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Zangief

Trivia:
In the ending scenes of Zangief's story, he is seen handshaking the president of Russia. The president has a remarkable resemblance to the real-life political leader of the disbanded Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.), Mikhail Gorbachev.

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Vega

Trivia:
It is surprising to note that M. Bison speaks words that seem so odd for a man of his caliber as evidently shown in his victory quote. He would mention that "handsome fighters never lose." Strange words that only a narcissist fighter like Vega would probably say. It is indeed another attribution error in the North American version of Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival.

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Gargantuan Street Fighter

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T. Hawk

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A noble fighter and a real tribute to the Thunderfoot tribe. T. Hawk is considered as the tallest Street Fighter with a towering height of 7 feet and 7 inches (223cm). Thus, making this native indian warrior a true gargantuan fighter. Sagat is just an inch lower than him.

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Sagat

Trivia:
Sagat had no eye patch when he was still young as seen in some official arts released by Capcom. The reason why he lost his right eye is due to a deadly fight he had in the past. The man who did this is his rival whom he slew but gouged his eye in the process.

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Sheng Long

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Ryu

Trivia:
In Ryu's victory quote he mentioned someone named Sheng-Long. From the game's early release, many fans believed that Sheng-Long must have been Ryu and Ken's martial arts' master-- but such is not the case. Sheng-Long is just a translation error of Capcom's North American version of the game. Actually, it should have been translated as "Shoryuken" and not Sheng-Long. One of Ryu's famous skills and not of some people's name.

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Alternate Ego

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M. Bison

Trivia:
M. Bison just like Ryu, Ken and Akuma has his own alter-ego that is much more powerful and can take less damage than his normal self. He is called the Final Bison or True Bison as depicted in some Street Fighter games and originally named as Shin Vega in Japanese versions.

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Victory Quotes

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Ken

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In Ryu's victory quote he would say, "You must defeat Sheng Long to stand a chance." This quote has a remarkable counterpart in Street Fighter III: Second Impact which is slightly altered and quoted by Ken. After defeating Sean in a fight, Ken would say to him, "You must defeat Ryu to stand a chance."

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Jane

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Guile

Trivia:
In Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival and other titles of Street Fighter II, Guile's wife was named Jane. However, she is later called as Julia (not to be confused with Juli) in most games including the Street Fighter Alpha series and most recent sequels. This new name is now officially confirmed in the Street Fighter canon.

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Chinese Food

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Fei Long

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Fei long is a true-blooded Chinese patriot who enjoys patronizing his own nation's products and customs. After defeating El Fuerte in a fight in Super Street Fighter IV, Fei Long revealed that he only eats Chinese food.

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Alternate Colors

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E. Honda

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The makeup on E. Honda's face is usually red but some of his alternate costumes have alternate colors too. Nevertheless, he is rarely depicted on arts with different paint aside from red. He is seen in official arts of Street Fighter II Turbo having a green paint and blue paint in Super Street Fighter Turbo.

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Dhalsim's Wife

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Dhalsim

Trivia:
In the ending scenes of Dhalsim's story in Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival, it was revealed that he had a wife and son back in India. His son's name is Datta but his wife's name was never mentioned. According to the official canon of Street Fighter series, Dhalsim's wife is named Sally.

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Smile

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Dee Jay

Trivia:
One remarkable feature of Dee Jay is his eye-catching wide smile. The Jamaican musician just love to smile whether in the midst of party or even in an excruciating fight. He is rarely seen not smiling at all, such is the case on situations depicted in Street Fighter 2 loss portraits and Street Fighter Alpha 3 time over loss.

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The Legend of Chun-Li

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Chun-Li

Trivia:
The 2009 Hollywood movie adaptation of Street Fighter is mainly focused on the life of Chun-Li. This movie is not considered as a direct sequel of the 1994 Street Fighter film but goes on another plot. It was titled Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li.

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