In the Matador movie, Vegas mom has a scratch on her face that resembles the mark on Vegas mask. Vegas design in Cannon Spike bears a resemblance to Marilyn Manson. She's assuming that it is, and even though it technically isn't, she's enamored by it. Vega is one of the few characters in the original Street Fighter IV game who has one rival (in his case, Chun-Li) throughout the whole sub-series. Bushin-ryu isn't technically a ninja style, but her interpretation is kind of incorrect.

Like in real life in America, how you have people who are really into Japanese culture. She's someone who's very colorful and cheerful and poppy. But at the same time, she's not a very stern character. The Hoyokusen resembles its 3rd Strike incarnation if blocked, or if parried by. Someone who can excel at things like cheerleading and gymnastics types of physical activities. Chun-Li uses quite a variety of motions for her special moves in Street Fighter 6, so here are all of the relevant movements with simplified explanations for each: Motions Quarter-circle. In Street Fighter V, the Hoyokusen now deals a total of 37 hits if unblocked as a homage to the infamous 'Evo Moment 37' from Evolution 2004, where Daigo Umehara (as Ken) successfully parried Justin Wongs Hoyokusen (as Chun-Li) on zero vitality to win the match. She wants to be like Guy, so she practices bushin-ryu style, but simultaneously, she's a very athletic character. Not only that, but we wanted to make that trio a diverse group, with Kimberly being an African American woman who is enamored by ninja culture.

'We wanted to kind of recreate that relationship with new characters, so Kimberly's the last piece of that puzzle, essentially. 'She's like the last piece of the trio of Luke, Jamie, and Kimberly that is almost related to how Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li were in the older generation of Street Fighter,' Fujioka says.

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