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0Information of Steets of Rage Wiki:Blaze Fielding (ブレイズ・フィールディング) is one of the main protagonists of the Streets of Rage series, having appeared in every game as a playable character alongside Axel Stone. She is a former member of the Wood Oak City Police Department.
Biography
Appearance
Blaze is a physically attractive caucasian woman with brown eyes (blue in SEGA Heroes) and long brown hair. Her designed remains more or less the same in every game, with some small differences.
In the first Streets of Rage, Blaze wears a red headband, a red jacket and skirt, black fingerless gloves and red boots.
In Streets of Rage 2, she loses the jacket and gloves, and instead wears a red top, alongside gold bangles on her wrists, and stockings. In Streets of Rage 3, her design is nearly identical, but back with the leather gloves, and featuring long red boots.
In Bare Knuckle Mobile, her sprites are based on Streets of Rage 2, but with her attire based on the first Streets of Rage.
In Streets of Rage 4, Blaze's design is a combination between her Streets of Rage and Streets of Rage 3 appearances. She wears golden hoop earrings, a red top, a black leather jacket, black fingerless gloves, a red skirt with a black belt, and red boots.
Personality
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Blaze has the role of the "female brawler", as she is volunteering, determined, and ready to put her life in jeopardy to bring an end to the Syndicate. She has a strong sense of justice but is ruthless towards her opponents, mercilessly beating them up on the streets and bloodying them with her fists. Some of her quotes from the Bare Knuckle III Battle mode shows that she can't stand perverts and will often remind male opponents to stay focused on the fight instead of her body. She also seems to be somewhat proud and doesn't take defeats kindly.
Story
Streets of Rage
Blaze makes her debut in 1991's Streets of Rage as the leader of the three cops who quit the city's corrupt police force, in order to settle the rampage that has plagued the city and find out those responsible behind those events. Along with Adam Hunter and Axel Stone, she manages to defeat the syndicate leader, Mr. X in his own headquarters.
Streets of Rage 2
A year after the events of the first game, Blaze, who has moved out of the city and became a dance teacher, discovers along with Axel and Adam's kid brother "Skate" that Adam has been kidnapped by Mr. X, who was believed to be dead in the previous battle, in order to lure Axel and Blaze to him in retaliation for his prior defeat. She and Axel set out to rescue their friend with Skate and a professional wrestler named Max Thunder who is also one of Axel's friends. They manage to reach the hidden headquarters of the Syndicate on an isolated island and defeat Mr. X once again and free Adam in the end.
Bare Knuckle III
In the original Sega of Japan produced version, Blaze, along with Axel, had rejoined the police force after the events of Streets of Rage 2. During the events of Bare Knuckle III, Axel and Blaze are being assigned to the leading two cases that will actually reveal to be interconnected: a Rakushin explosion in the Wood Oak City that could be related to the Syndicate's activities, and the disappearance of General Petrov that could lead to a war between the Lima Nations. They're being assisted by Adam (story-wise only), Skate and a mysterious ex-researcher named Dr. Zan.
Streets of Rage 3
The Sega of America produced version (with a slightly altered storyline to lighten the game's tone, but also a representative of the harder difficulty compared to the original version) had Blaze stay in the city after the events of Streets of Rage 2 and become a private detective. When informed by ex-researcher Dr. Zan that the next victim of the Syndicate's evil scheme will be her old friend, the Chief of Police, she writes a letter to Axel, who had moved out of the city now working as a Martial Arts sensei requesting his help (as seen in the intro sequence) and immediately sets up a task force to go to his rescue.
Streets of Rage 4
Blaze ended expelled from the police when she refused to take anger management classes after entering an argument with the Commissioner which ended with her punching him in the face.
Spending her days as a dance instructor, Blaze still kept in touch with the rumors and gossips, eventually learning about the rise of a new Syndicate trying to take control of the city. Taking immediate action, Blaze called all of her old friends to help her.
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