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Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind (2009)

After the fall of Shadaloo, things went quiet and everyone continued with their daily routine. However a new evil is lurking on the horizon and the fighters that battled against Shadaloo must take up arms once again. Meanwhile a mysterious detective, whose motives are unknown, is going to any extent to find the lonesome wanderer Ryu, who appears to play a big part in the scheme of this new evil.
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After the fall of Shadaloo, things went quiet and everyone continued with their daily routine. However a new evil is lurking on the horizon and the fighters that battled against Shadaloo must take up arms once again. Meanwhile a mysterious detective, whose motives are unknown, is going to any extent to find the lonesome wanderer Ryu, who appears to play a big part in the scheme of this new evil.

Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Animation, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Jiro Kanai, Koji Morimoto
Written By:
In Theaters:2/17/2009
Box Office:

Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Capcom, STUDIO4℃

Cast

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Jiro Kanai, Koji Morimoto

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Hiroki Takahashi

Ryu (voice)

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Yuji Kishi

Ken Masters (voice)

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Fumiko Orikasa

Chun-Li (voice)

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Hiroki Yasumoto

Guile (voice)

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Misato Fukuen

Sakura (voice)

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Mie Sonozaki

Crimson Viper (voice)

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Toru Okawa

Gouken (voice)

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Taketora

Akuma (voice)

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Miyuki Sawashiro

Cammy White / Eliza Masters (voice)

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