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• For all Chun Li`s wikipedia information please refer to Chun-Li's Wikipedia Profile
• For all Chun Li`s Street Fighter Wiki information please refer to Chin-Li's Street Fighter Wiki Profile

Chun-Li
Origin	China
Voiced By	Laura Bailey
Fighting Style	Tai Chi, SFIV: Chinese Kempo
Age	23 (Street Fighter 2) 18 (Street fighter Alpha) 26 (Street fighter 4)) Unknown (Street Fighter X Tekken)
Blood Type	Unknown
Height	5"7
Weight	Unknown
Occupation	Fighter, Interpol officer
Hobby	Investigating
Likes	Guile, Fighting, Ken Masters, Ryu, Cammy, Sakura, Rose, Dan Hibiki and Jin Kazama
Dislikes	M.Bison, Vega, C.viper, Balrog, Seth, Nina Williams and Kazuya Mishima

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Street Fighter series 3 Spin offs 3.1 Namco X Capcom 3.2 Street Fighter X Tekken

[edit] Introduction

An undercover Interpol agent, Chun-Li entered Street Fighter II's fighting tournament as a way of getting to its founder, M. Bison. She seeked to avenge her father, who was murdered while investigating Bison's crime syndicate, Shadaloo. Chun-Li is notable for being the first female playable character in a fighting game,and has acquired the nickname "First Lady of Fighting Games" among enthusiasts.

[edit] Street Fighter series

Chun-Li made her debut in the original version of Street Fighter II as one of the game's eight playable characters and the sole female character in the game (before the addition of later characters such as Cammy, Rose and Sakura). Chun-Li's backstory centers on her quest to avenge her father's death, an undercover police agent who disappeared while investigating M. Bison's organization. In her ending, she fulfills her revenge and decides to return to her life as an ordinary girl. In Super Street Fighter II, the player is given the option to make Chun Li return to ordinary life or continue her work as a police officer.

Chun-Li is brought back in Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams, which is set prior to the events of the Street Fighter II. She is depicted as an undercover ICPO agent who is after M. Bison and his drug cartel. In the first Alpha game Chun-Li is dressed in a Chinese acrobatics outfit, although the two sequels: Alpha 2 and Alpha 3 feature Chun-Li's original outfit from SFII as an alternate version of the character with alternate special abilities and super combos.

She appears as a playable character in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, the third iteration of Street Fighter III, as one of five new playable characters that were added, making her one of the few Street Fighter characters to appear in all major sub-series. Set years after the Street Fighter II, she has retired from street fighting to teach martial arts to young children, but is forced to return to law enforcement after one of her students is abducted by Urien.

Chun-Li appears in Street Fighter IV as one of the returning World Warriors from SFII (which was subtitled World Warriors) with her brand new Ultra Move, Hōsenka. Her in-game narrative shows she is at a current crossroads in her life and her eventual return to both street fighting and law enforcement.

[edit] Spin offs

Chun-Li has made appearances in several other Capcom-produced fighting games including all of the Marvel vs. Capcom, where she was made an honorary member of the X-Men, and Capcom vs. SNK crossovers. She also appears in the puzzle game Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo and its sequel, Pocket Fighter.

She is also a playable character in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, representing her debut game Street Fighter II (though her mechanics more closely resemble her Street Fighter III version). She also makes a cameo in Mega Man 9 as a television news reporter during a scene where Mega Man and Dr.Light were watching a breaking-news report, and in Final Fight 2, where she can be found eating ramen in the first stage. She also has a cameo appearance in Breath of Fire, where you can see her practicing her lightning kicks in the thief's house in the town of Bleak if you ask him to perform a magic trick and respond to his questions correctly.

She is found in almost any Capcom fighting game, one exception was the first Street Fighter III and its first revision, 2nd Impact, until she was finally added to the third and last revision Street Fighter III 3rd Strike. She also appears in the Pachislot game 'Chun Li Ni Makase China!', the first game produced by Capcom that features Chun-Li in the starring role. Chun-Li has been confirmed to be one of the playable characters in Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds.

She also appears in Namco X Capcom, where she teams up with Cammy.

Chun li will be a playable character in the upcoming Street Fighter X Tekken. In the gameplay video she was shown helping Ryu fight against Nina and Kazuya. She was shown using her famous kick combo on Kazuya which would then succeed into Ryu's fireball combo.