- "You must enjoy being beat. Let me remodel your face one more time."
- —Cammy
- "Target acquired... Beginning mission! (ターゲット捕捉… 任務開始！ Taagetto hosoku... Ninmu kaishi!?)"
- —Cammy (Street Fighter IV series)
Cammy White[3] (キャミィ・ホワイト Kyamii Howaito?), also known by the codename Killer Bee (キラービー Kiraa Bii?) in Street Fighter Alpha 3, is a character in the Street Fighter series. She first appeared in the fighting game Super Street Fighter II, which was released in 1993, as one of the "New Challengers", out of the four new characters introduced in that title. Cammy is the second female character in the Street Fighter series, following Chun-Li.
Out of the four "New Challengers," Cammy is by far the most prominent, having many more game appearances than the others, as well as more appearances in games and other media than many of the original "World Warriors." Along with Chun-Li, Cammy's considered one of the femme fatales of the Street Fighter universe, her popularity quickly making her one of the most famous characters, because of her attractive and slender figure along with her strong personality and fighting skills.
Biography
History
Cammy has undergone many changes over her video game career. In Super Street Fighter II, and Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Cammy wore a green thong leotard and was a member of a British special forces team known as Delta Red. This classic incarnation is known as "Delta Red Cammy."
In the later games X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (Cammy is a secret character in the latter), she had a light blue leotard that resembled a big turtleneck sweater with shoulder pads and a win pose that showed her saluting the sinister M. Bison. This rendering of Cammy is the younger version featured in the prequel story line of Street Fighter Alpha, detailing the time when she was affiliated with the criminal syndicate known as Shadaloo. Therefore, this version of Cammy is known as "Shadaloo Cammy", or "Doll Cammy". She is also referred to by her codename, "Killer Bee."
Since Shadaloo Cammy didn't have a storyline in Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (until the re-release version of the arcade port in Street Fighter Alpha Anthology for the PS2; in SFA2 Gold she was only playable in the VS. and Training modes), and X-Men vs. Street Fighter is not considered a true part of the Street Fighter storyline, the Killer Bee's only canonical appearance is Street Fighter Alpha 3.
Shadaloo Cammy also appeared as a playable character in Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Capcom vs. SNK, and Capcom vs. SNK 2, and made appearances in the endings of certain Street Fighter III 3rd Strike characters. Since the Shadaloo Cammy sprite was designed more recently than the Delta Red Cammy sprite, the former was larger and more detailed, therefore making it an obvious choice to use in other games; the sprite was also recycled in a similar fashion for use in the non-canon Capcom vs. SNK series. The most blatantly anachronistic appearance is in the 3rd Strike endings, where there was no reason to portray Shadaloo Cammy in a time far beyond Street Fighter Alpha 3, because in this appearance she is rendered in a drawing, rather than a re-used sprite. It seems it was done purely as a joke.
In the futuristic 3D shooter Cannon Spike, Cammy is depicted as Delta Red for player 1, and Shadaloo for player 2.
Therefore, although the "Delta Red Cammy" appeared first, "Shadaloo Cammy" predates the Delta Red version in the Street Fighter canon (besides having more in-game appearances).
Appearance
Cammy has blue eyes, unusually long blonde platted pigtails with a small forelock, and a scar on her left cheek.
In Super Street Fighter II and Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Cammy wore a green thong leotard and a Delta Red triangle insignia on either the right or left breast (some promo art has it on the right while other instances, including her endings in SSFII, have it on the left), a red beret, black combat boots, and red gauntlets. Her legs were sparsely decorated with green camouflage paint. This classic incarnation is known as "Delta Red Cammy."
In Cannon Spike, Cammy is 21 years old and wearing an outfit similar to her SSFII incarnation, except she has kneepads and inline skates, as well as a pair of sub-machine guns.
In X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold, and every subsequent game in which she appeared in, Cammy wore a blue thong leotard with an open back and a small yellow tie attached to the front, a small blue garrison cap, pointed brown combat boots, and red gauntlets similar to her classic incarnation. Her legs were lightly adorned with a blue lightning bolt design. This version of Cammy is the "Killer Bee" or "Shadaloo" persona. This uniform is a lighter version of the Shadaloo Doll uniform, and swaps the standard tights for the bare legged, lightning bolt design.
Shadaloo Cammy's pre-fight intro has her wearing an over sized red cloak (the same seen in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie), which she quickly discards, revealing her previously hidden identity.
In the (non-canon) anime prequel series Street Fighter II V, Cammy's character design and persona are radically different compared to any other appearances. However, her blunt, serious personality is similar to her original design. Her hair is styled in a high ponytail instead of the braids, but she is seen in her original pigtails in a photograph in episode 17. She wears a black leather halter top, matching black leather tights, and a choker decorated with a crucifix, the latter which she used to conceal a deadly garotte to assassinate her victims. In the series, she usually works as a contract assassin.
Cammy makes an appearance in Final Fight: Streetwise, as an opponent in pit fighting in Japan town. Her attire reflects the game's urban aesthetics while retaining her trademark pigtails and red cap. In this game she sports a sleeveless sweater top, silver and red gauntlets, and baggy fatigued cargo pants that sag slightly.
In Street Fighter IV, Cammy appears in her classic Delta Red attire. Her alternate attire, available as DLC, resembles her Killer Bee attire with key differences. The top is a padded, collared jacket with a Delta Red symbol of its chest. Cammy has matching hat and long boots as well, and retains her signature gauntlets. She appears to at least still be wearing her thong leotard under the jacket while her legs are still painted with fatigue strips. Her third Super Street Fighter IV alternate costume resemble M. Bison's attire and her new alternate costume is resembling DC Comics character Catwoman's suit with military touches.
In Juri's OVA, she wears her Delta Gear, though her gauntlets are dark blue instead of apple red.
In Street Fighter X Tekken, Cammy returns with her Delta Red gear. However, the game introduces new Swap Costume and Alternate Costume DLC giving Cammy new outfits. Her Swap Attire is based on Tekken character, King, which also alludes to her fondness for cats. Adding pro wrestling gear inspired by King, the most distinct feature is a jaguar hood with cat ears (similar to her literal catsuit in SSFIV). She also has jaguar fur on her lower body. Her alternate attire is inspired by her apparent interest in punk rock music. She has a skirt and alternate hair style in this form.
Personality
Cammy is a strong, determined young woman who is friendly and respectful towards those whom she knows and cares about , but can be very brutal and sometimes condescending to those whom she does not hold in such high regards. She refuses to go down without a fight, using her extensive training from both Delta Red and Shadaloo to her advantage in defeating her enemies. Though she does not believe in doing any more harm than is necessary to her opponents, she employs some rather deadly techniques when necessary. She can also be rude towards comic relief characters.
Story
Street Fighter Alpha series
Cammy's early history is unknown; her first appearance in the Street Fighter chronology was Street Fighter Alpha 3, where she was a soulless Doll sent to assassinate Dhalsim. Dhalsim used his spiritual powers to make her self-aware, and she realized that Shadaloo was controlling her. M. Bison sent Vega to observe her. When Vega confronted her, he revealed to her that she was an "experiment" and was no longer needed. Vega intentionally lost a battle to her, and she wondered why Shadaloo wanted to destroy her, since she had never committed any altercations against them.
She later encountered Juli and Juni, two other Shadaloo Dolls, who lacked the benefit of self-awareness. When Cammy confronted Bison, he told her that she was meant to become his next body, after his current physical manifestation was destroyed by his own Psycho Power. Cammy managed to break the twelve Dolls free from Shadaloo's mind control, and they confronted Bison together. He explained to Cammy that she was a clone of himself who possessed a small portion of his Psycho Power, and that if he were to die, she would die as well. Cammy fought against his psychic probing and rescued the Dolls from Bison's control with the Psycho Drive.
Cammy got the Dolls out of the Shadaloo base and then fell unconscious, no longer a clone, but an independent human. Vega rescued her before the base was destroyed, not wanting to allow a beautiful human to die. He deposited her on the doorstep of the British paramilitary government organization Delta Red.
Super Street Fighter II
Cammy awoke with amnesia, and Delta Red took her in. While she could not remember her past, she retained nearly all the fighting capabilities that were implanted in her during her tenure with Shadaloo. This made her a very valuable asset to the team. The second World Warrior tournament was announced and, discovering that Bison was part of it, Cammy felt a strange connection to him, and entered the tournament. She confronted Bison, who told her that she is a copy of him, that she killed for him, that he planted her in Delta Red (but didn't count on her losing her memories), and that he had no further use for her. After Bison was defeated, her Delta Red teammates told her that she didn't need to live in the past; she had a new life to live.[5]
The Delta Red team consists of the leader, Colonel Keith Wolfman, ranged weapons expert Matthew McCoy, melee weapons expert Lita Luwanda, and young computer expert George Ginzu.
When they finally located Ryu, Cammy rushed to warn him of the danger but failed to reach him before Crimson Viper, who at the time was believed to be an S.I.N. agent. Cammy arrived soon afterwards and warned Ryu not to use his power as it would enable S.I.N. to capture its data, and confronted Viper instead. However Viper surprised her with the abilities of her Battle Suit and began to brutally torture her in an attempt to force Ryu to unleash the Satsui no Hado. She succeeded, but the power surge destroys the monitoring equipment and she was forced to flee. She was evacuated for treatment and later appeared alongside Guile and the US Coast Guard as they surrounded Seth's cruise ship, only for Seth to escape via a Shadaloo helicopter.
Super Street Fighter IV: Juri OVA
Some time later, Cammy, Guile and Chun-Li continue to investigate S.I.N. when they run afoul of Juri, one of S.I.N.'s operatives. Juri hospitalizes Chun-Li but runs when Guile and Cammy arrive. Soon after, the three start to receive anonymous tips (unbeknownst to them, the tips are from Viper) which gives them info about Juri. They use the info they obtain to catch up to Juri as she assaults a secret facility which houses the twelve Dolls for Shadaloo.
By the time Guile and Cammy arrive, Juri has already defeated all twelve Dolls and is carrying the final two, Juni and Juli, unconscious, to her jet. A fight ensues and Guile is incapacitated, and as Cammy rushes to his aid, Juri escapes with the Dolls to her jet. Cammy catches up just as it takes off, and after a brief skirmish, Juri pushes a gurney carrying Juni into Cammy and off the plane. However, the two fall into a deep snow drift and survive.
Super/Ultra Street Fighter IV
Juni falls into a coma, and Colonel Wolfman informs her that S.I.N. has recently built a dam in India, cutting off the water supply to a nearby village where Dhalsim lives. Surveillance photos reveal S.I.N. operatives in the area bearing Shadaloo's insignia.[6]
Dispatched to investigate, Cammy then enters the recently announced S.I.N tournament, where she swears to get revenge on Juri for the dolls who she considers her "sisters." She does encounter Juri again in the tournament and wins the rematch.[7] Later during the tournament she infiltrates the S.I.N dam base. When she does, she discovers computer files on a "BLECE Project" in the process. While reading the files, Crimson Viper surprises her and holds her at gunpoint, wanting the BLECE files for herself. Not wanting the data to be used to hurt anyone Cammy deletes the files instead, and Viper puts away her weapon and escapes, lamenting years of investigation wasted.[6]
During her infiltration of the base she encounters Decapre, who collapses while raving about how she hates Cammy and Cammy's face. Bison appears and informs Cammy that Decapre is dying, but that a bargain could be made. Cammy allows Bison to take Decapre in exchange for saving her life.[8]
When Cammy informs Colonel Wolfman of her failure to retrieve the files, Wolfman informs her that he's already aware, and congratulates her on a job well done.[6]
Cammy returns home and soon Juni wakes from her coma with some amnesia.[9] Cammy greets her comfortably and promises to help Juni recover.
Other appearances
Marvel vs. Capcom games
Capcom vs. SNK games
Cannon Spike
Cammy is one of the playable characters (and one of the three Street Fighter characers, the other ones being Charlie and Vega) in the multi-directional shooter game Cannon Spike (which is named, outside of Japan, after Cammy's trademark attack).
Namco X Capcom
Cammy also appears in Namco x Capcom, first as an enemy whose mind is being controlled. After a certain point, she joins the party as Chun-Li's partner.
Final Fight: Streetwise
As mentioned above, Cammy is a bonus boss character in Final Fight: Streetwise, and can be fought through the in-game tournament section as a reward.
Street Fighter X Tekken
Cammy appear as a playable character in Street Fighter X Tekken with Chun-Li as her tag partner.
Movies and Animations
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
Cammy appears in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie in a scene early in the movie, where she assassinates the British Minister of Justice, Albert Sellers, after being brainwashed by Shadaloo. She is then subdued by bodyguards and taken in for questioning by Interpol. She is later shown on a Shadaloo surveillance video being interrogated by Chun-Li, but by now, her brainwashing has worn off and she does not remember anything about the assassination. Bison later sends Sagat to kill both Cammy and Vega, but Cammy's fate is left unrevealed. For whatever reason, like all the characters portrayed in the anime, Cammy speaks with an American accent.
Street Fighter Movie
Street Fighter cartoon
Street Fighter II V
Cammy also makes an appearance in Street Fighter II V, again with an American accent but this time as a more honorable freelance assassin rather than a Shadaloo minion. She is hired by Interpol agent Balrog (actually a spy for Bison) to assassinate Inspector Dorai (Chun-Li's father) for destroying the Ashura syndicate, a branch of Shadaloo, although she is unaware that Balrog is working with Shadaloo and instead believes the Chief of Interpol, Barrack, has ordered the hit upon realising Dorai is supposedly with Shadaloo. Cammy hangs Dorai from his balcony in Barcelona but fails to kill him and he is hospitalised. Cammy is later informed and goes to the hospital to finish the job, but is intercepted by Fei-Long, Dorai's star pupil. Cammy and Fei-Long fight brutally and appear to be even, until Fei-Long blurts out his intention to make both her and Shadaloo pay for their crimes. Realising that she has been set up, Cammy enlists Fei-Long and Barrack's help in exposing Balrog, and makes sure to beat Balrog severely before leaving him for the authorities. Following this, she flees the scene, vowing to fight Shadaloo her own way.
Cammy in Street Fighter IV
The Ties That Bind
After the fall of Bison and Shadaloo, Cammy enjoyed relative peace. Eventually, however, while investigating strange energy readings coming from the Amazon River basin, she discovered dead animals everywhere and the shallow graves of various martial artists who have recently disappeared from around the world. Forensic analysis determined that the cells inside the animals were heated to boiling point, whereupon they exploded. She called Guile to share the information, as he and Chun-Li began investigating the disappearances. Together, the three found and exposed a lab that had been experimenting on further kidnapped martial artists. From data obtained therein, they discovered that the experiments were at the behest of an arms manufacturer called S.I.N. and that the unusual energy readings and boiled cells were part of a project called BLECE, which could harness ki energy and weaponize it. They also discovered that Ryu - whose ki potential is incomparable - was the prime target for the project.
Comics and Manga
Gameplay
Cammy is a quick, close range fighter. She lacks any projectile or long-reaching attacks, and therefore hurls herself at the enemy relying on speed and priority. For example, her standing hard punch can often cancel an opponent's attack outright, if it connects. Priority such as this makes her one of the easiest characters to use in Capcom vs. SNK 2. Her original incarnation in Super Street Fighter II had trouble evading projectile attacks, so later incarnations involved reworked and additional special moves to evade fireballs with ease. Her moveset utilizes many kicks, but she also has several grabs, her trademark being her frankensteiner. At times Cammy also has a more brutal fighting style, such as her second ultra in Super Street Fighter IV.
Cammy's overall style revolves around doing sudden and rapid sweeping attacks. Her moveset allows the player to attack from almost any given range, and with great agility as a benefit. Her combo ability rivals that of Akuma, and can easily be on the toes of the opponent throughout the battle. However, her moves are a bit awkward to execute, and can make her vulnerable if blocked accordingly since her moves can put the player right in front of the opponent for an easy counterattack. Overall, Cammy is a very versatile character with a great offensive game, with useful attacks to prevent her from being cornered.
Actresses
Cammy fights in England in her first appearance, but her voice actors in the games always have either American or Japanese accents. She is voiced in the Marvel vs. Capcom series by Susan Hart (not to be confused with the adult film actress of the same name).
Cammy appears as one of the heroes in the 1994 movie Street Fighter. She is portrayed by the famous Australian musician Kylie Minogue. In the movie Cammy is a British intelligence agent that is serving as Colonel Guile's intel officer and right-hand woman in the Allied Nations Army. In Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie and Street Fighter II V, Cammy's accent is American and she is voiced by Debra Jean Rogers. In Street Fighter IV: The Ties that Bind, Cammy is finally English again and voiced by Caitlin Glass. Caitlin continues portraying Cammy in Street Fighter X Tekken.
Quotes
See: Cammy/Quotes
Trivia
- Cammy is the second female character in the Street Fighter series, and currently the only one to represent the United Kingdom.
- In Cammy's Street Fighter IV win quote against M. Bison she calls him Lord Bison before correcting herself, showing she still retains traces of Shadoloo's brainwashing.
- In the Street Fighter 1995 cartoon, Cammy was depicted as Guile's love interest before being brainwashed by Bison to be his lover. This was due to her original ending in Super Street Fighter II. The series occurred before it was revealed that she's a clone of Bison. In the series finale, Cammy breaks free of the brainwashing.
- Cammy is a bonus boss character in Final Fight Streetwise, and can be fought through the in-game tournament section as a reward. In that game, she wears shorts and a tank top.
- Cammy is fond of cats.
- Cammy is among the two characters in Super Street Fighter IV who have been given a counter ultra, the CQC (Cammy's Quick Combination), with the other character being Fei Long, whose counter ultra is Gekirinken.
- She was initially going to be in the front box cover for Super Street Fighter IV, before being replaced by Dudley near the final release; however, she is featured on the Japanese cover.
- In Masahiko Nakahira's Sakura Ganbaru manga, Cammy was accidentally named by Sakura, who found her with a lost memory. Cammy couldn't remember her name, but Sakura called her Cammy, the name coming from a cat in her neighborhood she reminded her of.
- In Makoto's 3rd Strike ending, Cammy can be seen among the fighters defeated by Makoto.
- Abel and Cammy share many similar character traits:
- Their past is linked with Shadaloo (as "replacement bodies" for M. Bison and Shadaloo experiment objects).
- They both share a soft spot for stray house pets: Abel enjoys dogs while Cammy prefers cats.
- They both suffered from amnesia.
- They both hate M. Bison: Cammy hates him because he brainwashed her and turned her to be an assassin; Abel, on the other hand, hates the Shadaloo leader because he remembers him as the man from his past, probably linked with the disappearance of his adopted father.
- They both have blonde hair, clear-colored eyes and are European born/representative: Abel is possibly from France, while Cammy hails from England.
- Cammy makes a cameo appearance in the 2012 Disney film, Wreck-It Ralph. In the first trailer of the film, Cammy can be seen for a brief second at Game Central Station in the right hand corner of the screen. Later in the actual film as the bad guys head off to Game Central Station, Cammy can be seen chatting with Chun-Li for a couple of seconds as they pass by the villains. Her outfit is nearly identical to her trademark Delta Red attire, except that instead of her usual barelegged appearance with green streaks, she's wearing light green tights. This change was made, most likely to make her outfit more modest, and thus, more appropriate, for a family-friendly setting.
- In Decapre's opening, a young Cammy is seen comforting a young Decapre. Oddly enough, Cammy speaks in an American accent and not a British one.
Stage Theme
Gallery
- For the full gallery, see: Cammy/Gallery
 Early artwork from Super Street Fighter II.  Cammy as seen in Super Street Fighter II.  Artwork from Super Street Fighter II Turbo.  Artwork from the opening of Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival.  Cammy in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie.  Kylie Minogue as Cammy in the 1994 film Street Fighter.  Artwork from X-Men vs. Street Fighter.  Cammy as seen in Street Fighter Alpha 3.  Full body artwork from Street Fighter Alpha 3.  Profile artwork from the console versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3.  Artwork from the cover of Street Fighter Alpha Anthology.  Artwork from Marvel vs. Capcom 2.  Artwork by UDON.  Artwork from UDON's Street Fighter II comic book series by Jo Chen.  Cammy as seen in Capcom vs. SNK.  Artwork by UDON.  Cammy and Charlie artwork for the Universal Fighting System collectible card game.  Cammy and Sakura artwork for the Universal Fighting System collectible card game.  Artwork from UDON's Street Fighter II comic book series.  Cammy in Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind.  Artwork for Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.  Artwork form Street Fighter IV. .jpg "Sf4-cammy2 (2).jpg (3.95 MB)") Artwork from Street Fighter IV.  Artwork from Street Fighter IV.  Promotional artwork for Street Fighter IV.  Artwork from Super Street Fighter IV. .png "Cammy White (Unused Design).png (165 KB)") Unused Alternate costume design for Street Fighter IV. .jpg "Cammy White (Streetwise).jpg (318 KB)") Cammy as she appears in Final Fight: Streetwise. .png "Cammy White (Cannon Spike).png (127 KB)") Cammy in her 1P Outfit from Cannon Spike. .jpg "Cammy White (Cannon Spike 2P).jpg (47 KB)") Cammy in her 2P outfit from Cannon Spike. .png "Cammy White (NxC).png (140 KB)") Cammy in Namco × Capcom.  Delta Red Cammy card in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash.  Shadaloo Cammy card in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash.  Delta Red Cammy card card in SvCCFC2.  Shadaloo Cammy Card card in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash 2.  Cammy card in SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash DS. .png "Cammy White (MvC2 Hyper Combo).png (271 KB)") Cammy's Hyper Portrait in Marvel vs. Capcom 2.  Cammy in Street Fighter II V.  Cammy in the Street Fighter 1995 cartoon.  Super Street Fighter IV new costume concept art.  One of Cammy's alternate costumes in SSFIV.  Cammy's stage in Super Street Fighter II.  Cammy in Street Fighter X Tekken.  Cammy in Street Fighter X Tekken.  Cammy in Street Fighter X Tekken.  Promotional artwork for 1942 Joint Strike.  Cammy and Chun-Li donning their Swap Costumes. .jpg "Cammy The Ties That Bind (3).jpg (16 KB)") Another screenshot from Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind. .jpg "Cammy in Street Fighter IV Anime (2).jpg (21 KB)") Cammy against Juri in the Juri anime.  Cammy in Japanese social game Onimusha Soul.  Cammy's costume colors as they appear in the PlayStation 2 version of Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold.  Cammy's costume colors as they appear in the Sega Saturn version of X-Men vs. Street Fighter.  Early concept art of Cammy.  Early concept art of Cammy.  Cammy's cameo appearance circled in the first trailer of Wreck-It Ralph.  Cammy chatting with Chun-Li in Wreck-It Ralph.  Cammy and Guile in the Street Fighter 1995 cartoon. |
Sprites
Stance
Misc.
HD Sprites
See also
References
- ↑ Super Street Fighter II SNES manual, p.24
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 http://www.capcom.co.jp/sf4/cammy.html
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Capcom 30th Anniversary Character Encyclopedia
- ↑ http://www.capcom.co.jp/sf4/decapre.html
- ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYpraqk4hwc
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4khWft_lddw
- ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKaLx4a73eg
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T332vJewe60
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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| Street Fighter II Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The World Warrior | Blanka · Chun-Li · Dhalsim · E. Honda · Guile · Ken · Ryu · Zangief | |||
| Champion Edition | Balrog · M. Bison · Sagat · Vega | |||
| Super | Cammy · Dee Jay · Fei Long · T. Hawk | |||
| Turbo | Akuma · Ten Akuma | |||
| Ultra | Evil Ryu · Shin Akuma · Violent Ken | |||
| Street Fighter: The Movie Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Roster | Akuma · Balrog · Cammy · Chun-Li · E. Honda · Guile · Ken M. Bison · Ryu · Sagat · Sawada · Vega · Zangief | |||
| Arcade Only | Arkane · Blade · F7 · Khyber | |||
| Console Only | Blanka · Dee Jay | |||
| CPU Only | Super Bison | |||
| Street Fighter Alpha Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha | Adon · Akuma · Birdie · Charlie · Chun-Li · Dan · Guy Ken · M. Bison · Rose · Ryu · Sagat · Sodom | |||
| Alpha 2 | Original | Dhalsim · Evil Ryu · Gen · Rolento · Sakura · Zangief | ||
| Console | Shin Akuma | |||
| Gold | Cammy | |||
| Alpha 3 | Original | Balrog · Blanka · Cody · E. Honda · Juli · Juni · Karin · R. Mika · Vega | ||
| Console | Dee Jay · Fei Long · Guile · T. Hawk | |||
| Upper | Eagle · Maki · Yun | |||
| MAX | Ingrid | |||
| Street Fighter IV Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original | Abel · Akuma · Balrog · Blanka · Chun-Li · C. Viper · Dhalsim · E. Honda El Fuerte · Guile · Ken · M. Bison · Rufus · Ryu · Sagat · Vega · Zangief | |||
| Console | Cammy · Dan · Fei Long · Gen · Gouken · Rose · Seth · Sakura | |||
| Super | Adon · Cody · Dee Jay · Dudley · Guy · Hakan · Ibuki · Juri · Makoto · T. Hawk | |||
| Arcade Edition | Evil Ryu · Oni · Yang · Yun | |||
| Ultra | Decapre · Elena · Hugo · Poison · Rolento | |||
| Street Fighter X Tekken Characters | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Roster | Abel · Akuma · Balrog · Cammy · Chun-Li · Dhalsim · Guile · Hugo · Ibuki · Juri Ken · M. Bison · Poison · Rufus · Rolento · Ryu · Sagat · Vega · Zangief | |||
| Downloadable | Blanka · Cody · Dudley · Elena · Guy · Sakura | |||