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Street Fighter

The Live-Action Trilogy — Legacy · Assassin's Fist · Resurrection

Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist — Teaser / Reveal  |  © Assassin's Fist Limited 2013

The Trilogy

Authentic. Faithful. Uncompromising.

After years of fan disappointment with previous live-action adaptations, a team of film-makers and martial artists set out to do justice to one of gaming's greatest franchises. The result was three productions — Street Fighter: Legacy, Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist, and Street Fighter: Resurrection — that won near-universal acclaim from fans and critics worldwide.

Produced under licence from Capcom by Assassin's Fist Limited and World Warrior Limited, the trilogy is the work of Joey Ansah, Jacqueline Quella, Mark Wooding, Christian Howard, and a dedicated cast and crew who lived and breathed the Street Fighter universe.

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The Productions

Explore each chapter of the trilogy

Street Fighter: Legacy logo
2010

Street Fighter:
Legacy

The proof-of-concept that started it all. Joey Ansah and Capcom collaborate on a short film that asks: can a faithful, martial-arts-first live-action Street Fighter work? Over 18 million YouTube views answered that question.

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Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist — one-sheet poster
2014

Street Fighter:
Assassin's Fist

The main event. A 12-part series (plus secret 13th episode) that traces the origin of Ryu and Ken's mastery of the Ansatsuken — and the dark secret of Gōki. Hailed as the best live-action video game adaptation ever made.

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Street Fighter: Resurrection — cast lineup
2016

Street Fighter:
Resurrection

Produced to support the launch of Street Fighter V and Verizon's Go90 platform. Ryu, Ken, and Charlie Nash go up against a shadowy arms operation — and a mysterious stranger with Shadaloo connections.

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Cast & Crew

Meet the actors and the creative team behind the trilogy, with links to their IMDB profiles.

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What Others Say

"The best live-action movie based on a video game." Read what fans and critics had to say.

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