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Headings: T. Hawk
T. Hawk
T. Hawk
Characteristics
Height
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Hair color
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First Game
Birthdate
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Likes
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Rival (s)
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Behind-The-Scene
Japanese voice actor (s)
English voice actor (s)
Live action actor (s)
Contents
Biography
Appearance
Personality
Relationships
M. Bison
El Fuerte
Story
Background
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Super Street Fighter II Turbo
Super Street Fighter IV
Animations
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
Street Fighter USA cartoon
Live-action movies
Street Fighter film
Comics
UDON comics
Gameplay
Fighting style
T. Hawk fights using "Thunderfoot martial arts".
Moveset
Subpages
Quotes
T. Hawk/Quotes
Gallery
T. Hawk/Gallery
Sprites
T. Hawk/Sprites
Trivia
Videos
Stage Themes
Super Street Fighter 2 The New Challengers OST Theme of T.Hawk
Hyper Street Fighter II Music - T Hawk Stage
Street Fighter Alpha 3-Tropical Storm (T.Hawk Stage)
Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival OST (GBA) - 27. T. Hawk Theme
T. Hawk's Theme - New Mexican Thunderbird HD REMIX
Super Street Fighter 4 T.Hawk Theme Soundtrack HD
See also
References

Content: The Animated Movie
T. Hawk made a small appearance in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, having traveled to Washington to find and challenge Ken. He proves to be a formidable opponent in the ensuing street fight, but Ken overpowers him and defeats him with a Shoryuken, greatly weakening him. T. Hawk demands Ken finish him off with a Hadoken but Ken refuses, instead leaving. At one point, T. Hawk admits that he intends to track down and battle Ryu, who defeated Sagat in the movie's prologue. It is unknown whether or not T. Hawk finds Ryu in the end. Street Fighter USA cartoon
This version of T. Hawk is more like a neutral variation since he is on both good and evil sides. He appeared in three episodes of the series, Desert Thunder, Keeping the Peace, and The Hammer Strikes . Live-action movies
Street Fighter film
In the 1994 live-action Street Fighter film, T. Hawk was a Sergeant serving under Colonel Guile. He and Cammy (who is a Lieutenant) appeared to be Guile's second in command, which would lead one to believe his rank was something along the lines of Master Sergeant or Chief Master Sergeant.