Meet Alex in Street Fighter 6

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Alex, a character from the Street Fighter series, is joining Street Fighter 6 as a paid DLC character in early spring.
Known as The Man With No Allies and The Dark Devil, Alex is portrayed as a prime-time wrestler who uses sneak attacks and sucker punches.
The Year 3 Character Pass, available now on the eShop for $29.99, grants immediate access to Sagat and C. Viper, with Alex and Ingrid available as they are released.
Street Fighter 6 presents a grittier version of Alex, depicting him as a cocky cage fighter and villain, adding an exciting twist to the games roster. More details about his role will be revealed in early spring.

Newcomer Alex Joins Street Fighter 6 Roster – A Grittier and Villainous Wrestler Approaches

Capcom has released a new trailer for Street Fighter 6, showcasing Alex, the next paid DLC character, also known as “The Man With No Allies” and “The Dark Devil.” Alex is slated to join the roster in early spring, presented in the trailer as a prime-time wrestler who uses sneak attacks and sucker punches. His moveset includes a power bomb and choke hold, as demonstrated in the trailer. While gameplay footage isn’t shown, Alex’s visual design is a marked improvement from Street Fighter V. Alex, who debuted in Street Fighter 3 and is the third character for Season Three after Sagat and C. Viper, can be accessed through the Year 3 Character Pass, available now on the eShop for $29.99. This pass grants immediate access to Sagat and C. Viper, with Alex and Ingrid available as they are released. Compared to previous appearances, Street Fighter 6 presents a grittier version of Alex, portraying him as a cocky cage fighter and villain, ensuring an exciting addition to the Street Fighter 6 lineup. Further details regarding his role will be revealed in early spring.

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