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Copyright: © 1994 Capcom Co. Ltd Screenplay by: Kenichi Imai Directed by: Gisaburo Suigii Recommended for Mature Audiences - Contains scenes of violence throughout. One short scene of nudity in the Japanese release version. Ryu is a Street Fighter, a warrior of great skill and strength, who travels the world in search for new challenges to his abilities. His legendary fighting skills haven't escaped the attention of Bison, the Head of Shadowlaw, a major organized crime Syndicate. By using his Psycho Power, he plans to turn Ryu into a mindless puppet, a tool which shall help him to fulfill his evil plans. His Monitor Cyborgs, robots designed to find Street Fighters and rate their fighting abilities, have been unable to find him yet, since he never stays in one place for long periods of time. Meanwhile, Interpol and the US Air Force are working together to destroy Shadowlaw. They know that Bison uses Street Fighters to carry out his plans, so Chun Li, an Interpol Investigator and Guile, Captain in the US Air Force try to warn or, if at all possible, prevent Bison from abducting even more Street Fighters. They believe that Ken Masters might be Bison's next target, since he is the All-American Martial Arts Champion. And they are right: A Monitor Cyborg happens to observe Ken in a fight, and his fighting style is nearly identical to Ryu´s style. Further investigations prove that Ken trained together with Ryu at the same Dojo. Reason enough for Bison to abduct Ken and subject him to his Psycho Power. Interpol manages to find the connection between Ken and Ryu as well and they are even able to locate Ryu's whereabouts. Not knowing that Bison is following him, Guile travels to Thailand, where Ryu is believed to be. The showdown begins...
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