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His character name is Akuma
FULL NAME
Akuma (English)
Gouki (Japanese)
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ALIAS
Master of the First
The Supreme Master of the Fist
Shin Akuma
Oni
Cyber Akuma
ORIGIN
Super Street Fighter II Turbo
OCCUPATION
Warrior
POWERS / SKILLS
Extremely powerful combat skills
Satsui no Hado mastery
Superhuman speed
Martial arts techniques
Superhuman strength
Indomitable will
Superhuman stamina
Chi manipulation
Combat experience
Teleport
Die a thousand deaths
HOBBY
Training his strength.
Seeking worthy opponents.
Trying to get Ryu to succumb to his power (formerly).
Attacking and killing M. Bison randomly.
GOALS
Find an opponent worthy of him.
Make Ryu succumb to the Satsui No Hado (failed).
Fulfill his promise to Kazumi Mishima and kill both Heihachi Mishima (failed, because Kazuya killed his father) and Kazuya Mishima (failed).
CRIMES
Murder
Assault
TYPE OF VILLAIN
Thrill-Seeking Fighter
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Villain Overview
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I am Akuma, and I will teach you the meaning of pain!
AKUMA
I am power made flesh!
AKUMA
Still haven't transcended humanity, eh? You lack discipline!
AKUMA TO RYU.
These fists know no equal.
AKUMA'S CATCHPHRASE IN TEKKEN 7.
Akuma, known in Japan as Gouki, is the secondary antagonist of the Street Fighter franchise.
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He debuts as the final boss in Super Street Fighter II Turbo, a major antagonist in the Street Fighter Alpha series (being the main antagonist in Ryu's and Gen's storylines), and the secondary antagonist in Tekken 7. He is a powerful dark fighter, as well as the brother of Ryu's master and adoptive father Gouken. He is the archenemy of Ryu, Gouken and M. Bison.
In Japanese, he was voiced by Tomomichi Nishimura between the Street Fighter Alpha series and Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation, the late Daisuke Gōri in Street Fighter Alpha: Generations, Yasushi Ikeda in Street Fighter" Real Battle on Film, and has been voiced by Taketora since the Street Fighter IV series.
In English, he has been voiced by Dale Wilson in the cartoon, Keith Burgess in Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie and Street Fighter Alpha: Generations, Dave Mallow in the Street Fighter IV series and its animation, as well as in Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and Street Fighter X Tekken, and by Richard Epcar as of Street Fighter V.
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Biography
Past
Akuma and Gouken studied martial arts under their master, Goutetsu, who taught them an unnamed martial arts style that had elements of karate, judo and kempo and threatened the user's life. However as time went by, Gouken began to dispute with Goutetsu about the violent nature of his style, eventually leaving to form his own dojo. Goutetsu allowed him to go while Akuma remained under his tutelage, vowing to use his style how it was intended. To learn the Raging Demon, a powerful killing move that endangered the user, Akuma took on the principle of Satsui no Hadōu (Surge of Murderous Intent). Thus he gave up any compassion he had towards others and developed a desire to kill his opponents, unlike Goutetsu who did not give in to the dark side of the Satsui no Hadōu. Akuma realized he could increase his limits as a fighter and left Goutetsu so as to train his power, finally returning to kill his master with the Raging Demon. Deciding that he was the true master of their style, Akuma took Goutetsu's prayer beads. Gouken arrived at that moment, having come to visit his master, and, seeing what his brother had become, chastised him for his actions. Akuma said nothing and left, returning many years later to fight Gouken while a young Ryu and Ken watched. He said that his brother was not strong enough to fight him without giving in to the killing intent of the Satsui no Hadōu. Gouken said that the style they had been taught was about more than destruction, saying that Akuma disgraced their master. He replied that Goutetsu had not truly understood their style and was foolish not to give into the Satsui no Hado completely.
