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| “ | An honor, to be sure. | „ |
| ~ JP |
| “ | This I impart unto you: Strength... is meaningless. You must be disappointed. | „ |
| ~ JP after training. |
JP is the main antagonist of the 2023 video game Street Fighter 6, the seventh main installment of the Street Fighter franchise, and the main antagonist of the prequel comic, Days of the Eclipse.
He is the mysterious head of the Terra Network Partners, an NGO operating within the little-known South Asian nation of Nayshall. He is also the financial advisor of Shadaloo and the wielder of the Psycho Power, being passed on by M. Bison. He is the arch-nemesis of Ken Masters.
He was voiced by Tomokazu Sugita in Japanese (who also voiced Master of Masters in Kingdom Hearts, Charlotte Katakuri in One Piece, Dark Lugiel in Ultraman Ginga, and Satan in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow) and Wally Wingert in English (who also voiced Riddler in Batman: Arkham, Almighty Tallest Red in Invader Zim and M.O.D.O.K. in Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes).
Biography[]
Very little is known about JP, aside from being the financial head of Shadaloo. Before of the collapse of the organization, M. Bison bestowed his Psycho Power to JP and setting him as his successor. After the fall of Shadaloo and the death of Bison, JP founded his terrorist organization known as Amnesia, while using Terra Network Partners as his front of operations, as well as behind the prosperity of Nayshall. JP has been using alias for his schemes, such as "Johan Petrovich", a Russian oligarch, or "Jean-Philippe", a Frenchman. Ken Masters was also his business partner.
External Links[]
- JP on the Street Fighter Wiki
- JP on the Capcom Wiki
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