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Street Fighter: Capcom, Arcade History and Tournament Moments

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  1. 1. Biblical first name of the amnesiac French grappler who debuted in IV.
  2. 6. The Kanzuki fortune's heir, whose surname fronts V's opulent estate stage.
  3. 7. Put it in gear: VI's shared gauge fuels Impact, Rush and other universal techniques.
  4. 9. Turnabout, or a special executed at the first actionable instant after a knockdown.
  5. 13. Japanese for 'tornado,' this opens the name of Ryu's spinning kick.
  6. 14. Three letters above the brackets: the championship series born from Battle by the Bay.
  7. 15. Rindokan's barefoot heir, introduced in III: 3rd Strike, walks slowly but dashes with startling speed.

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  1. 2. VI's Sand Blast and Rising Uppercut belong to this blond mixed martial artist, first playable in V.
  2. 3. Moment 37's other competitor: Justin ___.
  3. 4. A gentleman's agreement to box: III's British pugilist whose treasured car is a Jaguar.
  4. 5. Crimson ___, the IV newcomer whose business suit conceals high-tech fighting gear.
  5. 8. Greek beginning on the marquee of the 1995 prequel to II.
  6. 10. A cherry blossom in Japanese, and a school-uniformed admirer of Ryu.
  7. 11. Hajime Taniguchi's handle, seen atop V's 2017 Las Vegas championship bracket.
  8. 12. Naoto ___, the combo specialist counted among Japan's 'Five Gods.'

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Street Fighter on Screen: Films and Series from 1994 to 2026

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  1. 1. Moh, who portrays Ryu in the 2014 live-action web series
  2. 4. Eye-patched Muay Thai king, recast as an arms dealer in the 1994 film
  3. 5. Christian ___, who plays Ken in both the 2010 short and 2014 web series
  4. 7. Martial arts master played by Togo Igawa in the 2014 web series
  5. 8. Foo who plays Ryu in the franchise's 2010 live-action short
  6. 10. Boy claiming to be Ryu's long-lost brother in Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation
  7. 12. Family age groups, and the subtitle of a 2005 Street Fighter anime

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  1. 1. The 1994 film's television journalist is played by ___-Na Wen
  2. 2. Tetsuya ___, pop producer who co-composed the 1994 anime film's score
  3. 3. Wes ___, Cherokee actor in the 1994 live-action film's cast
  4. 6. Complete the 2014 series title: Street Fighter: ___'s Fist
  5. 7. Ryu and Ken's mentor, played by Akira Koieyama in the 2014 web series
  6. 8. Ansah, who directed the 2014 live-action web series
  7. 9. McDonough who plays the main villain in The Legend of Chun-Li
  8. 11. Interpol agent played by Chris Klein in the 2009 film

Street Fighter: The Main Games from 1987 to Street Fighter 6

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  1. 3. Chinatown peacekeeper whose Street Fighter 6 style mixes breakdancing and martial arts
  2. 5. Rising uppercut whose Japanese name means 'rising dragon fist'
  3. 8. F.A.N.G.'s apprentice, introduced as a playable fighter in Street Fighter 6
  4. 10. Las Vegas boxer on Street Fighter II's boss roster
  5. 12. Japanese monk encountered in the first Street Fighter
  6. 14. Metallic-skinned antagonist behind the Aegis Reflector in Street Fighter III
  7. 15. Street Fighter III twin whose signature technique is Mantis Slash
  8. 16. Cap-wearing twin who debuted in Street Fighter III

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  1. 1. Wind-wielding fighter who debuted in Street Fighter V
  2. 2. Turtle-carrying hermit added to Street Fighter V
  3. 4. Fortune teller who battles with an orb in Street Fighter V
  4. 6. Chun-Li's signature energy projectile
  5. 7. Wind-guided member of the Thunderfoot tribe in Street Fighter 6
  6. 9. British stick fighter from the 1987 original
  7. 11. Third Strike defensive technique timed to meet an incoming attack
  8. 13. Brazilian student of Ken who debuted in Street Fighter III

Street Fighter: Fighters' Home Countries and Stages

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  1. 1. Schoolgirl ninja whose Street Fighter III surroundings include a secluded village
  2. 4. German wrestler introduced to the series in Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact
  3. 6. Manon's fairground arena in Street Fighter 6 is called ___ Foraine
  4. 7. East African capoeira specialist with a Healing super art
  5. 10. ___ Rim, the lava-lit arena in Street Fighter IV
  6. 12. Hong Kong-born founder of the Saikyo school
  7. 14. New York grappler known for the Hyper Bomb super art
  8. 15. Abigail's nationality points to this northern neighbor of the United States
  9. 16. Red-haired martial artist associated with Gokuento Island

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  1. 2. E. Honda's Street Fighter II venue, complete with a Mount Fuji mural
  2. 3. Indian master whose Street Fighter II backdrop includes elephants
  3. 5. Chinese master who switches between Mantis and Crane fighting styles
  4. 8. Thai kickboxer with a towering mentor in the original Street Fighter
  5. 9. Dee Jay brings his musical flair from this Caribbean nation
  6. 11. Country represented by Luke and Kimberly, abbreviated
  7. 13. American fighter who trades prison stripes for a mayor's suit in Street Fighter V

Street Fighter: Bosses, Villains and Shadaloo

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  1. 1. Soul Power practitioner with a mysterious spiritual connection to M. Bison
  2. 5. Street Fighter IV's default final boss, built as a spare body for M. Bison
  3. 6. ___ Engine, the yin-yang sphere in the abdomen of Street Fighter IV's final boss
  4. 8. M. Bison's criminal organization, identified by a winged insignia with a grinning cranium
  5. 12. T. Hawk's lost love, brainwashed into one of M. Bison's Dolls
  6. 13. Street Fighter III's final opponent, sporting one red half and one blue half
  7. 14. Mythic shield that names Urien's signature Super Art, the ___ Reflector

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  1. 2. Weapons company behind Street Fighter IV's tournament, abbreviated without periods
  2. 3. Poison specialist who serves as M. Bison's second-in-command in Street Fighter V
  3. 4. ___ Power, the energy behind M. Bison's purple aura
  4. 7. Masked operative who closely resembles Delta Red's famous female fighter
  5. 8. ___ no Hado, the dark force that tempts martial artists in the series
  6. 9. ___ Senku, the teleport technique used by a red-haired secret challenger
  7. 10. Taekwondo fighter whose artificial eye houses the Feng Shui Engine
  8. 11. Elite female operative whose name is German for June

Street Fighter: Fighting Game Terms and Arcade Basics

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  1. 1. Mocking gesture Dan Hibiki loves, even pulling one off in midair
  2. 3. Lightest fist attack in the US Street Fighter II, below Strong and Fierce
  3. 7. ___!, the Street Fighter announcer's call for a flawless round
  4. 8. Eight-directional lever that moves your Street Fighter II fighter
  5. 10. Arcade housing; Street Fighter II sold more than 200,000 of them
  6. 11. Close-range attack that Street Fighter also calls a throw
  7. 12. Street Fighter II offers three strengths of this, plus three kicks

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  1. 2. The Street Fighter round clock counts it down; when it runs out, more health wins
  2. 4. One of six attack controls on a Street Fighter II arcade panel
  3. 5. Street Fighter II bout that goes to the first fighter to win two rounds
  4. 6. ___ Mode, practice first offered in home versions of Street Fighter Alpha
  5. 9. Move into the air to clear a low attack.
  6. 10. Small metal money piece inserted to pay for a game.

Street Fighter: Special Moves and Signature Attacks

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  1. 4. Dee Jay's rapid punching special is named ___ Gun Upper.
  2. 7. Real-world discipline that inspires Dhalsim's stretching techniques.
  3. 9. Wrestling throw that Zangief performs while holding his opponent upside down.
  4. 11. White-clad martial artist with a red headband and a longtime rivalry with Ken.
  5. 12. E. Honda's horizontal, head-first charge is called Sumo ___.
  6. 13. M. Bison's aerial maneuver is named ___ Reverse.
  7. 14. Spanish fighter who wears a mask and uses metal talons.

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  1. 1. Flat inner surface of the hand used for E. Honda's slapping attacks.
  2. 2. C. Viper's electrified punching special is named ___ Knuckle.
  3. 3. Iconic energy projectile launched by pushing both hands forward while calling its name.
  4. 5. Three-bladed metal weapon worn by the masked Spanish fighter.
  5. 6. Common gaming term for a blazing projectile, such as Dhalsim's ranged special.
  6. 8. Cammy's low, rotating advance is named ___ Arrow.
  7. 10. Street Fighter IV's ___ Combos use the Revenge Gauge.

Street Fighter: The World Warriors of Street Fighter II

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  1. 1. Garment Street Fighter II's final boss takes off before a fight
  2. 2. Protective face covering worn by the Spanish acrobat.
  3. 6. The stretchy-armed competitor's elephant-filled arena is in this country.
  4. 7. ___ round, where competitors can smash a car for extra points.
  5. 9. Country of the temple base where Street Fighter II's dictator fights
  6. 11. Green-skinned competitor with orange hair and electrical powers.
  7. 13. American military competitor with a tall, flat haircut.
  8. 14. M. ___, the dictator who leads Shadaloo

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  1. 1. Home country of the female detective with hair buns.
  2. 3. Traditional Japanese wrestling sport practiced by the bathhouse competitor.
  3. 4. Bearded professional wrestler known for the Spinning Piledriver.
  4. 5. Home country of the bearded professional wrestler.
  5. 7. South American nation represented by the green-skinned competitor.
  6. 8. Female detective famous for the Spinning Bird Kick.
  7. 10. Game term for a match's setting, such as a bathhouse or air base.
  8. 12. Blond American martial artist whose usual outfit is a red uniform.

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