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GENERAL/STORY:
E.
Honda was challenged by Sodom to
join Mad Gear. Honda won that fight and declined. Then he left to find
worthy opponents and show the world that sumo is a powerful martial art.
He fought Ryu once, and probably
told Sakura where she could find
her idol. He didn't do much during either SFA3 or SF2, but he at least
succeeded in his mission. His four students after SF2 are Hatonoyama, Marunoumi,
Yasuhanada, and Nishinofuji.
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ORIGIN:
Street
Fighter 2
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OTHER
APPEARANCES:
Street
Fighter 2: Championship Edition, Street
Fighter 2 Turbo, 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 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, Capcom VS SNK,
Capcom
VS SNK: Pro, Capcom VS SNK 2, Card
Fighters Clash,
Card Fighters
Clash 2, Card fighters
Clash DS
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REVIEW:
Besides
being the first official sumo wrestler to appear in a fighting game, he
debuted with some unique moves that made him stand out... Namely his flying
headbut and hundred hand slap. His moves are of course unrealistic and
a bit kooky, but memorable and timeless as well. As for his appearance,
his face paint was always cool, but besides that he's a pretty standard
looking sumo... All in all he always did his job well as the sumo of he
series.
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