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I personally think that Decapre is the one doll that Capcom should retain for games, since her unique moveset and fighting style in Street Fighter 4 really set her apart from the pack.

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Being the only doll thus far that has more than just two or three moves to call her own, which is ironic considering she's almost entirely identical to Cammy visually.ДЄfter their fight, it seems that Decapre seems to have been cleansed of Psycho Power and doesn't hate Cammy anymore, instead helping her to try and free the other dolls. Unfortunately for Decapre fans, it feels like this battle against her wasn't much more than a easter egg, since much like Abel, we haven't heard a single word about her since. Her hatred for Cammy still burns strong, and she retains a similar moveset to the one she had in Ultra Street Fighter 4, and even getting a remix of her theme to boot. We might see him later on, since Capcom went out of their way to include him for story purposes, but it also feels like they might have missed their best opportunity already.ДЄs for Decapre, since A Shadow Falls deals heavily with Shadaloo and the dolls, she is obviously featured quite heavily in the story mode. After Nash manages to drain it from him, Abel regains his senses but is not seen any more during the story.ДЄbel is involved enough where you might figure he'd be a candidate for a playable character, but the fact that we're almost 2 years off from the release of the cinematic story mode and he's still nowhere to be seen makes him seem doubtful, to me. In A Shadow Falls, Abel appears once again, having taken it upon himself to infiltrate Shadaloo, masquerading as one of their soldiers, but is of little help to the protagonists after he succumbs to the influence of M. After being saved by Guile, they team up to try and figure out more about what Shadaloo are doing, but are foiled first by Juri, and later Vega. Next, he's heavily involved with Guile's story mode, where Abel is attacked by F.A.N.G. We can start off with the two easiest ones to talk about - the characters who actually appeared, fully modeled, in the cinematic story mode A Shadow Falls, namely Abel and Decapre.Д«efore A Shadow Falls, Abel actually appears in Rashid's story mode, as many others do, under the username Abel, bland as he is, and remarks that he's found Sagat up in the mountains, and ponders what he's doing there. So what's the deal with these characters? Where are they during Street Fighter 5's events? Why is Juri the only one to return in the entire 30 character roster so far? Let's have a look and see what we can find out about the missing cast.

Nevertheless, these characters did signify Street Fighter 4 in their own way, and any '09ers who joined the scene will remember them as true Street Fighter characters from the title that brought them in to the fighting game community.

Of course, one could argue that the new characters weren't what made Street Fighter 4 so special and successful - it launched with almost the entire Street Fighter 2 cast intact, after all, and had many other fan favorites added down the line.

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Viper and Juri, not counting Poison who was technically a new character to the series in Street Fighter 4, but had been in tons of games before and was first playable (besides Final Fight Revenge) in the crossover title Street Fighter x Tekken.ДЄs the entry that basically revitialized fighting games and is often seen as the catalyst that led us to the current era of competitive fighting games being a viable career, it does somehow seem odd to have so few characters from the game included in Street Fighter 5. It's hard to argue that the newcomers in Street Fighter 4 weren't quite as popular as the characters that had preceded them, and I personally feel like the only ones who really managed to take off were C.