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Akuma render provided by Capcom.

 
Happy New Year, guys! 🥳

Merry Christmas story thread bros
 
 

I....I want more anime adaptations of Street Fighter. With all the collabs, it'd be golden to see more of these, but you know, a fulll on OAV or series.

THIS IS EVERYTHING I COULD ASK FOR!!!

I don't like Ryu's extra wide headband.  Why couldn't they have just stuck with the way it looked in WTM?
 

There's now an official canon reason as to why Luke's forearm tattoos are removed. 
 
 
The stars thing is interesting because they signified Luke's victories in tournaments he had won. There are officially 23 in total; 11 on his left and 12 on his right. 
 

 
I also wonder if the jacket they're referring to is his story costume.
 

The backstory behind the jacket is charming. 
 
 
It's funny to think that Chun scolds Ryu for wearing his gi in public so she went shopping with him. They also say that the sandals he's wearing are gifts from Honda.

They are Apprentice Dolls. The three behind Seth  are Low-Rank Dolls. They first appeared in pachinko Chun-Li ni Makase China. The white hair doll is a Mid-Rank Doll and another Doll is High-Rank Doll. More about them: 
 
https://game.capcom.com/cfn/sfv/column-130341.html
https://game.capcom.com/cfn/sfv/column/130927?lang=en
 
And the three girls are Rena, Guy's fiancée, and Maki, her sister, from Final Fight 2 and Sarai Kurosawa, Ibuki's friend..

There's now an official canon reason as to why Luke's forearm tattoos are removed. 
 
 
The stars thing is interesting because they signified Luke's victories in tournaments he had won. There are officially 23 in total; 11 on his left and 12 on his right. 
 

 
I also wonder if the jacket they're referring to is his story costume.
 

JP's Outfit 3 definitively references the "Cerulean clothes" that were introduced in chapter 1 of the SF6 comic
 

 
The robes are obviously a deep-hued blue (Cerulean) but that's not all. The two designs that are embroidered into the clothes are a mandala and an organic-looking heart design. The heart design is meant to reference the hero who sacrificed his own heart in the Nayshall legend.

JP's Outfit 3 definitively references the "Cerulean clothes" that were introduced in chapter 1 of the SF6 comic
 

 
The robes are obviously a deep-hued blue (Cerulean) but that's not all. The two designs that are embroidered into the clothes are a mandala and an organic-looking heart design. The heart design is meant to reference the hero who sacrificed his own heart in the Nayshall legend.

JP's Outfit 3 definitively references the "Cerulean clothes" that were introduced in chapter 1 of the SF6 comic
 

 
The robes are obviously a deep-hued blue (Cerulean) but that's not all. The two designs that are embroidered into the clothes are a mandala and an organic-looking heart design. The heart design is meant to reference the hero who sacrificed his own heart in the Nayshall legend.

JP's Outfit 3 definitively references the "Cerulean clothes" that were introduced in chapter 1 of the SF6 comic
 

 
The robes are obviously a deep-hued blue (Cerulean) but that's not all. The two designs that are embroidered into the clothes are a mandala and an organic-looking heart design. The heart design is meant to reference the hero who sacrificed his own heart in the Nayshall legend.

JP's Outfit 3 definitively references the "Cerulean clothes" that were introduced in chapter 1 of the SF6 comic
 

 
The robes are obviously a deep-hued blue (Cerulean) but that's not all. The two designs that are embroidered into the clothes are a mandala and an organic-looking heart design. The heart design is meant to reference the hero who sacrificed his own heart in the Nayshall legend.

Here's the site with all the design notes for the costumes
 
https://www.streetfighter.com/6/en-us/column/detail/guest_01
 
Chun is wearing her casual clothes with hers

JP's Outfit 3 definitively references the "Cerulean clothes" that were introduced in chapter 1 of the SF6 comic
 

 
The robes are obviously a deep-hued blue (Cerulean) but that's not all. The two designs that are embroidered into the clothes are a mandala and an organic-looking heart design. The heart design is meant to reference the hero who sacrificed his own heart in the Nayshall legend.

The backstory behind the jacket is charming. 
 
 
It's funny to think that Chun scolds Ryu for wearing his gi in public so she went shopping with him. They also say that the sandals he's wearing are gifts from Honda.

There's now an official canon reason as to why Luke's forearm tattoos are removed. 
 
 
The stars thing is interesting because they signified Luke's victories in tournaments he had won. There are officially 23 in total; 11 on his left and 12 on his right. 
 

 
I also wonder if the jacket they're referring to is his story costume.
 

There's now an official canon reason as to why Luke's forearm tattoos are removed. 
 
 
The stars thing is interesting because they signified Luke's victories in tournaments he had won. There are officially 23 in total; 11 on his left and 12 on his right. 
 

 
I also wonder if the jacket they're referring to is his story costume.
 

There's now an official canon reason as to why Luke's forearm tattoos are removed. 
 
 
The stars thing is interesting because they signified Luke's victories in tournaments he had won. There are officially 23 in total; 11 on his left and 12 on his right. 
 

 
I also wonder if the jacket they're referring to is his story costume.
 

There's now an official canon reason as to why Luke's forearm tattoos are removed. 
 
 
The stars thing is interesting because they signified Luke's victories in tournaments he had won. There are officially 23 in total; 11 on his left and 12 on his right. 
 

 
I also wonder if the jacket they're referring to is his story costume.
 

I started to re read this again in English. I had just gotten through the fight with Hugo when a panel caught my attention that hadn't before. 
 

 
In the original Japanese script it was this "闘いの中に 答えはある・・・か"
 

 
"Tatakai no naka ni kotaeha aru."
 
This was transliterated into;
"The answer lies in the heart of battle"
 
Ryu's most popular catch phrase! Yet another notable aspect of SF that had been borrowed from the Nakahira manga.

I started to re read this again in English. I had just gotten through the fight with Hugo when a panel caught my attention that hadn't before. 
 

 
In the original Japanese script it was this "闘いの中に 答えはある・・・か"
 

 
"Tatakai no naka ni kotaeha aru."
 
This was transliterated into;
"The answer lies in the heart of battle"
 
Ryu's most popular catch phrase! Yet another notable aspect of SF that had been borrowed from the Nakahira manga.

I do have access to the Japanese edition and I remember posting it a couple times a few years ago. 
 
I just recently found a fully uploaded English version on the net though😁👍🏾 I know a lot of you never read it in it's entirety so here's your chance. 
 
Please reply if these links don't work. 
 
Vol 1
Vol 2