Zangief Zangief appears in Masahiko Nakahira's Sakura Ganbaru! Just got the left half. Zangief gives Ryu and Ken their signature white and red gis, which are actually training uniforms for Bison's men. Ryu Why you arent in your uniform? | : He fought Mike Haggar from Final Fight in a hypothetical match and won thanks to his greater size and youth as well as the animals he usually spars with which are brown bears where as his opponents spars with bull sharks that are considered less dangerous. Bison [stupidly]  He vas a brave man... a true warrior. Skills: Resistance to cold. : He and M. Bison are among the game characters present at a meeting of "Bad-Anon", a villain support group, when Wreck-It Ralph decides to attend. : [on Guile]  In anime, he is voiced in Japanese by Tetsuo Kanao and in English by William Johnson. Company Credits Carlos Blanka will be the first of many - they shall march out of my laboratory and sweep away every adversary, every creed, every nation, until the very planet is in the loving grip of the Pax Bisonica. Zangief placed 18th in the Top 50 Characters of 1996 poll in the Gamest magazine in Japan. Our boss is the enemy of freedom and peace these people have come all over the world to … That's great news general, congratulations! Zangief (Japanese: ザンギエフ, Hepburn: Zangiefu), based on Russian Зангиев, often called the Crimson Cyclone (Japanese: 赤きサイクロン, Hepburn: Akaki Saikuron), is a character in Capcom's Street Fighter series. : All I want to do is to create the perfect genetic soldier! Ultimate. Bison is a bad guy! Various actors have voiced the character in his video game appearances: he is voiced by Wataru Takagi in the Street Fighter Alpha and Street Fighter EX series, Tesshō Genda in the Capcom vs. SNK series and Capcom Fighting Evolution, and Kenta Miyake in Japanese and Peter Beckman in English for Street Fighter IV. Ken In the indie game Punch Club, a Russian fighter named Ivangief shares the same appearance as Zangief. : ...you got paid? Ah. | After the player defeats Incineroar from Pokémon and rescue Zangief's spirit, they have access to a dojo where he can teach other spirits the "Overthrow" style. [2] Considered to be the first controllable fighting game character whose moveset is centered on grappling, he made his first appearance in Street Fighter II: The World Warrior in 1991. In the live-action Street Fighter film, the character was portrayed by Andrew Bryniarski, who was dubbed over by Ryūzaburō Ōtomo in the Japanese television dub and by Katsuhisa Hōki in the video and DVD dub. Zangief appears in almost every Street Fighter movie adaptation to date, save for Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. You got paid? Release Dates Zangief Dee Jay In the film Wreck-It Ralph, he was voiced by director Rich Moore. : * In an actual product, the case back direction might be different from the photograph.