Game Review: Character Street Fighter - Nash #25
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At first before we enter into further discussion about Charlie Nash's Characters in the street fighter game series. Nash is a figure figure of the Street Fighter fighter game series. Charlie was first mentioned in the Street Fighter II storyline first launched in 1991, where he was a deceased friend of war from Guile, one of the playable characters in the game. Charlie is canonically introduced in the Street Fighter Alpha game, which takes place between the original Street Fighter and SFII events. Because of Charlie's integral role as a character in the background of Guile, the much-populated Street Fighter adaptation before the launch of Street Fighter Alpha featured Charlie's portrayals. Charlie appears as a playable character on Street Fighter V. Charlie Nash is also a video game character from the Street Fighter series, which first appeared on Street Fighter Alpha, originally referred to in Street Fighter II. He is a former Air Force Captain of the United States and a friend of Guile, who had long thought to die before being brought back to life as a puppet for the Illuminati.
Name
Charlie is known as Nash in the Japanese iteration. This is due to a Japanese-English translation error on Street Fighter II and an upgrade where, at the end of Guile, Guile accuses M. Bison of killing his friend Charlie in Cambodia. However, in the Japanese version, no names of Guile or Cambodian friends were mentioned. In the Street Fighter comic adaptation by UDON and also The Legend of Chun-Li, the Japanese name Charlie was made into his family's name, giving him the full name of Charlie Nash. The name was then canonized by Capcom, as seen in Charlie's dog tag on Guile's intro on Street Fighter IV. Although Charlie follows his real name "Nash" on Street Fighter V in all areas, including English-speaking areas, it should be noted that in his prologue account, Guile called him "Charlie" several times in the English Version. Furthermore his full name is said by C. Viper in the prologue of M. Bison, and also by Helen in cinematic story, in both English and Japanese versions.
Appearance
Because of Charlie's integral role as a character in the background of Guile, the much-populated Street Fighter adaptation before the launch of Street Fighter Alpha featured Charlie's portrayals. Charlie was wearing green cargo pants with boots of the same color and an orange flower vest. She has glasses, which she takes off before a fight, and an exaggerated hairstyle consisting of big blond hair. Glasses do not need to be seen, and look pure cosmetics. He has his classic outfit as an alternate costume on Street Fighter V. In Cannon Spike, Charlie's yellow wing vest, he has a black sleeveless shirt in his jacket, his dark green camo pants and he wore different shades of green fighter.
Charlie retains a similar outfit for his return on Street Fighter V; However, his body appears to have been patched again, as it is covered with strange staples, and the marks of his skin change color, implying that he has had many skin grafts since his mission on Street Fighter Alpha 3, or more precisely, since his death. on Street Fighter Alpha 2. Her hair is now Platinum Blonde and her right forearms and hands, right shoulder, and right front of her skull including her eyes, replaced roughly and clamped with transplanted dark skin parts. This implied comes from Eleven, one of the mimicry experiments that the Illuminati failed. Other strange features include a green gem embedded in his forehead, similar to that implanted on the foreheads of Gill and Urien that Helen abducted to keep alive. His flak vest and cargo pants are brown while his combat boots are light green. The outline and collar of his flak jacket are golden yellow. Charlie's premium outfit resembles the original concept, referred to as "assassin". In his Halloween DLC costume, Nash retains his pants and boots from his main outfit but gets a long flashing vest. His skin tone became lighter, making his appearance similar to Frankenstein's Monster. He can choose to fight with or without a vest.
Personality
Charlie is a quiet and confident fighter - sometimes wrong - with a strong sense of justice. Charlie has an attitude against evil like his friend Guile, though more than the truth of revenge; Even so, sometimes he acts recklessly. While he usually acts professionally, he lets his emotions get better from him. In Charlie's Alpha work looks relaxed while drinking scotch and reading a book very different from Guile's behavior. In Street Fighter V, Charlie's personality looks to have undergone drastic changes because his initial reasons are unknown. Instead of the straight, cool, and sarcastic look of the Alpha series, Charlie is now cold and driven by the obsessive need to kill M. Bison. Consumed with this obsession, Charlie is as cruel with friends and enemies, three examples (indicated at bargain prices) threaten Chun-Li's life, telling Alex not to fight him if the first one is not ready for death and has nothing to do. tell Guile about his resurrection. He is also far less forgiving and takes on a more nihilistic tone, judging Cammy to be as guilty as M. Bison as his previous slave, while during their meeting at Alpha 3, he considers him an innocent victim of Shadaloo's cruelty. Charlie thinks Birdie is useless, calls him a "stupid pig" and asks why he's alive, even though Birdie is no longer a member of Shadaloo on Street Fighter V.
Despite his cruel personality, however, he still has a calmer side than ever, meeting him with Ryu and remembering Chun-Li, Guile and Cammy being two examples. It's also more visible in A Shadow Falls after he failed to kill Bison. When Rashid mentions his lost friend, Charlie is shocked to hear his words, after holding his conscience and realizing that his friends need him. This restores a quieter side, which is finally shown after he's saved by Guile, both of whom work together to hold Abel the Psycho, and the former gives him back his dog tags to rekindle their friendship. It might be thought that the reason for his apparent change of personality in Street Fighter V comes from his resurrection, making him look like a zombie in the open. This is hinted by the title "Paradoxical Avenger" in his biography card in official SFV social media material. However, the information in the prologue and cinematic story mode can tell a different story: that he has reached this state of mind completely from himself as a result of everything else that has happened.
By following his prologue, he immediately contacted M. Bison at the waterfall although not medically cleaned for duty. After the fight resulted in his betrayal, the mutilations fell, certain deaths, and reappeared with his new body, he soon learned that the military had long made him die. Furthermore, as seduced by the intro intro and CGI prologue story and finally confirmed by the full cinematic story, he is actually dead physically and his risen body will not last long. Instead of seeing a tunnel like a zombie, it is quite possible that his single, unmerciful personality comes naturally: his hatred for M. Bison has boiled down to the point that he lost his cool even before being betrayed by his own people, saying hatred. most likely aggravated and also mixed with paranoia after his betrayal, and the knowledge that his resurrected body at the time borrowed made him hurry to complete his mission and kill Bison as soon as possible at the expense of all other priorities.
Youth
Charlie's fierce sense of justice was ever present even at a young age. According to the supplementary material, Charlie Nash's past saw him as an U.S. student. The young Marine enrolled his students with psychology majors and an interest in martial arts. His career finally saw him ascend, and became skilled enough to win the Pan American Pan American Self-Defense Tournament. Immediately a member of the "secret military elite team", Charlie escorted a special mission to Thailand along with his old friend Guile. Their mission backfired and they were both caught. After escaping, Charlie believes that the enemy has information from someone in the U.S. military, and is determined to reach the bottom, looking for whoever is behind the incident in Thailand.
As suggested by the combat aircraft seen in the background of his stage, he has several types of flight training, but resides in the United States Marine Corps. In addition, the Marine Corps has its own fighting style called Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (or MCMAP.) Moments before the series, Charlie finally found some of his officers were pushing drugs during their service, and his investigations led him to find their relationship with Shadaloo, but to his dismay, Nash also found that infrastructure corruption and understanding of criminal organizations even went to his superiors, who rejected suspected possession of narcotics and pushed their power to illegal borders.Not going down without a fight, Charlie pushed his pursuit further when a single wolf brought them to justice.As his investigation into the conspiracy continued, he finally got Chun-Li's acquaintance as a connection to ICPO and a valuable ally.
Street Fighter Alpha and Alpha 2
Charlie was given a mission to track Bison and find Shadaloo soldiers in American military troops. In the end of his non-canon SFA, he defeated Bison. As he summoned the reserve, Bison attacked him from behind and apparently killed him. In SFA2, Charlie meets with Rolento, who wants to know what Charlie means. When Charlie mentions Shadaloo, Rolento decides to stop him. Late Charlie sees he finally tracks Bison to Brazil and faces him near the waterfall. After Charlie defeats him, he begins to interrogate Bison. Before he could get a response, he was shot from behind by a reserve helicopter aimed and fell from the waterfall. Bison did not see Nash as a threat anymore and did not bother to make sure he died. Due to Charlie's flashback in A Shadow Falls, his Alpha 2 end is officially regarded as a canon, which makes the whole of its non-canonical Alpha 3 story. The remix version of his Alpha ending ending is even heard in Bison's prologue story and both use excerpts from boss and ending fights.
Street Fighter Alpha 3
In Street Fighter Alpha 3, Charlie's fate has two results. The central plot is that Charlie is said to go AWOL; However, he is completely disguised to investigate Shadaloo and his relationship with the military. Lately seen as the ending "What If". At the head end, found by completing the campaign mode when Charlie, he tracks Bison, survives the battle and successfully destroys Shadaloo's secret base. In the updated Alpha Alpha console port, Guile is added to playable playlists as well. In Guile's storyline, he's ordered by his boss to track Charlie. After realizing Charlie's intention, Guile's team with Charlie to destroy Bison's Psycho Drive, while Bison regenerated after Ryu destroyed his body in the process. Guile's escape, while Charlie remains behind to hold Bison and sacrifice his own life to destroy M. Bison permanently, though proved unsuccessful. Charlie's obvious death prompted Guile to avenge him on Street Fighter II. At Super Street Fighter II Turbo, a scene is shown from Guile who visits Charlie's tomb.
Street Fighter IV
Charlie is rumored to be played on Street Fighter IV; one of the All Games Network articles hints at one of the new characters as a Sonic Boom user, but this character turns out to be Seth. Charlie is somehow seen as a memory of the SFIV and SSFIV Guile prologues. His outfit (minus the forelock) is also an alternative Guile costume on Street Fighter IV. With the story, before the opponent's battle between Guile and Abel, it is suspected that Abel might know the information about Charlie after Guile demonstrates a Sonic Boom. Guile wanted an answer, but nothing was given. It was hinted, but never confirmed, that Abel's adopted father, a retiree, was probably Charlie himself. At the time, it is likely, however, that Abel sees Seth performing Boom Sonic rather than Charlie, as Charlie is thought to have long died at this point in the Street Fighter storyline, while Seth shares origin with Abel, and also utilizes Sonic Boom techniques as his projectile attack . A chart of the official Capcom character relationship, however, confirms that Charlie was the one who saved Abel from Shadaloo, providing strong evidence of his survival. Abel's biography page on Street Fighter: World Warrior Encyclopedia (hardcover version) also supports this evidence. Charlie's only known activity has been to entrust Abel to the care of some mercenary companions.
Street Fighter V
In the gameplay footage presented at the end of the 2014 Capcom Cup, Charlie (called Nash in all regional and in-game versions) is hinted at in quick order, appearing at the end of the trailer. A small part of the original theme from Street Fighter Alpha will be played briefly when he appears. Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono also dressed up like Charlie to further promote his performance in the game. On February 24, 2015, an official trailer featuring Charlie was released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel where he was seen fighting against Chun-Li and Ryu.
Charlie's prologue opens with an internal monologue, in which he states that "losing the most devastating person is always to himself". He awakens in a cave, emerges from a stone coffin, and is greeted by a woman named Helen, who is relieved to see that she is alive. He tells him that he has been badly wounded and asks Charlie if he remembers who is in charge. He remembers what happened, and in a flashback, tells her that he'll lower Bison. Guile's attempts to intervene, told Charlie that he was not emptied for duty and insisted that he join him on this mission. Determined to stop Shadaloo, and observes that Guile has a family that needs him, Charlie declines Guile's offer and insists on fighting Bison alone. Guile observes that Charlie is not rational, but does not interfere. Back in the present, Helen notices that Charlie's memory returns and asks him what happened when he fought Bison. Charlie explains that he faces Bison and tries to catch him, but the helicopter called for backup instead fires a shot at Charlie, and Bison throws him into the waterfall. Helen revealed that the helicopter was tested by members of the US military commanded by Bison, and Charlie was considered missing in action, allegedly dead. When Charlie finds out that Bison is alive, he asks Helen if she knows where she is. Helen admits that she does not know, but says that she has other information that might be useful. He tells Charlie to think about it, and gives him a few days to roam the world to pursue all the things that have happened since he disappeared.
A few days later, he meets Ed. Concluding that he was with Shadaloo, Charlie went on to get Ed and demanded an answer to where Bison was, while Ed demonstrated his Psycho Powers from his right hand and taunted him for being a corpse. They are annoyed by F.A.N.G who tries to bring Ed with him. After a brief battle, F.A.N.G decides to go with Ed, using a toxic gas cloud to escape and commenting how he found the whole situation annoying. Back in Russia in a few days, Charlie accepts Helen's offer to help her, and Helen tells her to start. Soon after, remembering Chun-Li, Guile and Cammy, he reiterated his earlier words that "losing the most destructive person is always to himself, but only he can defeat himself." With that, Charlie's thoughts were nothing but killing Bison, not letting anyone get in his way.
Shadow Waterfall
In Charlie's dream, he sees a sheep under the darkness. The animal turned into Necalli, who attacked him to devour his soul until an unexpected butterfly sparked a flickering blue light. Charlie finally wakes up in an ancient cave and finds himself in a coffin attended by Helen (referring to his prologue story) as he remembers when he confronts Bison and is killed in his hand in the Alpha 2 incident. He then glares into seeing Phantom Bison, struggling to stand up and walk out of the cave despite his injuries, ignoring Helen's attention. When Phantom Bison appeared behind him, Charlie first battled Bison, then angrily hit him with his Boom Sonic, but had no effect. Nash was burdened by his wounds as the bison grunted, then subsided into a purple glow. Helen was amazed that she remembered so much of her Air Force training despite being out of practice and also just passing away. He then gave him a mission to get a set of pieces of white symbolic chess, giving him the picture of the person with the next piece. To Charlie's surprise, the photo he gave him was none other than his good friend Guile. Helen tells him that she needs to take Guile's part if she wants to stop Shadaloo, and Charlie reluctantly has no choice but to pursue her target. Charlie finds and confronts Guile, Cammy, and Chun-Li, the latter still injured due to previous attacks from Bison. Surprised to see Nash, but not really believing him for his unnatural looks and cold stares, Guile told the two girls to stay there, and both took a fighting stance. Charlie manages to defeat Guile as he tries to hit him with his Sonic Boom. Charlie put his left hand to deflect his attack but eventually absorbed his projectile, and he was shocked by his body change. At that time, Rashid and his guests Azam came out of hiding, also intend to take the pieces. While Chun-Li involves Rashid in battle, only to lose his share, Nash can get Guile's pieces and run away to meet with Helen.
Charlie and Rashid met each other again in the underground arena in Russia, and it was revealed that they were both recruited by Helen to stop Shadaloo's plans. The Han jury, Helen's other recruits, showed up and was less impressed with Helen's team, testing the Rashid in a short battle. Helen then cuts and explains that the real chess piece is the key control for the seven Moons Black Shadaloo, which they use to fuel Bison's Psycho Power, giving her enough strength to rule the world. Just as Rashid begins to question who exactly he is, Urien, Helen's boss, also appears and skeptically feels very skeptical that his team's machinations will produce much success. He decided to test Nash in his own battle, wondering if the "creation" was helping to produce more than the "average doll". After easily defeating Nash, Urien tries to attack him, but Rashid goes in and rescues him. As Urien angrily leaves, Helen tells the others that Charlie has long died and her body is weak. Helen then put her finger on the green jewel on Charlie's forehead, and shone for a moment and seemed to regain her lost strength. Responding to her true intentions, Helen finally reveals that she hates Bison, but is devoted to a different and more appropriate world leader, finally convincing Nash, Jury, and Rashid to stop Shadaloo's final plan.
In the first infiltration against Shadaloo and his main base, Charlie can find and confront Bison, wholeheartedly for revenge. However, he is not fit for Bison and only managed to get away with his "life" because of Necalli's disorder. He was later discovered by Rashid and Azam, while Charlie looked in pain. When Rashid mentions his missing friend, Charlie is surprised to hear his words. His conscience and the calmer side awoke, for it reminded him of his own friends. He asks Rashid more about his lost friend until Necalli reappears in the pursuit of their soul, for failing to capture Bison's voice. They manage to escape from the base through the Karin helicopter, with Charlie hanging from the doorway until Guile holds his hand and helps him in. After reuniting at Kanzuki Estate, Guile is relieved to see Charlie alive. Both are seen trying to hold Abel brain-washed, which is consumed by Psycho Power. Guile did his best to restrain him and Charlie managed to absorb his own power, eventually releasing Abel from Psycho Power's control. When Charlie goes to regroup with Rashid and Azam, Guile gives him back his military dog tag, finally reviving their friendship. Abel recognized Nash and was surprised to see him leave.
After reunion with Rashid, Jury, and now Cammy, Helen arrives. He is happy to let them know that, thanks to phone transmissions from one of the lost hackers who were forced to work or Shadaloo, who delivered a message from a friend of Rashid, he now has a solution to stop the Black Moons plan. He tells Charlie that he'll have a chance to kill Bison. Charlie shook his head, stating that killing Bison was beyond his ability, but his friends might be able to do it. This crime is Helen, who claims that she sacrificed a lot to make sure Charlie was the one who stopped Bison, using the power given to Charlie by his master, even briefly speaking of a prophecy. Nash commented that because he was dead, his powers could not catch Bison, which continued to grow through the Black Moons. Helen then taunts him by telling him that he is not immortal and his decay is imminent, saying that there is no second chance for a "dirty dead man" like him. However, Charlie already knew this fact, and also what to do, walked away as the Rashid followed.
In the last attack against Shadaloo, Charlie and Rashid proceed to infiltrate the base, and Charlie goes to stop activation Operation C.H.A.I.N.S. Charlie arrives to see Guile, Chun-Li, and Ryu, confronted with Bison. As Bison climbs to the top of the Lair of the Four Kings, Charlie tells them to wait, then briefly looks down, happy with his friends. He then chases after after Bison, and the two end up doing their rematch. Despite defeating Bison, Charlie's efforts are limited, as Bison is regenerated with the power of the Black Moon. Rashid closes the Black Moon, but Charlie observes that he's late. Bison attacked Charlie, but Charlie revealed that this was the plan, and that he had tried to make Bison as close as possible. Charlie absorbs Poweron Psycho Power with his hand and Bison accuses him of attempting suicide. Charlie felt funny, because he was dead. She shone brightly as Guile called her name, realizing that she could not help it, but Nash kept picking up more until her body brimmed with strength. Charlie, unable to control this power, exploded. Finally dead, his dog tag fell back to the ground. Bison appeared unscathed, but Guile and Chun-Li noticed something different about the Psycho Power dictator. Finally, M. Bison was defeated by Ryu; Charlie Nash deliberately sacrificed himself to weaken enough Bison so that Ryu, who now controls his Hado powers, can complete the task of Bison well.
Charlie was introduced as the man who originally taught Guile's current fighting style. Because of this, Charlie is a "clone" that uses the same fighting style, complete with most of the same normal and special attacks, but with little difference. The main difference is Charlie's 'enhanced' fight style, while Guile is less adept because of his short temperament and lack of focus. This is demonstrated in his ability to throw Sonic Boom with one hand (and sometimes even his legs), as well as his two punching Flash Kicks that use both legs. In addition, Charlie also has a Knee Bazooka, one of the few dash attacks on Street Fighter Alpha 3. In Street Fighter V, like his personality and appearance, his moveset has undergone drastic changes while retaining some of the original roots. ; he now uses Moonsault Slash, an attack on the head of the air from Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes. His Kick Flash, now called Sonic Scythe, has been altered as it is done differently and with one foot. Charlie also appears to exhibit a power similar to M. Bison, including his wind-like kiss that generates Psycho Power-esque's dark passion for some of his attacks and he can teleport with Sonic Move, which allows Charlie to curl behind or above him. opponent. Like Street Fighter V, Charlie is no longer a charge character. In general, Charlie has a fighting style that is retooled and harder; This includes a new tackling maneuver, Tragedy Assault, where Charlie loudly pushes his opponent's head to the ground and puts Ki's energy into it, and Saber Valuers where Charlie forces the Sonic Rhinoceros vertically to the opponent's head.
Charlie's first Super Combo in the Alpha and Super X-Ism series is Somersault Justice, where Charlie releases a series of back-to-back Flash Kicks; on A-Ism levels 1 and 2 featuring two Flash Kicks, while level 3 adds a third. Charlie's second Super Combo is Sonic Break. Charlie throws a number of Sonic Boom attacks in various ways and numbers depending on the Super level used. At level 3, Charlie threw the Sonic Boom normally, then through a blow, then with Spinning Back Knuckle and finally kicked Sonic Boom to show his mastery over the attack. Charlie's third Super Combo is Blitz Crossfire. At level 3, Charlie brings together a series of hard, down-to-earth kicks that lead to a series of roundhouse jumping and ends with several ki-infused strokes, finishing with a punch. In Street Fighter V, Charlie's Critical Art is the Appraisal Seal. When executed, Charlie passes his opponent (the attack is a strike but the hyphen does not get hit if it is blocked) which becomes shrouded in black mist. Rising behind them, the mist disappears and Charlie slams the Sonic Storm vertically into the opponent's head, tackling ten hits.
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Game: Street Fighter Alpha
Height: 6'1" (186 cm)
Weight: 205 lbs (93 kg)
Eye Color: Blue, Green
Hair Color: Blonde, Platinum Blonde
Blood Type: AB
Birthplace: United States of America
Fighting Style: Special Forces Training, Special attacks that utilize his physical abilities
Likes: Justice, scotch, his best friend Guile
After Revival: Nothing special, possibly Guile
Dislikes: Injustice, After revival: Justice, scotch, and M. BisonRival: Cammy, Rolento, T. Hawk (SFA3), M. Bison, Guile (friendly), F.A.N.G, Ryu (friendly), Chun-Li (friendly), Urien, Necalli, Storm (X-Men vs Street Fighter)
Skills: Harrier maintenance, psychology, assassination, stealth
Moveset: Sonic Boom, Flash Kick, Tragedy Assault, Sonic Move, Sonic Scythe, Moonsault Slash, Bullet Clear, Sonic Break, Somersault Justice, Crossfire Blitz, Judgement Saber, Sonic Hurricane.
Other Forms: Shadow (Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter)
Alignment: Good (Before Revival), Neutral (After Revival)
Status: Deceased
Japanese Voice Actor: Toshiyuki Morikawa, Ryōichi Tanaka, Kōsuke Toriumi.
English Voice Actor: Scott McNeil, Dean Wein, Mike McFarland
Live Action Actor: Robert Mammone, Chris Klein, Alain Moussi.
Written by: @muhammadarsyad
Langsa, Aceh, Indonesia, 21 January 2017
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