Rolento Take no Prisoners

Drawn for the Street Fighter Alpha Tribute at
Journal entry can be found here:
SF 30th Anniversary Tribute- Street Fighter Alpha!
Our ongoing 30 Anniversary Tribute for the Street Fighter games is going into its third and so far biggest round now after we completed the work on the excellent Street Fighter II Tribute (http://www.game-art-hq.com/111931/our-street-fighter-anniversary-art-collaboration-the-world-warriors-of-street-fighter-ii/)
Now its time for Street Fighter Alpha, its sequels and updates up to the last releases of Street Fighter Alpha 3 that got the few extra characters from CVS2 like Eagle and Maki. This means we have over 30 characters this time.

The idea stays the same, draw one of the SF characters in the Street Fighter Alpha look in a fullbody illustration without a Background and submit it via a .png file.
The illustrations are hosted on Game-Art-HQ.com with descriptions about the characters and their specific roles in the SF Alpha games, beside that description, every a

Wanted to do another Alpha character after drawing Charlie Nash here:

Rolento was actually one of my favorite characters to use in the Alpha series. His unique, quick and versatile move-set made him a favorite of mine.

He's one of the few characters to bring a weapon (like freaking grenades) to a fight.
Among his weapons was a nasty set of wiring he used to string up opponents with his 'Take No Prisoners' Super move.
So I did just that. Which opponent foolishly underestimated this crazed Mad Gear leader?
Looks like Sakura.

Rolento's one cold dude. Not even the young can be spared from his relentless goal of establishing his own military utopia through street fighting.
Also indicates he's not all there in the head either.

Rolento belongs to Capcom