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Brazilian artist Victor Hugo has quite the thing for Street Fighter, and I've quite the thing for his take on the fighting series, falling as it does somewhere between "next-gen fighting game" and "Hollywood animated movie".

So it's great to see him putting that to some serious work, teaming up with an animator friend for Street Fighter III — Fuurinkazan, a fan flick that, if his static 3D models are anything to go by, will be blowing our socks off.

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  • chrobaciky Guest

    looks great, i hope he can get it finished.

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  • jerkface Guest

    Brazil had the biggest Japanese expat population i believe, so he might have had More exposure than you might think

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    • jacka @jacka

      Really? That seems curious. What's in Brazil that's attracting the Japanese over anywhere else in the world?

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  • jerkface Guest

    There was a farming boom or something there about 80 years ago afraid i don't recall

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