This is a page listing Cammy's references in general pop culture since her debut in Super Street Fighter II.
Street Fighter[]
Capcom games[]
- Tiffany Lords from the Rival Schools series has a move called Exciting Kick, which is similar to Cammy's Cannon Strike but it deals multiple hits.
- Cammy is seen on a poster in Resident Evil Survivor.[1]
Other video games[]
- Sonya Blade from the Mortal Kombat series has a move in Mortal Kombat 3 identical to Cammy's Cannon Spike, but it deals multiple hits.
- Noel Vermillion from the BlazBlue series has a move called "Type III: Spring Raid" which resembles Cammy's Cannon Spike.
- Sofia from the Battle Arena Toshinden series shares a few similarities with Cammy (up until Battle Arena Toshinden 3):
- Both women were amnesiacs who had fought against criminal organizations (Himitsu Kessha and Soshiki in Sofia's case, and Shadaloo in Cammy's case).
- Both women also wear leotards as part of their primary outfits.
- Both women are also in different nationality with Cammy is British while Sofia is Russian.
- Cammy appears as one of the collectible Spirits in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Sheik is used as her stand-in fighter.
Comics[]
- Miu Fūrinji, from the manga and anime series History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi, shares a strong resemblance to Cammy's design; additionally, they have both been brainwashed, were trained in multiple styles and are cat lovers.
Television[]
- Cammy says "Allons-y" ("Let's go!" in French) before performing the Hooligan Combination in Street Fighter V. This is a reference to The Doctor (specifically his Tenth incarnation), the protagonist in the long-running popular British science fiction series Dr. Who.
- Old art for Delta Red's George Ginzu makes it seem like he's wearing the Typhoon seem throughout the Kamen Rider series, being more evident in Cammy's ending for Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival
Animations[]
- Cammy makes a cameo appearance in the 2012 Disney film, Wreck-It Ralph. In the first trailer of the film, Cammy can be seen for a brief second at Game Central Station in the right-hand corner of the screen. Later in the actual film as the bad guys head off to Game Central Station, Cammy can be seen chatting with Chun-Li for a couple of seconds as they pass by the villains. Her outfit is nearly identical to her trademark Delta Red attire, except that instead of her usual barelegged appearance with green streaks, she's wearing light green tights. This change was most likely made to make her outfit more modest and more appropriate for a family-friendly setting.
- In the animated series The Boondocks, recurring supporting character Cindy McPhearson's design, especially her hairstyle, is based on Cammy.
- In the fourteenth episode of Food Wars, the intermission card features parodies of the some characters dressed as Street Fighter characters. The one of the main supporting characters, Megumi Tadokoro, is dressed as Cammy.
- This is also featured in the manga's title page of the twenty-ninth chapter.
- In the second episode of Chained Soldier, Shushu Suruga plays as Cammy against the protagonist, Yuuki Wakura, who plays Guile. Shushu defeated Yuuki in three consecutive matches.
Internet[]
- On August 17, 2016, Cammy appeared in the 65th episode of ScrewAttack's web series "Death Battle", where she battled and lost to Sonya Blade from the Mortal Kombat franchise. They fought at an air force base after the former killed the latter's most hated enemy Kano and Cammy lost after being gunned downed by Sonya's drone, suffered an X-Ray Attack, and got ripped in half by the kombatant's strong legs.