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4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

Metro City USA straight up in Canada

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

4'50'', RYU TALKS ABOUT SAKURA:
Ryu "There was once a fighter who wanted to become my disciple, just like you. At that time, SHE seemed still a child, but she grew up before I knew it and..."

AND WHAT, RYU?
AND WHAT? 👀
 
 
 

Miharu Abeno, the shrine maiden I suppose.
Her name likely comes from Abeno Harukas, Japan's tallest residential skyscraper, which lies in Ōsaka, Abeno ward (remember Abenobashi?), near Capcom's HQ.
 
 

Miharu Abeno, the shrine maiden I suppose.
Her name likely comes from Abeno Harukas, Japan's tallest residential skyscraper, which lies in Ōsaka, Abeno ward (remember Abenobashi?), near Capcom's HQ.
 
 

To be fair, Nguuhao is Thai. งูเห่า Nguuhào, "cobra", from งู nguu "snake" and เห่า hào "cobra", also used to mean "evil and treacherous" in figurative language.
 
EDIT: In my headcanon, though, F.A.N.G is Laotian purely because ງູເຫົ່າ ngūhao in Lao language has the same meaning as in Thai (Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible and share much of their vocabulary, they're basically two closely related dialects just written with two different alphabets) and SF already has other Thai fighters, lol. 😛 DON'T spread this misinformation, anyway. 🤣

To be fair, Nguuhao is Thai. งูเห่า Nguuhào, "cobra", from งู nguu "snake" and เห่า hào "cobra", also used to mean "evil and treacherous" in figurative language.
 
EDIT: In my headcanon, though, F.A.N.G is Laotian purely because ງູເຫົ່າ ngūhao in Lao language has the same meaning as in Thai (Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible and share much of their vocabulary, they're basically two closely related dialects just written with two different alphabets) and SF already has other Thai fighters, lol. 😛 DON'T spread this misinformation, anyway. 🤣

To be fair, Nguuhao is Thai. งูเห่า Nguuhào, "cobra", from งู nguu "snake" and เห่า hào "cobra", also used to mean "evil and treacherous" in figurative language.
 
EDIT: In my headcanon, though, F.A.N.G is Laotian purely because ງູເຫົ່າ ngūhao in Lao language has the same meaning as in Thai (Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible and share much of their vocabulary, they're basically two closely related dialects just written with two different alphabets) and SF already has other Thai fighters, lol. 😛 DON'T spread this misinformation, anyway. 🤣

To be fair, Nguuhao is Thai. งูเห่า Nguuhào, "cobra", from งู nguu "snake" and เห่า hào "cobra", also used to mean "evil and treacherous" in figurative language.
 
EDIT: In my headcanon, though, F.A.N.G is Laotian purely because ງູເຫົ່າ ngūhao in Lao language has the same meaning as in Thai (Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible and share much of their vocabulary, they're basically two closely related dialects just written with two different alphabets) and SF already has other Thai fighters, lol. 😛 DON'T spread this misinformation, anyway. 🤣

He's talking about UDON only, mind you. Capcom can still do whatever they want, and they did use Ingrid again after they vetoed her use to UDON back in 2017. First came the costume for Karin in January 2018, then Ingrid appeared in Ring of Arcade last year.

To be fair, Nguuhao is Thai. งูเห่า Nguuhào, "cobra", from งู nguu "snake" and เห่า hào "cobra", also used to mean "evil and treacherous" in figurative language.
 
EDIT: In my headcanon, though, F.A.N.G is Laotian purely because ງູເຫົ່າ ngūhao in Lao language has the same meaning as in Thai (Thai and Lao are mutually intelligible and share much of their vocabulary, they're basically two closely related dialects just written with two different alphabets) and SF already has other Thai fighters, lol. 😛 DON'T spread this misinformation, anyway. 🤣

JP is is being written to be the most interesting villain SF has in this comic. I called it months ago, he's giving Ken types of scenarios Heath Ledger's Joker would use in the Dark Knight. The sad thing is we already know Ken's going to lose and JP is going to win.  JP is playing everyone like a pawn in a chess game.
 
He's not some Saturday morning cartoon villain like Bison. He's miles above what Seth was when he was introduced. Gill and the secret society aren't even on his level. 
 
I like how technology plays a big part in this comic. I thought it was going to take a more supernatural route but it's staying pretty grounded. Nobody's being brainwashed or kidnapped for experiments and it feels like a psychological crime thriller based in the modern age. 
 

The theme is the same of the old Imperial Chinese flag of the Qing dynasty, where the dragon tries to eat the Sun.
 

 
It's the Dharmachakra, as I said some time ago. Common Buddhist symbology, not exclusive to Bhutan, as is the Śrīvatsa, the endless knot, which is one of the Aṣṭamaṅgala, the eight auspicious signs.

The theme is the same of the old Imperial Chinese flag of the Qing dynasty, where the dragon tries to eat the Sun.
 

 
It's the Dharmachakra, as I said some time ago. Common Buddhist symbology, not exclusive to Bhutan, as is the Śrīvatsa, the endless knot, which is one of the Aṣṭamaṅgala, the eight auspicious signs.

The theme is the same of the old Imperial Chinese flag of the Qing dynasty, where the dragon tries to eat the Sun.
 

 
It's the Dharmachakra, as I said some time ago. Common Buddhist symbology, not exclusive to Bhutan, as is the Śrīvatsa, the endless knot, which is one of the Aṣṭamaṅgala, the eight auspicious signs.

May I remind you that Elena practices capoeira in KENYA? 😛 A martial art is not necessarily bound to its country of origin. We already have Manon, and jūdō didn't originate in France...
 
I think that's the case.

The theme is the same of the old Imperial Chinese flag of the Qing dynasty, where the dragon tries to eat the Sun.
 

 
It's the Dharmachakra, as I said some time ago. Common Buddhist symbology, not exclusive to Bhutan, as is the Śrīvatsa, the endless knot, which is one of the Aṣṭamaṅgala, the eight auspicious signs.

The theme is the same of the old Imperial Chinese flag of the Qing dynasty, where the dragon tries to eat the Sun.
 

 
It's the Dharmachakra, as I said some time ago. Common Buddhist symbology, not exclusive to Bhutan, as is the Śrīvatsa, the endless knot, which is one of the Aṣṭamaṅgala, the eight auspicious signs.

The theme is the same of the old Imperial Chinese flag of the Qing dynasty, where the dragon tries to eat the Sun.
 

 
It's the Dharmachakra, as I said some time ago. Common Buddhist symbology, not exclusive to Bhutan, as is the Śrīvatsa, the endless knot, which is one of the Aṣṭamaṅgala, the eight auspicious signs.