Eagle (Street Fighter)

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Eagle

Eagle from Capcom vs. SNK 2 Capcom Groove
Game series Street Fighter series
First game Street Fighter
In-Universe Information
Birthplace England
Blood type AB
Fighting style Bojutsu
Likes Roast Beef
Dislikes Ungentlemanly Behavior, Unrefined Fellows
Special skill Golf (Handicap 0)

Eagle is a character in the Street Fighter fighting game series.

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[edit] Story

Eagle was born in England, possibly in the late 1950s. A cold-blooded individual, Eagle is a bouncer who was employed as a newly-rich noble family's bodyguard during the first World Warrior tournament. He was hired to defeat Sagat, but was unsuccessful and returned to the bar scene, eventually becoming a living legend. In the GBA version of Street Fighter Alpha 3, Eagle sought to perfect the beauty in his fighting style.

[edit] Appearance

Eagle is a tall, muscular fighter with blonde hair arranged in a pompadour. In the original Street Fighter, Eagle's outfit consisted of a tuxedo without the jacket, a bow tie, and suspenders. However, in Capcom vs. SNK 2 and the PSP and GBA versions of SFA3, he wears a white dress shirt with a red ascot tie, black pants, white gloves, and of course, his suspenders.

[edit] Trivia

  • Of all the characters in the original Street Fighter, Eagle is the only one whose second appearance would not be within the Street Fighter or Street Fighter Alpha series. In his case, it was Capcom vs. SNK 2. He did, however, join the SFA series afterwards in Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper.
  • As of Capcom vs. SNK 2, Eagle became a tribute to Freddie Mercury, with win quotes and inter-character dialogue reminiscient of Mercury. As a result, there are strong hints that Eagle is in fact a homosexual.
  • Each of Eagle's special/super moves are named after a British city, locale, or historical reference.
  • In the original Street Fighter, Eagle's stage is in front of a castle (presumably that of the noble family he works as a bodyguard for) overlooking a loch in a valley. It is also accompanied by Scottish/Irish bagpipe music, which hints that his stage is in Scotland rather than England.

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