STREET FIGHTER GAIDEN: V. 2 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Itou Mami | 170 pages | 11 Jan 2011 | Udon Entertainment Corp | 9781926778150 | English | Richmond Hill, United States Street Fighter V Volume 2: Rise up by Ken Siu-Chong, Paperback | Barnes & Noble® Oct 24, Ozan rated it really liked it. I really enjoyed this second volume too. There were two stories in this volume. First Ken and Ryu's first fight against Akuma which was started with a Ken mini story where Ken came to Japan to visit his master's grave cause it's the anniversary of the death of his master, Gouken. And at the end of the mini first part, Ken found his master's grave stone broken when he came to his master's grave next to the temple where he and Ryu trained under their master Gauken and Ken totally outraged by the i I really enjoyed this second volume too. And at the end of the mini first part, Ken found his master's grave stone broken when he came to his master's grave next to the temple where he and Ryu trained under their master Gauken and Ken totally outraged by the insident then came the 2 part Cammy story where Cammy fought against Vega, a Shadaloo organization member from Cammy's unknown past and then 1 part Cammy, Chun Li and Fei Long story where Chun and Cammy were bodyguard for the movie star Fei Long. Fei long got attacked but Chun and Cammy easly defeated the attackers only to find out that Fei Long wanted them in his next movie and all this attack was a set up to show how skillful they were to his director. Cammy and Chun beated Fei Long when they found out that Ken looked around the Temple for Ryu and felt this chi coming from Akuma, and found Akuma instead. They started to fight after changing some words, Akuma was like you should totally kill people, that's the way of the fist and Ken was like no way. Ryu felt that ken was in danger when Akuma and Ken started to fight so Ryu imidiatly started to look for them after falling from a tree that he was sleeping on Ken and Ryu helped each other get up and checked each other out to see if they were ok and then they were like Akuma just left That wasn't light hearted lol and i don't know why Akuma just didn't kill Ken and Ryu like he killed their master Gouken in this version of the story. It was better explained in the graphic novel: Street Fighter Classic: Hadoken and that was Akuma saw potential in Ryu to be a rival to himself so let him live and become an exceptinal fighter like himself till the next Street Fighter tournament David Car mar rated it really liked it Jun 09, Clawful rated it it was amazing Dec 21, Samantha rated it really liked it Apr 13, Jackson Yoon rated it really liked it Oct 28, Daniel rated it really liked it Mar 24, Malik rated it it was amazing Feb 09, Jaclyn rated it it was amazing Oct 05, Shannon McNinch rated it it was amazing Jan 10, Zainulabideen rated it it was amazing Jul 26, Chris added it Jan 23, Joshua Anderson added it Nov 26, Elishia added it Jul 22, Raytomely marked it as to-read Aug 19, Peter Doyle. One of Dorai's best students, he is now an up-and-coming martial arts movie star whose insistence on "making the fight real" rapidly becomes detrimental to production, due mainly to damaged props and public property as well as injuries to the stunt doubles. Ken Masters briefly volunteers to be his opposite in a fight scene while touring Hong Kong with Ryu and Chun-Li, but the destruction caused by the fight forced the director to halt the filming and cut the scene completely. Later, upon learning of his Master's supposed "death", he become distraught with grief and seeks to avenge him. While visiting the hospital where Dorai was taken, the Chief of Interpol informs Fei-Long of the charade. Later still, Fei-Long with the assistance of Cammy, after a brief fight with her in Dorai's hospital quarters, identifies Balrog as the Shadowlaw operative who ordered the hit on Dorai. Peter Spellos. Sagat was the "King of Muay Thai", which is infamous as one of the most vicious forms of martial arts in the world. When he fought professionally, he was the champion of Thailand and everyone simply called him "Champ", but after refusing to throw a match for the Ashura syndicate, he was framed for selling drugs and was both imprisoned and disgraced. The Ashura syndicate's vendetta against Dorai, Ken and Ryu was carried out in a very poor manner by one of their men by planting heroin in Ryu's luggage at the airport in Bangkok, after which Ryu was imprisoned in the same prison with Sagat. The two of them gained each other's respect and were able to learn more about the Ashura from their experiences. After the Ashura kingpin was arrested, evidence of Sagat's innocence was "discovered" by the Thai police and he was released from prison. Unlike in the games, he does not have his trademarked scar on his chest, which he had since Street Fighter II , nor does he wear an eyepatch. His rivalry with Ryu is more of a friendly one in the show. Steve Blum. Dhalsim is a monk who lives in a remote village in India. Sagat had earlier instructed Ryu to seek Dhalsim for advice about the Ways of Hadou. Sagat had been turned down years before when he sought Dhalsim's wisdom, but had figured that Ryu might be found more worthy. Dhalsim is a practitioner of yoga and has some psychic abilities, and although he knows much about Hadou, he was unable to train Ryu to use the Hadouken , which was inadvertently triggered in Ryu's body during a lesson. Richard Cansino. His surname on the show is Fabio La Cerda. Vega is the popular, handsome bullfighter in Barcelona with a lust for blood and no value for life. Though he isn't as obsessed with beauty as his video game counterpart, he is still highly vain. He also moonlights as a cage fighter for rich socialites, and unlike his in-game counterpart, he is not affiliated with Shadowlaw or M. During a bullfight attended by Ken, Ryu, and Chun-Li, Vega develops an obsession for Chun-Li, whom is disgusted by his bloodthirsty nature, and plots to kill Ryu and Ken, whom he sees as rivals for her affections. He uses a strange "love potion" drug to induce a trance in her. While in the trance, she watches Vega and Ken fight each other in a steel cage at a secretive ball they were invited to attend. Vega offered Ken the option of using a weapon against him implying that would be the normal rules , but Ken fights him barehanded. After grueling and bloody fight, Vega was defeated, despite having broken both of Ken's feet with his claws, along with giving him a number other painful slash wounds, and elsewise having the advantage of dropping down from above with his signature attack. The fate of Vega is not clearly known, but was last seen being carried out of the steel cage on a stretcher after having hung from the cage ceiling unconscious and then diving downward in a "final attack" where Ken caught him on his shoulders, instead of finishing him off. Tomomichi Nishimura. Joe Romersa. Balrog is an executive officer of Interpol, but unbeknownst to the other members of Interpol he works for Shadowlaw as an informant. Suspicions had been raised when Inspector Dorai's failed assassination suggested that only a senior officer of Interpol would have been aware of his investigations into the Shadowlaw organization. Ultimately, Balrog's secret is discovered by Fei-Long and Cammy after his cover story's inconsistencies were compared. Before being placed under arrest, Cammy took revenge against Balrog for giving her fraudulent reasons for the assassination. Balrog isn't portrayed as a fighter in the show and only shows up in his boxing gear during the second opening credits. Debra Rogers. Cammy White is a former agent of MI6 who now makes her living as a mercenary assassin. Being a devout Roman Catholic, she always prays for forgiveness before and after each hit. She takes much pride in the quality of her work, and believes when she's hired for a job, the death of her target must come from her hand and not as an accident or incidental occurrence, to the extent that she will even protect her target from harm until she is ready to strike. US : October 25, Street Fighter: Round One: Fight. Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist. Street Fighter II V. JP : April 10, Street Fighter: The Animated Series. US : October 21, JP : JP : April Street Fighter: Sakura Ganbaru! Street Fighter: The Comic Series. 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