Street Fighter 2 The Animated Movie Uncut Uncensored Unleashed English 5 1 DVD Rip avi

NOTE: THIS MOVIE IS FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY, ITS UNCUT, UNLEASED AND RATED R OR ABOVE







Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, originally released in Japan as Street Fighter II Movie (??????????II MOVIE ,Sutor?to Fait? Ts? M?b??, not to be confused with the live-action adaptation) is a 1994 animated film adaptation of the Street Fighter II fighting games written by Kenichi Imai, directed by Gisabur? Sugii and animated by Group TAC. The film, originally released in Japan on August 8, 1994, has been adapted into English in dubbed and subtitled format by Manga Entertainment. Group TAC later produced the anime series Street Fighter II V.



Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie was well received among fans of the games, and is generally considered to be far superior to the live-action film which followed it. The action sequences had a very realistic portrayal in comparison to other Street Fighter anime, and action anime in general, due to the assistance of K-1 founder and professional fighter, Kazuyoshi Ishii and Andy Hug.



PLOT SUMMARY:



The film begins with Japanese martial artist Ryu facing off against Muay Thai champion Sagat. With the thunder roaring in the background, the two fight an epic duel. However, despite his renowned strength and abilities, Sagat has some difficulty defeating his opponent. Channeling his chi, he unleashes his built-up internal energy at his challenger. Ryu evades the blow, but Sagat knocks him down with a couple of kicks. Sagat attempts to finish Ryu off. However, Ryu counter-attacks with his technique the Shoryuken, inflicting a severe wound on Sagat's chest, a wound that later becomes Sagat's trademark scar. Enraged, Sagat charges towards Ryu. Ryu gathers his internal energy and unleashes it in the form of a Hadouken, which cuts to the film's title.



Time has passed since his battle with Sagat, and Ryu now travels the Asian continent in search of battle. On the other side of the world, Ken, Ryu's old training partner, friend, and rival, finds himself dissatisfied with the lack of challenge. Eagerly desiring a rematch with Ryu, he reminisces over his childhood experiences. Meanwhile, a terrorist organization called Shadowlaw, led by a man named M. Bison, plots to kidnap Street Fighters around the world in order to brainwash them and use them to carry out assassinations. After witnessing footage of Ryu's battle against Sagat, who now serves as one of Bison's three lieutenants along with Balrog and Vega, Bison gains an interest in capturing Ryu due to his immense fighting potential.



Chun-Li, an Interpol agent with a personal score to settle with Bison, seeks the help of Guile, whom she enlists in locating Ryu. While gathering information on Ryu's known whereabouts, they also warn other Street Fighters, such as Dee Jay, to look out for Monitor Cyborgs in their general vicinity. This attracts Bison's attention, and he subsequently dispatches Vega to New York to kill Chun-Li. Vega ambushes Chun-Li in her apartment, and they engage in a vicious and bloody duel. The fight takes its toll on both fighters, but Chun-Li emerges as the victor by actually kicking Vega through the wall and sending him falling to the street below to his implied death (via the Hundred Burst Kick), albeit at a heavy cost: she passes out from blood loss and slips into a coma just as Guile arrives to help.

Guile as he appears in the movie.



Guile continues the investigation in place of Chun-Li, vowing revenge for what Bison did to the both of them. Bison gains an interest in Ken after seeing Monitor Cyborg footage of him fighting T. Hawk and notices that Ken uses the same martial art style as Ryu. Meanwhile, rumors of an underground terrorist organization named Shadowlaw that has unleashed several attacks on worldwide governments and political figures (one of which was an English politician killed by Cammy early on in the film) attracts the interest of Interpol. After learning of Ken's whereabouts, he heads over to Seattle. Ken, meanwhile, is driving home after dropping off Eliza, to whom he has just proposed. On the way, though, he's ambushed by Bison, who captures him easily. Guile arrives after Bison's VTOL jet flies away only to find Ken's vacant car in the middle of a deserted road. With no other leads, Guile heads to Southeast Asia in the hopes of getting to Ryu before Bison does. Bison, however is aware of Guile's intentions and sets out on an intercept course with Ken in tow. Sagat begs Bison to allow him to fight Ryu again, but Bison reminds Sagat that he has orders to go to New York to eliminate Cammy (who is in custody at Interpol) and Vega (who Bison does not know may already be dead). Out in Southeast Asia, Guile finds Ryu and warns him of the plot and the possibility that Ken may have been brainwashed. At that point Bison arrives. He and Ken step out of the jet.

M. Bison as he appears in the movie.



Controlled by Bison, Ken fights Ryu with a seething rage. Ryu, unwilling to hurt his friend, attempts to reason with him. Bison defeats Guile easily, while Bison's henchman Balrog and E. Honda fight (while rolling off the mountain in the process). Meanwhile, Ken beats Ryu savagely. But just before Ryu can finally retaliate, memories of the past wreak havoc on Ken's mind, and finally, through memories of his past with Ryu, Ken succeeds in breaking Bison's influence on him. However, an enraged Bison appears and uses his power to knock him out, and then tosses him into the forest behind the battlefield. With no help at hand, Ryu takes on Bison alone and is beaten back. Ken regains consciousness, and discovers he cannot move his legs, but finally manages to climb to the top of a hill and witnesses Ryu's battle against Bison. Upon seeing this, Ken recalls his master's teachings of Neijia and the I Ching to heal his body and rejoins the battle. Aiding Ryu, the pair succeed in defeating Bison with a combined Hadouken, which rockets Bison into the sky but later bounces back alone and into the VTOL jet, which explodes. Ryu and Ken assume that Bison has been defeated, and E. Honda reemerges carrying the unconscious bodies of Guile and Balrog to witness the end of the spectacle.



Later that night, a combined Interpol and Military air strike successfully locates, and bombards Shadowlaw's main base of operations. Guile returns to the hospital and finds out that Chun-Li has recovered from her injuries (after she plays a practical joke on him).



Somewhere in the United States, Ryu and Ken bid farewell to each other, as Eliza arrives to pick Ken up. Ryu begins his journey anew. That is, until he sees a huge truck heading right for him with Bison (who apparently deflected the Hadouken back and teleported himself away from the battlefield) in the driver's seat. Ryu prepares for another round against the Shadowlaw leader.



CHARACTERS:



Skip Stellrecht (Hank Smith)

Eddie Frierson (Ted Richards)

ia Sargent (Mary Briscoe)

Kirk Thornton (Donald Lee)