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Birdie is a non-playable character in the first Street Fighter game as one of the ten CPU fighters. | Birdie is a non-playable character in the first Street Fighter game as one of the ten CPU fighters. | ||
Birdie in Street Fighter 1 can best be described as a train, because once he gets going, he is almost impossible to stop. However he can also play a strong hit-and-run play style. | Birdie in Street Fighter 1 can best be described as a train, because once he gets going, he is almost impossible to stop. However he can also play a strong hit-and-run play style, or even zone. Swapping between these styles keeps will certainly keep the opponent guessing the opponent guessing. | ||
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Birdie is a non-playable character in the first Street Fighter game as one of the ten CPU fighters.
Birdie in Street Fighter 1 can best be described as a train, because once he gets going, he is almost impossible to stop. However he can also play a strong hit-and-run play style, or even zone. Swapping between these styles keeps will certainly keep the opponent guessing the opponent guessing.
In SF++, Birdie is selected by holding 
at the title screen/"NEW CHALLENGER" screen and then releasing the button on the country select/"RYU vs. KEN" screens respectively.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Versatile toolkit | Very committal mobility options |
| Borderline acrobatic movement | Awful at micro-spacing |
| Some of the best pokes in the game | Large Hurtbox |
| Some of the best multi-hitting attacks | gets multi-hit often |
| Some of the best loops in the game |
