Hello Steemian !! Happy Evening Steemian wherever you are. Congratulations steemian activity wherever you are. May his condition always and always be in the protection of God Almighty. Reunite with @muhammadarsyad, on Friday afternoon I will share reviews of game characters in the same series in the previous post. I never give a review about the character of the game that I will review in each character, and then the character has different characteristic characters from biographies, stories, and skills owned by every character in the series this time. The opportunity this time I will share about the information about the game that I will review the Character Street Fighter Zangief. Well ,, want to know what kind of reviews that I will discuss, let's just look carefully at the steemian?
Before we go far from the story of this character it would be nice to know about the definition of this character. The definition of this character which includes the character Zangief is a character of the combat game Capcom Street Fighter. Zangief is also known as Red Cyclone and is a national hero of Russia who always looks to fight for his country's glory. Zangief is also one of the playable characters on Street Fighter v. He was confirmed at IgroMir Expo 2015, making him the 13th confirmed character in the game, and the 7th classic character back. Then Zangief can also be known as The Red Cyclone, usually seen as a hero of the popular Street Fighter series, but, in some other media related to the game, he is portrayed as a high-ranking criminal or a villain by his own right.
Appearance
As for the appearance of the Zangief Character we can know that in a massive war, weighing 400 lbs and standing a little over 7 feet in height, placed it amongst the highest characters in the Street Fighter list. Since his debut in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior in 1991, Zangief has been described with a beard and mohawk, along with a unique chest formation on his body and on his shin. His massive frame was almost completely covered in scars from his attacks with a brown bear in a barren and remote Siberian area. Zangief's wardrobe consists of a simple red wrestling rod with a gold belt, along with red and gold bracelets and red wrestling shoes. In one of Zangief's masterpieces, he wears a tank top and has a sailor anchor tattoo on his left arm. He will maintain a tank top in all of his Street Fighter II portraits, to show what color the player chooses for him. Starting with Street Fighter Alpha 2, Zangief is adorned with a red robe that he will remove before starting the game. The coat became an acceptable drawing kit, and he was shown along with the 1994 Street Fighter II movie. Although modern 3D interpretations of Zangief so far do not show him with his headscarf, he is also still depicted wearing it before the match in his cover movie on Super Street Fighter IV. She has some alternate costumes on Street Fighter V. The first is a red wrestling suit with one long arm. And the other is a red tank top with a golden lightning symbol in the middle along with a "METAL" sign, yellow tights with rainbow camouflage motifs with black shell and yellow boots with red lightning motifs. He also wears a black armband and a yellow bandana on his head with matching rainbow camouflage motifs.
Personality
Born and raised in the Soviet Union, Zangief is a very patriotic character who has been motivated in several ways to fight for his Homeland in every game he has ever lived. Street Fighter II: The World Warrior illustrates that Zangief was from the Soviet Union when the game was released in February 1991. The Soviet Union would cease to exist in December, but due to the use of Soviet iconography that extends inside and around the character of Zangief, including his home stage, Zangief is depicted as coming from the Soviet Union as late as 1998, when Street Fighter Alpha 3 was released. Street Fighter IV is the first time Zangief is portrayed as coming from the Russian Federation in 2008. Zangief's personality varies from one media source to another, but he is largely portrayed as a highly fearless and tactical fighter who is vulnerable to fast and easy temperaments. always very competitive Zangief is a person who is very proud of his physique, and constantly underestimates his smaller conical muscles and blames the losses on their smaller physical. Despite his short temperament, Zangief has shown himself a little gentle with a good sense of humor, having entered the tournament to win the admiration of a group of schoolchildren. According to Street Fighter II's instruction manual: Special Championship Edition for Sega Genesis or Mega-Drive, Zangief is described as a "Good Person", with a great sense of humor, and very fearless. The Zangief character can be easily misled by his remarkable ability and patriotism for his home country. In Street Fighter Alpha 2, it was revealed that the President wanted Zangief to train and fight around the world primarily to boost his prestige overseas, even though Zangief failed in manifest it and keep fighting for the glory and honor of Russia, no matter what the reason. Despite not fighting, Zangief enjoys the hopak, and borscht. Some things he does not like include young women, bears who do not know how to wrestle properly, and projectiles such as Hadokens, Yoga Fires, and Tiger Shots. Incredible is not it?
Concept
Then in the concept, pretty good in terms of preparation. But this concept is designed well, let's look carefully. Zangief's name may come from real estate pro wrestler Victor Zangiev, a former Soviet-trained amateur professional at NJPW, and who also competes at WCW and UWF International. Zangief's prototypical name is Vodka Gobalsky. In Zangief Biography seems to play a role in the relationship between the Stalinist regime and the government-funded athletic program by utilizing bodybuilding drugs after mastering the 1954 World Weight Lifting Championship by the Soviet Union. His appearance may have been influenced by some professional wrestlers who performed with the New Japan Pro Wrestling Circuit during the construction period of Street Fighter II in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In particular, his physique is similar to Soviet wrestler Salman Hashimikov, while his facial appearance, including his beard, seems to nod to American wrestler Steve "Dr. Death" Williams, who is a staple in Japanese Pro Wrestling throughout the 80's and 90's. Zangief is similar to the original 1987 Birdie version, because both characters are described as very big men with mohawk haircuts. Then Zangief is also similar in terms of constructing and fighting style with Mike Haggar of the Capcom Capcom Final series, whose rotating clothesline he emits, and no longer that Zangief's alternative costume on Street Fighter IV is a nod of Haggar's costume. There is a theory supported by the Saturday Night Slam Masters at Super Nintendo that Mike Haggar and Zangief know each other as ex-wrestling mates before Mike becomes the mayor of Metro City.
Street Fighter Alpha 2
The character of Zangief is a figure of a national hero of Russia dubbed "Red Cyclone". The President promised Zangief the country's full support to be exchanged for travel around the world and showcased the power of the Soviet Union. During his journey to prove his Russian power, Zangief meets with Birdie, and two trade groups about their performances. Later, Zangief meets with Ken Masters, who calls her 'Mama's Boy', makes her angry and starts a fight with whoever taunts her. After Ken was defeated, the President appeared, congratulated Zangief, who was then sent to practice in isolated Siberia. In his remarks is that in all his appearances, the President has never been identified explicitly by his name, but has a similar resemblance to the real life of former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev.
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Then At Gorbachev's orders, Zangief was sent to fight Shadaloo's forces, which began to spread corruption to Russia. Zangief encountered many fighters along the way, making friends with several people like E. Honda and R. Mika. It is believed that he lost to Blanka before he could achieve his ultimate goal of destroying Psycho Drive. But in the end, he and Honda team to destroy it. At the end of R. Mika, he follows Zangief as he destroys Psycho Drive, and Zangief protects him from a messy base. And Looks the story is a combination of both. However, Psycho Drive was destroyed by someone, at least, and Zangief returned to Russia satisfied.
Street Fighter II
He later participated in the second World Warrior Tournament, hosted by Shadaloo, on the orders of the president, but lost. After the tournament, Zangief, unsatisfied with the result, returned to training in the Russian wilderness, carrying wrestling. Finally, he was approached by the world's largest wrestling organization with eyes to be able to sign the "Red Cyclone" for their promotion. Zangief initially refused, saying that he was less interested in money than giving honor to Russia by showing Russian power. He was promised a stage to show off his skills, with his matches being watched by millions of people. Because this clear aid will bring his will to show Russia's strength, Zangief is happy to accept it.
Street Fighter IV Series
Zangief enters the World Tournament organized by S.I.N. to prove to his fans that he still gets it. After the tournament, Zangief frantically realizes that he has not got a souvenir, and says "I do not even understand what the last guy said before defeating him." He then had an idea to take a photo while holding Seth who was beaten in a headlock, which was then seen by adoring young fans who recognized Seth as "The Wicked One from TV."
Zangief is shown defeating his opponent with Spinning Piledriver to win a wrestling match at the New York Fighting Tournament. After the game, he read the latest edition of the wrestling magazine "Muscle Soul Fighters", sent by Rashid's servant, Azam. And so Zangief then flies to London, where he meets back with R. Mika who calls him "Master Zangief". Zangief wants to test his strength in a fight, and Mika is happy to obey. After she was defeated by her, Mika commented on how she wanted to follow Zangief's footsteps to become a "great professional wrestler", and Zangief replied by telling him that the only way to follow her footsteps is to have what she calls "Spirit of Muscle" . He also proposed that the two start training trips, fight around the world to build muscle and get the strongest muscle spirits they can gather. Mika gladly accepted the offer, and both flew to their first destination, China. Once in China, Zangief meets an old friend of Azam and also Rashid. Mika is surprised that Azam and Zangief get acquainted. Then Zangief tells Mika that Azam is an adviser to "Muscle Soul Fighters Club" when he introduces her to him. Rashid is also surprised that Azam and Zangief know each other, as Rashid is a fan of Zangief, having watched his wrestling victory on the internet and commented that his muscles are incredible. Zangief is funny challenging Rashid in wrestling matches on the spot, offering to throw Rashid "as speech", shocking and terrified Rashid. After Zangief showed his movements in the Rashid, the latter said that he was very strong. Then Zangief states that this power comes from "great muscle strength and dedication". And Mika also challenged Rashid, again because of Rashid's shock and terror. Zangief laughs, saying that Mika and Rashid must have a good match together. While both do so, Azam tells Zangief about Laura's message that she receives, just reading "The Ordinary Place". Then Azam also remembered when both were guided by their master for the past lifetime. Zangief immediately noticed that Mika had defeated the Rashid for the first time, for he vigorously challenged Rashid to have "one more game" to continue to train his muscle spirits as the Rashid tried to rationalize why they should not fight anymore. As for Zangief and Azam laughing, the first commented to the Rashid that a fiery spirit helped everyone, not just a pro wrestler, and Azam told him that the spirit he inherited from his ancestors would ignite his strength as a fighter and turn into muscle. Azam's statement confuses Mika and Rashid, so Azam and Zangief burst out laughing. Back in New York, Zangief is now teaming up with Mika, both in different costumes, in a tag team match. Mika gets very nervous, because this is her first match to fight with her hero. Zangief also encourages him not to be too nervous, because his muscular spirit is ready for something like being trained like himself. Mika thanked her, and both entered the ring.
Fighting style
Well there is also Zangief's character fighting style this time he uses a fighting style that can be called signature fighting style is close-range wrestling, with powerful throws and strong basic movements. This makes him difficult at hand, although he often experiences problems with enemies with projectiles. Interesting is not steemian?
Moveset
Then Much of Zangief's movement is more complicated to do, because the 360 motion inputs needed to perform the movement, making it a character for advanced players. This, along with the fact that some of his movements combine laps, is likely to be the basis for his "Red Cyclone" wrestling moniker. In addition, Zangief naturally has no reach, and many of its movements have a fairly long startup This makes it quite vulnerable to projectiles and makes it an ideal target for faster characters. Zangief's character is one of the slowest characters in the Street Fighter game, and presents a large target, but he is considered a high level. In his last appearance, he has several ways to get past projectile attacks, such as Double Lariat and Banishing Flat, he also has the ability to walk unhindered into hits during his EX Flying Power Bomb, and the ability to snatch an opponent from ground-based movements. via Spinning Piledriver. In most incarnations, Zangief is very dangerous against a floored opponent, as he is able to force them to block regular attacks so that he can put them in place to release a strong throw or grip. Spinning Piledriver was the single most destructive special move in the original Street Fighter II series until the introduction of T. Hawk and was able to "suck" the opponent from a surprising distance. The Flying Stomach Zangief attack is also the only standard move capable of destroying characters in a single blow on the Street Fighter II series. In Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, a "Mecha Zangief" was introduced. This is a slower version of Zangief that can not be blocked; However, it reduces damage from everything, excluding beam attacks. He also can not be stopped, just a little slowdown when exposed to almost anything, and catch attacks such as Blast Yoga, Siberia Breath. Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes brings Zangief back and gives him the ability to transform into Mecha Zangief, making it more feasible against speed characters; he retains this ability in Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
Super Combo
Zangief has a unique Hyper Combo exclusive team for the first two crossover games: Double Final Atomic Buster. He ran to his enemy with his Flying Powerbomb. If he reached it, his partner emerged from the other side, and both jumped over the top of the arena, falling a few seconds later with an explosive non-spinning pileriver. In the Street Fighter IV series, then he has an ultra powerful combo called Ultimate Atomic Buster which is a powerful version of Final Atomic Buster that serves as its super combo. Ultra both are Siberian Blizzard. In Street Fighter V, he also has a Critical Art called Bolshoi Russian Suplex, which he takes is his opponent and makes a devastating suplex to destroy his opponent.
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Species: Human
Height: 7' (214 cm)
Weight: 400 lbs (181 kg)
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Brown and Black
Blood Type: A
First Game: Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Birthdate: June 1, 1956
Birthplace: Flag of Russia Russia
Fighting Style: Mix of Russian and American pro wrestling
Likes: Wrestling, Cossack dancing, eating borscht, wrestling bears, his country, vodka
Dislikes: Ranged Attacks, Beautiful women of marriageable age, bears that can't wrestle properly
Affiliation: Shadaloo
Rival: Ken, Dhalsim, El Fuerte, Abel, E. Honda, Rolento, Chun-Li, R. Mika, Birdie, Blanka, Darun Mister, Rashid, Laura, Karin, Balrog, Abigail, Satsuki, Haohmaru, Raiden, Krauser, Felicia, Julia Chang, And Bob.
Skills: Resistance to Cold, Vodka Shots
Other Forms: Mech-Zangief
Alignment: Good
Written by: @muhammadarsyad
Langsa, Aceh, Indonesia, 2 Febuary 2017
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