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Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers
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Developer: Capcom
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Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers is an updated port of Super Turbo released to celebrate Street Fighter 's 30th Anniversary which adjusts the game's balance (although not enough to sway competitive players from Super Turbo), adds Evil Ryu and Violent Ken to the roster, the ability to create custom character colors, and also includes new modes like Buddy Battle, and the exclusive Street Fighter IV/Street Fighter V-styled "Way of the Hado" FPS battle mode!
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Contents
Unused Yoshinori Ono Announcer
There are voice clips for an unused announcer in the files, voiced by former Street Fighter series producer Yoshinori Ono.
| Sound | Transcript | Notes |
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| Ryu | ||
| E. Honda | ||
| Blanka | ||
| Guile | ||
| Ken | ||
| Chun Li | ||
| Zangief | ||
| Dhalsim | ||
| Bison | Dictator/Boxer | |
| Sagat | ||
| Balrog | Boxer/Claw | |
| Vega | Claw/Dictator | |
| Cammy | ||
| T. Hawk | ||
| Fei Long | ||
| Dee Jay | ||
| Akuma | ||
| Gouki | ||
| Shin Akuma | ||
| Shin Gouki | ||
| Evil Ryu | ||
| Satsui no Hado ni Mezameta Ryu | ||
| Violent Ken | ||
| Sennosareta Ken | ||
| Ono (US) | ||
| Ono (JP) | ||
| Zero | ||
| Ichi | One | |
| Ni | Two | |
| San | Three | |
| Yon | Four | |
| Go | Five | |
| Roku | Six | |
| Nana | Seven | |
| Hachi | Eight | |
| Kyuu | Nine | |
| Round | ||
| Fight | ||
| Final | ||
| You | ||
| Win | ||
| Lose | ||
| Perfect |
Regional Differences
Character Names
As in previous Street Fighter entries, some characters had their names changed between the Japanese and English versions.
| Japan | International |
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| M. Bison | Balrog |
| Balrog | Vega |
| Vega | M. Bison |
| Gouki | Akuma |
Way of the Hado
| Japan | International |
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| 放て! 波Do拳 | Way of the Hado |
This special FPS battle mode is known as "放て! 波Do拳" ("Unleash! Ha Do Ken") in Japan, and as "Way of the Hado" elsewhere.
| Japan | International |
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| Grow Up | Level Up |
In addition, "Grow Up" was changed to "Level Up" in the International version.
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