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Home » Comic Review: Street Fighter Unlimited Volume 2: Heart of Battle (2018)
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Comic Review: Street Fighter Unlimited Volume 2: Heart of Battle (2018)

matthewephotography@yahoo.comBy matthewephotography@yahoo.comJanuary 14, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Image credit: UDON/Jason Brown, midlifegamergeek.com

Gil uncovers the secret society’s evil plans, Ryu finally learns how to deal with the “slaughter wave,” and Akuma unleashes immense power. And to stop it, all the warriors around the world will have to join forces. Evil is in its wake.

After the somewhat lackluster first volume of Street Fighter Unlimited, The Heart of Battle is a much more satisfying and enjoyable read. It brings closure to a number of story threads that have been dragged out for far too long, and provides a great cliffhanger/setup for the next big crossover.

Despite the high camp and ridiculousness of the Street Fighter series (or perhaps more accurately), when it works, it’s great and fun, and The Heart of Battle sees UDON get back on track and the next storyline. is Street Fighter vs. Darkstalker. Will the clash of the world’s warriors against Capcom’s supernatural world work out? We’ll soon find out.

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