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Jamie has tan skin. His hair is styled in a benpatsu with the underside of his hair shaven in an undercut, not too dissimilar to Luke's regular hairstyle.
His default outfit is a modernized kung-fu outfit, consisting of a yellow top designed like a hoodie with red drawstrings and white trims, matching yellow pants, a brown rope belt and greyish sneakers with white soles. He also carries a small black gourd with a red rope tie on said belt.

Jamie appears to be a fun-loving young man who hangs around with Luke, hyping up the crowd as they go for their matches. When he's actually in the ring, he seems to take fights rather seriously, in contrast to his normal self.


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Jessica is a young woman with shoulder-length blond hair and blue eyes. She wears a red sweetheart neckline cocktail mini dress that exposes her shoulders and her back, and a pair of red (later black) high-heel pump shoes.
In her appearance in the Street Fighter animated series, her dress is purple instead.


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Jill's depiction over the course of the series has gone through minor changes while still maintaining a level of consistency. All of her default outfits are variations of blue. Her dress attire ranges from tactical gear to sleek.
In the original Resident Evil , her hair was long but tucked into her beret, while in the Resident Evil 3: Nemesis , Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles , and Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City her hair was in a bob. Resident Evil 5 marks the introduction of Jill going from brunette to blonde as a result of experimentation done on her body. In her most recent appearance, Jill is shown to have grown out her hair and tie it up in a low ponytail similar to Claire Redfield's hairstyle in The Darkside Chronicles . In Resident Evil: Revelations , a prequel to Resident Evil 5, her hair is brown again but still in a ponytail.
Jill's standard and most well-known outfit is a pair of blue assault pants with a light blue formfitting shirt and shoulder/neck armor, completed with a blue beret on her head. In addition to her S.T.A.R.S. uniform in the first game, Jill wears a casual outfit consisting of jeans and a black shirt. In Resident Evil: Director's Cut , she wears a sleeveless blouse with the S.T.A.R.S logo on the back along with jeans and boots as a default outfit in the game's Arranged Mode. The Sega Saturn version of the first game also featured Jill in an alternate version of her S.T.A.R.S. uniform.
In Resident Evil 3: Nemesis , she wears a blue tube top, black mini-skirt, white sweater wrapped around her waist, and brown tactical boots as her default outfit. This is also a well-known outfit. It later became her Nostalgia outfit in the 2020 remake version only to be added with a gun holster on her right thigh and her mini-skirt was extended below her knee. She has a total of five alternate outfits (eight in later versions), including her original S.T.A.R.S. uniform, a police mini-skirt, a biker outfit, and a disco outfit. The Resident Evil remake featured her standard Resident Evil 3: Nemesis outfit and a new military outfit.
In the 2020 remake version of Resident Evil 3 , Jill's original outfit has been updated; her blue tube top is replaced with a blue V-neck sleeveless shirt with a white tank top underneath, no longer wearing a white sweater tied to her waist. Her black mini-skirt is replaced with dark gray jeans with a brown and her black tactical boots resembling combat boots. She also uses a black necklace on her neck. She later gains both a shoulder holster, a gun holster, and an utility belt where she keeps her firearms as well as a pair of black fingerless gloves and a black elbow band on her left after Brad lets her escape. At the end of the game, she is no longer wearing her tactical gear within her main outfit, instead, she wears a lime green tank top and her charcoal gray jeans.
In Resident Evil: Deadly Silence (the Nintendo DS port of the original), Jill wears her original casual outfit, as well as a revealing policewoman uniform in the game's Rebirth Mode.
In Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles , Jill wears a purple and blue vest along with white jeans and snow boots. This winter attire is reminiscent of her mission being set in Russia.
In Resident Evil: Revelations , Jill wears a pale blue long sleeve shirt with a blue undershirt, gray pants and black shoes. This outfit bears some resemblance to her S.T.A.R.S. uniform, she is not seen wearing a beret early in the game and later changes to a blue and black BSAA wetsuit, with black diving boots for her mission to the Queen Zenobia.
In Resident Evil 5 , Jill wears her BSAA uniform in Revelations , with a blue cap as an addition. After being taken by Wesker, she is stripped of her uniform and fitted with a skin tight indigo blue and black battle suit. Her disguise over the battle suit in Kijuju includes a long cloak and a beak-shaped mask. Because of the experiments performed on Jill's body, a number of changes occurred: her exposure to the modified T-virus strain by Albert Wesker made her height increase to 5’8, as well as granting additional physical strength. Her time in cryostasis caused a pigmentation abnormality to her hair and skin, transforming Jill from a brunette into a pale blonde. An external device was embedded into Jill's chest to brainwash her into an obedient super soldier for Wesker and Excella. Once the device was removed, it left a scar in the center of her chest where it had once been attached (not shown in Mercenaries).
In the movie, Resident Evil: Death Island , Jill's hair is dyed brown as the roots and streaks of her natural pale blonde hair are remained and has a bob style like in her remake version. Her main outfit is a reminiscent of her appearance in the remake version of Resident Evil 3 , her tank top is capri blue and now has white singlets, she was equipped with a dark blue shoulder gun holster, the waistline of her blue gray jeans are folded and unbuttoned while being tucked in from her tank top. The chest scar seen in Resident Evil 5 is not seen when she wears this outfit. When arriving at the island, she wears a white long jacket beneath her outfit.

Numerous official documents, including her character file found in Resident Evil 5 , highlight Jill's unrivalled ability to remain calm under extreme conditions, while the manual for the remake of the original Resident Evil says that her quick thinking has kept herself and her comrades alive on numerous occasions. During the Spencer Mansion incident there was very few times where Jill lost her cool or showed any fear, barring a few occasions such as witnessing Joseph being mauled alive or when a rotting zombie attacked her from a bathtub  forcing Jill to stomp its skull and consequently vomit in nearby toilet.
Her profile in Resident Evil 3 describes her as cheerful yet determined, with a strong sense of justice, while her involvement with S.T.A.R.S., a BioHazard Containment Unit as well as a co-founding high ranking role within the BSAA show her years of commitment to stopping bioterror and fighting for peace and the protection of innocents. In the Resident Evil 3 remake while still strong-willed Jill suffers from severe PTSD from the Spencer Mansion incident having several lucid nightmares of zombifying and claims it “Gets worse every night”.
Jill is a loyal partner and friend to her fellow soldiers, particularly Chris Redfield. Her entire involvement in the Il Veltro conspiracy began through her search for Chris when he was reported missing. During the raid on Spencer's Estate, she proved that she was even prepared to give her life to protect Chris and stop hated enemy, Albert Wesker, when she tackled Wesker out of a window and over a cliff edge as he prepared to kill Chris.
When she was taken by Wesker, Jill was experimented on and brainwashed by P30 which took a heavy toll on her physically despite granting her super strength and agility. Against her will, Jill became loyal to Wesker and Excella, assisting them in their plans and even going so far as to infect innocent lives with the Uroboros virus. Despite being used as a puppet, Jill was responsive and only spoke when necessary. She carried out her objectives without question.
Eventually, she did manage to fight back her brainwashed state thanks to Chris' voice calling out her name, but the effects of P30 proved to be too powerful for her to resist. Regardless, once Chris and Sheva freed her from Wesker's control, she soon came back to her senses and aided them in their fight against Wesker. Being partners since at least 1998, they seem to share a very strong bond revolving around their partnership.
Jill is shown to have a sense of humor, telling Barry in an email that since she was never given a funeral she better have one hell of a welcome back party. As such, cut-out audio from Lost in Nightmares has her joking with Chris about him getting friendly (flirting) with a co-worker.


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Jin is 21 years old, always dressed in pure white, with his trademark white scarf billowing behind him. Jin wears a white fundoshi beneath his outfit, as seen in his Marvel vs. Capcom appearances during one of his taunts or one of his special moves where he burns his clothes to form a powerful flaming projectile.

Jin strives to follow in the footsteps of his father, a very traditional Japanese soldier. Though modeled after his father, Jin's fighting techniques on and off a VA are self-taught.
Being self-taught and not actually enlisted, many of Jin's traits are an exaggerated parody of that image, including an adherence to Bushido. Incredibly hot-blooded, his mood regularly goes from calm to rage within seconds, but he remains a good guy. He is also friends with Gawaine Murdock , his father's former mentor.


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Joe is a tall, young fellow who has short, spiky, blond hair and wears red pants with white shoes. In his Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, he also wears a light gray tank top with fingerless black gloves and a star-shaped belt buckle.


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Juli is similar in her build to Cammy , albeit with a rather more busty figure. Her hair is styled into a bun at the back, with long, thick bangs at the front. She wears the Shadaloo Doll uniform, like Juni : a tight navy blue thong leotard with an open back, a small yellow tie attached to the front, a navy blue cap, navy blue tights, red gauntlets and black boots. On her left arm she wears a brown armband.


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Julia has medium blonde hair with a red clip on both sides of her hair. She wears a red and white hat, red and white gown with a blue tie on her neck, and long white gloves.
In her Power Change mode, her hair becomes longer and is tied in two ringlets. She wears a sleeveless white feathered red ballerina dress with an x mark on the center, a skirt that resembles a chicken-patterned swimming ring, brown stocking with cross designs and v-shaped red boots. She also wears a white crown that looks like three candles on her head, brown gloves with talons resembling bird feet and a red wing-shaped mask.

In her "normal" personality, Julia is a nice and graceful person with a warm, peaceful voice. In her Power Change form however, she becomes wild and crazy with a deeper and deceptive voice.


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June has long brunette hair in a hime style, in where the fringes are cut straight, while her side bangs are tapered to curl at her cheeks; in some depictions, the bangs are merely cut diagonally. Her locks are held up with either apparently Plasma Power based green tech hair ties, and are curled up into symmetrically standing antennae like hair buns akin to a futuristic take on the Chinese ox horns hair bun or Hopi squash blossom hair bun styles. As a hapa or half-Caucasian half-Asian woman, illustrations and concept art feature that she has Chinese facial definitions and body scale, while having Anglo-Caucasian features like brunette hair, green eyes, skin tone, and anatomy measurements.
June wears a futuristic silken pink qipao with striking extravagant and artistic features as found on competitive rhythmic athletics wear in performance sports like gymnastics and figure skating. The qipao features flowing dark purple line and gold yellow details at the brims and rims of the dress, while the shoulders are cut open into flanges; straight laced upwards and petaled downwards on the sleeve, giving the impression of a butterfly's wings, while the sleeves and skirt end in a bell cut with flower like petals. The qipao appears to be made for mobility and performance; the dress is shown to be an extremely short miniskirt, which exposes her hips, with the exception of a stout loincloth like petal that covers the front of her waist. The inside of her dress is silk white with flying Chinese dragon patterns of different colors. According to high definition images of June's CGI render, the lower back of her waist of her dress features a body mod lace up vamp with thick elastic thread to help the dress conform to her body.
For her legs, June wears knee high white thigh high thick high heeled elastic string laced boots with marshmallow styled knee pads, with pink stockings held up with a matching garter belt and white heart shaped slide connectors, while with white thigh rings to further keep her stockings in place. The soles of her boots are made in tan rubber, and have horizontal treads, which are used to maintain traction on metallic and artificial surfaces, while with the manufacturer's mark on the arch; in Star Gladiator and 3D renders, the soles and inserts are made apparent thickly akin to winter boots, while illustrations depict the feet of the boots more akin to slender Victorian woman's fashion boots.


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Juni is very similar in her build to Cammy . Her hair is long enough to just about cover her face, with her bangs often covering her eyes. She wears the Shadaloo Doll uniform, like Juli: a tight navy blue thong leotard with an open back, a small yellow tie attached to the front, a navy blue cap, navy blue tights, red gauntlets and black boots. On her left arm she wears a brown armband.
In Street Fighter Alpha 3 , as well as the UDON comics, Juni is portrayed with orange hair and brown eyes. However, in the Super Street Fighter IV OVA, Cammy's SSFIV ending, her Street Fighter X Tekken cameo and Street Fighter V , Juni is shown with blonde hair and blue eyes. In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile art, her Shadaloo Doll uniform remains the same only with black over-the-knee boots (the same type shared with Juli); unlike Juli however, she has not worn this new outfit in Street Fighter V 's story mode.


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Kage's physical appearance is very similar to Ryu 's, both seeming to stand at the same height, although Kage appears to have a somewhat higher degree of musculature as well as a considerably darker skin-tone. In addition to this, Kage's irises are red and luminescent whilst his sclerae are jet black and the eyes are permanently encircled by a dark ring.
For clothing, Kage wears a dark blue gi with the top ripped off and left hanging around the legs, leaving his upper half completely bare aside from his red headband which now hangs loosely around his neck. Kage's hair retains the colour of Ryu's but is longer and spikier, and he has a pair of small horns that glow purple protruding from within. Kage has a prominent under-bite and his lower canines are extremely enlarged to form sharp tusks. Some parts of Kage's body bear open holes (similar to Oni 's second alternate costume when hit by Focus Attacks, only smaller) revealing purple Satsui no Hado energy within his body. He wears gloves identical to Ryu's though a considerably darker shade of red.
An early concept art reveals Kage’s true form might or was supposed to be nothing but all covered in shadow, a shadow demon himself, with few essence from those of Ryu’s, such as his iconic red headband. [5]

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As a self-styled rival of Sakura , Karin naturally has a similar outfit, complete with sailor fuku, except hers is predominantly red and white with a blue bola tie. She stylizes her blonde hair into long, oversized Victorian Europe-style ringlets, with two small forelocks and braids encircling her head, and occasionally wears a blue bow in the back. She wears black shorts and completes her outfit with matching black socks and short, red boots. She also wears brown fingerless gloves. Her Alpha appearance became her "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In Street Fighter V , her outfit appearance has been altered from her original school uniform into a business suit-esque outfit but has still a resemblance to the original in palette and design. She wears a red long sleeve jacket with a blue frill shirt and white frill folded sleeves underneath and a white ascot tie at the center of her collar, a red frill skirt, and black tights.
Her first alternate costume consists of a black turtleneck dress and matching black flats. She also wears a matching black watch on her right wrist and a silver necklace on her neck with the emblem of her family. Her ribbon is pink. Her second alternate costume is mostly identical to her main outfit but with a pink sweater vest on her top, a white frilled skirt and white tights. Her boots are red and white, her hairstyle remains the same but in a full fringe along with longer ringlets.

Karin's laugh and mannerisms are derived from the unpleasant "ojou" stereotypes common in anime and manga as well as the "rich person"/"popular schoolgirl"/"spoiled brat" stereotypes of Western fiction; while she typically remains snobbish and haughty as per the standard, other aspects of her personality can vary wildly in other media. In Namco x Capcom , Karin is calmer, more level-headed and cynical, and serves as the voice of reason for the impulsive Sakura (though she still retains her trademark laugh and condescending comments during battle sequences). In the UDON comics, on the other hand, she is extremely hateful and competitive to the point of obsessiveness, making her much more of an antagonist. Throughout the franchise, she does retain her mannerisms and snobbiness and a habit of acting before thinking.
Typical of some rich girls in fictional media, Karin usually refers to other people as "commoners", or inferiors. She lives by her family's motto more than the rest of her family, as she takes majority control of her father's company from under his nose in a hostile takeover (ironic, since he was the one to drive that philosophy into her).
After Karin finds and eventually defeats Sakura in a rematch, she feels that she won only "by chance" and finally admits that Sakura is actually the best of them. Karin then decides to ditch her family's motto of "always winning" (at least when concerning martial arts) and starts to praise fighting itself as more important than victory or defeat, showing a bit of humility.
One of Sakura's Versus mode win quotes in the Street Fighter IV games implies that she and Karin have become friends sometime after Street Fighter Alpha 3 .
In Street Fighter V , her character has somewhat changed. As new head of the Kanzuki Zaibatsu, she is proper and polite at all times, but her haughty demeanor has been replaced, to a degree, by a new respect towards her opponents, and an interest in new and unique fighting styles; while still capable of making unflattering comments towards them if they don't meet her expectations, she seems to have lived up to her previous realization that it is the challenge, not the victory, that is important. By this time, her friendship with Sakura is confirmed, although their rivalry is very much present still. It is shown in the character stories of some characters that she is truly interested in fighting and usually greet people with a fight, even when they didn't really want it, like Ibuki or Dhalsim .


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Ken concept is loosely based on American, martial artist Joe Lewis . He is most easily recognized by his sparring gloves (yellow in the Alpha Series, red or brown elsewhere) and bright red karate gi with the arms ripped off, similar to Ryu's (Capcom has said that a red gi was chosen to stand out and to reflect his more flashy style of fighting). His gi is usually seen in better shape than Ryu's, since he can easily afford to keep up with and/or own spares. He has long blonde hair (some sources indicate that his hair may in fact be dyed; evidenced that some of his sprites and official artwork depict him with black eyebrows) and has long eyebrows. He wears a black belt at his waist and fights barefooted. In the Street Fighter Alpha series, he had longer hair that he tied back with a red ribbon into a ponytail. The official explanation for the loss of the ribbon is that he gave it to Ryu to wear during the events of Street Fighter Alpha 2 (as stated in Ken's own ending); Ryu was distracted and unfaithful during his fight with Ken because he had just fought Akuma before he found out he had the potential to harness the ki of the Satsui no Hadou, and ended up losing, Ryu, filling depressed from his last battle with Akuma and not being able to avenge his death. Ken gave Ryu the headband to remind him of their fight.
By the time of Street Fighter V , Ken's appearance has undergone the first major design change in the character's history. Ken's gi top now hangs around his waist and he wears a black v-neck training shirt with several red linings in its place. He sports black sparring gloves and has his hair tied back in a topknot instead of hanging loose which it was grown into medium length after the events of Street Fighter III series and now wears black ankle wraps with red linings instead of barefoot.

While Ryu is the serious, nice and stoic of the two, Ken is the complete opposite. He is flashy, unorthodox, and unpredictable. He can also be very egotistical and short tempered at times. But he is actually a good person who tries to help people with problems and very easy going. He never backs down from a fight no matter how difficult it is. He always gives his opponents a fair fight, whether it be his master Gouken when training, his main rival Ryu, the utmost respect. He is also a worrywort when it comes to his family; he nearly didn't enter the tournament in Street Fighter IV because he didn't want to leave Eliza so close to her due date when their son is born, and only entered when she assured him she'd be fine. He still called her to check in and tell her to be careful on stairs. [4 ]


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Kenji is a ninja of fair muscular build, while wearing his hair back in a chonmage or topknot; no official depictions of his face have been shown. He wears a full cover blueish-purple or shikon elastic weave silk ninja body suit, consisting of a shitagi/dogi styled top with lacquered shoulder pauldrons and sleeve connectors with cross mesh leather mail underarmor, karusan-bakama pants, and a facemask that exposes his eyes, and has a makeshift tear at the back of the head to expose his chonmage , while with gold lacquered armor and accessories of an unknown material, including forearms length kote bracers, knee high boots with knee protectors in the fashion of rhinoceros beetle horns and tabi inserts, both with lavender ropes at their joints to his extremities, a sharp v-shaped visor headpiece on his facemask, a sash piece belt insert for his pants, and a large flowing white silk scarf. On the pauldrons and the centerpiece of the visor, are the mon for the Tokugawa Shogunate, being three hollycock leaves put together in a round symmetrical fashion.
In battle, he wields two half crescent arm blades, a katana with mountings in matching color that is slung around his torso backmounted, and keeps hidden on him kunai , a manriki kusarigama , and an enormous cannon sized flint trigger taneganshima mounted teppo rifle that he is able to pull out of his scarf; his introduction and winning poses indicates that he is able to store and sheathe his weapons by magic, by both legerdemain slight of hand and mythical powers spoken of in legend, and keeps on him a wider plethora of possible items, including incense to use in mortuary rites.
In civilian/undercover attire, he wears a sleeveless tan jinbaori jacket, a wide brimmed ronin fukaamigasa hat that covers his head while with a wide slit allowing him to see, and carries a shikon colored inro case with an oblong koban gold decoration on front that carries his white scarf. He wears his aforementioned gloves, pants, and boots, with his katana slung on his back.


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Kolin is an attractive woman of apparent Eastern European descent with blonde hair and blue eyes. In her first appearance in Street Fighter III , she is distinguished by her asymmetrical updo hairstyle. Kolin wears a finely-tailored black ladies' suit with matching skirt, and walks in high heels. This outfit returns as her 'Nostalgia' labeled costume in Street Fighter V .
In Street Fighter V , she wears her hair loose in a longer style, under a black ushanka hat with a four-pointed star decoration at the center. This complements her black Afghanka -style military jacket, which ends in a miniskirt. Thigh high black stockings and fur boots replace the stiletto heels of her secretary outfit.
Her premium Battle costume consists of a dark grey wetsuit showing her bare-muscular legs, over which she wears a grey thermal short vest and various accessories including a gun strapped in a holster across her right thigh. Her hair is tied in a ponytail and she wears black tactical goggles with red lenses pushed up on her head; lastly, she wears a short knife holster around her left ankle.
Her Story costume is a grey military-style jacket with black accents that ends in a miniskirt with yellow trim. She retains her ushanka hat, but further accessorizes the look with a pair of mittens and a yellow scarf that covers her mouth. Her usually bare legs are covered by black tights.

In Street Fighter III , Kolin appears primarily in the role of dutiful assistant to Gill. When she interacts with other characters, she is a bit standoffish.
In Street Fighter V , she is depicted as a conniving schemer who seems to alternate between two personalities: a false, kind one, with which she acts as a nursemaid to Charlie Nash and a helper to heroes, and her true self: zealous, ruthless, cruel, and vindictive, seen when she throws Nash's unavoidable return to the grave in his face. Despite loathing her adversaries she was opened to admit that Bison was a thorn in her organization as much as he was a problem to Nash and Ryu, she used Nash for her own personal gain. If Kolin is involved in a fight, she let's her true personality show by belittling her opponents and usually identifying them as inferior to her.
Kolin is deeply religious, devoted to Gill and the teachings of the Secret Society. She carries a copy of the Book of Miraha, the Secret Society's holy book, and reads from it for strength when she is disheartened. She despises soldiers and seeks to end all war.


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Kurow has short platinum blonde hair with three curly half long fringes and black eyes.
His primary appearance is an altered version of the Justice High school uniform. He wears a black short jacket with red outlines, brown mesh short sleeves which is connected to the sleeves of his jacket, black pants and matching black shoes with a single red lining. He wears red fingerless gloves similar to Batsu's and has sharp claws on both of his hands which he can elongate when some of his moves are used.
As Vatsu, he appears identical to Batsu's appearance and his outfit but has platinum blonde hair streaks in each sides of his hair as well as the sharp claws.
In the Justice High story, he wears at one point the standard male Justice High school uniform (only colored blue instead of red) and his hair is dyed dark blue to conceal his identity infront of the school's teachers.


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In his debut, Kyle has blond hair that's long enough to slick back. It usually appears slightly spiked in front. Both his hands are taped up as he is a fist-fighter. Kyle wears a set of dog tags. He also wears a white tanktop, although it often appears sweaty and stained with blood and dirt. He wears a pair of pale green cargo pants and dark-colored boots. Kyle occasionally wears a short-sleeve dark button-up shirt.

Kyle has a cool and serious personality. He is a street punk and accustomed to violence, but also has a burning sense of justice, as shown by his willingness to fight hard to rescue Vanessa and his brother. Kyle apparently also has a fondness for billiards.


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Kyoko has long black (sometimes navy blue) hair with green matching earrings on both of her ears and black eyes. Like Kyosuke , Kyoko also wears eyeglasses.
She wears a white lab coat with a long collar. Underneath is a dark pink turtleneck shirt with a white necklace and a green pendant, black short skirt, brown stockings, and black high heels. She also carries her black pamphlet during fights.

Kyoko possesses elegance, style, and intelligence. While in her white robe, she is an energetic doctor who possesses great skill and intellect; but without it, she's very slovenly. Furthermore, she has very poor household skills and drinks sake (Japanese rice wine).


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Kyosuke has short orange hair, brown eyes and he wears eyeglasses. His primary outfit is a white school jacket over a black long sleeve v-neck shirt with a Taiyo emblem on both on his white collar, white pants, and white, black and yellow shoes. The interior of his jacket is red.

His personality is the opposite of Batsu 's; being cool and calculating, almost never showing emotions of any sort. Every pose he takes stands out with his coolness, and he has a habit of adjusting his eyeglasses whenever he poses. He never shows it, but he really has a strong sense of justice.


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Laura has long black hair, the right side being worn loose and the left side starting as cornrow braids before blending with the rest at the back. She has light brown eyes.
She wears a bright green sports bra top with yellow linings and a tie at the centre, matching bright green martial arts pants with yellow linings with a black belt to her waist, it has black and yellow linings and at the center resembles a bright green thong and black ankle wraps on her feet. She also wears several bracelets in different colors similar to Elena 's. The color scheme of her outfit matches the Brazilian flag.
Her alternate costume consists of a short sleeved bright green mini shirt which uncovers half of her breasts and the word "bonita" (which means "beautiful" in Brazilian Portuguese) at the center of her mini shirt, denim short shorts with straps of her black thong exposed, brown sandals, yellow and red bracelets in both of her wrists and a red choker on her neck with a gold round at the center of her choker.

Described as "bohemian", Laura has a free spirited and energetic personality and enjoys thrills. [2] Similar to Makoto , she has a desire to promote her family's fighting style. Laura also likes to give advice to others. Her character-specific versus quotes imply that she is also very easy to befriend too.


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Leon appears to have short brown hair, with fringes on each side and brown eyes. In the FMV scenes in Resident Evil 2 , his brown hair becomes a copper shade and his eyes turn blue. From Resident Evil: Vendetta through the remake version of Resident Evil 4 , he is depicted to have dark brown hair and ice blue eyes.
Leon wears a full-body R.P.D. uniform in Resident Evil 2 with a vest, in contrast to other officers in the game who wear summer uniforms. This outfit is predominantly different shades of blue. He also gains bandages on his chest half way through the game after he saves Ada from being shot by Annette and the latter treats his gunshot wound in return. He has two alternate costumes to wear in the game that changes his shooting style with the Handgun. The first is a casual outfit consisting of a leather jacket with a picture of a skull on the back and jeans, while the second costume is a purple tank top with cargo pants and an R.P.D. cap. The Nintendo 64 version replaced these costumes with a S.T.A.R.S. uniform and another consisting of camouflage pants with T-shirt, leather vest and sunglasses.
In Resident Evil 2 Remake , Leon's full body R.P.D. uniform was updated due to the change of graphics similar to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard . His tactical vest is now black and his police uniform is now dark blue. Later in the game, the bandages are no longer in the chest as it was now on his left shoulder after Ada rips the left sleeve from his uniform to treat his gunshot wound after he saves her from being shot by Annette and is no longer wearing white arm warmers and elbow pads due to being removed.
His initial appearance is a contrast to the original Resident Evil 2 before wearing his full body R.P.D. uniform, he wears a casual outfit which would later be worn by his older self in later games and animated films. Leon wears a dark gray nylon jacket with an extending collar, a matching black long sleeved loose button shirt and a white short sleeved undershirt, tattered blue jeans and white sneakers with brown soles.
In Resident Evil 4 , Leon's R.P.D. uniform has been updated which becomes his alternate costume when the player completes the game once and later used again in The Darkside Chronicles during the reimagined "Memories of a Lost City". Since Resident Evil 2 and onwards, Leon is depicted to have brown hair and brown eyes during cutscenes. In later games, his outfits are either blue or black and contrast the colors of Ada's outfit which is red and black.
In Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles during the scenario "Operation Javier", he wears a black long sleeve shirt with the sleeves below the elbows and green leather suspenders with four pouches on each side, brown and green camouflage pants and black combat shoes.
!n Resident Evil 4 , Leon wears a short-sleeved black 5.11 shirt, blue 5.11 pants, black Magnum combat boots, and a brown B3 sheepskin bomber jacket. However, he loses the jacket early in the game, much to the chagrin of players who liked its look. When playing Ada's scenario "Separate Ways", the previously unknown fate of the jacket is discovered; it was stolen by a Ganado when Leon and Luis were captured at the end of Chapter 1-1. He sports a variety of equipment and gear around his waist, including an attaché case on the small of his back, double pistol magazine pouches, navigation light, rappel, and radio pouch. A drop leg holster is strapped to his thigh, and he also wears a brown leather shoulder holster. Later in the game, the player has the option of acquiring the Tactical Vest, which puts a black assault vest and assorted gear over Leon's standard outfit. The vest reduces damage by 30%.
In the PlayStation 2 and Wii ports of RE 4 , he is given a classic mafia-style outfit that is unlocked along with the Chicago Typewriter after the player clears the "Separate Ways" scenario. Since the typewriter has infinite ammo, Leon will simply tilt his hat when the reload button is pushed and if the player hits reload four times, Leon will throw his hat in the air and catch it. Wearing the Mafia costume will change Leon's pose on the attaché case screen while the typewriter is equipped and will change the typewriter's magazine from a standard box magazine to a drum magazine. The Mafia outfit also changes the look of Leon's knife. Instead of a Combat Knife, it becomes a switch-blade to complete the authentic criminal motif. This change is purely cosmetic, and does not affect the performance of the knife at all.
In Resident Evil 4 Remake , Leon maintains his primary attire in the original Resident Evil 4 only his hairstyle in Resident Evil 2 Remake was retained as a contrast to his original hairstyle in the original game. His brown B3 sheepskin bomber jacket is no longer extended to reveal a large collar on it, his 5.11 shirt is depicted as a tight fitted v-neck shirt and his brown shoulder holster was now updated where he can keep his two back up guns. His 5.11 pants are navy instead of blue and retaining his black Magnum combat boots. Later, he was equipped to wear a dark gray bulletproof vest with black designs a matching dark gray elbow bands. He is also equipped with an olive knife holster on the left of his vest, a matching gun holster on the right and a nylon utility belt where he keeps his bullets and grenades. The color of his hair due to the lightings within the game is depicted either light brown or dark blond.
In flashbacks during the opening sequence of the game, he was initially seen wearing a business suit which would later worn by his older self in Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness where he was recruited by the US Government and later where he was given a harsh training regimen as well as taking a deadly knife spar with Jack Krauser, he wears a Type-B military outfit consists of a lime green short sleeve shirt, an olive green camouflage military pants and combat boots. Both his camouflage pants and boots are later worn by him during "Operation Javier" in the events  of The Darkside Chronicles .
In Resident Evil: Degeneration , Leon's hair becomes dark brown and his fringe is styled into the right side rather than in each side. His outfit is similar to his primary appearance in Resident Evil 4 as his bomber jacket that was stolen by a Ganado is replaced with a brown leather jacket with two pockets on the right side and another single pocket to the left. His 5.11 shirt is now gray with a brown shoulder holster underneath, black 5.11 pants and his black magnum combat boots from his primary outfit.
In the animated CGI series, Resident Evil: Infinity Darkness , Leon regains his hairstyle from Resident Evil: Vendetta , and wears a blue business suit similar to his mafia style outfit in Resident Evil 4 but without a hat. Since the timeline is in 2006, this is where Leon grows a small beard after the events of Resident Evil: Degeneration . At the end, he wore the same suit from the beginning but it is black.
When he infiltrates the facility in Shanghai, China, rescuing Claire and defeating the mutated Jason, the outfit he wears would later be adapted to his main appearance in Resident Evil 6 ; he retains his leather jacket, gray jeans and his Magnum combat boots but the button shirt that he wears is now indigo and no longer has a t-shirt beneath it.
In Resident Evil : Damnation , Leon's hair is slightly longer and he has a small beard. This style is later used in Resident Evil 6 .
Leon wore a black operator jacket, blue stone washed jeans, tan boots, TMC Tactical Gloves and a green Bulletproof/MOLLE vest to go along with carrying several pouches, Magazines flares and a flashlight. He also wears a utility belt with several more pouches and hip holster for his pistol. He carries his Assault Rifle on a single point sling.He is later seen wearing a similar shirt to that of RE4.
In Resident Evil 6 and its ending, Leon is wearing clothes of a civilian nature in comparison to his tactical attire from RE4 . He sports a dark gray or black leather jacket with white stripes on the sleeves, a black button shirt, and a red t-shirt underneath. His pants are a light gray, and he wears similar shoes to his RE 4 incarnation which is the Magnum combat boots.
In Resident Evil: Revelations 2 , he retains wearing this outfit as a playable character in Raid Mode and later his crossover appearance in Project X Zone 2 where his hair appears to be dark blonde instead of brown while wearing the outfit.
During the events in Lanshiang, Leon wears his second outfit is a black combat vest with a matching shoulder holster and a blue long sleeve button shirt with a matching collar, a black waistcoat with several pouches in each sides, dark gray pants with gun holsters adorned in two black belts on the right and a single belt on the left where he keeps his back up gun and black short boots. In his in-game, the color of his vest and pants changed to dark brown and his button shirt became light purple.
In the movie Resident Evil Vendetta , Leon's hair and his small facial beard became darker and his brown eyes became ice blue. Both his dark brown hair and his ice blue eyes would later adapted to his younger self in the 2019 remake version of Resident Evil 2 .
His overall outfit is similar to his first outfit in Resident Evil 6 ; his black leather jacket now with white linings on each side and wears a dark blue short sleeved V-neck shirt beneath it, black jeans and brown leather shoes with tan laces. He wears black fingerless gloves and a brown nylon utility belt where he keeps his handgun and his survival knife.
In the movie Resident Evil: Death Island , Leon returns to his main hairstyle in The Darkside Chronicles during Operation Javier as well as his small beard in Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness .
He was initially seen wearing a dark blue leather jacket with a black undershirt during his rescue mission to save Dr. Antonio Taylor until it was interrupted by Maria Gomez. Later, he wears an outfit similar to his remake version of himself in Resident Evil 4 on later chapters, His short sleeved shirt is medium blue while wearing a gray bulletproof vest with several pockets including magazines and grenades, dark gray cargo jeans and black combat boots.

Leon first appears as a somewhat naïve rookie police officer with a strong sense of justice and duty, Leon is quite self conscious saying exasperated  "Doesn't anybody listen to me?" when both Ada and Claire ignored his advice to stick together. In the Resident Evil 2 remake Leon is more insecure, having to vocally give himself confidence when traversing the horrific police station.
After his actions during the Raccoon City incident were discovered, Leon was recruited by the U.S. government, and later became a Special Agent as a result of his training. Able to keep his composure in most circumstances, Leon is very compassionate and objective. He does things even when he doesn't have to because Leon knows that what he is doing is for the greater good. An example of this is when Leon was ordered to leave the Eastern Slav Republic, despite having just arrived. Instead, he chooses to stop the B.O.W.s from spreading, going on to bring the country's president to justice because he felt it was his obligation.
Leon's friendly nature makes him very likable to others. He strikes up a bond with Claire Redfield and Sherry Birkin moments after meeting them. Leon also respected Jack Krauser, both as a soldier and a friend, before his betrayal. He was also very quick to strike up friendships with both Luis Sera and Mike, being deeply saddened by both of their deaths. Leon also formed alliances with J.D. and Buddy, despite their initial conflict, Leon was able to set his views aside and work towards a greater good. At the same time, Leon is very quick to oppose people who threaten others. He dislikes all three key figures of Los Iluminados within seconds of meeting them.
Leon has been shown to be flirty with some of the women he encounters, including Ingrid Hunnigan, who playfully rejected his advances due to him still being "on duty." However Leon does have standards and gently rejected Ashley Graham's advances when she asked for overtime with him.
In the Resident Evil 2 remake he was shown to be playful and cheery when talking to Claire through a fence, in contrast to his more serious demeanor when talking to Marvin or Ada. Though Leon corrected Sherry when she assumed Leon and Claire were a couple, he still went along with the idea of him and Claire adopting Sherry together.
Leon also displayed a large amount of emotion for Ada at the time of her "death." Their relationship is very complicated, despite there being some kind of bond between the two. Both have been shown to help each other multiple times, with each having feelings for the other. Despite this, Ada has no problem using Leon to further her own goals. However, Leon doesn't seem to hold this against her. He seems smitten with her, going so far as to tell Ashley Graham that Ada will always be " a part of me I can't let go. " In the Resident Evil 2 remake Leon was genuinely angry when he learnt from Annette that Ada was lying and manipulating him to get the G-Virus. When Leon confronted Ada about it, she regretfully pulled a gun on him and Leon did likewise, however Leon correctly assumed she wouldn't have the heart to shoot him. When Ada fell to her apparent death, Leon was quite distraught, when boarding the escape train Leon chided to himself for actually missing her and threw away the keepsake Ada gave him.
Leon seems to care very deeply for some of the people he rescues. He goes to great lengths to protect them all despite not knowing them. He became Sherry Birkin's temporary guardian before she was taken into the custody of the US government. During Operation Javier Leon had a similar relationship with Manuela Hidalgo, doing everything he could to protect her, even nearly getting crushed. During his mission to save Ashley Graham, Leon put himself at great personal risk several times to ensure her safety. He didn't think twice about putting himself at risk before the Plaga removal machine before curing Ashley, who had doubts about it at first. Leon simply responded " There's only one way to find out. You operate ", meaning that she would either save or kill him in the process.
Leon has been shown to go back and forth from being cold and focused to passionate in his missions. In the beginning of Resident Evil 4, Leon is initially dismissive of his police escorts, showing little consideration for anything other than the mission at hand. However, when the officers' car is knocked over a cliff near the exit of the village, Leon investigates and sees the wreckage below. Looking down, he says "Oh, no...", followed by "I hope the two officers are okay". In a similar fashion, when Leon enters the village and sees the corpse of one of the officers being burned at the stake in the center of the village, he remarks "What in God's name... if only he had come with me...", demonstrating that he regretted leaving the officers behind. In Resident Evil: Degeneration , he acts much the same way, his main concern being the mission at hand. During the incident in Tall Oaks, when fellow agent Helena Harper comes under attack by a zombie, Leon helps her. However, he scolds her when Helena says she still can't believe what is happening, telling her "Well, get used to it. It's either them or us... and they don't hesitate." Despite his stern tone, Leon likely said this to keep Helena focused and not let the crisis get in the way of their survival.
Despite his focus on the mission at hand, Leon has also selectively grown emotionally attached to the people that he encounters on these missions. During his mission in Spain, Leon grows close to both Luis Sera and helicopter pilot Mike, to the point of mourning greatly over their deaths. Even after giving a very black-and-white view to Helena of their situation, Leon is prepared to dive head first into a fray to try and save two innocent people being attacked by zombies, even though it is already too late. Leon cared greatly for his fellow police officers and in Resident Evil 2 remake he lamented to Marvin that he wasn't able to come to Raccoon City sooner to help them, when Marvin turned into a zombie Leon was upset over his colleague's fate.
Leon is at first very hesitant to shoot U.S. President and long-time friend Adam Benford after he transforms into a zombie, only doing so when Benford attacks Helena. This is undoubtedly because Benford has had a substantial impact on Leon, being the one to recruit him into government service in the first place. The two are shown to have been close friends, with Benford telling Leon that he values their friendship, and Leon referring to him on a first-name basis several times. Before Benford had become President, he was one of the only people Leon had ever confided in about what he went through during the Raccoon City Incident. He admitted to Adam that he found it hard to find hope, and had even contemplated killing himself to get out of the situation, making Adam one of the few people to whom Leon has ever shown some form of vulnerability.
Leon cares greatly for normal people and is always willing to help them, even when it involves putting himself in danger. After shooting the President, Leon and Helena encounter a man who is looking for his missing daughter. He asks for help, and Leon agrees without hesitation, even after Helena tells him that there wasn't enough time. Leon simply tells her, "We're making the time." When Leon and Helena see two people frantically holding up "Help!" signs somewhere on the Ivy University campus via security cameras, Leon quickly tells Helena to come with him to rescue the civilians. However, Helena tells him it's too late, and when Leon looks back at the camera to see the people being killed by zombies, he looks away in frustration and grief. During his fight with Chris Redfield, Chris tells him that he lost all of his men because of Carla Radames (who had been impersonating Ada Wong). However, Leon angrily replies that he lost over 70,000 people, showing that he cared for all the citizens who had lost their lives in Tall Oaks. Leon's words were able to cool Chris's rage, likely Chris respects Leon for looking after his sister during Raccoon City.
Even in times of danger, Leon will often joke around and keep a calm composure even in the presence of his enemies in contrast to the other more stoic Resident Evil protagonists. During the ending of Resident Evil 2 Leon said "Game over" as one liner before blowing up the T-000 with a RPG. At the start of Resident Evil 4 when all the villagers stopped attacking him, Leon jokingly wondered if they'd gone to play bingo.  Another example of this is during conversations between Salazar and Saddler. When Salazar revealed that he had sent his right hand after Leon, Leon jokingly asks, "Your right hand comes off?" knowing that Salazar meant his right hand "man." When Salazar transformed into a monstrous Queen Plaga, Leon remarks, "Monsters. Guess after this, there'll be one less to worry about." During his conversation with Saddler after reuniting with Krauser and Ada, Saddler tells Leon that he will introduce him to "it," and that it should keep him busy. Leon then mocked Saddler's age, saying "Can't remember the name huh? A senior moment, perhaps." In the Eastern Slav Republic, Leon refers to a Licker as a "Cowardly Lion."  When Leon and Helena were trying to find keys to a cop car on the Ivy University campus, he states, "Heh, jacking a car isn't as easy as it looks in the movies." When the two are on a plane bound for China, Leon and Helena find the Lepotitsa that was left on the plane by Simmons, and he sarcastically remarks, "You don't suppose that thing can fly a plane do you?" During the final battle against Simmons, Leon commented with a pun that if Simmons were to absorb the lightning rod needed to beat him, "he'd be in for a shock." In the Resident Evil 2 remake, Leon is more serious and stoic, though Leon will still joke around slightly as seen when he killed the mutated Crocodile and when a truck driver flipped him off in the ending, Leon joked to Claire and Sherry saying "he was friendly".
Leon's composure also enables him to thoroughly analyze any situation to figure out the best course of action. During the final battle against Simmons, Leon knew full well as long as Simmons was airborne, trying to escape Taichi on a helicopter would be suicide and opted to finish Simmons first. However Leon did lose his calm when he discovered Sherry (a person Leon has paternal feelings for) had been raised by Simmons, causing Leon to interrogate Sherry. Jake Muller retaliated before Sherry stepped in and mollified the situation.
Leon despises Bioterrorism just as much as Chris Redfield. He categorizes those who create or use B.O.W.s as villains, and is unwilling to see their usage as justified, a point he makes clear to JD. He compared Osmund Saddler's plan to use Las Plagas to take over the world to an alien invasion.
Leon has a strong will to live which he developed over the course of the Raccoon City Incident. He believes once a person picks up a gun they have an obligation to keep on living for all their comrades who died so they can live, even if it means being paralyzed for the rest of their lives. Leon also has a strong sense of honor. Even though he could have turned in Helena Harper who had a hand in President Benford's death and cleared his name, he opted to take down Simmons instead, realizing clearing his name wouldn't stop Simmons.


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As a child, she had a twin-tailed black hair and wore a red-pink Chinese dress, black pants and red kung fu shoes.
Upon growing upt, she begin to wear Capcom-themed accessories and outfit, such as her jacket, sneakers, socks and bags, as well as wearing a black shorts and skirt. She also begins to sport similar hair side style as Chun-Li's.
Her most recognizable of part of her outfits is having a panda motif on her doll and bag she usually carried, then later as a grown up high school girl, her headphone/glasses-hybrid and a Panda Chun-Li sticker on her laptop.


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Lilith is a near color swap of Morrigan Aensland but with obvious changes. Her hair is shortened to neck-length and is either drawn as lavender, lilac or a bright purple. Her outer wings, leotard, shoes and eyes are all red. The inside of her wings are dark green but can be seen as brighter green in one art, presumably from lighting. Her tights are light blue with darker blue bat patterns and her gloves are the same color as the bats. The cut-out on her leotard is changed from a heart to a diamond. She is also a bit shorter than her.

Lilith is a bright, happy and energetic character. She is very innocent and naïve but is also violent and seems to have some sort of obsession with blood. She doesn't intend to be mean as her personality is meant to be a mix between innocence and cruelty. She simply sees many of her actions as "playing" and enjoys fighting people she sees as being able to satisfy her curiosity. It is unknown of how much of Jedah's plan she truly knew about and the meaning of his salvation, but she didn't like how Jedah "tried to chain her to the darkness again" and at some point knew he was lying to her. In her boss fight against the player as Felicia, she mentions that she is aware that everyone and the entire demon world will go away including herself. Which seems that even if she is aware that everyone and the world will "go away" and become one with the Fetus of God, that all she cares about is being able to experience what little life she has and being able to go back to a fuller state of being. This is a contrast to Morrigan's character who is a very seasoned succubus who is bored of her life, and could care less about living on until her and Lilith finally fused together. Once Lilith and Morrigan have fused together, their personalities co-exist and exist as one.


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Linn is a young woman of Asian descent, her light brown hair styled into a long arching ponytail, with several long bangs hanging over her forehead and has matching brown eyes.
She wears orange camo pants and a matching orange shirt under her breast plate, a single large shoulder plate, elbow guards and white fingerless gloves, a belt around her waist with a single buckle, a holster is strapped to her right leg, the sheathe of her katana is positioned behind her back, two shin guards, and metal sandals.


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Lucia has very long, slender and muscular legs and short, blonde hair. She wears a fighting police outfit consisting of a blue sports bra with a brown vest and fingerless gloves, denim shorts, and tennis shoes. Her eyes are brown in the cutscenes and official artworks, but her sprite is blue-eyed. This outfit is her "Nostalgia" costume in Street Fighter V .
In her Shadaloo C.R.I. profile artwork, she wears a similar outfit, except that her bra is now white and her gloves are blue.
In Street Fighter V , Lucia's hair has grown into shoulder-length with fringes in each sides and is tied into a small ponytail. She wears her dark blue cap adorned with her sunglasses. Lucia's outfit in the game consists of a blue long sleeved mini jacket with police emblems in each sleeves, folded into her cuffs. The collar of her jacket is dark blue. Underneath, she wears a bluish-gray sleeveless collared shirt with a tie in the center. Her sports bra is black, her denim shorts is darker and she wears a bluish gray and yellow stripped stockings, dark blue combat boots and pink soles. She also wears a single dark blue bracelet on her left that resemble gauntlets which is connected to her dark blue fingerless gloves and the other being her matching elbow band on her right elbow.
Her second alternate costume, her battle costume, consists of a black combat vest with several pockets with a dark blue tank top underneath, matching shorts with a black belt around the waist and black combat boots. She also has a black gun holster on her right thigh to match up her kneepads and wears gray fingerless gloves with black linings. Lucia wears sunglasses and wears a black cap with the sign "MPS" at the center of her cap.

Lucia is an enthusiastic, determined, and upright police officer with a smile. She is supportive of those in her company, especially with Cody and Haggar. Behind this smile however is her inability to do housework, most notoriously cooking, exaggerated to the point that she possesses the bad cook trope found in some prominent female characters, be it game, anime or anything in between, where her cooking is so bad it is humorously poisonous.


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

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


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


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

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


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

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


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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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


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

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


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


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


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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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


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

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


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


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

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


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

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