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Director:
Gisaburo Sugii
Writers:
Kenichi Imai (writer)
Gisaburo Sugii (writer)
Contact:
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Release Date:
16 January 1996 (USA) more
Genre:
Action | Animation more
Tagline:
The ultimate anime fighter, uncut & unleashed!
Plot:
Bison, the ruthless leader of the international terrorist organization Shadowlaw, has been desperately... more | add synopsis
User Comments:
Everything you could ever wish for in a Street Fighter-anime more

Cast

  (in credits order)
Kôjiro Shimizu ... Ryû (voice)
Kenji Haga ... Ken Masters (voice)
Miki Fujitani ... Chun-Li (voice)
Masane Tsukayama ... Guile (voice)
Masakatsu Funaki ... Fei Long (voice)
Ginzô Matsuo ... Deejay (voice)
Shôzô Îzuka ... Thunderhawk (voice)
Yôko Sasaki ... Cammy White (voice)
Daisuke Gôri ... Edmond Honda (voice)
Yukimasa Kishino ... Dhalsim (voice)
Unshô Ishizuka ... Blanka (voice)
Tetsuo Kanao ... Zangief (voice)
Chikao Ôtsuka ... Old Scientist
Kaneto Shiozawa ... Balrog Fabio La Cerda (voice)
Shigezô Sasaoka ... Sagat (voice)
Jôji Nakata ... Mike Bison (voice)
Hiromi Tsuru ... Eliza (voice)
Masayoshi Nagasawa ... Chairman
Eisei Amamoto ... Gôken (voice)
Machiko Toyoshima ... Girl
Yoshiyuki Yukino ... Soldier A
Yasunori Masutani ... Man C
Makiko Ômoto ... Telephone Voice (voice)
Atsushi Kisaichi ... VTOL Pilot
Takeshi Kusaka ... Vega (voice)
Skip Stellrecht ... Ryu (voice: English version) (as Hank Smith)
Eddie Frierson ... Ken Masters (voice: English version) (as Ted Richards)
Lia Sargent ... Chun-Li (voice: English version) (as Mary Briscoe)
Tom Wyner ... Lord M. Bison (voice: English version) (as Phil Mathews)
Kirk Thornton ... Captain Guile (voice: English version) (as Donald Lee)
William Johnson ... Zangeif (voice: English version)

Beau Billingslea ... DJ (voice: English version) (as John Hammond)

Richard Epcar ... Edmond Honda (voice: English version) (as Patrick Gilbert)
Richard Cansino ... Vega (voice: English version) (as Steve Davis)

Peter Spellos ... Sagat (voice: English version) (as David Conrad)
Debra Rogers ... Cammy White (voice: English version) (as S.J. Charvin)
Tom Carlton ... Blanka / Jimmy (voice: English version)
Don Carey ... Dhalsim (voice: English version)
Toni Burke ... Eliza (voice: English version)
Philip Williams ... Fei Long (voice: English version) (as Phil Williams)
Leo Gray ... Old Man (voice: English version)

Steve Blum ... Ring Announcer (voice: English version) (as Roger Canfield)
Dougary Grant ... Director (voice: English version) (as Michael Porter)
Susan Sheffer ... Promoter (voice: English version)
Steve Bulen ... Investigator A (voice: English version) (as Scott Ponsov)
Jimmy Theodore ... Investigator B (voice: English version) (as Stephen Platt)
Ben Parks ... Officer (voice: English version)
Richard Barnes ... Senoh (voice: English version) (as Murry Williams)
Donald Salin ... Terrorist (voice: English version)
Mike Reynolds ... Minister Sellers (voice: English version) (as Peter Brooks)
Joe Romersa ... Balrog (voice: English version)
George Celik ... Master (voice: English version)
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Directed by
Gisaburo Sugii 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Kenichi Imai  writer
Gisaburo Sugii  writer

Produced by
Mitsuhisa Hida .... associate producer
Akio Sakai .... executive producer
Takeshi Sekiguchi .... associate producer
Megumu Sugiyama .... associate producer
Kenzo Tsujimoto .... producer
 
Original Music by
Tetsuya Komuro 
Yuji Toriyama 
Matthias Weber 
 
Production Management
Peter Roos .... post-production supervisor (english version)
 
Art Department
Yutaka Kagawa .... storyboard artist
Osamu Kobayashi .... storyboard artist
Shin'ichi Tsuji .... storyboard artist
 
Animation Department
Atsushi Aono .... animator
 
Music Department
Moira Marquis .... music score engineer
 
Other crew
Andy Hug .... martial arts advisor
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Street Fighter II Movie (Japan: English title) (literal title)
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (USA) (video title)
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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 for non-stop animated martial arts violence.
Runtime:
98 min | USA:94 min (video version)
Country:
Japan
Language:
English | Japanese
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
During the scene where Chun-Li is describing Bison's head troops their Japanese names are shown on the profiles. Balrog is referred to as Bison and Vega as Balrog. more
Goofs:
Continuity: When Honda fights Balrog there is a scene where they grapple and role off the cliff. It switches back and forth from a close-up shot and a far shot, in the close-ups they are rolling and touching the rock surface but in the far shots they are free falling a couple of feet from the rock surface. more
Quotes:
Chun-Li: [shouting angrily at Guile] Hey Brush-head! This isn't a request! more
Movie Connections:
References Street Fighter (1994) more
Soundtrack:
Evil Dancer more

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17 out of 20 people found the following comment useful:-
Everything you could ever wish for in a Street Fighter-anime, 25 February 2004
Author: action-6 from Froland, Norway

"Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie" is an anime that packs everything you could ever wish for in a Street Fighter-anime, and it is everything that the movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme should have been. I think of myself as a fan of the glorious Street Fighter videogames, and especially the original Street Fighter II videogame. This movie brings you brilliant martial-art-sequences and it really captures the atmosphere of the videogame. Pretty much all of SFII`s characters appear in this movie, and although Ryu and Ken are the main characters, every character from the game that is present here gets to fight. An excellent musical score is also worth noticing. This is in my opinion the finest pure martial-art-anime available today. This movie`s intro, where Ryu fights Sagat, is probably the best intro ever for an anime, and it really makes you expect an extraordinary film, and this movie more than delivers. Everyone with an interest in action-anime will love this, and it is completely perfect for the fans of the videogame-series. So, if you fancy watching an anime where you get to see old favorites such as Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li go head-to-head in explosive battles against villains such as Balrog, Vega and Bison, then this is your movie.

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