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Charlie Nash is a playable character from the Street Fighter game series.

He was first named in the original Street Fighter II during the ending of Guile.

Charlie Nash made his playable debut in Street Fighter Alpha (1995) and returned in the sequels SFA 2 (1996) and SFA3 (1998). Charlie was also one of the playable characters in X-Men vs. Street Fighter (1996). He appeared as “Shadow” in Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter (1997). His last playable form was in Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (2000) until he was revealed to return in Street Fighter V including a visual redesign and also changes to his movesets. He is just called Nash usually in Street Fighter V.

Charlie Nash is the fighter who teached Guile his martial arts style and moves like the Sonic Boom. He was probably killed or almost killed by M.Bison. According to some of the endings in the older games, M.Bison used him for experiments. In Street Fighter V he has a gem attached to his forehead similar to Urien and Gill in Street Fighter III. He also looks like he was patched together again like Frankenstein’s Monster.

Charlie was also one of the protagonist in the Arcade and Sega Dreamcast game Cannon Spike (2000)

SF Alpha Route

SF V Route

Street Fighter Alpha 3 (1998)

Street Fighter Alpha 2 (1996)

Street Fighter Alpha (1995)

Charlie Nash was drawn by Arsenalgearxx for our

Street Fighter 25th Anniversary Art Collaboration in 2012

Charlie in SFV

by Tovio Rogers

Charlie Nash Sprite Edit

by FelolLop

Charlie Nash Portrait

by SadeceKAAN

Charlie Nash SF Alpha

by The CHAMBA

Charlie Nash in SFV

by The CHAMBA

Charlie, SFV Design

by Hanzo Steinbach

Charlie Nash returns

by Lixin Wang