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The Story of Dan Hibiki, Street Fighter's Weakest Character
38:11 - 38:56 (00:44)
In Street Fighter, Dan Hibiki was intentionally designed to be the weakest character in order to provide a challenge to skilled players who could defeat their opponents with him. Despite his weakness, some players took Dan to tournaments and even managed to win with him against less skilled players.
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