When Capcom revealed Terry Bogard and Mai Shiranui were coming to Street Fighter ... intro and finish cutscenes – Yamcha’s signature death pose is perfect. But all that care and craft is ...

Mai is an agile ninja who first appeared in 1992's Fatal Fury 2, one of Street Fighter II's many arcade competitors. Much like Terry Bodgard, she's one of the faces of SNK fighting games, appearing in ...

After its reveal last month, Capcom has finally revealed that Mai Shiranui is coming to Street Fighter 6 on February 5, 2025.

Did you have fun with Terry Bogard? It’s time for our next combatant. Diving into Street Fighter 6 is Mai Shiranui, another iconic Fatal Fury combatant. This ninja trickster uses the talents of ...

A Congolese refugee who fled persecution in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and built a new life in South Africa is fighting to retain his refugee status after it was withdrawn by the ...

She may not be from the Street Fighter universe, but Mai Shiranui is a fantastic fit for SF6’s vibrant cast of fighters. In a world of increasingly common video game crossovers, Mai feels like she was ...

The 36th death anniversary of legendary folk singer Mai Bhagi was observed on Thursday. Mai Bhagi was born in 1920 in a small village surrounded by the vast and unforgiving Thar Desert. She began to ...

The new batch of the 1/6 scale The King of Fighters XIV Mai Shiranui figures by Amakuni will be available between August and September 2025. Amakuni will close the pre-order window for both the ...

With Mai Shiranui right around the corner, Street Fighter 6 fans should be on the lookout for a few things. Street Fighter 6's producer hopes for the opportunity to include more guest fighters ...

Capcom has officially released the gameplay trailer for Street Fighter 6’s latest guest character, Mai Shiranui. Mai is shown using her familiar moves on old rivals/friends Chun Li and Ryu ...

While his cause of death hasn't been officially confirmed, one possibility is skin cancer. Carter battled with Stage 4 melanoma in 2015. Newsweek has contacted the Carter Center for further ...