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- R commet Throw a Nightelf MoHawk Grenade -ALSO....... you suck the end! T. Hawk, since his introduction, has been billed from Mexico and his backstory explains he was born in the Sonora desert and resides in the Monte Albán plains. T. Hawk's second appearance as a playable character was in the home versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3. In Alpha 3, T. Hawk leaves his home village following the disappearances of some of the locals. He encounters Juli, one of Bison's bodyguards, as his last opponent before fighting Bison. The girl T.Hawk is searching for is revealed to be Julia, who was captured and brainwashed into becoming one of Bison's assassins named Juli. T. Hawk returns in Super Street Fighter IV. T. Hawk has regained his homeland following the events of the Street Fighter II series, but must fight Shadaloo once more, this time to rescue his girlfriend Julia Thunder Hawk(サンダー・ホークSandaa Hooku), is a video game character from the Street Fighter series of fighting games, first appearing in Super Street Fighter II. He is a Native American from Mexico whose ancestral homeland was taken over by Shadaloo, forcing him into exile.

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Thunder Hawk(サンダー・ホークSandaa Hooku), is a video game character from the Street Fighter series of fighting games, first appearing in Super Street Fighter II. He is a Native American from Mexico whose ancestral homeland was taken over by Shadaloo, forcing him into exile. - R commet Throw a Nightelf MoHawk Grenade -ALSO....... you suck the end! T. Hawk, since his introduction, has been billed from Mexico and his backstory explains he was born in the Sonora desert and resides in the Monte Albán plains. T. Hawk's second appearance as a playable character was in the home versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3. In Alpha 3, T. Hawk leaves his home village following the disappearances of some of the locals. He encounters Juli, one of Bison's bodyguards, as his last opponent before fighting Bison. The girl T.Hawk is searching for is revealed to be Julia, who was captured and brainwashed into becoming one of Bison's assassins named Juli. T. Hawk returns in Super Street Fighter IV. T. Hawk has regained his homeland following the events of the Street Fighter II series, but must fight Shadaloo once more, this time to rescue his girlfriend Julia, who has disappeared again. His fighting rival is El Fuerte, who challenges him after a previous and yet undisclosed defeat at T. Hawk's hands. In the 1994 film version of Street Fighter, T. Hawk (played by Gregg Rainwater) is portrayed as a military sergeant serving the Allied Nations Peacekeeping Force under Colonel Guile. He is portrayed in this version as American, although Rainwater is of Native American descent. The Lightning Hawk Magnum weapon in Resident Evil 5 is an in-company reference to T. Hawk's full name of "Thunder Hawk".