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Vega / Balrog (Japan) (He/Him)
Fighting Game Origin
Capcom
Tags
2d-3d
beautiful
braid
charger
claws
facemask
flowers
minion
ninja
ponytail
serpentine
spanish
tattooed
Capcom Fighters

Games
Capcom vs SNK Pro
Playable Character Naomi
Ratio 3
Normal and EX mode available
Voice Actor Yūji Ueda
Hyper Street Fighter 2 / Hyper Street Fighter II
Playable Character
Playable in all modes except original/vanilla ("World Warrior")
Though its old news now, Balrog's name in Japan is M. (for Mike) Bison a parody of the U.S. boxing legend, Mike Tyson. Fearing legal repercussions upon Street Fighter 2's release, his name was swapped with the final boss. For whatever reason, it was decided Vega sounded more like a Spaniard and Balrog sounded more like a Boxer, so further name swapping ensued until they became as they are to this day.
Balrog
M. Bison
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.

@char=vega_stf@ appeared in drastically redesigned form as bosses "Fallen Balrog" and later "Revenger Balrog."

The arcade version featured @char=charlie_sfa@, @char=cammy_stf@, and a redesigned @char=arthur_mvc@ as playable characters. @char=megaman_mvc@ and @char=bbhood_das@ were exclusive to the Dreamcast version.