Urien
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Urien is a character from the Street Fighter series, first debuting in Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact.
Bio[edit | edit source]
Like his older half-brother and rival Gill, Urien was born to veteran members of the Secret Society (which is to say, the freaking Illuminati). His proverbial pedigree predestined him to a high-ranking role among the eugenics enthusiasts, but also meant Urien and Gill were separated from their parents at a young age and forced to undergo a constant regiment of genetic enhancements and rigorous training. Sixteen years later, Gill had been chosen as the new president of the Secret Society, while Urien grudgingly served as his right-hand man.
Where Gill's narcissism and self-righteousness at least are tempered by some degree of faux-noble compassion towards his 'subjects', Urien never got over having to serve as the second fiddle. As such, he can be likened to a schoolyard bully-turned-tyrant that uses fear and intimidation to keep his underlings in line. His eager use of pankration (a particularly brutal form of Greek MMA) doesn't make him any more pleasant in close quarters, nor does his ability to command lighting and metal.
In 8chanmania[edit | edit source]
Urien solely fought in 8chanmania VII, and nothing beyond him not winning a belt there has survived.
