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* ExecutiveMeddling: Marvel was completely oppossed to Norimaro's inclusion, citing they didn't want an unpowered gag character to fight against their heroes. While Capcom eventually convinced them to leave him a Japan-only character, Marvel still forced the more vulgar moves to be removed even from that version.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Marvel was completely oppossed opposed to Norimaro's inclusion, citing that they didn't want an unpowered "unpowered gag character character" to fight evenly against their heroes. While Capcom eventually convinced compromised with them to leave him a Japan-only character, Marvel still forced the more vulgar moves to be removed even from that version.version, such as a planned AssShove attack.
** BaseBreakingCharacter: It's worth noting that the divided reception to Norimaro was reflected internally within Capcom, too. Executive producer Yoshiki Okamoto heavily disliked the character and viewed him as an uncool publicity stunt, while other Capcom artists like Akiman thought he was a funny addition. Since Nippon TV vaguely promoted Norimaro as being slated to debut in "the next work related to the Street Fighter series", Okamoto fought to ensure that he would not debut in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'' which was in early development at the time.
** BaseBreakingCharacter: It's worth noting that the divided reception to Norimaro was reflected internally within Capcom, too. Executive producer Yoshiki Okamoto heavily disliked the character and viewed him as an uncool publicity stunt, while other Capcom artists like Akiman thought he was a funny addition. Since Nippon TV vaguely promoted Norimaro as being slated to debut in "the next work related to the Street Fighter series", Okamoto fought to ensure that he would not debut in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'' which was in early development at the time.
