric height (212 cm and while stretching 222 cm), his birthday (February 2 (2/2)), as well as having four special moves (2+/x2=4 (in other words, 2 2 =4)) also alludes to this.
In Street Fighter 6 , F.A.N.G went into hiding in Metro City and assumed the civilian alias of "Fang Fei", where he opened an underground traditional medicine shop as a front for his assassination ring. While he remains much of his aloof and bombastic tendencies, F.A.N.G has noticeably became more calm and wise than before. He assured the Avatar who became aware of his underground activities that he would never sell any harmful drugs to the local citizens, as he abides by the code of honor as a doctor as much as his code of conduct as an assassin. He also prefers to treat his disciple A.K.I. as his coworkers/student, while also dismissed A.K.I.'s infatuation as a behavior of a "foolish child". Nevertheless, F.A.N.G is more than eager to see the revival of Shadaloo , and is noticeably frustrated when he was "left out" after learned about JP 's attempt of reviving the organization.
F.A.N.G is mainly driven by an intense desire to survive, living his life believing every day could be his last. He grew up in harsh conditions, constantly surrounded by the death of others (which is at least partially to blame for who he is today), so he draws strength from his indomitable will to live, a quality that impressed Bison when they first met. No matter the situation, F.A.N.G will always strive to survive no matter what, as he was raised to know only life and death.
F.A.N.G uses a variety of aliases when conducting his work. In Street Fighter 6 , he goes by the names Fang Fei ( ファンフェイ , Fan Fei ? ) and Foo ( フー , Foo ? ) . Toxicity , a story on the Shadaloo Combat Research Institute , reveals he has also gone by the the aliases Wang Lei ( 王雷 , Wan Rei ? ) , Fang Xiaofei ( 方小飞 , Fan Shaofei ? ) , Michael Fang ( マイケル・ファン , Maikeru Fan ? ) , and Fu Manchu ( フー・マンチュウ , Fū Manchū ? ) , the latter being a reference to the Sax Rohmer character of the same name .


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Falke is very similar in appearance to Ed. The two share the same hairstyle, that being blonde hair long enough to obscure the right eye - with Falke's being a decent amount longer than Ed's - and short hair around the rest of the head. Her uniform also matches his, though a darker blue in color. Her hat also lacks a badge like Ed's, suggesting a lower rank in the organization.
She wears dramatic turquoise lipstick and eye shadow that matches the color of her eyes, and she always carries her staff weapon Harmony. When she was a child, Falke wore a white sleeveless short dress.
Her first alternate costume is a white baggy sleeveless qipao dress with a blue trim, tied with a matching blue belt. Underneath is a white strapless catsuit that also reveals her toes. She also wears turquoise wristbands similar to the gauntlet with black linings, and her staff is gray and white but glows in turquoise during her special attacks. She also wears a white headband on her head.
Her second alternate costume is her battle costume which is a black catsuit that shows her cleavage with an extended collar and has shoulder pads in each sides, she wears a matching belt bearing on its center the Neo Shadaloo logo and black boots adorned with several belts in each sides. She also wears goggles with a brown trim on her head.
Her tracksuit costume like the male characters, wearing a blue and white nylon jacket with red linings, she has a white tank top beneath her jacket, blue jogging pants and white sneakers. She has no headgear while wearing the outfit.

Falke can be seen, based on her win quotes, as a calm and collected person. She is a good strategist and a perfectionist due to the extensive training she received while imprisoned by Shadaloo. Like Ed, Falke also has a distaste towards Bison after being experimented on in the past and is also opposed against not only Shadaloo but other criminal organizations such as the Illuminati .
As seen through win-quotes, Falke gives some characters advice and can be impressed by some of their moves. She shares her pain towards Juri who is also a fellow victim to Bison. She is also a homely person, being good at housekeeping and cooking. [1] She also likes to make friends with Akira Kazama as seen in her win quote against her due to their similarities as Falke treats Ed as a brother figure, much like how Akira is close to her older brother Daigo Kazama .


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Fat Jack is a heavily overweight thug who wears fingerless gloves and a sleeveless shirt with a lighter jacket and shorts. Fat Jack has a mohawk (and a five o'clock shadow in promotional artwork). He prefers to go barefoot and is never seen wearing shoes.

Fat Jack is said to be a relaxed and laid back person, but is also with a strong attitude. He especially enjoys Ramen , and frequents local Metro City outings.


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Freddie has large muscles and a beard and chest hair that look similar to Zangief 's. He wears a camouflage bandana (light green in promotional artwork) and matching pants held up with suspenders, as well as combat boots and green wristbands.
Freddie's Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork retains a relatively similar design, although he now wears dark green gloves and a matching bandana.


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Fritz is a short thug who dresses like a German soldier, wearing a combat helmet, combat boots, protective goggles, and olive drab pants that he holds up with suspenders. He carries a stielhandgrenate (stalk hand grenade) in each hand and on his belt.