Live-Action TV
Description
In the criminal underworld, the sinister organization Shadaloo, led by the megalomaniacal M. Bison, seeks global domination through a tournament designed to recruit the world's most powerful fighters. The World Warrior Tournament, as it is called, is Bison's scheme to identify and eliminate any threat to his power while expanding his empire's reach. The lives of four disparate heroes converge in this brutal competition: Ryu, a wandering martial artist seeking spiritual and physical perfection; Ken Masters, his wealthy, hot-headed American rival; Guile, a resolute Air Force colonel driven by a personal vendetta against Bison; and Chun-Li, a skilled Interpol operative seeking justice for her father's death at Shadaloo's hands. Each enters the tournament for their own reasons, but they soon discover that survival depends on more than just individual strength.

As the tournament progresses, the heroes uncover the depth of Bison's evil and the true purpose behind the competition. Their paths cross and clash, forcing old rivals like Ryu and Ken to set aside their differences and potential allies like Guile and Chun-Li to learn to trust one another. The narrative thrust of the series follows their journey from isolated warriors to a united front against a common enemy. The setting moves from the neon-lit streets of Metro City to the ancient temples of Japan and the high-tech fortress of Shadaloo, reflecting the franchise's global scope. Key narrative arcs explore the mysterious and dangerous nature of the dark hadou, a murderous fighting energy that tempts Ryu from his path of discipline, and Guile's struggle to balance his quest for revenge with his duty to protect the innocent.

This live-action series builds directly from the critically acclaimed web series Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist. That preceding series focused on the formative years of Ryu and Ken as they trained under their master, Gouken, in the secluded Japanese countryside. The story there revolved around the dark legacy of their fighting style, Ansatsuken, or Assassin's Fist, and the tragic history of Gouken and his brother, Gouki (who would become the wrathful warrior Akuma). The new television series expands this world, shifting from that intimate origin story to the large-scale global conflict of Street Fighter II. Another live-action web series, Street Fighter: Resurrection, serves as a connective bridge, focusing on the presumed-dead soldier Charlie Nash as he works with Interpol to gather intelligence on Shadaloo in the days leading up to the World Warrior Tournament. Together, these series form a cohesive live-action universe, with the main television adaptation centering on the four iconic heroes who must finally confront and dismantle Bison's criminal empire once and for all.
Information
Street Fighter
ストリートファイター
Type: Live-Action TV
Date: 12/23/1994
Categories
Genre
ActionThriller
Settings
Military
Tags
Martial Arts
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Cast
Comment(s)
Staff
  • Original creator
    Takashi Nishiyama
  • Sound Director
    Hiroshi Mukoyama
    Riku Matsukawa
  • Production
    Mieko Yoshioka
  • Production manager
    Junichi Iwami
  • Special Thanks To
    Eiichi Takahashi
    Takeshi Sekiguchi
    Daniel Kletzky
  • Director
    Steven E. de Souza
  • Music
    Graeme Revell
  • Acrobatic Double
    Alex Kuzelicki
  • Assistant Stunt Coordinator
    Danny Baldwin
  • Casting
    Mary Jo Slater
    Steve Brooksbank
  • Cinematography
    William A. Fraker
  • Costume Design
    Deborah Kramer
  • In Memory Of
    Raúl Juliá
  • Production Design
    William J. Creber
  • Set Decorator
    Jensen Toms
    Lesley Crawford
  • Stunt Coordination
    Charlie Picerni
  • Stunt Performer
    Darren Andrew Mitchell
    Derek Brassell
    Gordon Waddell
    Paul Phillips
    Steve Harman
  • Stunt Rigger
    Andy Gill
    Mick Corrigan
    Nick Brett
  • Übersetzung
    Kayoko Jo
    Sōhei Okada
  • Producer
    Kenzō Tsujimoto
    Edward R. Pressman
  • Production Assistant
    Hazuki Kataoka
    Valerie Alvarez
  • Recording Adjustment
    Kazumi Kanaya
    Yoshihiro Kaneko
  • Theme Song Performance
    Aska
    Chage
    Chage and Aska
  • Screenplay
    Steven E. de Souza
  • Art Director
    Ian Gracie
    Lek Chaiyan Chunsuttiwat
  • Action Director
    Martin Zounar
  • Associate producer
    Jeri Barchilon
  • Casting Director
    Kate Dunn Kennedy
  • Commentary
    Audi Sorlie
    John Linneman
  • Editing
    Anthony Redman
    Donn Aron
    Edward M. Abroms
    Robert F. Shugrue
  • Location Manager
    Mike McLean
  • Script Supervision
    Ray Quiroz
  • Special Assistant To Stunt Coordinator
    Nancy Young
  • Stunt Double
    Mark Stefanich
    Melody Sorensen
  • Stunt Player
    Rene Perrin
  • Stunts
    Adam Stripp
    Benny Urquidez
    Brett Praed
    Collin Dragsbaek
    Damian Bradford
    Darko Tuscan
    Darryl Young
    Dean Gould
    Dianne Cassilis
    Eddie L. Watkins
    Ernie Reyes Sr.
    Gabriel Kozulan
    Gary Fry
    Gary Kingsman
    Glenn Suter
    Graeme O'Connell
    Han Soo Ong
    James Richards
    Jeff Langton
    Kenny Bates
    Kyle Edwards
    Lazaro Cifuentes
    Mark Chique
    Mark Stefanich
    Master Lee
    Melody Sorensen
    Michael Morteo
    Nash Edgerton
    Nigel King
    Paul Doyle
    Philippe Deseck
    Rick MacLure
    Ron Vreeken
    Roni Avigdory
    Sam Elia
    Scotty Gregory
    Sebastiano Cartier
    Seng Kawee
    Shea Adams
    Steve Markey
    Sue Baldwin
    Tony Lynch
    Udo Bartschat
    Vernon Rieta
    Yasca Sinigaglia
    Zoran Petrovic
Production
  • Original Creator
    CAPCOM
  • Distributor
    Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
    Universal Pictures
  • Visual Effects
    International Creative Effects
    Photon Stockman
  • Production
    CAPCOM
  • Licensed by
    88 Films
    Mill Creek Entertainment