Gill carries himself like he’s the biggest threat in Street Fighter’s world. You’d think that by now we’d see some kind of purified form of Rose where her Soul Power is off the charts, but maybe in Street Fighter VI. When he’s amped up his Psycho Power, there’s nothing Rose can really do to match up with him. In fact, Rose is basically equal to Bison, but just when he’s in his base form. She is Bison’s doppelganger, albeit flipped in gender and alignment. Rose doesn’t get her hands dirty too often, but her backstory makes it easy to calculate where she ranks among Street Fighter‘s strongest. Gill also makes his first public appearance by defeating G, which G seems to fully accept with open arms. While Rose can’t stop the apocalypse, she can still best G in battle.
While he appears to be the avatar of Earth itself, G ranks only so high. In fact, according to Rose’s Street Fighter V storyline, G is supposed to be the harbinger for the end of everything. Despite all that, this enigmatic Uncle Sam knockoff is still a mystery threat that we’ve yet to understand. GĪs the story goes, Street Fighter V was supposed to get a second campaign, and G was going to be the villain, but the idea was scrapped. In the meantime, he lazily puts up his dukes in hopes that it will kill his boredom. Cody never does act on his potential, so we don’t actually know how high up the ladder he’d be if he gave a damn and asserted himself. That’s as high praise as you can get, considering how Akuma usually resorts to insults. In both his regular and Oni form, Akuma tells Cody in his winq uotes that if he actually tried, he would be a major threat. Simply put, Cody is insanely powerful but lacks the drive to hit his potential. With Cody, there’s an actual story explanation. It’s a lot like how Terry Bogard and Ryo Sakazaki are heroes in their own fighting games but act as supporting characters in King of Fighters. Seth is reduced to a malfunctioning afterthought.Ĭody is a unique subject as he’s a hero from another property ( Final Fight) thrown into Street Fighter, where he isn’t really allowed to be the protagonist. They’re quickly overshadowed by Bison licking his wounds from Street Fighter II and reestablishing himself as the top terrorist. They gave Ryu a run for his money in the Tie That Binds anime, but Seth never really proves to be anything more that just another villain.
Unfortunately, Seth never really does anything of note in the story. Seth runs their own evil organization and is the mastermind behind the big tournament, which gives them a spot by default.
#SETH STREET FIGHTER 4 UPGRADE#
Not only does Seth have Taskmaster powers that allow them to understand basically every fighting move they see but they have a rubbery android body that allows them to upgrade said moves in badass ways. Seth has the honor of being the final boss of the Street Fighter IV games.
Funny enough, Guile and Chun-Li – the heroes from the two live-action movies – are nowhere to be found. So who are the most powerful characters in Street Fighter lore? I’ve put together a list of the top 15. For real, even Sean’s endings show him either lose repeatedly to Ryu or reveal that him winning the game’s tournament was just a dream he experienced while knocked after the first round. Some even reach demigod status and become virtually invincible. Boss characters and main heroes are the best of the best in the story. Despite being a game where every fighter is supposed to be more or less on the same level, the narrative doesn’t reflect that. Street Fighter has been around since 1987, which means it has introduced many, many characters to the fighting game pantheon.
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