Street Fighter II: The Animated Series
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Ryu and Ken Masters are close friends and both are martial artists. In order to become better fighters and learn new techniques, they travel the world and are exposed to many different fighting styles, as well as meeting new people. During their journey, they find themselves caught up in a conspiracy perpetrated by a mysterious organisation called Shadowlaw, both now face their ultimate challenge and must fight for their lives as they combat the evil M. Bison.
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Characters
Ryuu
Wandering warrior Ryu trains constantly, seeking stronger opponents and self-improvement, his only goal being the thrill of the fight.
Stellrecht Skip
Chun-Li
Chun-Li, Street Fighter's iconic female fighter, is lightning-fast, famed for her devastating Hyakuretsukyaku kicks.
Sargent Lia
Ken Masters
Ryu's wealthy best friend, Ken Masters, is a skilled martial artist who rides a motorcycle and wields the Hadou Shoryu.
Douglas Jason
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I was pretty happy with how the series ended. The finale gave the story a proper sense of closure, and I liked that it took its time with the ending instead of rushing through everything. It wrapped things up in a way that felt satisfying and gave the whole series a good finish. I’m glad it ended on a high note.
The tension really paid off in this episode. I liked how intense the action felt, but it still kept the focus on the characters and what they were going through. The big clash had a lot of energy to it and made the episode feel like an important moment. This was easily one of the most satisfying fights so far.
I liked the character work in this episode. It gave some of the side characters more to do, and I thought their presence added more to the story without taking over. The episode also had a nice balance between the characters and the main conflict. This made the episode more enjoyable for me.
This one hit harder than I expected. I liked how the episode gave the story a more serious feel without making the emotional parts feel forced. It also made the conflict feel more personal and raised the tension going into the finale. The more serious tone made this one stand out for me.
Things really started moving in this episode. I liked how the pace picked up while still giving the main conflict some emotional weight. The character choices also made the episode feel more personal instead of just being another action-heavy one. I was pretty invested in this one.
This was one of the most emotional episodes so far. I liked how the main conflict felt personal and gave the episode more weight than a usual fight. The tension worked really well, and I could feel how much was at stake without the episode needing to overdo it. The emotional side of the show worked really well here.
This episode had a really creepy feel to it. I liked how the tension built up slowly instead of throwing everything at me right away. The darker tone worked well, and it made the episode feel more serious as it went on. I enjoyed this one more than I expected to, and the slow buildup worked for me.
The episode felt short but still got its point across. I liked the focus on the character’s inner struggle, and the way it showed him starting to understand his own abilities felt like a real step forward. It didn’t need a lot of extra scenes to make the moment work. This kind of character-focused episode worked well for me.
This episode took a much darker turn, and I liked how it raised the stakes without feeling too over the top. The darker tone worked well for the story and made the whole episode feel more serious. It was a good change from the usual feel of the show, and I liked seeing it go in this direction. This was one of the episodes that I enjoyed more.
The main fight was easily the best part of this episode. I liked how tense it felt, and the way the two sides handled the fight made it more interesting than just a straight-up brawl. The episode also did a good job of making the conflict feel more serious without dragging things out. I really enjoyed the way this one handled the action.
This episode made the story feel bigger and more serious. I liked the way the new conflict was brought in without making everything feel too rushed, and the extra character added some fun to the episode as well. It kept things moving while still giving the story more to work with. I’m curious to see how this direction turns out.
Watching this series definitely brought back my childhood. As a player and a fan of this video game, it was nice to know the stories behind the characters, but I felt it was too short to end this anime. Some of the episodes were rushed, others were dragged, while others were too chaotic. The animation was not consistent, and the main conflict was the overall visuals which was an issue for photosensitive viewers like me. Hence, it was made in the early 1990s and I have a lot of consideration in that regard. I found it fascinating to see the iconic and signature moves of the characters, and that was why I felt nostalgic.
I liked how this episode added a more serious side to the story. The new character brought some moral tension, and the darker moments made the episode feel more intense without going overboard. It also gave the story a bit more depth than usual. I’d be interested in seeing where this new side of the story goes.
The new character had a really strong presence, and I liked how cold and serious he felt right away. It gave the episode a darker tone and made the story feel like it was getting more serious. I also liked how it added more weight to everything that had been happening so far. This was a solid episode and made me more interested in what comes next.
This was a pretty brutal episode, and I liked how intense the fight felt without dragging on. The buildup worked well and made the action feel more satisfying when things started turning around. I also liked that it kept the tension high all the way through. I’d like to see more fights with this kind of intensity.
I liked the tension here. The episode had a more serious feel, and the way everything built up kept me interested without giving too much away. It also did a good job of making the action feel more intense. This kind of episode worked pretty well for me.
This episode had a pretty unsettling start. I liked how the darker moments made things feel more serious, especially with the tension around the main character. It gave the episode a different feel and made the situation more interesting to watch. I’d be down for more episodes that lean into this kind of darker tone.
This was a fun episode to watch. I liked seeing the main character finally make some real progress, and the way that growth was shown made the episode stand out. The mix of action and imagination also worked well for me without taking away from the story. I hope we get more episodes like this.
I liked how clever this episode was, especially with its more thoughtful side. It felt different from the usual action, and I enjoyed seeing the characters deal with something more personal. It gave the episode a nice change of pace and made it stand out a bit. This was a good one if you wanted something a little more focused on the characters.
I thought this episode started strong and handled the character development well. I liked how it gave the story a clearer direction while keeping things interesting. I’d recommend it if you’ve been enjoying the character-focused parts of the series.
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