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GENERAL/STORY:
Together with his
friend and manager Poison, Hugo
became a top pro wrestler and Ultimate Fighter. However, the decided that
he needed a tag partner and entered the third tournament to find one. During
the tournament, he fought Ryu and
managed to survive a Shin Shoryuken. He was eventually defeated though,
and seems to have failed in his mission. It's unknown whether he knows
or cares about Poison being a transsexual. His design was inspired by the
great "Andre the Giant" of WWF history.
Hugo's first appearance
was as a random bad guy in Capcom's classic arcade beat-em-up known as
Final
Fight... He was known as "Andore" back then (which sounds and reads
very similar to Andre).
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ORIGIN:
Street
Fighter III: 2nd Impact
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APPEARANCES:
Final
Fight Revenge, Street Fighter
III: Third Strike, Street
Fighter: Anniversary Collection, Card
Fighters Clash 2, Card
Fighters Clash DS, SNK
VS Capcom Chaos
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REVIEW:
I never thought one
of the classic "baddies" from one of my all time favorite 2D beat-em-ups (Final Fight)
would actually make it to the
Street Fighter series... Yeah, he looks dumb wearing pink and all, but he's
supposed to look that way... Capcom kept his look nearly identical to his Final
Fight appearance, which is always an effective element when bringing back a classic
character.
Hugo's
one freak of nature, he's huge!!! Capcom created a huge sprite for him in the
SF3 series, and complimented it with some very fluid animation. Although his fighting style is
clunky and off-balance, his sloppy wrestling style is
completely unique to the fighting game universe, and never fails to entertain. As the "biggest" big guy in the Street Fighter 3
series (possibly the entire Street Fighter series), he
really gets the job done.
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