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M. Bison's New Design Explained in Street Fighter 6

M. Bison is back and more menacing than ever! Join me as we dive deep into the lore and inspiration behind his brand-new look in Street Fighter 6. From his dark horse to the mysterious scars, there's so much to uncover about the fallen dictator's latest transformation. Capcom has reimagined the iconic villain, giving him an even more sinister appearance. In this video, we explore every detail of his new design and uncover the inspiration and lore behind it. M. Bison, the main antagonist of the Street Fighter series, returns with a dramatic transformation. After his apparent demise at the hands of Ryu in Street Fighter 5, Bison rises once more, now astride a dark horse. This striking image is more than just a visual update; it's loaded with symbolic meaning. From the waist down, Bison retains his classic red pants and steel-capped boots, but the real story lies in his upper body. He now wears a tattered hooded cloak and bandages that cover deep scars running from his right hand up to his face. These scars glow with Psycho Power, connecting his past to his current form. We delve into how these scars link the events of Street Fighter 5 to Street Fighter 6. At the end of SF5, Ryu's Hadoken causes Bison to disintegrate in a blaze of blue light, starting from his right hand. These luminous cracks now manifest as scars in SF6, highlighting Bison's resilience and the continuity of his narrative. One of the most notable changes is Bison's new companion, a dark horse he rides into battle. This addition draws parallels to the 1994 Street Fighter movie, where a painting of Bison on a horse symbolizes his dictatorial power. This visual nod reinforces Bison's role as a formidable and tyrannical force. We also explore the symbolism of Bison's horse in the context of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, particularly Famine, who rides a black horse. This connection is rich with thematic relevance, as Bison is in search of power and identity, reflecting themes of hunger and scarcity. Furthermore, Bison's internal struggle between Psycho Power and Soul Power is hinted at through the changing colors of his attacks. Traditionally associated with the malevolent purple Psycho Power, Bison now exhibits attacks with a teal flame, suggesting an influence of Soul Power. This internal conflict adds depth to his character, hinting at a potential moral dilemma. Finally, we reveal the possible influences behind Bison's new design, including unused concept art from Street Fighter 4 that features similar elements like his tattered clothing and exposed chest. This continuity shows the careful planning and thought that Capcom has put into his redesign. #mbison #sf6 #streetfighter6 0:00 Intro 0:23 Evolution of M. Bison 0:46 Design 1:37 Horse 2:25 Sagat 2:47 Darksiders 3:07 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse 4:10 Famine 4:30 Soul Power 5:51 Street Fighter 4 6:44 Outro