Identity: Public · Race: Android · Affiliation: Independent
Androboy is a mysterious android fighter introduced in the Street Fighter EX series. Built with cutting-edge cybernetics and designed to emulate human martial arts, Androboy combines mechanical resilience with youthful agility. His innocent personality contrasts with his high-speed attacks and energy-based strikes, making him both an experimental creation and a capable competitor in the Street Fighter universe.
Childlike yet determined, Androboy shows curiosity about humanity while proving himself through martial combat. He blends innocence with mechanical precision.
Fans view Androboy as a quirky yet fascinating character, praised for his unique design and cybernetic fighting flair.
"System online!"
"Executing combat protocol!"
"I will not fail!"
"Energy pulse—release!"
"Humans… fascinating!"
Learning human culture, Martial arts training, Analyzing data
Developed as an experimental android designed to mimic human martial arts and emotions.
Introduced into the Street Fighter EX tournaments to test combat efficiency and adaptability.
Formed bonds with other fighters, especially Allen Snider and Blair Dame, who saw his innocence despite being artificial.
Though his appearances were limited, Androboy remains a unique character who blended technology and humanity in the EX timeline.
Instilled self-doubt and a desire to prove functionality in tournaments.
Manifestation: Panic-driven overdrive mode that drains energy quickly
Dialect: Neutral, synthesized speech
Catchphrases: System online!, Executing combat protocol!, I will not fail!
Speech Patterns: Direct and mechanical, occasionally showing emotional inflection
Yes, Blair Dame and Allen Snider often supported him in the EX series.
His main threats are Garuda and Doctrine Dark, who see him as a flawed experiment.
Images represent character appearances.
Androboy is an android fighter from the Street Fighter EX series.
He first appeared in Street Fighter EX2 (1998).
He possesses enhanced reflexes, energy-based projectiles, and analytical combat precision.
No, like other EX fighters, he is part of the Arika-developed EX timeline.
His mix of innocence, cybernetic design, and unique fighting style makes him memorable.