The worst Street Fighter characters ever
We top o🌞ff Street Fighter Week with a look at the c🐻haracters we don't need to see in IV

We'll be honest - most of these characters are from the Street Fighter III series. The games introduced a 12-year-old's🐻 sketch book worth of extraordinarily absurd bogeymen and we'll n🌟ever forgive them. Okay, maybe we will, but we're still going to point and laugh.
Of course, not all of Capcom's bizarre deviations occ🔴urred in SF III - there's plenty of awful character design in the series to ridicule, and we've collected the best of the worst for you to peruse.
Don't get us wrong - we love Street Fighter, check out澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:some of this we🦋ek's other retrospecti💟vesfor proof!
Dudley
An elite British boxer roughly patterned 🌺after famous fist-fighter Jack Johnson, Dudley makes his entrance in SF III in search of a stolen antique car, further perpetuating the harmful stereotype 🐽that British people love antique cars.
Above: "Pardon me, sir, do you fancy a ruck? Oh bollocks, I've forgotten the Grey Poupon!"
Hugo
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Again,a character sourced from a real person - Andre the Giant. Not a bad resemblance, excepting the bulbous Scandinavian sausage fingers. He can at lea𓃲st be remembered as the character with the most descriptive name - it probably took five Tequila shots and a creative mind on par with Da Vinci's to come up with this one.
Above: Yep, Hugo is pretty huge. Clever.
Yun
You would think that being a Kung-fu master, skateboarding, and wearing a hat 💮would make you cool. Ac💫tually it makes you look like a complete tool. Weird.
Above: Radical!