Blanka

Blanka’s most apparent characteristic is his green color. His in-game storyline states that he was once extremely pale and was once known locally as the “hombre blanco” (white man) and adapted the blanco into his name Blanka. This is a strange storyline point because the language spoken in Brazil is not Spanish but Portuguese (in which that expression would be “homem branco”). His green skin color in the games is attributed to his constant use of chlorophyll from plants to better blend in with the jungle environment, a color change that eventually became permanent. His coloring changed in later games, making him bright green with vivid orange hair as opposed to the yellowish green skin he had in Street Fighter II. Blanka’s style of fighting in the games is a self-taught savage fighting style; however, Capcom’s USA division depicted it as a Capoeira technique.
In his Street Fighter II ending, he reunites with his mother who recognizes him from the anklets he wears. She reveals that Blanka was once known as Jimmy, before he was in a plane crash as a little boy. This crash caused him to grow up in the wild, although he has connections to a local village. Ever since the crash, Blanka/Jimmy had been separated from his mother.
In Street Fighter Alpha 3, his character design was again changed to make him look less ferocious-looking. His in-game story, just like the in-game stories of the other characters in the series, serves as a precursor to the events of Street Fighter II. The game tells a tale of how Blanka ate a melon on a poacher’s truck and traveled to civilization for the first time. Playing the game as Blanka, the player eventually faces Dan Hibiki as one of Blanka’s mid-bosses. It is then revealed through in-game dialogue that the two know each other and that Blanka had once saved Dan’s life. Blanka faces Zangief as his second mid-boss and unwittingly prevents Zangief from helping to destroy the Shadaloo criminal organization. He then faces Shadaloo member Balrog before facing M. Bison.[1] After Bison is defeated, Blanka, Dan, and Sakura work together and destroy Bison’s psycho drive weapon.
In Street Fighter IV, Blanka leaves his mother because people stare at him, and goes to Hong-Kong with Dan. His ending reveals that his mother went looking for him and they are reunited. He also appears in Dan’s ending where he is wandering through S.I.N.’s HQ. There he bumps into Dan only to see flames heading towards them. The flames die before they can reach them, however, as they are extinguished by Sakura’s and Ryu’s Hadokens.
Blanka has also made appearances in several spin-off titles. Blanka is available as a playable character in the later games of the Street Fighter EX series, Street Fighter EX 2 and Street Fighter EX 3. He also made appearances as a playable character in Capcom vs. SNK and Capcom vs. SNK 2. According to his ending in Capcom vs. SNK 2, he thought he was flown home, but when he got off the plane, he ends up in a zoo instead.