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Comedian Gets Dad To Recreate Street Fighter II Turbo Victory Poses On YouTube
The combatants of the Street Fighter series are known for their strong personalities in addition to their fighting skills. The characters also have distinct victory poses and animations. Comedian Nick Luciano convinced his father to do his best to recreate the various victory and taunt animations in Street Fighter II Turbo, and the resulting video is impossible to look away from.
You can see the hilarity of the video below. Sure, some of the taunts, such as those from M. Bison and Ryu, are on the more subdued end of the spectrum, but the more outlandish the character, the more over-the-top the celebration. That's when the real fun begins.
Earlier this year, Luciano convinced his father to recreate the various taunt animations from Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. As you can imagine, those were just as enjoyable to watch. You can check out that video below if you just can't get enough of this dad.
[Source: Nick Luciano on YouTube]
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