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==Appearances in other games==
A "[[Chibi (slang)|chibi]]" version of the player's Mobilsuit, called "Mobichan", appears in the game as a power-up item that gives the player an extra life. Mobichan has appeared in many console games released by Capcom during the early 1990s as a mode select cursor such as in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] version of the original ''[[Street Fighter II]]''. The arcade game ''[[Warriors of Fate]]'' features a hidden ending sequence for completing the game on one credit which shows Mobichan and its Player 2 counterpart fighting each other dressed as [[Ryu (Street Fighter)|Ryu]] and [[Ken Masters|Ken]] and using their special techniques against each other.

Mobichan appeared as a bonus item in ''[[Super Buster Bros.]]'', ''[[U.N. Squadron]]'' and ''[[Black Tiger (video game)|Black Tiger]]''.

Mobichan is the save icon for the Street Fighter Collection (''Super Street Fighter II'' and ''Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold'') for the PlayStation.

In ''[[Namco x Capcom]]'', the two nameless soldiers from ''[[Forgotten Worlds]]'' are accompanied by the Mobilsuits from ''Side Arms'', who are named Side Arm α and Side Arm β in the game.

It also makes an appearance in ''[[Asura's Wrath]]'' (Episode 5 intro).

In ''[[Project X Zone]]'', Devilotte from ''[[Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness|Cyberbots]]'' summons Mobilsuits α & β during her Solo Unit attack.

In ''[[Project X Zone 2]]'', [[Baby Bonnie Hood]] from ''[[Darkstalkers]]'' summons Mobilsuits α & β during her single-unit super attack.

In ''Mighty Final Fight'', Mobichan is seen on the continue screen.

In ''[[Street Fighter Alpha 2]]'', when a player wins by the means of a taunt, Mobichan will be seen as the win symbol.

In ''[[Warzard]]'', if the player beat the game with one credit they will be able to control Mobichan in the credits sequence and shoot down the letters. Mobichan is also a symbol that can be used when entering a password.