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In the first [[Art of Fighting]], Crawley has longer hair. By the time [[Art of Fighting 2]] occurs, his hair is cut shorter. | In the first [[Art of Fighting]], Crawley has longer hair. By the time [[Art of Fighting 2]] occurs, his hair is cut shorter. | ||
John Crawley is based loosely on the martial arts actors ''Jean Claude van Damme'' and ''Arnold Schwarzenegger''. He also has been compared to the [[Street Fighter II]] character [[Street Fighter II | John Crawley is based loosely on the martial arts actors ''Jean Claude van Damme'' and ''Arnold Schwarzenegger''. He also has been compared to the [[Street Fighter II]] character [[Street Fighter II/Guile|Guile]] because of their similar hair colour, special moves, and military motifs. | ||
In John's [[Art of Fighting|AOF2]] ending, the US Military attempts to recruit him to rescue the President's canary, named Tweeter. John refuses, telling the General "Hasta la vista!" | In John's [[Art of Fighting|AOF2]] ending, the US Military attempts to recruit him to rescue the President's canary, named Tweeter. John refuses, telling the General "Hasta la vista!" | ||
