Chun-Li

Chun-Li is a martial artist and retired street fighter who now lives a largely civilian lifestyle. A passionate and determined woman, Chun-Li can be as kind as she can be fierce and is still a strong combatant despite the weight she's put on after retirement. Her legs, once so distinctively sculpted and powerful, now owe their large size to fat rather than muscle. Chun-Li has a fickle side, sometimes allowing her pride to get in the way of things, especially now that she's out of the limelight.

Chun-Li is a forty-two-year-old martial artist who once held the title of being the strongest woman in the world. Formerly famous for her powerful, lightning-fast kicks, Chun-Li has faded from the international spotlight and retired from her job as a police officer for Interpol. Now working part-time as a waitress in an eatery in rural China and taking on apprentices on the side, she lives a quiet life, having succeeded in her goal of avenging her father's death at the hands of M. Bison. She is deeply passionate about everything she does, especially when it comes to fighting, and her vigor expresses itself in many ways, from kindness to vengefulness and impulsive happiness.

Chun-Li began practicing martial arts as a little girl after she was inspired by action movies and plays depicting powerful fighters executing gorgeously extravagant attacks. She began with Tai Chi but was dissatisfied with how different the martial art's practices were from the moves that inspired her, and so, with her father's help, she quickly moved on to flashier, more advanced styles. Quickly gaining an affinity for using her legs, Chun-Li dedicated herself to more kick-focused disciplines, most notably capoeira and taekwondo. Chun-Li became a detective at age eighteen so she could search for her missing father, who she later discovered to have been killed at the hands of M. Bison, the leader of the evil criminal organization Shadaloo. Throughout her twenties and early thirties, she pursued him, with her efforts coming to a head after M. Bison's death and the subsequent fall of Shadaloo.

Chun-Li stands at five feet and seven inches tall, weighing in at two hundred and twenty pounds. Chun-Li has always had a large appetite spurred on by the intensive physical training she committed herself to in order to be as powerful as she once was, but her diet never changed, even in retirement. Without the need to discipline herself daily, Chun-Li ballooned over the course of a handful of years, and despite multiple attempts to curb her gain, she's only growing bigger. Her legs, once the subject of global attention and worship for their striking elegance and muscle mass, have become so thickened by fat that she can barely lift them above her waist anymore.

Chun-Li has remained beautiful in many other aspects, most notably her face, which remains youthful despite its softening and aging. She has kept her short ox-horns hairstyle, adorning her buns with white, silken brocades and ribbons. Every day she wears a Chinese qipao to work, but she has many sorts of Western casualwear she likes to put on in her off hours. Chun-Li still owns her old fighting uniform, comprised of a blue qipao modified to improve the range of movement of her legs, along with dark brown tights, white combat boots, spiked wristbands, a blue thong, and a tight, white waistband. Chun-Li only wears her distinctive outfit anymore when challenged to a duel by an apprentice, and it's been a while since she's had it refitted to keep up with her expanding weight.

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