Street Fighter Alpha 2 - Chun Li vs Sakura

Story: The fiesty schoolgirl Sakura realizes Chun Li must be a strong fighter. She challenges her to a fight right in front of her house! Chun Li accepts and takes her on. These two fatal females will definitely give it their all!

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[3920962]

what was that last combo you did and how did you do that?

[HurtingYourFeelings]

hi, that was the "custom combo" move...ur energy bar has to be at least "Level 1", and u press either two punch buttons+one kick button simultaneously, or two kick buttons+one punch button

[WingsTM]

I really like Sakura's stage!

[Supenmanu]

that's not fair... i don't want EITHER of them get hurt... go beat up the guys (-:

[LiangHuBBB]

This stage should have been in SSF4.

[devilwings1989]

1:16 - LOLZ!!!! Chun Li Looks MAD!!! XD

[Makingnewnamesisdumb]

I don't think that would help much, really. Sometimes racism isn't a matter of not knowing any better, some people just love or hate things or poke fun at things because that's just how they feel.

I also don't think that it's a major compliment that some other countries take "white america's" values as their own because those conceptions don't represent the feelings of everyone. In fact, I guarantee plenty of people in all of those countries dislike all Americans, not just white or black.

[starleov]

I love this game. And I love the snes version.

[KenDaKingArrives]

I guess this is where the concept of V-ism came from then...i never knew this game had it and that it was just called "Custom Combo" until later when I successfully tried using V-ism Ken in SFA3. I was beaten a few times in Alpha 2 with a custom combo but never knew how to use it myself. Good thing i only played for fun.

[MadVash2005]

Maybe more steps should be taken to bring the positive African Amercan media (books, TV shows, movies) to other countries (or, you know, ACTUALLY take the time to read up on our society/culture/point-of-view/­etc.) that stigma could slowly die. It's almost sad that should that happen, it had to take more than 60 years for the masses to be educated on it.

Wow. This is my longest youtube comment ever! But I felt I had to speak my mind, so for those that read, I appreciate it.

[MadVash2005]

Wow. On that whole WWII social aftermath, I thought the same thing. Being African-American myself, and how media back in those days protrayed us negatively, it doesn't surprise me that most of the Japanese (or some of the other etnicities affected by WWII) carried that stigma.