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Peter "Navy" Tuiasosopo, who portrayed E. Honda in the '94 Street Fighter film, has sadly passed away. News of the actor's passing was confirmed by his son, Manoah Peter Tuiasosopo, in a Facebook post this week.
Capcom released their own statement about Peter's death as well.
do a roster of random customized avatars in Street Fighter 6 world tour mode:
To create a roster of random customized avatars for *Street Fighter 6* World Tour mode, perfect for showcasing on a blog or social media post, follow these steps to make it both visually engaging and fun for your audience: Start by deciding which characters to feature. You can include iconic *Street Fighter* characters (such as Ryu, Chun-Li, or Luke), or create randomized original avatars through the World Tour mode, allowing you to design unique characters with different appearances, outfits, hairstyles, and accessories. When creating custom avatars, experiment with World Tour’s customization options, mixing and matching different styles like haircuts, outfits, and accessories (such as glasses or tattoos), and don’t forget to give each avatar a unique name and backstory to make them feel more developed (for example, "Kara, the streetwise tech expert who learned martial arts through her love of video games"). If you prefer variety, you can randomize combinations each time or work within a theme, like futuristic or retro fighter styles. Once your avatars are ready, capture high-quality screenshots using the game’s screenshot functionality, whether they’re in action during a fight, celebrating a victory, or showcasing their unique features in close-ups that highlight their customization, like facial expressions or accessories. Then, create a dynamic roster grid for your post, mimicking a *Street Fighter* character selection screen, with each avatar displayed in their own box, including their name, a cool action shot, and a brief description or fun facts, like their fighting style or preferred move set. To add an element of randomness, you can include a "spin the wheel" feature or online randomizer for fans to generate or vote on avatars. For added flair, make sure your design is visually striking by using bold fonts for names, stylized borders to separate characters like in a game menu, and a dynamic background in line with *Street Fighter 6*’s vibrant aesthetic—think neon lights or gritty urban settings. When posting online, engage your audience by encouraging them to share their own avatars, setting up challenges where followers post their creations, or creating a poll for fans to vote on "Dream Match" scenarios between custom avatars and iconic characters. Don’t forget to use hashtags like #StreetFighter6, #WorldTourMode, #CustomFighterRoster, and #SF6Avatars to make your post discoverable. For a blog post, platforms like WordPress or Medium are great for showcasing your roster with headings for each avatar and their stories, while for social media, tools like Canva or Photoshop can help you create professional-looking graphics. For social media posts, consider creating a carousel to show off the avatars in a grid. Additionally, you can explore creative series like "Avatar of the Day" or "Customization Spotlight" for ongoing engagement. By combining custom avatars with colorful graphics and backstories, you’ll create a fun, interactive post that attracts *Street Fighter* fans and casual players alike, whether it’s on a blog or social media.
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Hi I was curious if Ingrid is a goddess since she has been known to create mysterious objects such as Pandora and in several of her dialogues she mentions that she doesn't age, so would it make sense to add that as her affiliation of sorts or is there not enough evidence? Also, this would make her the second god-like being after Gill if that is the case.
what if the heralds or bodyguards are immortal human warriors/fighters from the past of the alien demigod/final boss and based on the fusion of Villains from 80s movies for Street Fighter 7:Sho'nuff from The Last Dragon & Clubber Lang from Rocky 3,John Kreese from Karate Kid &Ivan Drago from Rocky 4,Thulsa Doom from Conan & Kurgan from Highlander, and Lo Pan from Big Trouble in Little China & Chong Li from Bloodsport and similar to Marvel's Horsemen of Apocalypse, Marvel's Heralds of Galactus,the Sith Inquisitors from Star Wars, and Dark Generals from Digimon?
female Indonesian character/fighter who is a mother and wife
male Haitian character/fighter with soul power and psycho power
male nigerian character/fighter
male ghanaian character/fighter who has a pregnant wife
female jewish Israeli American fighter/character
hijab wearing muslim American female character/fighter from Iran or Iraq or Afghanistan or Qatar or Saudi Arabia
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I need more people that love Vega so I can legit yap about him aaa. I love him so much I'm going INSANE but I barely see any Vega fans is here someone who loves Vega ( -_・)?
If Streetfighter were to make another movie would Danny make a good Necalli? What do y’all think??
Just as I arrived to Minneapolis (where I, or Kate Lafontaine (which is who I would also be in the Street Fighter franchise, lived in my teenage years), I also spotted Mel, who was in the search of a friend that he would like to make. “Hey,” Mel said, “are you, uhh… Kate?” “Yes,” I said, “that’s me.” “So I was right after all,” Mel exclaimed, “I gotta tell my dad about this!” “Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait,” I cried. Soon, Kate introduced herself to Mel, and he did the same thing to Kate. After a few days, Mel finally said that he was wondering if he could be friends with Kate, following with a smile. Kate gleefully accepted his friend request. And soon, our friendship grew stronger, along with Ignacio and Lily. Ignacio also follows me everywhere in this story, and that’s most likely due that I really like Vega. Lily, on the other hand, also follows me everywhere. This is because they are my close friends.