MAX REACTS: INGRID IS WEIRD - New SF6 Trailer

Let's go. Let's check this out. The last thing that the majority of us were expecting on this lonely, what is it, Thursday, was uh Capcom to drop an Ingrid teaser out of nowhere. She's definitely probably one of the least like known characters in the roster. And based on what we've already kind of seen of her, this is a much different take than the uh magical girl Ingrid that had existed, which was pretty close to like Athena in uh Capcom Fighting Jam and Street Fighter Alpha 3 in the mid2000s. A complete reinterpretation of what the character is, at least from a visual standpoint. So, let's see how bizarre and weird this gets because my initial interpretation is that this is pretty weird, dude. This world is supposed to be completely uninhabited. John Street. Odd though. How did a Terran like you end up in a whole other world? A Terran? Damn. Oh, I thought I'd never ever ever see you again. Well, her face looks effing weird. Curious, sir. Oh, they know it looks weird. Okay, stand. Touching this monoid has linked our fates. Maybe we should revisit this another time. Not that you'd understand anyway. But for now, we should be able to send you back to your world without a hitch. H simply put, since you're now the sole occupant of this wide and empty world, if I consign said world to oblivion, you should remain totally free from harm. What? Oh, this is going to be her new gameplay gimmick. Straight. Yeah, her gameplay gimmick is going to be like shattering reality and things like that. That's actually really neat instead of just magic powers. This is not a goodbye. As long as our fates are linked, we can meet again. What is this music? To do so, seek out my monoids. Until next time. Bye. What the [ __ ] What the hell? That is Bionara. What in the Whoa, dude. Yeah, that is even weirder than I thought it was going to get. She literally looks like she's coming from a completely different reality than the other Street Fighter characters, which makes her fascinating. Now, her interpretation before is that I I can't remember her actual story, but she just did like magic things. Characters did magic things all the time, but now she's straight up has like a katamari. She looks mega weird. Oh boy. Because of the extremely pale skin, she looks almost alien. I think she's supposed to be sort of like cosmic weird. I think this is intentional because the next gag they do is this where literally her face like scares the [ __ ] out of the main character. Yeah. And I'm like, is this unintentional that she's supposed to make me feel uncomfortable with her visuals? No. No. They they play a gag that like actually she's she's scary, right? She pops up and she scares the [ __ ] out of you. This is a completely different Ingrid. They're going to tie in the story maybe in some way to the old one, but it feels like at least from an outsers's perspective of people that aren't deep in the Ingrid lore feels very different. They've made her like a Tinkerbell whimsical character. I don't know. This another time. Not that you'd understand anyway. you back to your world without a It feels like she's almost like a cosmic entity that is taking the form of a human body. Like I would not be surprised. She is actually a god in Capcom lore. Yeah. What the hell is her story? Ingred, also known by the name of her emblem and code, Eternal Goddess. And okay, irrespectively, is a video game character was chosen to set appear in the cancel Street Fighter 3 game Street Capron Fighting Allstars. She joins in the Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max, making her officially a mainline in Capcom Fighting Evo. She's an extremely powerful and mysterious entity who detests dark forces such as the evil nature of the satsui nohado. Intelligent despite her apparent physical age, she has also a playful, mischievous side. Yet also displays an unusual desire for power. Furthermore, she holds Ryu, Ryu, and Rose in high regard, Ingrid often comes across as aloof and tends not to take physical combat seriously, as implied by her animations in Alpha 3 Max. While the idol poses of nearly every Street Fighter character are based on the respective fighting styles, her pose as merely her standing still and occasionally brushing her hair. Between Ingred's appearance in Alpha 3 and her return in Street Fighter 6 for status as either a canon Street Fighter character as a guest, while it's often up to debate, even among official sources, earliest evidence of Ingred's canonicity, includes Seth Killian, who during his time at Capcom's manager stated that Ingred has cemented her place in the official Street Fighter cannon. Comparatively, Street Fighter 5 director Nakayamasan stated that Ingred along with Dee and Rook might possibly exist within the Street Fighter cannon. However, their roles as code holders from their original game may not apply to the setting. Damn, bro. We are legit trying to canonify Capcom Allstars game. She literally shatters John Street Fighter's reality. She destroys his universe or some weird [ __ ] like that. His world. I'm telling you, that is a very good idea. She's going to show up and be like, "Oh, none of this is right." and she is going to tap the wall and it's gonna go and we're going to pop back onto the the streets again. And John Street Fighter is like, "Alex, what's up? What's up, John Street Fighter? This is my cousin. She's kind of like my sister and nothing else." And they're going to high-five. That's it. And she's going to be like, "Bye." She leaves through the reality. They're setting it up, dude. They're doing it. They're setting it up. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat.