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Akira Yasuda (安田 朗, Yasuda Akira) (born July 21, 1964) is a Japanese animator, character designer, game designer and mecha designer, who works under the pseudonym "Akiman".
He is known as the father of iconic characters such as Chun-Li, Guile or Cammy from the Street Fighter series and his work on other classic Capcom titles such as Final Fight...
13 Dis 2021 · Learn about the career and influences of Akira Yasuda, the creator of Final Fight, Street Fighter II, and Turn A Gundam. Read his 2003 interview from the "style of games" book, where he talks about his origins, his work, and his decision to go freelance.
Capturing the moment of our world and representing it in the form of a still image, it has gained some authentic power, the power that makes us believe the image to be real. We see it as evidence that something or someone is or was actually in this world.
Akira Yasuda, also known as Akiman, is a former Capcom employee and a freelance artist who has worked on many video games and anime projects. He is known for his character designs and mecha designs, such as Street Fighter, Final Fight, Code Geass, and Turn A Gundam.
16 Jul 2023 · Akira Yasuda is a Japanese video game designer and illustrator, known for his work on Street Fighter II and other titles. Learn more about his biography, works, and exhibitions at MoMA, including the upcoming Never Alone show in 2022.
Nicknamed "Akiman", Yasuda Akira is the character designer and illustrator for various Capcom works, including Street Fighter II and III, Darkstalkers/Vampire, and Breath of Fire.
