For instance you say Dudley is based off Jack Johnson and John L Sullivan, but thats not really something new when it comes to SF as Ryu and Sagat were both based off real life martial artist who had a rivalry with one another, and Ryu and Sagat were created sometime in the late 80s.
Having an entire cast of characters who are inspired or copied from other characters or real life people isnt very creative, unless you take it to a whole new level of design, like the Guilty Gear characters were all inspired by music, and only one of the people in the cast that I know of is actually modeled after an actual singer, while the rest of the cast was inspired by lyrics and music, thats something I find to be extremely creative.
Its true the SF3 cast has better character designs then quite a few other games or game series, like DOA, Virtua Fighter, Tao Fang, Mortal Kombat, etc, etc, however past SF games have provided better designs, and designers. Then there’s the Guilty Gear character designs, which are probaly the best fighting game charater designs in the past decade, although Im waiting for the designs that will surpass GGs.
Check again, mate. The way he phrased it suggests that introducing the SF3 characters at any time will make the comic shitty. I agree it would be a little early just yet, but that’s not what HE said. Re-read his post.
That says pretty clearly to me that Time_Stop wants Udon to keep the pace nice and steady for Street Fighter, he didn’t even mention not letting the SF3 characters kick in, he only talked about keeping the pace.
I agree with him entirely on this, the comic finally started to get a really nice story-building pace, it would be a shame to screw it up now by rushing character appearences.
Heh, touch. Alright, I’ll drop the argument. Back on track, even though Chun-Li was introduced in the last SF3 game, I hope Udon will take advantage of her appearance to use her as an intermediary character between both arcs. That, and maybe they can shed some light on Q’s character like they did on Decapre. :pleased:
Well Q if you didnt know is one of Interpol’s agents or something like that. Its weird Q’s identity is known, but the person is nameless. There’s also a shot of the back of Q’s head in the Eternal Challenge book that shows his hair (meaning he’s not a robot given that, rather someone in a suit)
Talking about Q, even though it’s been confirmed that SF2 appearance was just the shitty colour pallete. Udon should have Q watching Ken or Ryu fighting in the harbour.
Q’s a member of Interpol yet the FBI (or was it CIA? I forget right now. Sleepy) is trying to track him? How… odd. Could see some interesting conspiracy storylines springing up from something like that if Street Fighter’s official storyline were still actually like, you know, ALIVE right now, though.
I didnt really understand it myslef really, it was something someone on another forum brought to my attention.
Like I think if I remember correctly the person was saying the woman standing next to the projection screen with an odd look on her face is Q or controling Q. I wouldnt be suprised if Q was a robot being secretly controled by someone within an agency for whatever reason, although that wouldnt explain Q having hair.
It would be cool to see SF2 backgrounds in the comic. I know it’s off topic, but coco saying Q should be watching Ryu and Ken in the background of the harbor (Ken stage) gave me the idea. Wouldn’t it be cool to see a 3D perspective of Ken or Ryu stage?
It would be cool to see the Street Fighter 2 backgrounds in the comic. The kinda did the Sagat stage during the Ryu Vs Adon. I’d like to see Ken’s stage also.
As for the Street Fighter 3 characters. I hope Udon have a leave a gap in the story before starting the SF3 arch like a “‘X’ amount of years later…” sort of thing. I think the flow in the games story between Street Fighter 2 and Street Fighter isn’t smooth at all. Most of the SF2 cast has disappeared by the 3rd game and there is so much new stuff going on by then.
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