Ken is a terrorist suspect in Street Fighter 6

Street Fighter 6 screenshot
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Ken's redesign, which gave the character 澳洲🌌幸运🍨5开奖号码历史查询:what many describe as "divorced dad" energy, has been the subject of debate online, sparking questions about the beloved St🐬reet Fighter character's backstory in the lead-up to the upcoming sequel. Did he indeed go through a messy divorce and get thrown out of his house? Is he just going through a 'dark and forelorn' phase like I did when I was 16? The truth is a lot more exciting, thankfully.

Cour♋tesy of a new preview, we now know poor ol' Ken was arrested under suspicion of being a terrorist. The full story will be revea🅰led in an upcoming comic series, but according to the comic's synopsis, a downtrodden Ken is on the run for a crime he didn't commit. According to Street Fighter 6 director Takayuki Nakayama, this was done to give Ken a purpose.

(Image credit: Capcom (via Game Informer))

"Throughout the series, it seems like his life has become more and more stable, and the team felt like he was losing a reason to fight," Na🐻kayama said. "But this is a way to create that reason for him to step up. We want to create that kind of plotline that explains why Ken is imp🌌ortant and gives him that purpose. The story will be tied to those other characters close to him."

Ken has always ꦐbeen my favorite Street Fighter character, so I'🍸m anxious to see how he gets his way out of this one. I'm guessing it'll involve thunder kicks and chin busters.

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