One of the most exciting arcade and innovative fight against all games, Street Fighter II arcade game to a new level with astonishing control and detailed presentation. Players could choose between eight different characters to do battle with for the price of the ultimate street fighter. The final boss, M. Bison is still considered one of the worst bosses ever final set in a video game. Street Fighter II is also known for its fun little mini-game between fights where you typed kits car body into pieces using special moves as quickly as you could. Here is a list of the three main characters in the game. Ryu Really, there is no other choice. When people think of Street Fighter Ryu they think the Japanese silent and powerful martial arts and its patented Hadoken ( “surge fist”) special move which shoots a ball of energy with his hands outstretched. Ryu has been considered the ultimate good guy and has been portrayed in movies and cartoons. You will not find a more emblematic of the Street Fighter franchise. Blanka Blanka has a fresh and exciting as it was bright green and was mysteriously half-man half-animal. In the end of Street Fighter II, it is revealed that Blanka was once fully man but was raised in the wild after a horrible plane crash. Move patented protection Blanka is thunderstorm that emits a powerful protective shield and hostility around her body. Both frightening and heroic, Blanka is one of the major characters Street Fighter II. Dhalism Another uniqueness of the franchise, Dhalism was one of the most frustrating and fun characters in Street Fighter II. Use of an Indian-influenced yoga style combat Dhalism could stretch their legs and arms more than normal length, allowing it to be a formidable fighting at long range. Dhalism was also known for his “Yoga Flame” Move signature when he blew fire from his mouth. The uniqueness and multicultural openness, we can never forget Dhalism.