Originally the character was known simply as in Japan and as Charlie in overseas versions. The name change was done following a suggestion by a staff member in Capcom's U.S. subsidiary who felt that "Nash" was not natural sounding enough for American players to relate to. The two names would later be combined in certain licensed "Street Fighter" media - particularly Udon's comic book series - to form the full name "Charlie Nash", which was officially adopted by the games starting with "Street Fighter IV". As a result, "Street Fighter V" was the first game to abandon the usual practice of changing the character's name to "Charlie" in overseas versions, referring to him primarily as "Nash" in every region.