Yun (Street Fighter)

Yun (ユン,Yun), unofficially known as Yun Lee, is a supporting character in the Street Fighter series. He and his younger twin brother, Yang first appeared in Street Fighter III, and returned for the next two games. He and his brother are also playable characters in the arcade edition of Super Street Fighter IV. Yun is also an energetic skateboarder from Hong Kong, skilled in the art of Chinese Kung Fu.
He is voiced by Koji Tobe and Kentaro Ito in the Japanese version, and by Ted Sroka and Todd Haberkorn in the English version.
==Story==
Yun and Yang entered the Street Fighter tournament to show off their skills in Kung-fu & Kenpo. They later find and fight Gill, who appreciates their effort and grants them leadership of the town. They turned down his offer, since they only fought him to stop his maniacal plans. They still run the restaurant, probably Gen's former "Genhanten". It seems the two girls Hoimei and Shaomei are in love with them. Yun & Yang were only relatives to their long-lost uncle Lee who fought in the first World Tournament (his whereabouts after that was unknown but he did request Gen to train them).
==Appearance==
Yun's physical appearance is much different to his younger twin brother Yang. In comparison, Yun has long brown hair, braided into a pony tail, and wears a blue baseball cap with a yellow visor and a circle shape with a skateboard on his head, a sleeveless, white Chinese martial arts shirt with a yellow hem and blue trims and buttons, yellow wristbands with finger-less gloves on his arms, and black/dark blue pants and sneakers with yellow and white outlines. If Yun is not fighting his opponents, he really rides on his skateboard.
==Personality==
Yun is described as more energetic and extroverted one of the Lee Brothers, who taught Kung Fu. He is actually playful, upbeat, and easygoing like Yang. While the confidence is going on, his personality is not as cocky or sharply mouthed as Yang, though he is not above cackling jokes at the expense of other opponents he beats. Also, he is said to be impulsive and a born leader. Alongside Yang, when Yun interestingly became enthusiast of watching movies as he seen and idolized Fei Long as a martial arts film star in the events of Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition, he requests in one of his win quotes whether he is so-called "the real Fei Long" and then wants to have a conversation with Yang about meeting him.
==Powers and abilities==
For the Lee Brothers, Yun has trained the Chinese martial arts based on either Bājíquán or "Eight-Extremities Fist" and Kung Fu as his fighting styles similar to their uncle.
==Other Media==
===Super Smash Bros.===
Yun and Yang appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a advanced-ranked primary neutral-type spirit that only can be summoned using cores of Mio & Mayu Amakura and Young Cricket.
==Gallery==
Yun.jpg|Yun in Street Fighter III: Third Strike Online Edition.
YUN MOVE LIST - Capcom vs. SNK 2- Mark of the Millenium 2001 (CVS2)
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