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	Poison is a [[fictional character]] in the ''Final Fight'' and ''Street Fighter'' series of video games. Created by Akira Yasuda for Capcom, Poison first appeared in ''Final Fight'' alongside a similar character, '''Roxy''', later appearing in Capcom-produced games, media and merchandise related to the ''Street Fighter'' franchise. She is voiced by Atsuko Tanaka in the ''Street Fighter III'' series,<ref name="tv.com">{{cite web \|url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/dreamcast/street-fighter-iii-3rd-strike/credits \|title=Game Credits for Street Fighter III: Third Strike \|publisher=MobyGames \|accessdate=2009-06-16}}</ref> and Masae Yumi in ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos''.<ref name="imdb">{{cite web \|url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/neo-geo/svc-chaos-snk-vs-capcom/credits \|title=Game Credits for SvC Chaos \|publisher=MobyGames \|accessdate=2009-06-16}}</ref>		'''Poison''' is a [[fictional character]] in the ''Final Fight'' and ''Street Fighter'' series of video games. Created by Akira Yasuda for Capcom, Poison first appeared in ''Final Fight'' alongside a similar character, '''Roxy''', later appearing in Capcom-produced games, media and merchandise related to the ''Street Fighter'' franchise. She is voiced by Atsuko Tanaka in the ''Street Fighter III'' series,<ref name="tv.com">{{cite web \|url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/dreamcast/street-fighter-iii-3rd-strike/credits \|title=Game Credits for Street Fighter III: Third Strike \|publisher=MobyGames \|accessdate=2009-06-16}}</ref> and Masae Yumi in ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos''.<ref name="imdb">{{cite web \|url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/neo-geo/svc-chaos-snk-vs-capcom/credits \|title=Game Credits for SvC Chaos \|publisher=MobyGames \|accessdate=2009-06-16}}</ref>

	Originally conceived as a female thug in ''Final Fight'' and part of the game's anatagonist group, Mad Gear, concerns about reactions from North American audiences to fighting women resulted in the character being changed to a newhalf. After the ''Final Fight'' series she later appeared alongside wrestler Hugo, acting as his manager, with her schemes revolving around finding a tag team partner for him or developing their own wrestling organization. Poison was also to appear in both ''Capcom Fighting All-Stars'' and ''Final Fight: Streetwise''; however, the former was canceled, and she was omitted from the latter as development progressed.<ref name="cfas-p" /><ref name="FFSWCom" />		Originally conceived as a female thug in ''Final Fight'' and part of the game's anatagonist group, Mad Gear, concerns about reactions from North American audiences to fighting women resulted in the character being changed to a newhalf. After the ''Final Fight'' series she later appeared alongside wrestler Hugo, acting as his manager, with her schemes revolving around finding a tag team partner for him or developing their own wrestling organization. Poison was also to appear in both ''Capcom Fighting All-Stars'' and ''Final Fight: Streetwise''; however, the former was canceled, and she was omitted from the latter as development progressed.<ref name="cfas-p" /><ref name="FFSWCom" />
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	A later appearance by Poison as playable character in ''Final Fight Revenge'', an American-produced 3D fighting game spinoff of ''Final Fight'', portrayed the character in a highly feminine manner and had her romantically interested in ''Final Fight'' hero Cody. Commentary about her ending in the game in ''All About Capcom'' suggested that the character might have gotten a sex change.<ref name="all about" /> The ''Final Fight''-related character profiles featured in the 2005 compilation ''Capcom Classics Collection'' acknowledges Poison's transvestite characterization, while addressing Roxy as a "she" who dislikes Poison's cross-dressing.<ref>{{cite video game\| title = Capcom Classics Collection Vol. I\| developer = Capcom\| publisher = Capcom\| level = Final Fight biographies\| quote = Roxy grew up in the same LA orphanage as Poison. She always looked up to Poison although she doesn't really dig the cross-dressing thing. \|accessdate=2009-06-16 \|date=2005-09-27}}</ref>		A later appearance by Poison as playable character in ''Final Fight Revenge'', an American-produced 3D fighting game spinoff of ''Final Fight'', portrayed the character in a highly feminine manner and had her romantically interested in ''Final Fight'' hero Cody. Commentary about her ending in the game in ''All About Capcom'' suggested that the character might have gotten a sex change.<ref name="all about" /> The ''Final Fight''-related character profiles featured in the 2005 compilation ''Capcom Classics Collection'' acknowledges Poison's transvestite characterization, while addressing Roxy as a "she" who dislikes Poison's cross-dressing.<ref>{{cite video game\| title = Capcom Classics Collection Vol. I\| developer = Capcom\| publisher = Capcom\| level = Final Fight biographies\| quote = Roxy grew up in the same LA orphanage as Poison. She always looked up to Poison although she doesn't really dig the cross-dressing thing. \|accessdate=2009-06-16 \|date=2005-09-27}}</ref>

	The discrepancy regarding Poison have been addressed more than once in interviews with former and current Capcom employees. ''Final Fight'' developer and Arika founder Akira Nishitani stated he supposed the character could be male, but added it was up to the viewer to decide.<ref name="AkiraN"/> ''Street Fighter IV''<nowiki></nowiki>'s producer Yoshinori Ono, when asked in an interview about the matter , stated "Let's set the record straight: In North America, Poison is officially a post-op transsexual. But in Japan, she simply tucks her business away to look female."<ref>{{cite journal \|journal=Electronic Gaming Monthly \|date=January 2008 \|title=The Big Comeback \|page=68\|issue=224\|last=Leone\|first=Matt}}</ref> He later emphasized it again when asked about what female characters could be included in the game ''Street Fighter IV'', stating that it would be too confusing to include her due to the region-specific gender.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/19310 \|title=Street Fighter IV Producer interview \|publisher=GameVideos \|date=2008-06-06 \|accessdate=2009-08-09}}</ref>		The discrepancy regarding Poison have been addressed more than once in interviews with former and current Capcom employees. ''Final Fight'' developer and Arika founder Akira Nishitani stated he supposed the character could be male, but added it was up to the viewer to decide.<ref name="AkiraN"/> ''Street Fighter IV''<nowiki></nowiki>'s producer Yoshinori Ono, when asked in an interview about the matter, stated "Let's set the record straight: In North America, Poison is officially a post-op transsexual. But in Japan, she simply tucks her business away to look female."<ref>{{cite journal \|journal=Electronic Gaming Monthly \|date=January 2008 \|title=The Big Comeback \|page=68\|issue=224\|last=Leone\|first=Matt}}</ref> He later emphasized it again when asked about what female characters could be included in the game ''Street Fighter IV'', stating that it would be too confusing to include her due to the region-specific gender.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/19310 \|title=Street Fighter IV Producer interview \|publisher=GameVideos \|date=2008-06-06 \|accessdate=2009-08-09}}</ref>

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	== In video games ==		== In video games ==
	Introduced in the original ''Final Fight'', Poison is an orphan who grew up to be a [[~~transsexual~~]]. She enjoys fighting and uses it as a means to stay in shape,<ref name="cccpoison" /> making use of her ties with the original Mad Gear gang to keep her out of prison.<ref name="ffrbio">{{cite manual \| author =Capcom Studio 8\| title =Final Fight Revenge, instruction manual \| section =Poison character profile \| publisher =Capcom \| date =2000-05-30 \| accessdate =2009-06-16 \| quote =Poison had been a Bad Girl, a really Bad Girl. And she did NOT want to spend any amount of time behind bars. But, what could she do to avoid that situation? She could always give up the Mad Gear and the life of crime that went with it. But, it was so much FUN! Playing cat and mouse with the cops, making them bow and scrape before her when they thought that they had "caught" her, only to be confronted with [[Final Fight#bosses\|Damnd]], Andore and the rest of the Gang. But lately, the gang haven't been showing up to help out... }}</ref> In ''Final Fight Revenge'', her behavior was represented as womanly and sultry, ranging from flirtatious comments to pole dancing. She frames Cody for her assault crimes and gets him arrested by \|Edi E., though she later visits him in jail having developed romantic feelings for him.<ref name="FFRending">{{cite video game\|title=Final Fight Revenge \|developer=Capcom Studio 8 \|publisher=Capcom \|date=2000-03-20 \|platform=Sega Saturn \|level=Poison ending \|quote=Fearful of serving time, Poison and friends develop a plot to frame Cody for their crimes." / '''Poison''': "He'll never love anyone but Jessica anyway. Unless... }}</ref> In the ''Street Fighter III'' series, she reappears working as a wrestling manager for her friend Hugo, who couldn't find a tag team partner due to his immense strength. From here their plots would focus on the two searching for a tag partner or starting their own wrestling association, echoed in their ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos'' appearance.<ref>SNK Playmore. ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos''. SNK Playmore. Level/area: Pre-match dialogues between Hugo and opponents</ref>		Introduced in the original ''Final Fight'', Poison is an orphan who grew up to be a [[transgender woman]]. She enjoys fighting and uses it as a means to stay in shape,<ref name="cccpoison" /> making use of her ties with the original Mad Gear gang to keep her out of prison.<ref name="ffrbio">{{cite manual \| author =Capcom Studio 8\| title =Final Fight Revenge, instruction manual \| section =Poison character profile \| publisher =Capcom \| date =2000-05-30 \| accessdate =2009-06-16 \| quote =Poison had been a Bad Girl, a really Bad Girl. And she did NOT want to spend any amount of time behind bars. But, what could she do to avoid that situation? She could always give up the Mad Gear and the life of crime that went with it. But, it was so much FUN! Playing cat and mouse with the cops, making them bow and scrape before her when they thought that they had "caught" her, only to be confronted with [[Final Fight#bosses\|Damnd]], Andore and the rest of the Gang. But lately, the gang haven't been showing up to help out... }}</ref> In ''Final Fight Revenge'', her behavior was represented as womanly and sultry, ranging from flirtatious comments to pole dancing. She frames Cody for her assault crimes and gets him arrested by \|Edi E., though she later visits him in jail having developed romantic feelings for him.<ref name="FFRending">{{cite video game\|title=Final Fight Revenge \|developer=Capcom Studio 8 \|publisher=Capcom \|date=2000-03-20 \|platform=Sega Saturn \|level=Poison ending \|quote=Fearful of serving time, Poison and friends develop a plot to frame Cody for their crimes." / '''Poison''': "He'll never love anyone but Jessica anyway. Unless... }}</ref> In the ''Street Fighter III'' series, she reappears working as a wrestling manager for her friend Hugo, who couldn't find a tag team partner due to his immense strength. From here their plots would focus on the two searching for a tag partner or starting their own wrestling association, echoed in their ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos'' appearance.<ref>SNK Playmore. ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos''. SNK Playmore. Level/area: Pre-match dialogues between Hugo and opponents</ref>

	Poison was also planned to appear both in ''Capcom Fighting All-Stars'' and ''Final Fight Streetwise'', though the first game was canceled and she was cut from the second. In ''Mighty Final Fight'', a super deformed parody of the character named "Poison Kiss" appears as a generic enemy, a corrupt cop and characterized as her younger sister.<ref name="mffbio">{{cite manual \|title=Mighty Final Fight, instruction manual \|accessdate=2008-06-22 \| date=1993-07 \|section=Character bios \|author=Capcom \|publisher=Capcom}}</ref> Poison has also appeared based on her role as Hugo's manager on cards for ''SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash'' and the game's Nintendo DS sequel, as well as the related printed trading card game.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.auction.co.jp/mem1/item/mem_itm_item.asp?LOT=206464 \|title=VERSUS TCG SNK vs CAPCOM　カードファイターズマネージメント ac-043U \|language=Japanese \|publisher=Wanted Internet Group \|accessdate=2009-06-16 \|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20050119070352/http://www.auction.co.jp/mem1/item/mem_itm_item.asp?LOT=206464 \|archivedate=2005-05-05}}</ref>		Poison was also planned to appear both in ''Capcom Fighting All-Stars'' and ''Final Fight Streetwise'', though the first game was canceled and she was cut from the second. In ''Mighty Final Fight'', a super deformed parody of the character named "Poison Kiss" appears as a generic enemy, a corrupt cop and characterized as her younger sister.<ref name="mffbio">{{cite manual \|title=Mighty Final Fight, instruction manual \|accessdate=2008-06-22 \| date=1993-07 \|section=Character bios \|author=Capcom \|publisher=Capcom}}</ref> Poison has also appeared based on her role as Hugo's manager on cards for ''SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash'' and the game's Nintendo DS sequel, as well as the related printed trading card game.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.auction.co.jp/mem1/item/mem_itm_item.asp?LOT=206464 \|title=VERSUS TCG SNK vs CAPCOM　カードファイターズマネージメント ac-043U \|language=Japanese \|publisher=Wanted Internet Group \|accessdate=2009-06-16 \|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20050119070352/http://www.auction.co.jp/mem1/item/mem_itm_item.asp?LOT=206464 \|archivedate=2005-05-05}}</ref>
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	/ref> and Masae Yumi in ''SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos''.ref name=gameover>{{cite book\|title=Game Over\|last=Sheff\|first=David\|authorlink=David Sheff\|isbn=0966961706\|publisher=Cyberactive Media Group Inc\|year=1999\|page=225\|quote=With Capcom USA, Phillips's team edited some of the grislier games that came in from its Japanese parent company, although Capcom's own censors weeded out the most offensive touches...When a Capcom USA representative suggested that it was tasteless to have the game's hero beat up a woman, a Japanese designer responded that there were no women in the game. 'What about the blonde named Roxy?' the American asked. The designer responded, 'Oh, you mean the transvestite!' Roxy was given a haircut and new clothes.}}

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