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Sodom's ending consists of him rebuilding the Mad Gear gang and unfolding a scroll that features the name of the gang.
However, Sodom has failed to write the scroll in katakana (マッドギア), and instead used the kanji '魔'-(ma), '奴'-(do), '義'-(gi, miswritten) and '亜'-(a) to phonetically spell out Mado Gia (Mad Gear). Because each kanji has meaning, this appears to the Japanese reader to be a nonsensical coupling of characters: "devil", "guy", "honor", and "to come after" as in a rank or position. '亜' can also mean "Asia".
However, Sodom has failed to write the scroll in katakana (マッドギア), and instead used the kanji '魔'-(ma), '奴'-(do), '義'-(gi, miswritten) and '亜'-(a) to phonetically spell out Mado Gia (Mad Gear). Because each kanji has meaning, this appears to the Japanese reader to be a nonsensical coupling of characters: "devil", "guy", "honor", and "to come after" as in a rank or position. '亜' can also mean "Asia".
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The game was going to be developed for the Super Famicon system and would have been called Street Fighter Classic.
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The Japanese version of the Arcade release includes a hidden Dramatic Battle mode with Ryu and Ken fighting against M.Bison, with a remix of the main theme from the Street Fighter 2 Animated movie playing in the background. This is a reference to a similar fight scene from the animated movie.
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In Ryu & Guy's stage in Japan, the store in the background references SonSon, the name of Capcom's second arcade game, as well as being a play on a Japanese store called "Lawson".
The Great Wall of china in the background of Chun-Li's stage also bares a strong resemblance to the cover art for SonSon.
The Great Wall of china in the background of Chun-Li's stage also bares a strong resemblance to the cover art for SonSon.
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