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Você está procurano:
- Alfonso “Blade” Montoya: assassino espanhol a serviço da Shadaloo, exibido pela primeira vez no suplemento Segredos da Shadaloo
- Blade (Gunloc): irmão de Guile transformado em Bison Trooper
Arquivo da categoria: Personagens
Blade (Gunloc)
Blade (ブレード, Burēdo?) é um personagem do jogo Street Fighter: The Movie. Ele e seus “clones” Arkane, Kyber e F7, são personagens exclusivos desta série, além de Captain Sawada.
Blade é um cyborg trabalhando para o ditador M. Bison (os chamados Bison Troopers). Ele foi um dos quatro soldados de Bison a serem experimentados e transformados em ciborgues. Sua missão é eliminar Guile e suas forças (A.N.). Na realidade, há rumores que Blade seja na verdade Gunloc (personagem do jogo de luta livre Saturday Night Slam Masters), irmão de Guile que estava em uma missão secreta para descobrir mais sobre a Shadaloo e foi capturado.
Na batalha, Blade usa ataques que envolvem facas e tazers. O estilo de luta de Blade é comparado a vários personagens da série Mortal Kombat. Os ciborgues, como um todo, são semelhantes na aparência, mas tinham uniformes de cores diferenciadas, semelhantes aos ninjas Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Reptile, etc. Nas versões para videogames domésticos de Street Fighter: The Movie, a Capcom retirou os cyborgs.
SF Movie
Drake
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- Drake: um lutador à serviço da Shadaloo, mostrado pela primeira vez no suplemento Segredos da Shadaloo
- Drake: um lutador à serviço da gangue Skull Cross
Drake
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DRAKE
An FFT boss. They don’t have bios.
Final Fight Tough: A Skull Cross member, Drake is a possible third boss you
fight (and the one you fight on the way to get the ‘best’ ending). He’s in
charge of smuggling weapons for some mysterious company called The Sims.
[from the game]
Where he is now: Hmm.
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
He’s a sailor you fight on his boat.
…what the heck are The Sims anyways? They’re just mentioned after
you beat Drake and that’s that, but something must have been important
because stopping their weapon shipment lets you get a ‘better’ ending where
everyone comments that their job is done (as opposed to the alternative of
feeling like their job isn’t done).
Caine
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CAINE
An FFT boss. FFT bosses don’t have bios to my knowledge.
Final Fight Tough: Caine’s a possible third boss that you fight if you take
the bus on the third stage. He’s fought in a scrap dump. However, to get
what is probably the best ending, you skip right past him and never fight
him at all. [from the game]
Where he is now: Wondering why Capcom doesn’t give him any love like they
did for the Final Fight 1 bosses? Dunno.
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
He’s a mechanic. With goggles and a wrench. A wrench that he pokes
you with. Which… seems to be the only thing he does.
Callman
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CALLMAN
Another FFT boss with no bio!
Final Fight Tough: The second boss you fight. You either fight him in a park
or in a restaurant (he’s probably the bouncer there), depending on which path
you take. Not much more to say. [from the game]
Where he is now: Wondering why Capcom didn’t even bother to so much as
give him an official bio when Capcom gave all the FF2 bosses some? Dunno X 2.
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
He’s a bouncer. With suit and tie. And… um, do I have to say that
all the FFT bosses are Skull Cross Gang members?
Dave
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DAVE
I don’t believe Capcom made official bios for the FFT bosses.
Final Fight Tough: Dave’s like… a twisted riot cop who’s leading a riot in
Metro City. The riot’s actually a distraction so that the Skull Cross Gang
can break their leader out of jail during the commotion. He’s the first
boss in the game. Not much else to say. [from the game]
Where he is now: *Shrugs*
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
Hey hey! It’s Edi. E without the fat and the gun! Still has the billy
club and facial hair though.
Philippe
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PHILLIPE
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 67 kg
Blood type: unknown
Native place: fought in England (not conclusive of birthplace)
Final Fight 2: He may look like a normal clown, but Phillipe is
financially supporting Mad Gear by smuggling illegal items through the
circus. Haggar and co catch up to his train and beat him up.
Where he is now: Fear the clown!
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
His circus train says “R&B Circus” on it (possibly based after the
Ringling Brothers)
Retu
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RETU
Height: 225 cm
Weight: 205 kg
Blood type: B
Native place: Fought in (and probably born in) Japan.
Final Fight 2: Retu leads the new Mad Gear in its attempt to make a
comeback. He holds Genryusai and Rena captive, before Haggar and co fought
him and knocked him out the window.
Where he is now: Probably dead, like Belger. Those windows are deadly
things, after all.
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
He’s stated to be responsible for reviving the Mad Gear. Doesn’t seem
to me like he actually “revived” heresay given all the FF2 Mad Gear members
are completely new with the exception of Andore and Rolento.
I wonder if Sodom was the one who recruited Retu or something. The
crazy Japanese Kabuki fighter seems like just the type that Sodom would
like. I don’t even know whether Sodom was the true leader of Mad Gear or
whether Retu was during the FF2/SFZ2 time period… I’d actually go with
Sodom though since Capcom doesn’t seem to give a damn about the majority of
their FF2 characters, and judging by Sodom’s SFZ2 dialogue with Rolento.
In-game storyline-wise, Rolento is suspected to be the boss of Mad Gear
in FF2 until he reveals that Retu actually is.
Retu is also pronounced “Retsu”, but his name was romanized as “Retu”.
He’s not SF1 Retsu though, unless he decided to take up Kabuki and get a
spin kick and put on 130 kilograms of weight before joining an evil gang.
Admittingly, a kabuki wig would do a good job of covering his bald head.
Won Won
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WON WON
Height: 225 cm
Weight: 205 kg
Blood type: A
Native place: Fought in Hong Kong (and probably born there).
Final Fight 2: Instead of a chef gone bad, he’s a former sailor/mariner
who closed the harbor neighborhood in Hong Kong. Apparently he’s involved
with a local Mafia called “108 Dragon”.
Where he is now: *shrug*
Miscellaneous Facts and Notes
His Japanese backstory is completely different from his backstory
overseas. Instead of a chef gone bad, he’s a former sailor/mariner
who closed the harbor neighborhood in Hong Kong. Apparently he’s involved
with a local Mafia called “108 Dragon”. Ironically, Won Won wields a
cleaver in the Japanese version, but it was censored from the overseas
edition of FF2. Rather silly when he’s the chef outside of Japan.
“A brutal man who’s respected by the area’s local Mafia, 108 Dragon,” is
his Japanese description. Still likes his knife for good cuisine.
