A star is seen at the very beginning of his trailer, and he even has many of them adorning his wrists. Aside from a couple of visual similarities and a shared color scheme, Luke appears to be heavily associated with stars. One theory worth mentioning that some fans have latched onto is that Luke may be a character from an entirely different Capcom game: Captain Commando, a 2D beat 'em up similar to the Final Fight games. The most likely answer is that, rather than an already existing Street Fighter character, it's another entirely new character who won't be properly introduced until Street Fighter 6 - though perhaps they'll make a cameo in Luke's character story in Street Fighter 5. Plus, Luke and Ryu's fighting styles are completely different.
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While it could potentially be Ryu, the series already has a character who wishes to emulate Ryu in Sakura. Now the next question that needs answering is the identity of Luke's idol. If anything, Luke's role sounds similar to characters like Sakura and Sean, who were both inspired to pursue martial arts by Ryu and Ken respectively. It's not that dissimilar to Ryu's arc, although Ryu sought to surpass his own limitations for his own sake and lacked any sort of idol figure (aside from his master Gouken). Luke's announcement trailer didn't reveal much about his backstory, but his first line of dialogue may indicate just what exactly his story arc will be about: "Someday, I want to become a man like him!" Taken on its own, it sounds like Luke isn't that much different from Ryu.īetween that line, his role as an MMA fighter, and other comments about how he won't lose to anyone, this suggested Luke wishes to improve himself and his fighting abilities to be more like an idol of his.
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RELATED: Pro Player Trashes Street Fighter 5 on Official Capcom Tourney Stream It's very unlikely that this means Ryu will be retired from the series, as given his iconic status and popularity, he's basically guaranteed to make a return in Street Fighter 6. With Ryu's story arc over, it makes sense to switch him out for a new main character. From this point on, all Ryu seeks is to become a stronger fighter, which he does in the Street Fighter 3 games. In Street Fighter 5's story mode, he finally overcame and purged it from his body by awaking to the Power of Nothingness. In both that game and Street Fighter 4, he had been struggling with the corrupting power of the Satsui no Hado that dwelled within him, which could also transform him into Evil Ryu. Secondly, while Ryu is an iconic and recognizable character, his personal storyline in the series appears to have come to a close with Street Fighter 5. It even sported the subtitle A New Generation, heralding a brand new era for the series, with Alex poised to take over as the main character (Ryu would take the position back with the release of Street Fighter 4, which canonically takes place before the events of Street Fighter 3). That game replaced the entire cast with all new characters, with Ryu and Ken being the only exceptions (Akuma and Chun-Li would be added in subsequent instalments).
First, Capcom did try this once before with Street Fighter 3.
While the idea of replacing poster boy Ryu as the face of Street Fighter might seem insane to some, there're two reasons why this could easily happen. He even sports a yellow-and-blue color scheme that matches Capcom's own logo, as if he's representing the company itself. Given Capcom's statement, it stands to reason that Luke is set up to take over as not just the main character of Street Fighter 6, but perhaps the series as a whole.
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