Street Fighter Revolution Series 1: E. Honda Action Figure
Product Description
by Sota Toys
This version of E. Honda is somewhat slimmer than other portrayals; here in the prototype photo he looks like he's poised for the Hundred Hand Slap. E. Honda is clad in a cloth version of his stripe-patterned yukata. E. Honda trained furiously to become the greatest of all sumo wrestlers, and though he did manage to attain high recognition, he became disappointed when he realized that the world as a whole failed to grasp the full significance of the art of sumo wrestling. Accordingly, Honda joined the Street Fighter Tournament in order to demonstrate his prowess. Honda was in fact one of the more useful player characters, commingling his sumo-based moves with monstrous maneuvers such as the Hundred Hand Slap and the Flying Headbutt.
This version of E. Honda is somewhat slimmer than other portrayals; here in the prototype photo he looks like he's poised for the Hundred Hand Slap. E. Honda is clad in a cloth version of his stripe-patterned yukata. E. Honda trained furiously to become the greatest of all sumo wrestlers, and though he did manage to attain high recognition, he became disappointed when he realized that the world as a whole failed to grasp the full significance of the art of sumo wrestling. Accordingly, Honda joined the Street Fighter Tournament in order to demonstrate his prowess. Honda was in fact one of the more useful player characters, commingling his sumo-based moves with monstrous maneuvers such as the Hundred Hand Slap and the Flying Headbutt.