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Street Fighter is an animated television series produced by InVision Entertainment[3] based on the video game franchise of the same name by Capcom. The series aired as part of the USA Network's Cartoon Express and Action Extreme Team lineups. It lasted two 13-episode seasons which aired from 1995 to 1997, for a total of 26 episodes.

Street Fighter

From left to right: Chun-Li, Ken, Guile, Blanka, Ryu, and Cammy

GenreAction

FantasyCreated byCapcomBased onStreet Fighter II by CapcomDeveloped by

Julia Lewald (season 1)Eric Lewald (season 1)Michael Edens (season 1)Roger Slifer (season 2)

Voices of

Michael DonovanDonna YamamotoScott McNeilRichard NewmanTong LungJohn PaynePaul DobsonKathleen BarrLisa Ann Beley

ComposerAndrew DimitroffCountry of origin

United StatesCanada[1][2]

Original languageEnglishNo. of seasons2No. of episodes26ProductionExecutive producers

Jun AidaDaniel S. KeltzkyJim GrazianoStephanie Graziano

Producers

Michael HackBilly CC YangKenzo TsujimotoMasao MaruyamaTatsuhiko UrahataYasuaki Iwase

Running time22 minutesProduction companies

CapcomGraz Entertainment(Season 1)InVision Entertainment(Season 2)USA Studios

Distributor

ADV Films (former)Discotek Media (2013–present)

ReleaseOriginal networkUSA NetworkAudio formatStereoOriginal releaseOctober 21, 1995 –

May 14, 1997

The show is closely based on the Street Fighter II series, but also borrows plot elements and characters from the live-action Street Fighter film and the first two Street Fighter Alpha games, as well as CP System game-based appearances such as Saturday Night Slam Masters, Magic Sword, and Final Fight.[4]

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PlotEdit

Colonel William F. Guile is the leader of the "Street Fighters", an international undercover peacekeeping force composed of martial artists from around the world. They often face off against the ruthless General Bison and his Shadaloo criminal empire. They follow a code of honor involving the keywords "discipline", "justice" and "commitment".

All 17 fighters from Super Street Fighter II Turbo appeared in some form throughout the entire series, with Guile, Chun-Li, Blanka, Ryu, Ken and Cammy serving as the show's primary characters, while M. Bison, Sagat, Vega and Zangief serve as primary antagonists. Since the arcade version of Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams was only recently released when the show began airing, most of the new fighters that were introduced in that game only make a cameo in one episode ("The Medium is the Message") during the first season.

The second season (which aired after the release of Street Fighter Alpha 2) would feature the Alpha roster more prominently, with characters such as Rose (in "The Flame and the Rose") and Sakura (in "Second to None") being the focus of certain episodes.

CharactersEditColonel William F. GuileGuile is the main protagonist of the series and is depicted as the de facto leader of the "Street Fighters", a fictional peacekeeping force composed of several main characters from the games. He retains his rank and full name from the live action movie (Colonel William F. Guile). Unlike in the video games, Guile is single and has no children. He has an on-and-off relationship with an ex-girlfriend named Lucinda (an original character), and has a mutual attraction with Cammy. He appears in all Season 1 episodes and in most of Season 2.General M. BisonLike in the games, M. Bison is the ruthless and megalomaniacal ruler of Shadaloo. He serves as the main antagonist of the series.Chun-Li XiangChun-Li serves as the lead female character in the series and appears in most episodes like Guile. Like in the games, she seeks to avenge her father, who was killed by M. Bison. Like her movie counterpart, she also works as a news reporter.Carlos "Charlie" BlankaLike in the movie, the Blanka of the TV series is Guile's combat buddy Charlie, who was turned into a mutant by Dr. Dhalsim. He temporarily reverts to his original human form in "Eye of the Beholder", where he wears an outfit similar to Charlie from the Street Fighter Alpha games, but with a green version of the same vest and still wears his shackles.Ken MastersKen is depicted as a traveling con-man who prefers to find ways to get rich rather than helping Guile and his team. He becomes a more prominent character during the second season and is the only character in the series to defeat Akuma in "The World's Greatest Warrior".Ryu HoshiHe is portrayed as Ken's traveling partner and is depicted as the more mature and responsible one of the duo. Like Ken, he becomes more prominent during the second season and retains his rivalry with Sagat from the games. His surname is "Hoshi" in the series and he has a cousin named Sachi who appears in "The Hand That Feeds You", though he has no relatives in the games.Cammy WhiteCammy is portrayed as a member of Delta Red who harbors a mutual attraction with Guile. In "Chunnel Vision", she leaves Delta Red in order to become a member of Guile's team. However, she is unexpectedly brainwashed by M. Bison in "Cammy and the Bachelor", and appears through the remainder of the series as one of his agents, until her brainwashing wears off in the final episode "Cammy Tell Me True".E. HondaE. Honda is depicted as a computer whiz who loves hacking into government files while also serving as a member of the Street Fighters.Dee JayUnlike in the movie, Dee Jay is one of the heroes. He serves as the team's helicopter pilot.T. HawkT. Hawk is a powerful flying Native-American warrior who serves as a member of the Street Fighters.Fei LongFei Long is a martial arts movie actor who is allied with the Street Fighters.DhalsimDhalsim is depicted as a former scientist who retreated to the Himalayan mountains and shunned technology after being forced to experiment on Blanka by M. Bison.RoseLike the other Alpha characters, she has a non-speaking cameo in "The Medium is the Message", but plays a major role in "The Flame and The Rose" as a mystical psychic who enlists the help of Ken and Blanka.Sakura KasuganoSakura appears in "Second to None" as a young Japanese girl who got into martial arts after witnessing Ryu's past fight against Sagat.GuyGuy makes a non-speaking cameo as Blanka's opponent in "The Medium is the Message", but plays a major role in "Final Fight", where he and Cody are assisted by Ryu and Ken from within their rescue mission to save Jessica from the Mad Gear Gang.CodyCody appears in the episode "Final Fight", though he, Jessica, and many other Final Fight characters had previously made cameo appearances in the tournament audience from within "The Medium is the Message". As the episode in which he has a starring role is based on the events that took place before Street Fighter Alpha 3, Cody is shown to be in a healthy relationship with Jessica, and wears his civilian outfit from Final Fight.ZangiefZangief is depicted as one of M. Bison's recurring lackeys in the series, despite not working for him in the games. He had a similar role in the live-action movie, as well as in the unrelated Japanese anime series Street Fighter II V.Viktor Sagat