Fight-A-Base | Cammy White (Fighter)

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Cammy White (She/Her)
Fighting Game Origin
Capcom

amnesia	english	artificial_life	scarred
twintails	assassin	military	green_outfit
beret	leotard	braid	camouflage
midriff	patriot	blue_outfit	peaked_cap

Capcom Fighters

Special Skill(s)

January 6, 1974

M. Bison (genetic donor)

Cats (SSF2) , Collecting data from fights (SFA)

Anything when she's pissed off (SSF2) Sympathy (SFA)

Fighting Style(s)

Cammy's fighting style consists of quick steps looking for an opening to use her most powerful attack. Her graceful movements and smooth acrobatics give her incredible maneuverability for taking down her enemeis. The enhancements she gained from Shadaloo's experiments have given her rapid reflexes and increased strength. Her deceptively small body possesses incredible fighting abilities.

Super Street Fighter 2

Playable Character

Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo / Super Street Fighter 2 X (JPN)

Playable Character

Also playable in "Old" mode with code

Street Fighter: The Movie

Playable Character

Street Fighter Alpha 2 / Street Fighter Zero 2 (JPN)

Hidden Character

Only playable in Versus and Training modes of the Street Fighter Collection edition of SFA2 Gold. Fully playable in all modes of the Street Fighter Alpha Anthology edition of SFA2 Gold. Based on X-Men vs. Street Fighter Cammy.

X-Men vs Street Fighter

Playable Character

Street Fighter Alpha 3 / Street Fighter Zero 3 (JPN)

Playable Character

Marvel vs Capcom 2

Hidden Character

From Street Fighter series.

Capcom vs SNK / Capcom vs SNK: Millenium Battle 2000 (JPN)

Playable Character

Capcom vs SNK Pro

Playable Character

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Normal and EX mode available

Capcom vs SNK 2 / Capcom vs SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001 (JPN)

Playable Character

Hyper Street Fighter 2 / Hyper Street Fighter II

Playable Character

Playable only in SSF and SSF Turbo modes

Street Fighter 4 / Street Fighter IV

Hidden Character

Available only in home versions.

Voice Actor (Japan)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Voice Actor (United States)

Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix

Playable Character

Playstation Network

Super Street Fighter 4 / Super Street Fighter IV

Playable Character

Voice Actor (Japan)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Voice Actor (United States)

Street Fighter X Tekken

Playable Character

Voice Actor (Japan)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Voice Actor (United States)

Ultra Street Fighter 4

Playable Character

Voice Actor (Japan)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Voice Actor (United States)

Street Fighter 5 / Street Fighter V

Playable Character

Voice Actor (Japan)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Voice Actor (United States)

Ultra Street Fighter 2 / Ultra Street Fighter II

Playable Character

Voice Actor (Worldwide)

Miyuki Sawashiro

Street Fighter 6 / SF6

Playable Character

Voice Actor (Japan)

Miyuki Sawashiro

In 2000, Capcom released Cannon Spike (USA, Gunspike JPN) for Naomi and Dreamcast. A top-down shooter developed by genre masters Psikyo, it featured a number of Capcom mainstays in starring roles.

The arcade version featured @char=charlie_sfa@, @char=cammy_stf@, and a redesigned @char=arthur_mvc@ alongside original characters Shiba Shintaro (the skateboarder) and Simone (the lady). Exclusive to the Dreamcast were bonus characters @char=megaman_mvc@ and @char=bbhood_das@.

@char=vega_stf@ also appeared in redesigned form as "Fallen Balrog," a boss.

Cammy inexplicably shows up as a pit fight opponent in Metro City's Japantown, in the game Final Fight Streetwise. Looking a tad bit older than even any of her other incarnations and with a bit of a different outfit, it seems that even Delta Red agents can fall on hard times and need a quick buck.