“ | There is no way you can ever knock me out! | „ |
~ Fei Long. |
Fei Long is a major character of Street Fighter series.
In the Japanese version, he is voiced by Masakatsu Funaki in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, Kazuki Yao in Street Fighter II V, Kohsuke Toriumi in Street Fighter Alpha 3, and Yuichi Nakamura in the Street Fighter IV series.
In the English version, he is voiced by Paul Dobson in the animated Street Fighter TV series, Bryan Cranston in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, Peter Doyle in the Animaze dub of Street Fighter II V and Matthew Mercer (who also voiced Chrom and Yusuke Kitagawa) in the Street Fighter IV series.
Biography[]
Fei Long is a Hong Kong action film star who began his Kung-Fu training since the age of 6. After being involved in numerous street fights, he was spotted by several movie directors and began his filmmaking career.
Following the Street Fighter II tournament, he turned down a role for a movie in Hollywood, deciding to focus more on developing his unique style of Kung-Fu dubbed Hiten Ryuu or the "Flying Heaven style." He decides to take up new movie roles in IV, but finds that mysterious accidents have occurred on the set of the movie, causing many staff members to be critically injured.
The accidents were caused by S.I.N due to the writers changing the terrorist organization depicted in the movie to a multinational corporation—fitting S.I.N's bill exactly. He enters the Street Fighter IV tournament to confront Seth.
Personality[]
Fei Long is very serious most of the time with a calm exterior, although he can be roused to anger; in his rival fight against Abel, he is calm at first, but loses his temper when the Frenchman twice asks him for a fight. He is full of fighting spirit and takes great pride in his fighting style Hitenryu, which he seeks to honor in all ways possible: He despises all that is evil.
Fei Long also enjoys a good match; although he is a famous martial arts movie actor, he still takes his time to appear at underground fighting areas to find a worthy opponent to spar with, as seen in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie. There are also times when Fei Long is shown to be a little cocky in many of his actions and also win quotes against certain characters.
Abilities[]
As befitting of an homage to Bruce Lee, Fei Long's fighting style embodies the spirit of Jeet Kune Do in terms of "absorbing what is useful". He is a well-rounded melee oriented character with very practical attacks for many different situations. His signature move is the Rekka Ken, a Three-Strike Combo which pushes Fei Long towards his opponents with a series of rushing punches, being not only a powerful combo ender but also a strong poking tool at mid-range to punish careless opponents. His Shien Kyaku is a spinning, rising kick on fire that functions as an anti-air. Lastly is his Rekkukyaku, cooloquially referred to by players as the "Chicken Wing", which sails over low attacks and projectiles and sets Fei Long's opponent's up for further pressure.
Other Media[]
Project X Zone[]
Fei Long made a cameo appearance in Project X Zone, informing Pai Chan and Akira Yuki about S.I.N., Seth and Juri.
Super Smash Bros.[]
Fei Long's theme A and B appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as soundtracks, also Fei Long is a novice-ranked support spirit that increases the user's fist attacks. His spirit battle is a stamina battle against Lucario where his melee attacks have increased power on the omega form of Arena Ferox with decreased jump power.
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Trivia[]
- In Street Fighter IV, one of Fei Long's win quotes are "Float like a moth, sting like a hornet". This is a reference/tribute to the quote said by the legendary boxer Muhammed Ali which was "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee". It also combines the word hornet with the quote, further referencing Lee, who played Kato in The Green Hornet television series.
- Fei Long's alternate outfit in Street Fighter IV is of Bruce Lee's fight attire from the opening scene of Enter the Dragon. His second alternate outfit in Super Street Fighter IV is of Kato, a character played by Bruce Lee in the TV series The Green Hornet His third alternate outfit resembles a suit that Bruce Lee often wore.
- Fei Long is among the only two characters in Super Street Fighter IV who have been given a counter Ultra, with the other character being Cammy.