Gay street fighter characters

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I love fighting games. And I love Queer people. One important facet is a connection between identity and gameplay that was established in one of the first-ever fighting games, Street Fighter II. The game sought to appeal to as many arcade-goers as possible and provide a complex and strategic gameplay experience, which meant that having a large for the time and diverse roster was key.

Gamer, Researcher of strange things. I'm a writer-editor hybrid whose writings on video games, technology and movies can be found across the internet. I've even ventured into the realm of current affairs on occasion but, unable to face reality, have retreated into expatiating on things on screens instead. Zangief Street Fighter Without doubt the most speculative entry on this list, Zangief's sexuality has long been the topic of debate among Street Fighter fans.

Eagle is a bodyguard for newly wealthy nobles. His background is a bit of a mystery, but his skills suggest he has plenty of fighting experience. In the first Street Fighter game, he was tasked by the noble family to take on a rival street fighter named Geki and primarily to defeat Sagat, the reigning world champion. Eagle kicks things off by entering the World Fighting Tournament, competing in the England division alongside fellow British bouncer Birdie.