#Street fighter duel meta movie#

Schugerg and his foot-soldier goons El Gado and Holly Wood in an up-and-coming spin-off brawler that Capcom would release a year later named Final Fight, which was briefly titled during development as Street Fighter '89 and the character would also have a weaponless moveset and a more unique appearance while being renamed as Guile. This concept would later be passed down to the Mad Gear Gang's fourth ringleader Rolento F. In addition, Shilke is also oddly named after the female sprinter of East-Germany, Silke Möller. The prototype character design appears to be based off of the minor antagonist Narumi from the manga Riki-Oh (both characters being spiky-haired fighters with savage personalities who have habits of licking their own knives). 6.4 Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bindĭesigned by 'Pigmon-san' and Akira 'Akiman' Yasuda, the original character concept for Guile began in an early 1988 character pitch, starting out as a USMC commando-sweater wearing, American war-veteran named Shilke Muller (German: Schilke Müller), who had earned the nickname Killing Machine due to how savage, intelligent, and formidable he is as a warrior a former Green Beret with a high IQ of 220 that is superhuman enough for him to be able to completely read the minds of his enemies, has lightning-fast movements, and his special move is the Jumping Hundred Crack Knife.

#Street fighter duel meta movie#

6.2 Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie.