sort of. look at the center portion of her dress and the way it moves on one side
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Happy Birthday, Chun-Li
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sort of. look at the center portion of her dress and the way it moves on one side
edit: ugh beaten
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Capcom actually retconned the birth years around the time of SFIV. It's Chun Li's birthday but she isn't 53.
Shame as I'm not a fan of "floating timelines".
Shame as I'm not a fan of "floating timelines".
53 ain't even old. Ming-Na Wen played Chun in the live action Street Fighter movie, and at 57 she's still kicking ass and looking great doing it on The Mandalorian. Let our girl age, Capcom.
Ming-Na Wen is a treasure, and, yep, at 57 looks better than many do at 27.
Ming-Na Wen is a treasure, and, yep, at 57 looks better than many do at 27.
I need a movie with Ming-Na's Chun rescuing the baby girl from 3rd Strike. Basically Logan starring Chun.
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I kinda dislike that capcom showed us that in such a crappy way in SFV
Ages don't really matter in the SF universe.
They're so going to go all-out with customization DLC with SFVI.
They're so going to go all-out with customization DLC with SFVI.
Ages mattered a ton in SF until Capcom decided it would be more convenient for SFIV to ignore it altogether.
The whole ensemble structure of the cinematic mode makes it impossible to tell an impactful story. NRS gets away with it because of high production values, but their story modes are rather forgettable too. You need a protagonist. Stories aren't just sequences of events, they're pivotal moments in a character's life. You gotta have a character to put on that pivot. You gotta have somebody you follow from their day-to-day life, a crisis that upends it, and into a new normal.
Imagine a Chun who achieved her goal of avenging her father years before, defeated Bison and got back to being a young single girl and all that. But now she's a middle aged woman who never really figured out what she wanted to do with her life. Just going from one fight to the next, until she hears about this dude called Urien trafficking children for some mysterious project. Orphans nobody cares to look for. Orphans like her.
Like the shit writes itself, but you gotta commit to a protagonist to tell it.
Happy bday to the queen of fighting games (together with Morrigan's sprite)
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