United Kingdom

The United Kingdom or UK is a constitutional monarchy located on a group of islands in Western Europe. Existing since 1707, in the Street Fighter series, it features stages set in England, Scotland, and Hong Kong (until and before 1997, Hong Kong was a part of the United Kingdom and Colonies and was a British Dependent Territory). Many significant characters have hailed from the UK, most notably Cammy. The country has been in Street Fighter, Super Street Fighter II, the Street Fighter Alpha series, the Street Fighter III series, the Street Fighter IV series, and in Street Fighter V.

FlagsEdit

(British Hong Kong, until and before 1997)

List of fighters who hail from the United KingdomEdit

• Cammy (in England)
• Dudley (in England)
• Birdie (in England)
• Eagle (in England)
• Blair Dame (in her Fighting Layer backstory)
• Area

Non-PlayableEdit

• Keith Wolfman
• Matthew McCoy
• Mr. Gotch
• Schot
• Billy (Final Fight 3)

List of fighters somehow related to the United KingdomEdit

• Fei Long (in Hong Kong, until and before 1997)
• Dan (in Hong Kong, until and before 1997)
• Yun (in Hong Kong, until and before 1997)
• Yang (in Hong Kong, until and before 1997)

Non-PlayableEdit

• Hoimei and Shaomei (in Hong Kong, until and before 1997)

United Kingdom stagesEdit

Birdie's stage from Street Fighter

Eagle's stage from Street Fighter

Fraserburgh Castle, Cammy's stage from Super Street Fighter II

{{Nihongo|London Station Grounds|ロンドン駅構内|Rondon-eki Kōnai}}, Birdie's stage from Street Fighter Alpha 2

{{Nihongo|Train Cemetery|トレインセメタリー|Torein Semetari}}, Birdie's and Eagle's stage from Street Fighter Alpha 3

Dudley's stage in Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact

Dudley's stage in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

Historic Distillery stage in Street Fighter IV

Barrel Buster bonus stage in Super Street Fighter IV

Union Station stage in Street Fighter V

Union Graveyard stage in Street Fighter V

English Manor stage in Street Fighter V

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TriviaEdit

• Capcom uses the Union Flag, the UK's flag to represent both Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
• Stages set in the UK follow two distinctly diverse aesthetic approaches: being set in either fairly grotty, run down areas (mostly due to being Birdie's home stages) or glamorous, historic and/or classy locales suitable for Cammy, Eagle, and Dudley.