series, Nash has been depicted as a military operative who wears green cargo pants and a yellow jacket, as well as a pair of glasses which he takes off before a fight. He has a hairstyle consisting of a large forelock of blond hair. Charlie has been depicted with drastically different character designs in his appearances in licensed Street Fighter media prior to his official Alpha debut. His appearance in Street Fighter V is similar to his Alpha design, although a few very noticeable changes have been implemented. He now sports faded, green-colored skin grafts that are stapled on and cover a portion of the right side of his face, the majority of his right arm and a portion of the right side of his chest. His attire has also gained a darker coloration, with his pants now being a dark brown color and part of his vest becoming darker too. Lastly, he has gained a green gem embedded in his forehead. Gameplay For Nash's debut appearance in Street Fighter Alpha, his moves are based on Guile's, making him as a similar figure as Ken to Ryu, and his Somersault Kick is more powerful than Guile's. Due to Nash's apparent resurrection in Street Fighter V where he almost seems possessed by a "mysterious power", his attacks and special moves for the game reflect that change; he no longer possess many of the special moves which are thematically similar to Guile's, and both characters play quite differently. In Street Fighter V, Nash appears to perform similarly to the Street Fighter IV iteration of Guile. He is considered to be a character for players who like to switch it up on their opponents and keep the pressure on, as he had the most flexible normal attacks in the game. Edward Dang from Hardcore Gamer opined that an experienced Nash player would understand what moves Nash can chain together and being prepared for defense. Nash also has the ability to steal HP and Critical Art meter, which is used for EX attacks and the character’s super attack, the Critical Art. Appearances In video games Nash first appears as a playable character in Street Fighter Alpha, a prequel to Street Fighter II, where he is a first lieutenant in the United States Air Force, assigned to track down Bison and uncover corruption within the American military. Because the events of the Alpha series precede