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Shin Gouki ;

Akuma (known as Gouki in Japan) is a recurring character from the Street Fighter series, first appearing as a secret final boss in Super Street Fighter II Turbo and later as a recurring playable character. He also appears as a playable character in many of Capcom's crossover games, as well as a playable guest character in Tekken 7: Fated Retribution.

Akuma is Gouken's brother and a student of Goutetsu, who taught them both the art of the Satsui No Hado. Gouken left Goutetsu's dojo after he became aware that Satsui no Hado was an evil energy. Akuma, however, searching to become the strongest fighter in the world, pursued the path of the Satsui no Hadou, becoming an almost demonic-looking figure. After killing his master Goutetsu in a fair fight, Akuma seeks to completely master the Hado, and for such he searches for strong opponent to which he can have a fight to the death. He eventually learned that Ryu has a latent Satsui no Hado ability, so he tries to make Ryu follow it's path, though Ryu, knowing it is an evil power, struggles to get rid of it.

Akuma has a twisted moral code, as he himself does not challenge anyone and refuses to fight with anyone he perceives as being weak, since all of his fights are intended to be fights to the death. He also avoids using his full potential to avoid ending fights prematurely.

In M.U.G.E.N, Akuma has been made by various creators.


Benimaru Nikaido ;

Benimaru specializes in shooting techniques and electricity, though his fighting style is more focused on agility and less on actual submission and raw power, focusing on agile kicks and decent range.

His character also pays homage to the Tatsunoko character, Hurricane Polymar. The attacks Shinkuu Katategoma (Vacuum One-Handed Top), Handou Sandan Geri (Recoiling Three-Stage Kick) and Gen'ei Hurricane (Phantom Hurricane) take their names and functions directly from the aforementioned character.

Several other of his moves also take their namesakes from various anime and manga, including:

Benimaru Coleda/Benimaru Collider; from Gunbuster
Elec-Trigger; from Super Robot Red Baron
Flying Drill, Raijiken (Thunder Quiver Fist) and Raikouken (Lightning Fist); from Casshern, original move name is Denkou Punch (Voltaic Punch).
Iai Geri (Re-sheath Kick); from Kako Teito: Ore wa Shubei!.
Despite all of these anime-based references, Benimaru ironically dislikes otaku.