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Soda Popinski
is a fictional boxer from Nintendo's ''Punch-Out!!'' series. Soda Popinski first appeared in the arcade game ''Super Punch-Out!!'', where he was known as . This was changed in the 1987 ''Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!'' (later changed to just ''Punch-Out!!'') to Soda Popinski to avoid controversy. His country of origin was originally the USSR, but this was changed to Russia in the 2009 ''Punch-Out!!'' for the Wii due to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. He was designed by Makoto Wada in the 1987 release and by Eddie Viser in the 2009 release. He is voiced by Ihor Mota in the latter. Critics such as Sumantra Lahiri for ''The Escapist'' criticized his regional stereotypes.
==Concept and appearances==
Soda Popinski is a Russian boxer whose first appearance is in the arcade game ''Super Punch-Out!!'' in 1985, and again in the NES game ''Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!'' in 1987 (later re-released as just ''Punch-Out!!''). A version of the game called ''Frank Bruno's Boxing'' was released for the Commodore 64 and the ZX Spectrum, where Popinski was renamed "Andra Puncharedov". His most recent appearance is in the 2009 Wii game ''Punch-Out!!'', where he is voiced by Ihor Mota and designed by Eddie Viser. He lives in Moscow, Russia (renamed from the USSR upon the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991). His first appearance called him Vodka Drunkenski, a stereotype of the vodka-drinking Russian. To avoid controversy, Nintendo of America changed the character's name to Soda Popinski in 1987's NES release.
Soda Popinski is characterized by his lack of hair, height, muscular frame, mustache, and his clothing. In the NES game, he made regular references to soda and could be seen drinking it in between fights. In the Wii game, he is shown to be capable of handling severe blizzard conditions and capable of drinking many bottles of soda. During matches, Soda will attempt to take a drink from a bottle in order to recover from being knocked down, or sometimes in the middle of the fight. If players prevent him from doing the latter, he goes into a rage.
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