Title Confusion: The game is called Street Fighter II, but the backglass and playfield include a small 'Champion Edition' underneath the logo, possibly due to a last-minute change.

Spelling Bonus: Spell T-O-R-P-E-D-O at the E.

The Smurfette Principle: Chun Li, of course.

Skill Shot: Time the plunger to shoot the ball into Blanka's saucer to set the value, then shoot Chun Li's bracelet to claim it.

Shoryuken: Sagat is seen performing his Tiger Uppercut.

Rewarding Vandalism: The 'Car Crunch' Mini-Game, which drops the pinball to the embedded playfield, then gives the player eight seconds to use it to smash the red sports car inside.

Red Boxing Gloves: Seen on Balrog and his Turn Punch.

Playing with Fire: Dhalsim, whose saucer awards a two million Flame score when shot.

Either it was an intern training day or it was half off bong hits week at the Gottlieb offices when she was painted.' It contains the worst piece of Chun-Li art ever, professional or fan made.

Off-Model: To say the least the display animations are pretty bad, but the backglass is infamous for it.Moveset Clone: Ken and Ryu they even share the same target on the playfield.Gratuitous Ninja: The 'Roaming Ninjas', which never appeared in the original game.

Improbable Weapon User: Chun-Li uses her spiked braclets as throwing weapons in the display animation during the Skill Shot.

Husky Russkie/ Spinning Piledriver: Zangief.

Chun Li's Spinning Helicopter Kick is represented both on the playfield art and by a rotating flipper.

Ryu and Ken are shown doing these on the playfield.

Glowing Eyes of Doom/ Slasher Smile: Seen on M.

Everything's Better with Spinning: Chun Li's Spinning Helicopter Kick, a rotating flipper on the upper playfield.

Evil Overlooker: Downplayed - it's easy to miss M.

Boobs-and-Butt Pose: Technically, Chun Li is adopting this pose on the backglass.

The Street Fighter II pinball demonstrates the following tropes:

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