Here’s AAC’s entry for soul power:
Rose’s free-flowing power. From a righteous heart, mental power changes to physical power, with “ki” called forth contained within. With infinite hidden possibilities, misuse does not invite calamity. Opposite to the representation of psycho power on the screen above as a pale blue shine, presented as a yellow shine.
Cammy’s sentences from Capcom’s SFZ3 webpage:
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Produced by Shadoloo’s wonderous technology, a reinforced human being.
Complete mind control and given a mock memory implantaion, role is concerning fighting data acquisition.
However, her accident has begun.
Vega being troubled with her reaching a state of being, sends out the order to obliterate the rest of the reinforced humans, which she still doesn’t know about.
And the answer to HnN #48; more or less obsolete with the Zero series developments, so enjoy a little piece of history:
As for Sagat, why did he probably become Vega’s subordinate?
Sagat was shown Vega’s overwhelming strength. However, he has no reason to surrender to Vega’s strength. For the sake of his destined rival, Ryu and their fight did he enter into the evil organization. It was believed that if the invariably evil emperor Vega appeared previously to Ryu before him, it’s believed that he would be what is known as goose feathered.
In short, Sagat has no reason to be undeciding for Vega as ruler. However, Vega is different. As a capable follower, he’s treated with courtesy. Second among the ranks of the Shi-Ten-Oh (the Grand Four), after Vega. A close associate is probably not saying too much. Then, ordinarily for the two of them, how do they probably keep in touch?
To start with, do they not compatibly practice their fighting techniques? Vega’s concerned opponent is a fighting style without a doubt, with Sagat personally giving his name and the practice commences, quote unquote. Due to practicing with a strong fighting style, he believes his own moves are polished with Sagat already involved.
In addition, when in Thailand Sagat accompanies Vega as the occasional bodyguard. A strange atmosphere proceeds from the two and an ominous one. One is a high rising one-eyed man after all.
It is believed that Sagat likes to plan a rebellion to rise to the top but, Vega by no means sees this desire. However, would that sort of scene be the same motive for Sagat to become a subordinate?