Top 10 Biggest Frauds in the Street Fighter Franchise
SF characters that absolutely are not what they pretend to be.
Despite how much he wants Third Strike's players to think that he is a powerful and scary beast, the version of him that appears in Third Strike's gameplay is so goofy, weak and generally pathetic that he almost makes Dan look like a "top tier" character; in fact, he might actually be even more "bottom tier" than Third Strike's main Joke Character (its version of Sean)
His fighting style is called "The Strongest Style" but actually is incredibly close to being "The Weakest Style" due to the fact that he is one of the Street Fighter franchise's playable characters; also, he calls said fighting style "one that he invented" despite the fact that its actual inventors far-too-clearly are/were immensely more skilled fighters that he is an extremely mediocre imitator of (Ryu, Akuma, Ken, Sagat, Gouken, Oro, et cetera)
He calls his favorite sport "one of art's highest forms",
yet his favorite sport is boxing (Balrog's favorite sport)
Despite how badly he wants Third Strike's players to think that his "secret agent" disguise is flawless and makes figuring out who he is completely impossible, his fighting style basically is an even more brutish version of Balrog's while at least two of the characters that appear in his Arcade Mode ending in Third Strike look like him QUITE a bit while also basically being detectives
Despite the fact that he constantly shows off the "uniqueness" of his powers,
said powers are blatant clones of Dhalsim's stretching ability and Blanka's zapping ability
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