Summary

• Thunder Hawk was a strong character but not popular enough for competition, only reaching second place in EVO 2011.
• Dan Hibiki, a massively popular parody character who was decent in Street Fighter 5, never won any major tournaments.
• Crimson Viper, Adon, Menat, and Oro are all popular characters who have never won major tournaments.

The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Street Fighter series is home to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:some of the most uniqu♚e and powerful characters in the genre, ranging from the unkillable M. Bison to the more raw p꧑owerhouse typ💧e, such as Zangief. However, while every single character is strong in their own ways, not all of them are winners.

Specifically, not every character has had their time in the spotlight on the big stage, seeing countless EVOs, Capcom Cups, and more major tournaments go by without them being the character at the end, hoisting the trophy alongside th൩e pro who mains them!

10 💮 Thunder Hawk

The Thunderfoot Martial Artist

Thunder Haw💞k kicks off this list, as he was a remarkably strong, arguably the strongest, character in Super S⛦treet Fighter 2 Turbo that fell to the unfortunate curse of not being popular enough to really gain any traction in competition.

Even so, his highest placement was second place in the hands o🎉f Damien Dailidenas during EVO 2011, falling just short to Diago Umehara's Balrog during the High Rollers Casino Cup for Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo during EVO 2011!

9 ﷺ Dan Hib♐iki

From Parody To Beloved

Okay, so this one might be an obvious one, as Dan is a parody character intended to be bad. However, he is still one of the most popular fighters in the series, and was even pretty decent in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Street Fighter 5, even making a decent run here and there in some to💜urnaments.

But, as expected, he never won any of them, or even came close. He's a hilarious and fun character to play, but you won't see him hoisting any trophies anytime soon. Nonetheless, we hope to see him make an appearance in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Street Fighter 6 and use the Drive System🦩 to secure his first massive win!

8 Crimson Viper 𝓰

Undercover And Deadly

Next up is Crimson Viper, one of the more popular newcomers from Street Fighter 4, who utilized her unique secret spy gadgets to her advantage, making her very ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚdevastating in the right hands. Unfortunately, she fell just a tad short of hoꦕisting a trophy with those skills.

During EVO 2011, Abdullatif Alhmili took C. Viper all the way to the grand finals, but lost to Keita Ai's deadly Fei🎀 Long. There were also a total of three C. Vipers in the top eight that year, so she had a solid showing, but failed to finish strong!

7 Adon

Brutal And Loud

Following a similar trend to the others listed thus far is Adon, who made many grand finals appearances but could never pull the trigger to seal the deal. He's loud, ultra-aggressive, and a master at Muay Thai, m🔯aking it clear he's Sagat's former student.

EVO 2012 saw Bruce Yu-lin Hsiang's Adon fall to Seon-woo Lee's Akuma in the grand final. The🅰n again, in 2015, he lost to Yusuke Momochi's Evil Ryu in the graꦅnd finals as well. He was so close several times, and it's a shame we may never see him in action again!

6 Q

Mysterious All Around

Q is up next and is in a sea of killers in Street Fighter 3: Third Strike, offering solid defensive gameplay that is relatively hard to implement against the likes of Chun-Li, Yun, and Ken. Still, he is a massively popular character, 🧜and seeing him not even be close to the ru♛nning is quite sad.

Mystery shrouds this man, with the biggest being how he is pretty solid in isolation, but never quite good enough to have anyone pick up the mantle and carry him forward to victory. Whic꧋h is to say, we get it, Third Strike is a tremendous game, but if you weren't playing the top four characters, you had your work cut out for you!

5 Oro

Immortal Hermit

Speaking of Third Strike, Oro was a pretty solid character overall, but also didn't have 'it' compared to the top of the top. Still, this immortal hermit is very popular and was strong enough in Third Strike and even Street Fighter 5 that you'd assᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚume he would have won at least one major tournamen🐎t.

But, to be fair, Oro is a very technical fighter and can take a lot to master, whic🅷h is likely why you don't see many pros attempt to learn him over others. With that said, you must always 'Respect the Stones' as one Brian_F would say!

4 Hugo Andore 🦋

Wrastling And Muscles

Hugo is another Third Strike entrant and served as the wrestling representative, replacing Zangeif in the title and becoming a beloved character. Despite this, he was always seen as being in the bottom to middle tier, making him a p🌃erfect contender for this list.

Aside from the impressive EVO 2🔯024 run by Hayao, where he placed fourth with Hugo, he has rarely advanced far in tournaments, which can be attributed to his role as a grappler. All things aside, we love Hugo and love to see him eventually return to the series in some form aside from just being a background character!

3 Guy

Sneaking In From One Series To Another

Guy made his debu꧑t in the Final Fight series before sneaking his way into Street Fighter via the first Alpha installment, utilizing his mastery of ninjutsu to overwhelm and keep his opponents on their toes. He's a tremendously cool and popular character who never won the big one.

It wasn't until EVO 2016 when Guy made it to the grand finals under the wing of Lord BBH, who ultimately fe🌱ll a hair short of greatness to Ryo Yoshida's Akuma.

While Guy was considered top-tier in Alpha 1, it was super short-lived, and there weren't all that many major tournaments surro💫unding that title, so he pretty much never had the chance to show off his potential on the big stage!

2 Menat

A Popular Newcomer

Menat is a fascinating character, as she is one of the more popular newcomers introduced in Street Fighter 5, but also had the lowest play rate due to the technical nature of her gameplay, placing her in an odd spot. Nonetheless, she's a solid charact😼er and is popular enough that we're surprised she didn't secure at least one major event.

She didn't place in a single top eight in the history of Street Fi🦄ghter 5's long-winded EVOꦐ run, which is more of the same for the other major tournaments. She's one of the more frequently requested characters you will see pop up in fans' wishlists for Street Fighter 6, and we agree she needs to return as well, but hopefully she can win it big this time around if she makes a comeback!

1 Makoto

Immensely Strong And Competitive

Last and certainly not least, we have Makoto, a fan favorite and beloved character who is consistently ranked ౠamong the top five characters in Street Fighter 3: Third Strike. She is exceptionally strong and pretty irritating to go up against, but could never quite get the upper hand over Chun-Li, Yun, Ken, or even Alex.

Makoto's highest recorded placement at a major event was during EVO 2017 when Erik K tooꦜk her all th⛦e way to the grand finals before losing to Hao Liu's Yun. This is arguably the most surprising entry on this list, as you would be a fool to assume she never won at least one major in her lifetime!