Character from Street Fighter Alpha by Capcom
A United States Air Force Special Forces operative running a black-budget investigation into Shadaloo that his own superiors keep trying to shut down — a soldier willing to go rogue to finish what he started.
Charlie Nash is the moral spine of the Alpha era. He was the one who first connected Shadaloo's drug networks to weapons-grade research, who pushed intelligence up the chain of command only to have it buried by people Bison had already bought. He kept going anyway, going progressively further off the books with each operation, bringing Chun-Li in as a civilian counterpart when his military clearances started getting yanked. His Sonic Boom and Flash Kick techniques are precision instruments — a soldier's weapons, designed to end engagements efficiently rather than perform for a crowd. In the Alpha 3 endgame he is betrayed by his own command, left for dead, and reportedly killed stopping Bison's satellite weapon — a sacrifice that haunts Guile for years afterward and sets the Street Fighter II timeline in motion.
A tall, blond American man with a lean soldier's build, dressed in an olive-green military flight suit with a yellow scarf perpetually looped around his neck. His glasses — round, wire-rimmed — seem at odds with the combat scars on his hands. He moves with the economy of someone trained to conserve energy until the moment force is absolutely necessary.
Also known as: Charlie Nash, Nash, Lieutenant Nash