Street Fighter ending, explained
What do Street Fighter and Fast X have in common? Well, two things, actually.
Both feature Jason Momoa playing a chaotic figure with great hair.
Beyond that, however, both are big, bonkers action movies that end on a cliffhanger.
Written by Kitao Sakurai and T.J.
Fixman, and helmed by the former, Street Fighter takes place in 1993, when a power-hungry M.
Bison (David Dastmalchian) mounts the second World Warrior Tournament.
His goal is to lure out the first tournament champion, Ryu (Andrew Koji).
But after the death of his sensei, Gouken (Don Lee), Ryu went into hiding, even becoming estranged from even his best friend, Ken Masters (Noah Centineo).
Chun-Li (Callina Liang) is tasked with gathering the world's best fighters for Bison's tournament.
But when she invites Ken, she's pretty up-front that his exploits fighting animals and vehicles have made him a joke.
He's being invited chiefly as bait to attract Ryu to the event.
With a chip on his shoulder, Ken travels to the tournament to prove himself.
But he soon learns there's a bigger battle brewing.
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