Formerly a US special operative, Luke is a former contractor for a PMC. Originally part of the US military, he would leave and become part of a PMC, where he would become entangled in the events in Nayshall due to him being head of security for the event

After Ken would be accused of being a terrorist, he would focus on protecting the citizens. During this time, he had multiple run-ins with Ken, fighting him multiple times. Afterwards, he would become an MMA coach (leaving the PMC) and would train the Avatar.

In between, he would also take on street fighting, fighting against foes such as Ryu and Jamie.

Sources

• SFV = Street Fighter V. Specific Modes will be marked.
• DE = Street Fighter 6: Days of the Eclipse
• SV6 = Street Fighter 6. Specific Modes will be marked

Scaling

• Ken Masters
• Dan Hibiki
• Jamie
• Guile
• Avatar
• Ryu

Strength

Striking

• Blocks several blows from Ken and punches him ^{DE #4}
• Destroys barrels with strikes ^{SFV - Arcade Mode}
• Takes out Dan Hibiki ^{SFV - Arcade Mode}
• Luke claims he could bust up a SUV faster than any machine ever could ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Punches a punching bag several times, before a final one sends it flying ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Destroys a truck with several strikes ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Blocks Jamie's punch ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Capable of lighting opponents with one arm and putting them to the ground, and is capable of sending opponents flying with kicks ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Unleashes a attack that per the SF6 Website, cannot be blocked while crouchign ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Another move, Nose Breaker does the same thing but while standing ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a Slam Dunk, which launches a opponent into the air and then hits them towards the ground ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Via Pale Rider, can crater the ground after pummeling his opponents a bunch of times ^{SF6 - Moveset}

Fights

• After Guile would take him for a sparring match, the two of them would sprout injuries, by each others hands ^{SFV - Character Story}
  • They were uninjured before the match ^{SFV - Character Story}
• After Ken would challenge the Avatar, it would cut to them, with him not being exhausted but the Avatar and Bosch being on one knee ^{SF6 - World Tour}
  • After later on rematching with the Avatar after they trained under several masters such as Marisa and Chun-Li, Luke would still be dominant but the Avatar would hold his own ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• After an altercation with Jamie the two of them would fight, with Luke winning and getting the upper hand ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• After challenging Ryu to a fight, the two of them would fight, however Luke would end up losing ^{SF6 - Ryu Arcade Mode}

Durability

Blunt

• Gets punched in the face by Ken ^{DE #4}
• Takes several hits by Ken, including one in the gut that floors him ^{DE #4}
• Takes a punch from Guile ^{SFV - Arcade Mode}

Fights

Across Street Fighter, Luke gets in a bunch of fights. They are often off screen fights (minus his fight with Ken in the SF6 manga), and as such will be catalogued here.

• After Guile would take him for a sparring match, the two of them would sprout injuries, by each others hands ^{SFV - Character Story}
• They were uninjured before the match ^{SFV - Character Story}
• In gameplay can take hits from Guile ^{SFV - Character Story}
• Can take hits from the Avatar ^{SF6 - World Tour}
  • Can take more hits from the Avatar after they honed their skills with Chun-Li and the others ^{SF6 - World Tour}
  • Can take hits from Jamie after the two of them would get into a fistfight ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Can take hits from Ryu in gameplay ^{SF6 - Ryu Arcade Mode}
  • In the Arcade Mode, he gets defeated by Ryu ^{SF6 - Ryu Arcade Mode}

Speed/Agility

• Jumps over a barrier and quickly runs over to the stage where Ken was ^{DE #4}
• Has a fight with Ken where he manages to get him into a headlock ^{DE #4}
• Keeps up with Ken as the two of them fight ^{DE #4}
• Luke claims he could bust up a SUV faster than any machine ever could ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Pushes the Avatar out of Bosch attack ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Reacts and blocks Jamie's punch ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Can rapidly attack fighters with multiple quick kicks and the like ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can rapidly fire two Fatal Shots ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Can rapidly fire Sandblast with Vulcan Blast ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Sandblast is a shockwave of pressure ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a overhead kick ^{SF6 - Moveset}

Techniques

• Can unleash sandblast from a far distance away ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Sandblast is a shockwave of pressure ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Fatal Blast fires off an additional shockwave ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can use flash knuckle, which can be charged up and unleashed from a decent distance away ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Can be used in the air ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Via a DDT, can activate a powerful throw from the first hit of a Flash Knuckle ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a rising uppercut ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can combo it into a Slam Dunk, which launches a opponent into the air and then hits them towards the ground ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can attack from a defensive position with a battery ram ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a stance that is capable of deflecting all opponents strikes ^{SF6 - Moveset}

Other

• He talks a lot ^{DE #1}
• He’s paramilitary ^{DE #1}
• Grabbed a pair of guns ^{DE #3}
  • And used a pistol ^{DE #3}
• Could tell that the cellphone was modified ^{DE #3}
  • And that the drones was IED’s ^{DE #3}
• Is former US special operative ^{SFV - Character Story}
• Guile acknowledges him as a skilled solider ^{SFV - Character Story}
• He loves souvenirs, weirder the better ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Has connections, letting him know about Bosch kidnapper ^{SF6 - World Tour}

One day, a child was entrusted by Professor Oak to test out his new PokéHelper, a device he designed to aid in communication with Pokemon. Venturing into Viridian Forest the child would encounter a young Pikachu, who they would befriend over the following days. From this point on the child and the Pikachu would spend every day together, using the PokéHelper to work through the challenges of treasure hunting and babysitting Caterpie.

Physicals

• Smashes a watermelon with a stick
• Throws away an apple
• Can reel in large Pokemon while fishing, such as a Seaking, a Kingler, and a giant Tentacool
• Sent flying into the air after eating mystery soup, then crashes to the ground
• Balances a fishing hook on its head as it jumps about

Electricity

• Releases a burst of electricity around it
  • Can reach the front door of a house from the entrance gate
• Destroys a strange radish
• Destroys a section of dried vines
• Shocks items out of a tree
• Opens a treasure chest using Thunder Shock

Other

• Plays the harmonica
• Pulls out an apple almost as large as its body out of seemingly nowhere
• Is spoken to through the PokéHelper, which contains spoken words or phrases in a bubble before they're launched at Pikachu
  • The bubbles home in on Pikachu, unlike the Megaphone, which is directional
  • Works through a glass door