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M.
Bison is the leader and creator of Shadaloo, an elusive criminal and military
organization. Bison has been working on a lethal, mysterious energy that greatly
increases his fighting ability, what he refers to as "Psycho Power". He trained along with two
other unknown students and learned the Psycho Power to become more powerful and
achieve his aspirations of world domination. Bison has hired many members into Shadaloo
including Sagat,
Vega,
Balrog,
Birdie,
Cracker
Jack,
Juni,
Juli
and
Cammy.
Bison hears of a fighter named Ryu
who recently defeated his henchman, Sagat. Bison decides to recruit Ryu and
begins to search for him. Around the same time, he is confronted by Charlie
who questions him on his informants within the U.S. military. Bison refuses to
talk and instead attacks Charlie, and believes to have killed him. Bison is
later confronted by Rose who uses a
similar power to his, and she tells him to change his ways. Though Rose comes
out on top in the ensuing conflict, she is unable to do Bison any serious harm.
By the time of SFA3, the
Psycho Power begins exceeding the limits of his body. Having predicted this
event, M. Bison had his scientists engineer a body that he could transfer his
essence to in the form of Cammy:
a genetically engineered young woman using Bison's DNA as a template. He
included her in the Dolls: his elite squad of brainwashed young women who serve
as assassins. However, over the course of SFA3, Cammy's brainwashing
begins to weaken and she goes rogue. He sends Vega
to retrieve her, and then Juli
after Vega fails. Around the same time, Bison sends Juni
to gather data on Ryu. Bison finally finds Ryu and eventually subjects him to
his Psycho Power. When Sagat objects, Bison tells Sagat he can finally have his
rematch.
Meanwhile, Charlie, Guile, and Chun
Li are on a mission to stop Bison. After learning that the bombardment of
Shadaloo was called off due to corruption in Interpol and Bison's manipulation,
Chun-Li realized that they would have to destroy the base themselves. With the
help of Cammy, they were able to destroy the Shadaloo base. While Chun-Li and
Guile escape the base (which they have rigged with explosives), Charlie keeps
fighting the resurrected Bison to allow their escape, and apparently sacrifices
his own life. M. Bison's soul, however, ends up surviving the explosion and
despite the destruction of the Psycho Drive, takes control of Rose. It is
revealed that, while trying to master Psycho Power, M. Bison had to expel all
the humanity and good in his soul to accommodate and supplant the intense energy
the power gives him, and that Rose is actually the formation of all of M.
Bison's good energy. He stays inside of Rose's body until his Shadaloo
scientists forge a new body for him.
After Bison was resurrected, he ordered the creation of at least 26 androids by
S.I.N., the weapons division of Shadaloo. #15 was chosen to be the new head of
S.I.N., demonstrating a higher level of intelligence than the others. #15
was referred to indirectly as "Bison's right hand". Bison also
had a Korean official murdered along with his family. The official's daughter, Juri,
survives, however, and #15 gives her cybernetic enhancements, deciding she can
be used. #15 takes the name Seth and
makes his own attempt at world domination, beginning with the announcement of a
new tournament. But Juri has a plan of her own and tries to pit Bison and Seth
against each other in revenge for her parents' murder.
Some time later, Bison holds the second World Warrior tournament to get
revenge against those who destroyed the Psycho Drive, and to lure out Ryu once
more. His Psycho Power seems to have diminished since the destruction of the
Psycho Drive, but he is still very powerful. Bison is later defeated by Akuma,
who uses the Shun Goku Satsu on him.



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APPEARANCES:
Street
Fighter 2 Turbo, Street Fighter 2: Champion
Edition, Super Street Fighter 2,
Super
Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Super
Street Fighter 2 Turbo Revival,
Super
Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, Street
Fighter: The Movie, Street Fighter EX,
Street
Fighter EX 2,
Street Fighter EX 3,
Street
Fighter Alpha,
Street Fighter Alpha 2,
Street
Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter Alpha
3 Upper,
Street Fighter Alpha
3 Max, Street Fighter
Alpha: Anthology, Street
Fighter: Anniversary Collection, Street
Fighter 4, Super
Street Fighter 4, Super
Street Fighter 4: 3D Edition, Super Street Fighter 4:
Arcade
Edition, X-Men
VS Street Fighter,
Marvel Super Heroes
VS Street Fighter,
Marvel VS Capcom 2,
Match
of the Millennium, Card Fighters
Clash, Card Fighters Clash
2, Card Fighters Clash
DS, Capcom VS SNK, Capcom
VS SNK: Pro, Capcom VS SNK 2, SNK
VS Capcom Chaos, Namco X Capcom, Street Fighter X Tekken
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Updated:
May 9th, 2013
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Sure,
Bison might look like some random third world leader to some people,
but there's a lot more to his design than a pair of nazi pants. Firstly, Bison
is probably the most memorable and recognizable fighting game boss of all
time. He's got the unmatched evil grin, the ultra over-confident personality,
and that trademark red suit & cape just goes without saying. His
fighting style is also well-defined and has translated very well to a wide variety of games. Even though
Bison resembles other manga characters like Washizaki from the manga Riki-Oh and
Kato from Doomed Megalopolis, his fighting style is completely unique
to him. Bison also has lasting appeal like it's nobodies
business... he's still a badass after all these years. My favorite appearance
/ version of Bison would have to be in Street Fighter Alpha 3, AKA beefy Bison.
He also translated well to Street Fighter IV. His Ultra #2 is a favorite
of mine.
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