Zoey

Marie

Ignacio

Galen

Ollie

Tala

Quinn

Bodie

Teacher

British

Vampire Bodyguard

Francis

Woman

Bodyguard

The Narrator

African lady

Soft Bubbly

Southern

Robot

Hailey

French

Hood

Indian Girl Accent

A French Girl

Male Russian Accent

Irish

A laid back fighter who enjoys streaming and the latest technology.

Middle eastern fighter 

a hyper, easily excitable fighter who constantly thinks out loud about new recipes even during a fight. He frequently seeks inspiration from other fighters he meets because of their various origins across the globe, much to the annoyance of some, but to the amusement of others. His cooking has mixed results.

a Mexican luchador and chef.

Mary takes care of her health to maintain her good appearance, liking to jog in Metro City's Bay Area. She also likes cleanliness, always keeping her room organized. When Mary was a child, she wanted to become a florist.

Due to her running exercises, her legs are strong.

Two P's background is largely unknown. He was discovered lying in the road, shirtless, and was helped by members of the Mad Gear Gang, eventually joining their ranks. Due to whatever happened to him, he has developed memory loss.
Two P was part of the original Mad Gear Gang that terrorized Metro City, often appearing alongside J.

Two P has a very humorous personality.

Sean is eager to prove himself as a strong fighter and hates being referred to as weak. He often makes a point of bringing up Dan as a shining example of weakness and thus someone he hates being compared to.

He is also a huge fan of Ken Masters and wishes to learn from him in hopes of becoming a better person. Additionally, Sean reads a magazine named "Masters Online Karate" at the time of Street Fighter V. Sean is also somewhat afraid of his older sister Laura.

a confident amateur martial artist from Brazil.

He is presented as a cult leader who would become a benevolent and compassionate monarch over his worthy subjects (akin to a Cult of Personality). Worldly, majestic, impressive, and charismatic in his pursuits, Gill is not without flaws however, being haughty, arrogant, disdainful, manipulative, and even outright draconic and elitist at worst, with his cult using immoral and machiavellian ways such as kidnapping, coercion, DNA manipulation, brainwashing.

the leader of the Secret Society.

Hugo is often depicted as somewhat typical "dumb muscle", being quite unintelligent and dimwitted; this is somewhat accentuated by his odd facial expressions, and he even occasionally acknowledges this. However, he is very short-tempered and will make any excuse to get into a fight, especially if he or his best friend Poison is insulted in any form. Hugo also takes a lot of pride in his size, strength and extremely muscular build, to the point that he often claims to barely feel most attacks.

 a professional wrestler

He uses his connections within the Mad Gears to gain information on rival gangs and uses his position as a police officer to arrest them, simultaneously furthering his own career and the goals of the Mad Gear Gang in one fell swoop. He is often seen ruthlessly pursuing Cody. Edi. E is a corrupt police officer and was a top lieutenant in Belger's Mad Gear Gang, in charge of the city's West Side. When Mike Haggar's daughter Jessica was kidnapped by the gang, Cody encountered Edi. E outside a bar.

corrupt and immoral, Edi. E is rather cowardly.

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Daughter of Zappa and Randy.

"A former martial arts teacher on the North side of Chicago, the man commonly referred to as Mokap was called upon by Johnny Cage to do some motion capture work for his new movie "Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance". Mokap was flown to Hollywood to begin his first session, which consisted mainly of the Crane and Snake styles. Although many other martial artists were used, Mokap was brought in repeatedly for his vast knowledge of fighting techniques".

a motion capture actor.

G is confident and charismatic, openly and loudly claiming he is the President of Earth. His movement in combat shows a commitment to showmanship; he waves to the audience as he walks, and dances and bows in many of his moves. He enthusiastically greets any "Earthlings" he meets and gives advice to enemies, even 'evil' characters like M. Bison and Necalli. He presents himself as a savior in some quotes, like Gill.

G is confident and charismatic, openly and loudly.

F.A.N.G is incredibly eccentric and flamboyant, his frequent mannerisms usually consisting of odd movements and poses, much to the bemusement of others. Regardless, he is also a cold elitist and acts very condescending towards others, an example being his interactions with his own fellow assassin, Vega and boxing enforcer, Balrog, both of whom he considers incompetent and foolish.

the second-in-command of Shadaloo

Abigail's personality is like that of most other stereotypical rev heads and ironically, while traditional Canadian stereotypes include being generally well-mannered and polite, Abigail very rarely displays these traits despite being in a gang and being an expert on vehicles; he is instead shown to be quite dimwitted, hot-tempered, abrash and childish. He always likes to pretend he's driving a car and making bad impressions of car noises.

hulking brute of gargantuan proportions.

E. Honda is an honorable and friendly man who warmly welcomes people he sees as good; he is also ambitious in regard to displaying the strength of sumo to the world, and to that end he always gives his all during his training and fighting regimens. He also enjoys hot steaming baths between training sessions, his favorite spot being Kapukon Yu.

an honorable champion Sumo wrestler.

an American person who is obsessed with Japanese culture and philosophies and thus considers himself a native from that country. Sodom is well-versed in many elements of Japan's culture; however, a source of humor is that his usage of the Japanese language is questionable, as shown with the kanji on his costume and several of his win quotes.

an American Japanophile.

Often crass and abrasive, Alex's boldness tends to land him in deep trouble; he is also prone to violent outbursts of extreme aggression, especially if the people he loves are threatened. He is also very straightforward and refuses to mince words, especially when it comes to his confidence in his abilities. At times, this desire to prove himself can overwhelm his common sense, leading to very dangerous situations that test the very limits of his fighting capabilities.

a powerhouse wrestler who lives in Manhattan.

Birdie's character is very fitting of the "dim-witted brute" archetype. He is violent, short-tempered and generally unkind to others around him, and has an unsettling habit of licking his chain attached to his wrist before and/or after combat.

a comical glutton who enjoys eating.

Abel has a quiet nature that is often mistaken for aloofness and emotional detachment. In truth, however, Abel is a kind and compassionate man, though his amnesia has caused him to develop a tough outer persona. By the time of Super Street Fighter IV, though he remains somewhat aloof, Abel has become more sociable and friendly to his allies, thanking Chun-Li, and giving El Fuerte chocolate. He also shows a soft spot for puppies, something he proudly shares to cat lover Yang.

a French amnesiac mixed martial artist.

a Texan who had trained under the same master as the ex-sailor Galford, Ayame, but quit early due to his bad ties with Galford. Thanks to some of this training, however, despite his enormous body – huge in both height and girth – Earthquake became deceptively fast and tricky. His ninjutsu combined with his size makes him a formidable warrior. He uses this to his advantage and becomes a bandit, somehow being the leader to his own bandit gang.

respects no one except for himself and his minions

Necalli is misanthropic, sinister, unrelenting, vicious, ominous and feral. He also has a wild personality, somewhat similar to Blanka (when angered), but is much more malicious and unstable. He possesses however a hidden genius. Necalli seems to be attracted to powerful fighters and wishes to devour their souls either for sustenance or to appease his gods due to being their "Emissary". Necalli has a visible stutter when speaking, possibly due to the souls he has devoured.

an ancient, mysterious Aztec warrior.

Despite having the appearance of a wild man, Blanka is generally passive and docile, and is fond of family connections and friendships as well as children. Yet, when angered, Blanka attacks as though he was a wild animal let loose from a cage, ferociously attacking his opponents with predatorial rage.

a feral man from the Brazilian jungle.

tyrannical and authoritative, much in contrast with the benevolent and compassionate nature of his brother Gill (though in reality Gill's far from a good person and is quite fanatical).

Urien also renounces any noble traits and elements associated with leadership, regarding them as worthless, and instead seeks fear and subjugation through his reign, much like a despotic, oppressive, totalitarian, and domineering tyrant. Accordingly, he screams phrases such as "crush", "destroy" and "kill"

ruthless and malevolent disciple.

a loudmouthed, vituperative, and temperamental master of Kung-Fu, hailing from the U.S. Believing himself to be the strongest in America, he develops a personal hatred for Ken Masters, who carries that title officially. He notably tends to call Ken by his full name. He is often seen riding his motorcycle with his girlfriend, Candy.

a tall, morbidly obese man with blond hair.

Dee Jay is generally a good-spirited, cheerful, happy-go-lucky man who loves fighting, dancing and composing rhythms. Dee Jay is rarely seen without a smile. Dee Jay tends to always see the positive side of everything in life, being consistently happy and rarely getting upset, angry or sad even under the worst circumstances. However, despite his laid-back attitude, Dee Jay does not tolerate belligerent troublemakers at his performances, literally kicking them out if necessary.

a Jamaican kickboxer who has made enormous strides

Hakan is known to be very short tempered and has a strong belief that his own fighting style is the best in the world. He also has (according to his win quotes in arcade mode) mixed regard depending on what fighter he has fought. Some like Ryu, Gouken, Zangief and Dhalsim he holds in high regard, but others like Rufus, El Fuerte and Adon holds with low regard, and he also responds to evil characters quite harshly (he even considers Cody an evil person because of his prison uniform).

a Turkish oil wrestler and devoted family man.

Dan can be best described as being his own worst enemy. Despite his miserable record of losses, Dan still believes himself to be the superior fighter; his ego is so bloated that he even sometimes tries to steal credit for other people's actions. Despite being portrayed as an arrogant and cocky man, Dan is ultimately good-natured and thoughtful. Dan sees himself as a fatherly figure and mentor to his friend Sakura, constantly advising her on fighting techniques.

arrogant, overconfident and feeble

Twelve bears no active personality, usually copying its opponents' quips and uttering "target" and "complete". Beyond this, Twelve is only capable of expressing itself in a binary code cypher (00001 = A, 00010 = B, etc.). Its winquotes imply a simplistic, aggressive and even thuggish personality, akin to that of an arrogant foot soldier.

In its rival battle against Necro however, Twelve is shown speaking in a normal manner. Twelve isn't without quirks in its personality, however.

a shapeshifting humanoid weapon

Kim strives for excellence and righteousness in everything he does, be it his fighting or personal life. He is a loving husband and father, and a strict disciplinarian. He is deeply respected and admired by his acquaintances for his honesty and bravery, and has many friends amongst the characters in both King of Fighters and Fatal Fury. However, he apparently can't handle his liquor very well, as seen in his team's ending for The King of Fighters XI.

A master of Taekwondo

A once charming and slim fighter, Bob participated in numerous tournaments and was not only beloved by the fans, but also by the spotlight. With immeasurable speed, Bob's only flaw was his lack of power, causing him to suffer greatly when fighting against opponents heavier and larger than himself. Determined to triumph, Bob increased his body mass by fattening himself, but also making sure that he would not lose his speed in the process.

A man with great pride in his body.

Duck King developed his unique fighting style when he met and lost to Terry in a street fight. During the Fatal Fury series, he often strives to improve his dancing skills and prove himself against his rival. He frequently likes to visit and party at Richard Meyer’s night club, the Pao Pao Café.

In The King of Fighters XI, he is part of Team Fatal Fury composed of Terry and Kim Kaphwan. He is invited by Terry; but it took him, Choi and Chang to convince Kim to join the team.

A friendly and outgoing guy towards everyone

Neiz seems too often underestimate his opponents. He often insults and laughs at his opponents during battle. Furthermore, he seems to like toying with his opponents. He seems to care for his comrades, as he is clearly angered by Dore's death. That said, he is not above arguing with them, as he briefly entered a bitter argument with Dore after he accidentally hit the latter with a kick to the head due to Goku dodging his kick at the last second.

A member of Cooler's Armored Squadron.

Rolento can be described as a somewhat "twisted" (though very far from being evil) patriot, who consistently bases his entire life, dialogues and behaviors in the "strict military veteran" stereotype, with a rather fanatical zeal. He is often heard praising absolute order and discipline and despising any rebellious or "inadequate" behavior (as seen during his Street Fighter × Tekken interactions with fellow partner Ibuki). Having fought in countless wars, particularly the Vietnam War.

a former member of the Mad Gear Gang.

seems calm and composed, but in reality, he is a cruel and nihilistic warrior full of wrath and hostility. Though he sees fighting as a futile lifestyle, as it "victimizes people, destroys love, and creates hatred," he continues to fight out of an inability to forgive people like his father, who abandoned him and his now-dead sister to pursue the fight.

a young savateur from Paris.

Rashid was once a “normal” kid with an incredibly strict and abusive family whom abandoned him for not being good enough. He ended up having to spend years of people who he considered friends and family to abandon/betray him. Leaving him to believe that he didn’t deserve love and that he shouldn’t let people be allowed to care for him because then they’ll end up leaving him. He ended up growing up to be a corrupted hacker who would hack into technology to cause problems.

An evil hacker whom is now working for Rose.

Very goofy and annoying, Choi wants to be free from Kim's hands. He is sadistic, since he loves to slice stuff, especially human flesh. Although, Kim's "Rehabilitation Project" seems to be working, since Choi's lost some of the desire to kill.

He speaks with a playful theatrical accent, often ending his sentences with "-de yansu" (much like he often calls people "buddy boy" in Playmore's English localizations). He also has his own character image song, entitled "Choi Bounge Ondo",

one of the original members of the Korea Team.

a calm and confident fighter - sometimes to a fault - with a strong sense of justice. Charlie has a crime-fighting attitude akin to his friend Guile, though more out of righteousness rather than revenge; even so, he sometimes acts reckless. While normally he acts in a professional manner, he lets his emotions get the better of him at times.

a former Captain of the United States Air Force.

Despite his physically imposing appearance, Bratken is very simple-minded and has the mentality of a child. He enjoys playing with toys, and his best friend is a stuffed bear. Bratken is prone to causing excessive damage due to him not knowing his own strength, but despite this, he is said to have a very gentle heart.  

a member of the second incarnation of the Mad Gear

Chang fights mainly with his steel ball and his body weight. Despite his contrariness, Kim's training in Taekwondo is working, since a man with that weight is now capable of performing the Hienzan move (although not perfectly).

a very lethargic and rather silly man.

Hi my name’s Jovi. I might seem like I’m a fox but don’t be fooled. This is actually my second form! Do I have any other forms? Well I don’t really since I never really tried to change into anything that’s not a human or a fox. Oh would you like to see my human form? Being a shapeshifter is so fun but I’m just sticking with my fox form because I vibe with it. Who knows maybe I could finally manage to pull off other forms. I could even copy other people if I wanted to.

I can from my human form to my fox form

a calm person, but when angry she soon goes berserk, making her the troublemaker of the Dolls. Like Juni and Juli before her, she was "programmed" for total obedience; however, she takes this to an extreme and exhibits very strange 'robotic' mannerisms, often speaking in the form of verbal commands and making observations about the various characters she defeats (e.g. she notes that Ryu is "mostly retrievable" if she defeats him, but considers Evil Ryu as "disqualified".

A member of M. Bison's elite guards, the Dolls.

Mario Zucchero is a vain and careless individual compared to his partner Sale: when asked what he would do with 6 billion lire, Zucchero answers that he would spend it on vacation trips and women, not thinking about how the money could help him rise within Passione. His first appearance shows him driving despite not paying much attention to the road, to Sale's frustration. He is also reckless, suddenly jumping out of a car in the middle of driving.

 A Passione operative and Sale's partner.

Luca is a ruthless and merciless gangster. Luca usually hides behind a masquerade of amiability and citing friendship as one of the most important values. However, he uses the term friendship to disguise his will to be obeyed and paid for what he sees as his due payments for operating on his territory. Luca is particularly callous and violent, threatening Giorno Giovanna for money, and refusing to listen when Giorno adamantly claims to have none.