List of spirits (Street Fighter series): Difference between revisions

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**Nash also used to be an example, as it was the name used for him in Japan and he was called "Charlie" in Western releases, until Capcom unified both names as of ''Street Fighter V'', making his full name Charlie Nash.
**Nash also used to be an example, as it was the name used for him in Japan and he was called "Charlie" in Western releases, until Capcom unified both names as of ''Street Fighter V'', making his full name Charlie Nash.
*Dee Jay's spirit battle is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit battle to have more than one opponent.
*Dee Jay's spirit battle is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit battle to have more than one opponent.
*Juri is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit who originated from a 3D ''Street Fighter'' game, that game being ''Street Fighter IV'', a 2D-style fighting game that uses 3D models.
*Juri is the only ''Street Fighter'' spirit who originated from a 3D ''Street Fighter'' game, that game being ''Street Fighter IV''.
*The ''Street Fighter III'' games are the only ones whose spirits have no spirit battles, both being summon-exclusive.
*The ''Street Fighter III'' games are the only ones whose spirits have no spirit battles, both being summon-exclusive.
*E. Honda and Dhalsim are the only two World Warriors to not have spirit battles.
*E. Honda and Dhalsim are the only two World Warriors to not have spirit battles.