Hardest Fighting Game Character to Learn?

[Ping]

I've been playing quite a few fighting games lately, and I was wondering who do you think is the hardest character to play as in any fighting game you've played before. Some ones from my list:

-Gen (Street fighter 4): His stance system just makes it plain confusing, but it's kind of fun to see him fly across the screen when someone's mastered him.

-Lei (Tekken): Like Gen with the stances, only has has about 5 or 6 to keep track of.

-Akira (Virtua Fighter): I'm tempted to put half the cast of VF on here, but I've yet to see a character who requires you to release a button after one frame to correctly pull off a move.

 

[Loco]

Yoshi- super smash bros

 

[Tristar]

Glacius from Killer Instinct.

Friggin' Voldo from Soul Calibur 4; the fact that you could attack from behind and from different angles just made it weird for me, because I have a thing that I needed to look at the person before I attack them mentality.

 

[Ping]

Friggin' Voldo from Soul Calibur 4; the fact that you could attack from behind and from different angles just made it weird for me, because I have a thing that I needed to look at the person before I attack them mentality.

I tried him out in Soul Calibur 2 and had no idea how to use him; I just couldn't figure out how to make him do those weird stances of his. Ivy's also pretty difficult for me to use, but somehow my brother figured her out after about 10 minutes or so. It annoyed me to no end since I had so much trouble using her I gave up in disgust.

 

[DevinIsFTL]

In my personal opinion, Bang Shishigami from BlazBlue is up there. But thats just my 2 cents

 

[Cap'n Hobbes]

Ivy isn't too hard... Though I do agree about Volvo he was also a pain to fight against...

 

[Oncaro]

Lol Volvo

When it came to the Soul Calibur games I was never one for really learning combos, because I never had the patience, but I always thought of Setsuka and Talim as being difficult.

 

[Ping]

Lol Volvo

When it came to the Soul Calibur games I was never one for really learning combos, because I never had the patience, but I always thought of Setsuka and Talim as being difficult.

I never found Talim very hard, but then again I wasn't trying to master her and I've only played Soul Calibur 2.

While we're on the subject, how about Yoshimitsu in both Soul Calibur and Tekken? Hard but fun to truly get the hang of.

 

[Clayton]

Any character in Drop Kick