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Yang

**Yang**
Yang
Yang, as he appears in Super Street Fighter IV
Birthdate	September 9th^[1]
Birthplace	China (Hong Kong) ^[1]
Height	5'8" (173 cm) ^[1]
Weight	136 lbs (62 kg) ^[1]
Eye color	Dark Brown
Hair color	Brown
Blood type	B ^[1]
Fighting style	Chinese Kenpo (fist-based eight-pole)^[1]
Likes	His older, twin brother Yun and cinema ^[1]
Dislikes	Impatient people, smelly tofu ^[1]
Rival(s)	Yun(friendly), Sean, Ryu
Hobbies	Inline skating, petting cats ^[1]
Moveset	Senkyuutai, Tourou Zan, Kaihou
First game	Street Fighter III
English voice actor(s)	Johnny Yong Bosch (Street Fighter IV (in Chun-Li's intro) and Super Street Fighter IV)
Japanese voice actor(s)	Koji Tobe(Street Fighter III: New Generation and 2nd Impact), Masakazu Suzuki (Third Strike, Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition)

"Let's get this started!"

—Yang

Yang (ヤン, Yan) is a character in the Street Fighter series. He first appeared in Street Fighter III and is voiced by Koji Tobe in New Generation and 2nd Impact and by Masakazu Suzuki in 3rd Strike. In New Generation, Yang is selectable only as a "palette swap" of his brother Yun. In the latter two games Yang is a separate character with his own unique set of Special Moves and Super Arts. He is also a playable character in the arcade version of Super Street Fighter IV.^[2]

1 Story
- 1.1 Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition
- 1.2 Street Fighter III
2 Non-Canon Story
- 2.1 Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max
3 Gameplay
4 Trivia
5 Stage Theme
6 Gallery
7 Sprites
- 7.1 Misc.
8 See Also
9 References

StoryEdit

The Lee Brothers were only relatives to their long-lost uncle Lee who fought in the first World Tournament (his wherabouts after that was unknown but he did request Gen to train them).

While having been separated from their parents at birth, they are the honored twins of a certain neighborhood of Hong Kong, and are the beneficiaries of eight noteworthy and influential leaders of Hong Kong's underworld who support them as their godparents.

While growing up, they were raised by their herbalist and acupuncturist grandfather, who also taught them the arts of Chinese Kung Fu.

While they own the restaurant, they are also active in their communities, helping maintain the peace and settling disputes.

Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade EditionEdit

With his twin brother Yun, he followed Chun-Li on her mission to take down S.I.N., with the pair thinking that anything Chun-Li considers worth fighting must be an interesting challenge. He also uses this opportunity to test his skills against other fighters besides Yun and his uncles. After the adventure, Yun and Yang get into trouble because they wandered off without telling any of their uncles. As they get dealt their punishment, Yang runs into Chun-Li. Yang thanks her, stating he would not have fought such strong opponents had it not been for her influence. The siblings bid her farewell and hope to see her again someday.

Street Fighter IIIEdit

Yang, along with Yun, entered the third World Warrior tournament to show their skills. They later found and fought Gill, who appreciated their effort and granted them leadership of their town. They passionately turned down his offer, since they only fought him to stop his maniacal plans.

Non-Canon StoryEdit

Street Fighter Alpha 3 MaxEdit

In the portable versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3, Yang and his twin brother Yun are searching around the world for the legendary movie star Fei Long, so they could become famous movie stars. They have a run-in with Dee Jay, who by chance is known to associate with Fei Long, and so Yun fought him and won. Yun heard rumors of Fei-Long working with Shadaloo, but Dee Jay claims they were false, knowing Fei Long was no crook. With Dee Jay's help, they finally find Fei Long and fight him to know the truth. After the Lee Brothers won, Fei Long told Yun and Yang that he had simply infiltrated Shadaloo to get closer to their evil leader, M. Bison. The Lee Brothers decided to help Fei Long in order to save the world from Shadaloo. Unfortunately, the Lee Brothers and Fei Long were then caught by Shadaloo. They successfully escaped, and began to work their way to Bison. Fei Long let Yun finish off the rest of Shadaloo's Dolls, while he finds and fights Bison. Yun finds Fei Long defeated at Bison's feet. Bison asks the Lee Brothers to join him and Shadaloo, but they refuse. And so, they fight, and with the help of Fei Long, the Lee Brothers are victorious. Fei Long thanks them, and in return the Lee brothers got their wish to become movie stars and starred in their own movie Street King 2: Three Dragons.

GameplayEdit

His techniques were in the beginning identical to Yun in Street Fighter III: New Generation, but since 2nd Impact and 3rd Strike, he received his own moveset and Special Moves, differiating from his brother in playstyle.

His techniques are Tourou Zan, a slashing move similar to Fei Long's Rekkaken due to the ability of being used multiple times in rapid succession; Senkyuutai, a kick which (depending on the button) can strike immediately or roll towards the opponent before hitting; Byakko Soushouda, a double palmstrike at the opponent and Kaihou, which is basically a teleport. He does still share Zenpou Tenshin with Yun; a command grab similar to Fei Long's.

His Super Arts in 3rd Strike are Raishin Mahhaken; Tenshin Senkyuutai and Seiei Enbu. They would return as Ultra Combo's in Super Street fighter IV Arcade Edition (while Seiei Enbu would be used as a Super Move instead).

TriviaEdit

Yun and Yang are collectively known as the Lee Brothers. Out of the two twins, Yang is younger.
Yang and Yun both have striking similarities to two characters from the anime Gundam Wing - Duo Maxwell for Yun, who sports a ballcap and wears his hair in a long braid - and Trowa Barton for Yang, an acrobat with incredibly long and jagged bangs.
He appears in Chun-Li's opening movie in Street Fighter IV with Yun. The twins also make a brief appearence in Chun Li's Super Street Fighter IV ending. The duo would later become playable in the arcade version of Super Street Fighter IV.
Lee is stated to be Yun and Yang's uncle, and as such share a similar attack. Yang's Senkyuutai attack looks just like Lee's old rising kick attack, in fact, the short version performs the move exactly without Yang's start-up roll.
Yang is much more reserved and level-headed in comparison to his hotheaded twin, though he is just as confident in his skills. To note to this difference in personality, his remix of their theme in Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition is more calm and pleasant sounding in its beat.
Yun and Yang's theme in all of the Street Fighter III games bear a resemblance to the James Bond theme. The version in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike sounds the most similar.
In the CPS3 Version of Street Fighter III:3rd Strike, sometimes Yang's Tenshin Senkyutai Super Art glitches; the name becomes Magnetic Storm though when selected, it is still Tenshin Senkyutai.
Yang appears as an opponent in the Street Fighter III: Ryu Final manga. Though he initially served as more of a challenge to Ryu than his brother due to his faster, unpredictable moves, his blows lacked physical power and he was defeated as well. He was last seen recovering from his wounds with Yun.
Yang makes a brief appearance in the Half Pipe stage in Street Fighter X Tekken, seen in the background.

Stage ThemeEdit

Gallery Edit

Sprites Edit

Misc.Edit

ReferencesEdit

Street Fighter III Characters
Akuma – Alex – Chun-Li – Dudley – Elena – Gill – Hugo – Ibuki – Ken – Makoto – Necro – Oro – Q – Remy – Ryu – Sean – Twelve – Urien – Yang – Yun

Street Fighter IV Characters
Abel - Adon – Akuma – Balrog – Blanka – Cammy – Chun-Li – Cody - Crimson Viper – Dan – Dee Jay - Dhalsim - Dudley – E. Honda – El Fuerte – Evil Ryu - Fei Long – Gen – Gouken – Guile – Guy - Hakan - Ibuki - Juri - Ken – M. Bison - Makoto – Oni - Rose – Rufus – Ryu – Sagat – Sakura – Seth - T. Hawk - Vega – Yang - Yun - Zangief