Hi guys,

Haven't been submitting much of late due to time and work (plus getting ICQ
running for this week's online session) but I have been reading most of
what's been put up.
To be honest, I am really surprised, nay shocked at the amount of time spent
on Ken and Ryu's heritage. More importantly, the ire this seems to have
stirred up.
I'm not going to end the debate conclusively, just offer my opinion.
That opinion would be: Who cares?

I mean, so what if Ken is half Japanese, full Japanese, or neither, or both?
Ken is neither an American or Japanese exclusive name. It's true that just
because Kenneth is an American anme, does not make Ken exclusively American,
nor does it make him totally Japanese. Personally, I always thought that Ken
was an American simply born in Japan and brought up in a Japanese culture
with Western influence from his parents. I think the red hair was just for
SF2V.

Now, I should let ya'll know I am a huge anime fan. I have seen Street
Fighter II V, and while I personally didn't like it much, there is no reason
someone who did can't adapt it. In fact, it's proably a great idea for a
campaign setting; the rise of the World Warriors, and those who witnessed it
and participated.

On that note, anybody who wants to use SS2V as a continuity marker, take
warning: there are several GLARING discrepancies in the storyline. These
include:

1:Chun Li is 15, while Cammy is apparently older and much more "mature". In
Capcom GAME continuity (ie the game manuals) Cammy is supposedly 19 while
Chun Li is 24. Now, there is no way in heck I am beleiving that Cammy is 10
during that anime series.

2: Guile's friend Nash plays a prominent role in the series, and looks
NOTHING like the Charlie Nash we know. Nash appears in the series with black
curly hair.

3: Fei Long looks like a complete tool. Okay so maybe this isn't a
discrepancy, but it's still true. In my opinion, anyway.

Also, I have to say that the notion of Ryu having a German father strikes me
as being something that White Wolf may have made up. Why? I have no idea.
Maybe Capcom established that early on, and I haven't heard of it. I just
don't think that red hair is adequate evidence to suggest cross-racial
parentage; remember, this was a Japanese game, and the Japanese are fond of
portraying Japanese characters with distinctly Western details in comics,
animation, and yes, video games. I think it helps in differentiating
characters.

I also don't really think that White Wolf is the best source for the Street
Fighter mythos. Yes, I know they wrote the RPG, but a lot of things seem a
bit hackneyed at best. They made up a cousin for Ken, attributed Bison's
power to a funky meteorite, and basically tied o fill in the gaps of what
they got from Capcom.

Well, that's my take on all it, anyway.

Later,

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>uh, ryu's hair always looks dark to me, like brown or black. never seen it
>red. except when my TVs color goes screwy...

Oh, Ryu's hair was red in the first Street Fighter, They made it brown in
SF2, but made it red again in SF Alpha 1, 2, & 3. capcom said that he
started dying his hair just before SF2.

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> No no, the SPEED! THE SPEED!!! Not the MOVE. Speed = Dexterity +/-
>Modifier. Move = Athletics +/- Modifier. The Speed can go below Zero. Many
>fireballs are speed -1. Many Double Dread Kicks are Speed -1. Their MOVE is
>seperate.

sorry, I was useing the word move as a quicker way of writing manuver.
My comments on a MANUVER having a speed minimum of 0 total still stand. i.e.
someone with a wits of 1 has the manuver of "fireball" with a -2 speed
modifier, the manuver's speed is 0, not -1.

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>What? If Ken has an American father and a Japanese mother then Ken is
>American/Japanese. He is not one or the other, he is BOTH!
>In SF2, Ken is American. Because he was trained in Japan doesn't make him
>purely Japanese.
>
>Plus, someone said Ryu's father was German....I have never heard that
>before. What source was used for that?
>
>Mike

I never said that Ken was purly Japanese, I just said that he came from(i.e.
was born in) Japan.
About Ryu's German blood, I said that, & I'm not sure that it was official.
my source was none other than the Street Fighter: The storytelling game,
main rule book, in Ryu's Bio.

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>whatever, dude. I outlined my reasoning, and the best you can do is "it's
>not true because I say so." well, Dennis Has Spoken, so I guess I should
>just go back to read-only mode and not bother offering my input anymore.

Well, no. It's not true because of the way Japanese works. Ken's name is
Japanese because in the Japanese versions of the game it's written in
Hirigana, if he had a non-Japanese name(like Guile or Zangief) it would be
written in Katakana, plain & simple.

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>Actully Ive been doing alot of research for the game.
>Most of it is the games them selves, Manuals whenever I can find them
>Fighting Guides, messages to capcom.
>The hard part is trying to find whats official and what isnt.

A good guide to seeing if somthing is official is if it is a Capcom product,
not a Capcom license(like the RPG of SFEX), you can generally tell by
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> > No no, the SPEED! THE SPEED!!! Not the MOVE. Speed = Dexterity +/-
> >Modifier. Move = Athletics +/- Modifier. The Speed can go below Zero.
> Many
> >fireballs are speed -1. Many Double Dread Kicks are Speed -1. Their MOVE
> is
> >seperate.
>

<<sorry, I was useing the word move as a quicker way of writing manuver.

> My comments on a MANUVER having a speed minimum of 0 total still stand.
> i.e.
> someone with a wits of 1 has the manuver of "fireball" with a -2 speed
> modifier, the manuver's speed is 0, not -1.>>
>

Actually when we play, the speed would be -1 not 0. The reason being is
sometimes there is several people who are using really slow maneuvers and
the people with a speed of 0 would go before the people with a speed of -1.

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I disagree, and it's obvious our two game styles differ. If this works in
your games, that's fine. But by doing so, you are giving an edge to strong
slow power-maneuver types like Zangeif and other wrestlers. By capping the
minimum Speed at 0, then they lose the penalty of using slow vs. fast
maneuvers. If your Roundhouse is the same speed as your Jab, guess which one
you're gonna perform?

Again, personal campaign styles will vary.

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>
> > No no, the SPEED! THE SPEED!!! Not the MOVE. Speed = Dexterity +/-
> >Modifier. Move = Athletics +/- Modifier. The Speed can go below Zero.

Many

> >fireballs are speed -1. Many Double Dread Kicks are Speed -1. Their MOVE

is

> >seperate.
>
> sorry, I was useing the word move as a quicker way of writing manuver.
> My comments on a MANUVER having a speed minimum of 0 total still stand.

i.e.

> someone with a wits of 1 has the manuver of "fireball" with a -2 speed
> modifier, the manuver's speed is 0, not -1.
>
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I was looking at the preview of Aberrant and their description of
"Mega-Strength" and it gave me some ideas for how super-human stats could be
handled for Street Fighter.

First of all, I acknowledge the maximum of 8 for superhuman abilities. But I
propose that this max of 8 doesn't cover truly cosmic-levels of power. Goku,
Superman, Tekkaman, Ken from Fist of the North Star, etc.

Anyway, I compared the values for Mega-Strength to the chart listed in the
Storyteller's Screen. I found a remarkable progression and correlation.
Here's how it works out:

Str. Description Lift Avg. Success
1 Poor 40 .4
2 Average 100 .8
3 Good 250 1.2
4 Exceptional 400 1.6
5 Outstanding 650 2.0
6 800 2.4
7 900 2.8
8 curr. maximum 1000 3.2
9 1200 3.6
10 1500 4.0
11 (1) Stupendous 1 ton 5 auto successes
12 (2) Amazing 10 tons 10 auto successes
13 (3) Incredible 25 tons 15 auto successes
14 (4) Spectacular 50 tons 20 auto successes
15 (5) Godlike 100 ton 25 auto successes


Of course, if we were to go on a straight linear progression, equating auto
successes to average successes, the 5 Mega-Strength would ACTUALLY be:
Mega-stat = Linear Street Fighter Stat = average successes
1 = 12.5 = 5 avg. successes
2 = 25 = 10 avg. successes
3 = 37.5 = 15 avg. successes
4 = 50 = 20 avg. successes
5 = 62.5 = 25 avg. successes

I prefer the logarithmic progression, personally.

So here's what I propose. Superhuman stats, those merely going from 6-10,
cost the normal superhuman XP times the next level ( I can't remember the
exact number right now, it's 6x the next level, right?), and Megahuman
stats, or Cosmic stats, would cost more, like 10 XP times the next level.

That would allow for the increase into the truly Cosmic range necessary for
fighters to take on Space Ships (which will be in the Cosmic or Mega stat
range).

Keep in mind that this is not a recommendation for all SF campaigns. Only
those which plan on increasing the power level to the point where the
opponents are other Godlings and Cosmic Superpowers. Dragonball Z, Tekkaman,
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>whatever, dude. I outlined my reasoning, and the best you can do is "it's >not true because I say so." well, Dennis Has Spoken, so I guess I should >just go back to read-only mode and not bother offering my input anymore. Well, no. It's not true because of the way Japanese works. Ken's name is Japanese because in the Japanese versions of the game it's written in Hirigana, if he had a non-Japanese name(like Guile or Zangief) it would be written in Katakana, plain & simple. Dennis ______________________________________________________

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>I prefer the logarithmic progression, personally.
>
>So here's what I propose. Superhuman stats, those merely going from 6-10,
>cost the normal superhuman XP times the next level ( I can't remember the
>exact number right now, it's 6x the next level, right?), and Megahuman
>stats, or Cosmic stats, would cost more, like 10 XP times the next level.

Thats pretty cool. But I think it's 6x the current level.

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>I disagree, and it's obvious our two game styles differ. If this works in
>your games, that's fine. But by doing so, you are giving an edge to strong
>slow power-maneuver types like Zangeif and other wrestlers. By capping the
>minimum Speed at 0, then they lose the penalty of using slow vs. fast
>maneuvers. If your Roundhouse is the same speed as your Jab, guess which
>one
>you're gonna perform?
>
>Again, personal campaign styles will vary.

Yeah exeactly, I've never had a problem dealing with it, since most of the
people I play with Generally have a Dex of 3 or more. I just thought that
the book said there was a minimum of 0, but I'm probably wrong. As allways,
use the one stand fast rule in the game:do what you want to do with the
game, & don't let the rules get in the way.

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>this is the last time I'm going to address this issue, right, wrong, or
>otherwise.
>
>1) just because a name has a meaning or method of being written in two
>languages does not make it native to one or the other. Why write Ken as a
>'foreign' word if it can be written natively?

Just my opinion.

>
>2) I seem to recall an old newsgroup argument about the proper
>pronunciation and meaning of Ryu's name. Even *NATIVE* Japanese speakers
>were divided on the issue.

That seems really unlikely, but, we get that in english so much it MUST
happen in other countries as well.

>3) Ken obviously feels a strong tie with the States or else he would not
>have entered the World Warrior tournaments AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE USA.
>In every Street Fighter game ever published he is listed as being from the
>United States. Ryu chooses to live (mostly) in Japan and regardless of his
>German background (which is tentative at best, red hair or no) he chooses
>his affiliation with that country rather than any other.

um, I allways said that Ken was half American, living in America.

>4) as previously stated, who cares? Capcom's canon itself is contradictory
>and these other sources conflict even further. I offered an opinion, and
>an opinion alone, based on the sources I chose to use. I know others
>contradict them, but using the Golden Rule of Storytelling I chose to toss
>them out. A previous E-mail I wrote springs to mind, one which says
>"Personally I like ambiguity in the storyline because it gives me the
>opportunity to mold things to my liking, without some story lawyer saying
>'You can't do that! Vega would *never* wear a bunny suit!'"

apparentlly you care. otherwise you would'nt be writting insulting letters
to the list just because someone does somthing differntly.

>5) Until you people start being more civil, I'm refraining from posting
>anymore. The fact that I've had to quell four different potential flame
>wars in the past week has told me that this list is becoming a burden.
>Look, I am no God-Appointed Street Fighter Authority, but consider the
>following;
> a) I run one of the most widely-visited and recognized SFRPG web sites
>on the 'net. It was one of the first and it remains one of the most
>comprehensive, need-of-an-overhaul notwithstanding. Even the people at
>White Wolf appreciate it and I was thanked by Mr. Weick for my efforts.
> b) I have been a member of this list since before it even WAS a list.
>I was one of the first people to be added to the original "CC: from hell"
>grouping and one of the first signups for the list. I have helped a *lot*
>of people over the course of two years with this game, and the E-mail I
>receive about my site tells me of this fact. I have also brought now less
>than four of the current members of our mailing list into the fold; they
>wouldn't even BE here if I didn't have links to the signup page or forward
>their messages along for subscription.

That really seems a little childish(no offence), not posting because people
are being, in your eyes, uncivil. It's odd, because the most abrasive
letters have come from you. Yes, I agree that you run a very nice website.

>Now, I am not always right; but even when I am wrong I expect to be
>disagreed with respectfully, especially given my contributions to this
>"community", as it were, and over the last week I, as well as others, have
>been jumped on by a select few over VERY trivial things. It's petty, it's
>annoying, and it's got to stop. And until it does, I am not going to be
>contributing further. After all, my opinions keep getting slung right back
>at me, so it's obvious that no one wants to hear them.

Nobody is allways right, but it's nice to get everyone's oppinion. & you
are not the only one who expects to be dissagreed with respectfully, over
the past week you have been posting quite a few petty letters yourself,
which is a pitty, because you are one of the people who gennerally makes
usefull are insightfull postings on the list.

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---Dennis Bryant <dl_bryant@...> wrote:

>A good guide to seeing if somthing is official is if it is a Capcom

product,

>not a Capcom license(like the RPG of SFEX), you can generally tell by
>checking the copyright notice on a product.

>Dennis

"the RPG _of_ SFEX"?

If this isn't a typo, I definately want to know more.

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I storytell typically. I'm lucky right now in that I've found two
other suckers... er, storytellers, so I don't really feel the need to
run (2 games a week is plenty for me). Once one of these games dies
down, I'll probably start my own up again. 'til then, I'm more than
content to sit back & role play.

On other notes. I'm sure by now we've all played SFA3, right? I've
seen plenty of rules (we're all invented one by now, right?) for
building a Rage gage/super meter. Has anyone played with the whole
V-ism/A-ism thing for the RPG? Where you can either get custom combos
or super combos, but not both?

Just curious... as always. =)
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> > For whoever's counting... figured someone needed to get on & point
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> > we aren't all taking martial arts. =)
> > -Laters!
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When/Where did white wolf say the raging demon would do 40 points of
damage?????


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> > > maximum amount of throwable dice;
> > >
> > > 8 maximum Strength + 8 maximum Technique + 7 (highest special
> maneuver
> >damage bonus) - 1 minimum Stamina (soak) = 22.
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>"the RPG _of_ SFEX"?
>
>If this isn't a typo, I definately want to know more.

Sorry, it is a typo, that f really should have been an r.

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Recently my ISP's E-mail server crashed and I lost all but a few of 6-10-99
Mail. I was wondering if any can forward me them.

I have my Style guide done and to my knowledge it's completely accurate.
I was wondering if anyone could give me feedback on it and see if any of you
caught any errors I missed. Looking for Positive and Negative feed back.

Some of the things I plan on adding is the prerequisites to the left on the
maneuvers and possible the book/page number.

It's at
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or I can break it up and post the entire thing if anyone wants it posted
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Hi!

I'm new to this mailing list, but I have a contribution. :) I've started a
Street Fighter STG pbem game. Right now it's just combat oriented, but
there's always room for growth. Check out my web page if interested:

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This is just from initial scanning, I haven't actually proofread it yet, but
under Special Forces, Isreal's intelligence aggency is called Mossad, not
Messed.

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6-10-99

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> I was wondering if anyone could give me feedback on it and see if any of

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I seem to remember reading somewhere that a player can't spend a Willpower
to ensure a damage point. I can't find the reference anywhere. Am I in error
in remembering this or is it really in the book somewhere?

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Its in the example under the combat section. Spending a willpower point,
allows you to roll an additional die for damage.

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Hello all,

I haven't run a game of SF in over a year. Mostly because our roleplaying
group all went our seperate ways. Well as it turns out, I got myself a
group again and they want me to run Street Fighter. After my initial joy of
being able to run my favourite game, I began to think of possible adventures
to run. Usually not a problem. However, right now I got a major case of
writer's block. Can anyone post some ideas for an adventure? I have a bunch,
but half the group has already played them.

Thanks for the help in advance.

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Hello,

Can anyone think of any other media that is Street Figher-ish? You know,
like the movie Bloodsport, Mortal Kombat the movie, the Fatal Fury animated
movies.

What Im looking for is basically movies, anime, comics and or novels that
have a Street Figher feel to them. Im trying to devise a list of them, so
send as many things as you can think of. If you dont want to bother the
list with them, feel free to send them to me personally at
mmorgado@... or morg@....

Thanks for the help.

Mike Morgado
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On Tuesday, June 15, 1999 10:44 AM, Morgado, Mike [SMTP:MMorgado@...]
wrote:
Can anyone post some ideas for an adventure? I have a bunch,

> but half the group has already played them.
>

Street Fighter stories come from all directions, the universe is just so
open to ideas:

A master jewel thief has stolen the fabled Baseball Diamond from the country
of Pinkistan. The police are baffled. Interpol calls on the PC's to help
track down and catch the criminal who, as they soon discover, maintains a
stable of world class fighters as bodyguards in a remote Madagascar
fortress.

The Earth is menaced by mysterious plague from outer space. The Mysterians
from Planet X are secretly using the plague to wipe out our populace. The
Earth now has a year to live. However, one Mysterian has broken ranks and
defected to Earth. He is shot down in the remote woodlands, only to be
discovered by the PC's. Before he dies, he tells them of the secret plan and
where to find the Cosmo-DNA that will save the Earth from annihilation. No
one would ever believe their story. However, the dead Mysterian's trusty
astromech robot repairs his ship and helps pilot the PC's to outer space
where they encounter all kinds of fun and adventure. They must go to the
far-off space station and survive the gladitorial arena to win the Cosmo-DNA
from the slug-like intergalactic crime lord, Horta, then fight their way
past the hordes of Mysterians that stand in their way. Oh, and they'll have
to convince the governments of the world that there is an alien menace to
thwart. Else they'll have to go to the base of the Mysterians on the far
side of the moon and deal with them themselves in ritualized one-on-one
combat.

A nuclear weapon has been stolen. It has been traced to a remote pacific
island. Interpol asks the PC's to investigate and recover the weapon. They
arrive to discover a massive underground submarine base. The weapon is being
prepared for shipment to another base. If they recover it now, they'll never
know the location of the main base. They'll have to stow away (or be
captured) and go to the main base to discover who is running the show and
stop them before they can extort 1 million dollars from the US Government
(pinkie held to mouth).

The Siberian Cybernetics Corporation is manufacturing Cyborg parts and
supplying them to assassins and mercenaries and criminals. The parts are
experimental and are resulting in crazed out psycho killers when their
psyche rejects the cyborg parts. It's getting out of hand and Interpol (or
whomever) asks the PC's help in investigating what's going on.


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Oh, all kinds!!

any Bruce Lee movie, any Jackie Chan movie, Xena, Fist of the North Star,
any Golden Harvest or Shaw Bros. Kung-Fu movie, any John Woo Triad movie,
Ranma 1/2, Ninku, Heroic Trio, any Sammo Hung movie, A Chinese Ghost Story
(I, II, or III), Night Warriors, Project A-Ko, any early Jean Claude
Van-Damme movie, the list goes on and on and on.



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On Tuesday, June 15, 1999 10:48 AM, Morgado, Mike [SMTP:MMorgado@...]
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Can anyone think of any other media that is Street Figher-ish? You know,
> like the movie Bloodsport, Mortal Kombat the movie, the Fatal Fury

animated

> movies.
>
> What Im looking for is basically movies, anime, comics and or novels that
> have a Street Figher feel to them. Im trying to devise a list of them, so
> send as many things as you can think of. If you dont want to bother the
> list with them, feel free to send them to me personally at
> mmorgado@... or morg@....
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Mike Morgado
> mmorgado@...
> ext. 642
> (519) 383-3642
> PC/ITS
>
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Hello, Can anyone think of any other media that is Street Figher-ish? You know, like the movie Bloodsport, Mortal Kombat the movie, the Fatal Fury animated movies. What Im looking for is basically movies, anime, comics and or novels that have a Street Figher feel to them. Im trying to devise a list of them, so send as many things as you can think of. If you dont want to bother the list with them, feel free to send them to me personally at mmorgado@... or morg@.... Thanks for the help. Mike Morgado mmorgado@... ext. 642 (519) 383-3642 PC/ITS

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Oh, all kinds!! any Bruce Lee movie, any Jackie Chan movie, Xena, Fist of the North Star, any Golden Harvest or Shaw Bros. Kung-Fu movie, any John Woo Triad movie, Ranma 1/2, Ninku, Heroic Trio, any Sammo Hung movie, A Chinese Ghost Story (I, II, or III), Night Warriors, Project A-Ko, any early Jean Claude Van-Damme movie, the list goes on and on and on. ----------------------------------------------------- Christian Conkle Web Development Specialist Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory work: conklec@... home: conkle@... ----------------------------------------------------- On Tuesday, June 15, 1999 10:48 AM, Morgado, Mike [SMTP:MMorgado@...] wrote: > Hello, > > Can anyone think of any other media that is Street Figher-ish? You know, > like the movie Bloodsport, Mortal Kombat the movie, the Fatal Fury animated > movies. > > What Im looking for is basically movies, anime, comics and or novels that > have a Street Figher feel to them. Im trying to devise a list of them, so > send as many things as you can think of. If you dont want to bother the > list with them, feel free to send them to me personally at > mmorgado@... or morg@.... > > Thanks for the help. > > Mike Morgado > mmorgado@... > ext. 642 > (519) 383-3642 > PC/ITS > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Big Yellow! Your yellow pages on the web. > To find out more about Computers and Internet click here! > http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/229 > > > > eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter > http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications > > >

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Oh I agree there are tonnes. But for the life of me I couldnt think of any.
Its one of those days.
Anyone pick up the comic Mega Dragon and Tiger? Very cool. (I think so
anyway)

Xena?

Mike Morgado
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christian Conkle [SMTP:ConkleC@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 2:52 PM
> To: 'streetfighter@egroups.com'
> Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Other Media
>
> Oh, all kinds!!
>
> any Bruce Lee movie, any Jackie Chan movie, Xena, Fist of the North Star,
> any Golden Harvest or Shaw Bros. Kung-Fu movie, any John Woo Triad movie,
> Ranma 1/2, Ninku, Heroic Trio, any Sammo Hung movie, A Chinese Ghost Story
> (I, II, or III), Night Warriors, Project A-Ko, any early Jean Claude
> Van-Damme movie, the list goes on and on and on.
>
>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------
> Christian Conkle
> Web Development Specialist
> Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
>
> work: conklec@...
> home: conkle@...
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
> On Tuesday, June 15, 1999 10:48 AM, Morgado, Mike
> [SMTP:MMorgado@...]
> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Can anyone think of any other media that is Street Figher-ish? You know,
> > like the movie Bloodsport, Mortal Kombat the movie, the Fatal Fury
> animated
> > movies.
> >
> > What Im looking for is basically movies, anime, comics and or novels
> that
> > have a Street Figher feel to them. Im trying to devise a list of them,
> so
> > send as many things as you can think of. If you dont want to bother the
> > list with them, feel free to send them to me personally at
> > mmorgado@... or morg@....
> >
> > Thanks for the help.
> >
> > Mike Morgado
> > mmorgado@...
> > ext. 642
> > (519) 383-3642
> > PC/ITS
> >
> >
> >
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Theres an anime called Enter the Dragon? I love the movie with Bruce Lee,
but never knew there was an anime with the same title.

What about novels? Are there any good novels that deals with martial
artists?

oh and for anyone who has seen Black Mask, was it any good? By the time I
got a chance to see it, it was gone :(

Thanks

MikeM

> Martial Arts anime includes;
>
> Battle Arena Tohshinden
> Tekken: the Motion Picture
> Samurai Shodown
> The Ultimate Teacher
> Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge (for your WoD crossover fix)
> Enter the Dragon
>
> Live-Action Movies:
> Armor of God II: Operation Condor
> Rumble in the Bronx
> The Drunken Master I & II (especially II; only live-action Flying Body
> Spear I've ever seen)
> First Strike
> Diggstown (organized crime meets street boxing)
> Black Mask
>
> Comics:
> Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
>
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> Date: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 2:16 PM
> Subject: [streetfighter] Other Media
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Can anyone think of any other media that is Street Figher-ish? You know,
> like the movie Bloodsport, Mortal Kombat the movie, the Fatal Fury
> animated
> movies.
>
> What Im looking for is basically movies, anime, comics and or novels that
> have a Street Figher feel to them. Im trying to devise a list of them, so
> send as many things as you can think of. If you dont want to bother the
> list with them, feel free to send them to me personally at
> mmorgado@... or morg@....
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Mike Morgado
> mmorgado@...
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> (519) 383-3642
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