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Ayutthaya Ruins - Street Fighter Wiki Ayutthaya Ruins (アユタヤ遺跡, Ayutaya Iseki?) is a stage that is located in the country of Thailand that appeared as Sagat's stage in Street Fighter II It later returned as a DLC stage in Street Fighter V under the name King's Court The area contains a giant reclining Buddha statue surrounded by
The Buddha Statue - FightingStreet. com Here you can see a collection of the different looks the buddha statue had in all those Street Fighter games The buddha statue can be seen in almost every game Sagat appears in It is located at the Ayuthaya Ayutthaya ruins in Thailand and it's a lying buddha
Ayutthaya Ruins | Street fighter II: Hyper Fighting - YouTube Details: The name ''Ayutthaya Ruins'' is most likely first giving in the artbook soundtrack ''Street Fighter II - Complete file'' The game itself simply calls the stage ''Thailand'' The
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Meet the real-world locations of Street Fighter Vs cool stages Kings Court is one of the most iconic stages in Street Fighter history because of the image of the reclining Buddha statue This statue can also be found in Thailand’s Ayutthaya Historical Park in Bangkok
Thailand - Street Fighter Wiki It is most notable in the Street Fighter universe as being the home country of Sagat and Adon It is significant for its landmark the reclining Buddha statue which is Sagat's stage in the Street Fighter II series and the Street Fighter Alpha series