Who created the character Ibuki in Street Fighter III?
Akira Yasuda designed Ibuki for Street Fighter III while working at his desk in 1997. He proposed that she be a ninja after struggling to find other viable concepts among the team.
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Akira Yasuda designed Ibuki for Street Fighter III while working at his desk in 1997. He proposed that she be a ninja after struggling to find other viable concepts among the team.
UDON Entertainment released the four-issue miniseries titled Street Fighter Legends: Ibuki in 2010. The publication coincided with the launch of Super Street Fighter IV and featured a review by Jesse Schedeen on the 11th of March 2010.
Ibuki enters a secret elite ninja training camp disguised as an ordinary university during the conclusion of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike. She completes her graduation exam and receives a contract approved by the Shinobi village years later.
Series artist Kinu Nishimura gave Ibuki a long ponytail when designing her school outfit for the initial release of Street Fighter III. This specific hair style caused animation issues requiring 1.2 to 1.3 times the character data of other fighters.
Rolento served as Ibuki's tag team partner when she represented the series in Street Fighter X Tekken in 2012. Village leaders persuaded her to accept Rolento's request for a joint mission to the South Pole.