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Viktor Sagat is the leader of the Shadaloo Tong in Shadaloo City. Rising through the ranks of cage fighting under the nickname "Iron Fist", Sagat runs black market operations throughout the country of Shadaloo including the tentative alliance with Gen. Bison. After the Allied Nations stowed Bison's fortress and he is beaten in battle by Ken, Sagat retreats. After Bison’s defeat, Sagat went underground as the A.N. forces restored order to Shadaloo City. Once the A.N. troops eventually left, Sagat regained control of the city’s underworld with his focus on making money and not controlling the country.[note]]according to his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/RaulJulia ([[Film/StreetFighter The Film]]), Darko Tuscan ([VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie The Arcade and Console Games]])

->'''Portrayed by:''' Robert Mammone ([[Film/StreetFighter the live action film]]), Kim Repia ([[VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie the [=PS1=] and Saturn game]])

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/RaulJulia (Movie), Darko Tuscan (Arcade and Console Games)

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! Other Characters
Character from the SFTM video game or comic book adaptions.
[[folder: Akuma]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Ernie Reyes Sr.
The brother of Ryu and Ken's master, Akuma's sought to make the ancient powers of their martial art his and his alone. In the arcade ending of ''Street Fighter: The Movie'', Akuma accomplishes this goal as he planned to rid the world of any trace of his brother's existence and influence.
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* HeadSwap: For once, notably averted for Ryu, Ken, and Akuma since they used digitized images of the actors, rather than hand drawn sprites. The attires are still quite similar, but Akuma is differentiated more than usual by having [[SpikesOfVillainy spiked armguards]] and [[WalkingShirtlessScene wearing his gi open to expose his chest]].

[[folder: Blade]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Alan Noon
Blade is one of the specialized Bison Shock Troopers that has received rigorous training and cybernetic implants to serve Gen. Bison. He is an expert at knife fighting with many hidden in compartments in his suit. He also wields a stun rod and bazooka. In reality Blade is Gunloc, Guile's brother and a professional wrestler working with Guile as a deep cover operative inside Shadaloo. After years of infiltration, Blade[=/=]Gunloc returned to the ring after Bison's defeat.
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* AscendedMeme: The character of Gunloc from ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters'' is hinted to be Guile's brother in the U.S. version of that game (this relation was never even alluded in the Japanese version though, being a creation of the game's localization). In the arcade version of ''Street Fighter: The Movie'', this relation is made explicit by having Blade being revealed to be Gunloc undercover in his ending. The Shadaloo Combat Research Institute profile on the ''Street Fighter V Character Encyclopedia'' website has a profile for Blade as a Shadaloo agent, but does not give further details.
* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: To the ninjas and cyborgs in ‘’Mortal Kombat’’.
* {{Canon Immigrant}}s: Originally from the first Film/StreetFighter film and VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie, he is now canon thanks to the ''Street Fighter V'' Character Reference.
* KnifeNut: Blade’s main form of attack.
* PaletteSwap: Blade is the red Bison Shock Trooper.

[[folder: F7, Arkane and Khyber]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Alan Noon
F7, Arkane and Khyber are three special Bison Shock Troopers that have received rigorous training and cybernetic implants to serve Gen. Bison. Arkane can summon electricity, mechanically elongate his limbs and teleport. Khyber has a device in his helmet that allows him to breathe fire. F7 has the abilities of Blade, Arkane and Khyber combined.

- Blade

[[folder: Bison Troopers]]

- F7, Arkane and Khyber

- Dr. Dhalsim Award-Winning Biophysicist from Calcutta University [[note]]according to his Upper Deck trading card[[/note]] who was captured by Gen. Bison to created the dictator's "Perfect Soldiers". He saved Carlos Blanka from being completely brainwashed during the process, but was unable to save him from transforming into a monster. Blanka and Dhalsim were last seen by Guile as Bison's fortress was collapsing. Rumors persist, however, that they survived and Dhalsim is working to restore Blanka to reverse the process that transformed him[[note]]according to Blanka's ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]].

* SmugSnake: His self sense of entitlement and what little authority he has foes out the window when Guile and his soldiers blatantly ignore him and go after Bison anyway.

[[folder: Blade]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Alan Noon
- Blade

* AscendedMeme: The character of Gunloc from ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters'' is hinted to be Guile's brother in the U.S. version of that game (this relation was never even alluded in the Japanese version though, being a creation of the game's localization). In the arcade version of ''Street Fighter: The Movie'', this relation is made explicit by having Blade being revealed to be Gunloc undercover in his ending. The Shadaloo Combat Research Institute profile on the ''Street Fighter V Character Encyclopedia'' website has a profile for Blade as a Shadaloo agent, but does not give further details.
* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: To the ninjas and cyborgs in ‘’Mortal Kombat’’.
* {{Canon Immigrant}}s: Originally from the first Film/StreetFighter film and VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie, he is now canon thanks to the ''Street Fighter V'' Character Reference.
* KnifeNut: Blade’s main form of attack.
* PaletteSwap: Blade is the red Bison Shock Trooper.

[[folder: Bison Troopers]]

- F7, Arkane and Khyber

Cpt. Carlos “Charlie” Blanka was a member of the Allied Nations force in Shadaloo and Guile's friend. Captured by Gen. Bison's forces in a covert op [[note]]according to his Upper Deck trading card[[/note]], Blanka was experimented on to become Bison's "Perfect Soldier". Saved from being completely brainwashed by Dhalsim, Blanka was transformed into a monster. Blanka and Dhalsim were last seen by Guile as Bison's fortress was collapsing. Rumors persist, however, that they survived and Dhalsim is working to restore Blanka to reverse the process that transformed him[[note]]according to his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]].

- Viktor Sagat

- Gen. Bison

->'''Portrayed by:''' Peter Navy Tuiasosopo

- Dee Jay

- Vega

- Zangief

Col. William F. Guile is the film's protagonist and the leader of the Allied Nation forces battling General Bison in the country of Shadaloo. After Bison kidnapped 63 hostages including a group of A.N. soldier, one of whom being his friend, Charlie, Guile decided that he was going to take the fight to Bison himself. Guile would defeat Bison in one-one-one combat and[[note]]according his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]spearhead efforts to rebuild Shadaloo City. He would become a world renowned hero and lead similar missions in other international hotspots.

Cpt. Kenzo Sawada is a member of Guile's Allied Nation military forces. While Guile, Cammy, and T. Hawk covertly headed to Bison's fortress in Guile's stealth boat, Sawada was one of the A.N. leader during a direct assault. After Bison's defeat, Sawada was seen as a symbol of Japan’s Self-Defense force and the toughest soldier Guile has ever served with.[[note]]according his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

Sgt. Thunder Hawk servers in Guile's A.N. troopers as Head of Security and Prison Warden. He is one of Guile's close confidants and would lay his life on the line for the Colonel.[[note]]according his Upper Deck trading card[[/note]]

Edmond Honda was a successful Sumo Wrestler from Hawaii who nearly reached the rank of Yokozuna the Shadaloo Tong destroyed his reputation. Aligning himself with Chun-Li to get revenge, as the Tong is aligned with Bison, he works as her news technician and van driver. Once Bison and the Shadaloo was defeated, Honda returned to the world of Sumo and finally became Yokozuna. He also entered a series of practice bouts with the reformed Zangief.[[note]]according his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

G. Balrog was a heavyweight boxer who refused to take a dive. This decision caused him to be forced out of sport with the Shadaloo Tong being responsible.[[note]]according his Upper Deck trading card[[/note]] Aligning himself with Chun-Li to get revenge, as the Tong is aligned with Bison, he works as her cameraman. After the heroes' victory, Balrog returned to the US as a boxer. He was the only World Champion in the Heavyweight and Openweight Divisions. As he started to experience a lack of challengers, he became Chun-Li’s cameraman once again.[[note]]according his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

Ryu Hoshi is martial artist who works as a con-man with his friend Ken. They are taken into custody by the A.N. after one of their hustles goes south and forced to help Col. Guile infiltrate Bison and Sagat's inner circles. Ryu stays in Shadaloo City after Bison's defeat to help with the reconstruction effort. Afterwards he leaves with Ken to continue looking for the next big score.[[note]]according his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

Ken Masters is martial artist who works as a con-man with his friend Ryu. They are taken into custody by the A.N. after one of their hustles goes south and forced to help Col. Guile infiltrate Bison and Sagat's inner circles. Ryu stays in Shadaloo City after Bison's defeat to help with the reconstruction effort. Afterwards he leaves with Ryu to continue looking for the next big score.[[note]]according his ending in the [=PS1=] and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

- Dr. Dhalsim

->'''Portrayed by:''' Robert Mammone (Pre-Mutation), Kim Repia (Post-Mutation)
- Cpt. Carlos “Charlie” Blanka

- Ryu Hoshi

- Ken Masters

Col. William F. Guile is the film's protagonist and the leader of the Allied Nation forces battling General Bison in the country of Shadaloo. After Bison kidnapped 63 hostages including a group of A.N. soldier, one of whom being his friend, Charlie, Guile decided that he was going to take the fight to Bison himself. Guile would defeat Bison in one-one-one combat and[[note]]according his ending in the PS1 and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]spearhead efforts to rebuild Shadaloo City. He would become a world renowned hero and lead similar missions in other international hotspots.

Lt. Cammy[[note]]according her Upper Deck trading card and her ending in the PS1 and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]served as a member of the British Secret Service before joining the Allied Nations. Serving as Guile's second in command and intelligence officer. After the defeat of Bison, Cammy returned to the British Secret Service but is lent to the A.N. for some of Guile's international assignments.[[note]]according her ending in the PS1 and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

Cpt. Kenzo Sawada is a member of Guile's Allied Nation military forces. While Guile, Cammy, and T. Hawk covertly headed to Bison's fortress in Guile's stealth boat, Sawada was one of the A.N. leader during a direct assault. After Bison's defeat, Sawada was seen as a symbol of Japan’s Self-Defense force and the toughest soldier Guile has ever served with.[[note]]according his ending in the PS1 and Saturn versions of ''SFTM’’[[/note]]

- Sgt. Thunder Hawk

- Chun-Li Zang

- Edmond Honda

- G. Balrog

- Col. William F. Guile

- Lt. Cammy

- Cpt. Kenzo Sawada

* TheDanza: For his actor, Kenya Sawada, to the point in his canon ''SFV'' profile that every single one of his stats and preferences is lifted from the actor's website ([[{{Homage}} with love of course]]).

[[folder: Akuma]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Ernie Reyes Sr.
- Akuma

* HeadSwap: For once, notably averted for Ryu, Ken, and Akuma since they used digitized images of the actors, rather than hand drawn sprites. The attires are still quite similar, but Akuma is differentiated more than usual by having [[SpikesOfVillainy spiked armguards]] and [[WalkingShirtlessScene wearing his gi open to expose his chest]].

[[folder: Fei Long]]
- Fei Long
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[[folder: Blade]]

- Blade

* AscendedMeme: The character of Gunloc from ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters'' is hinted to be Guile's brother in the U.S. version of that game (this relation was never even alluded in the Japanese version though, being a creation of the game's localization). In the arcade version of ''Street Fighter: The Movie'', this relation is made explicit by having Blade being revealed to be Gunloc undercover in his ending. The Shadaloo Combat Research Institute profile on the ''Street Fighter V Character Encyclopedia'' website has a profile for Blade as a Shadaloo agent, but does not give further details.
* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: To the ninjas and cyborgs in ‘’Mortal Kombat’’.
* {{Canon Immigrant}}s: Originally from the first Film/StreetFighter film and VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie, he is now canon thanks to the ''Street Fighter V'' Character Reference.
* KnifeNut: Blade’s main form of attack.
* PaletteSwap: Blade is the red Bison Shock Trooper.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Bison Troopers]]
->'''Portrayed by:''' Alan Noon
- F7, Arkane and Khyber
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* ShockAndAwe: Bison uses this against Guile in their final battle:

* EvilCounterpart: Sagat to Ken, as by the end Ken sees Sagat as what he could have become if he had given to his selfishness and greed.

* AdaptationalComicRelief: The usually stoic [[DemotedToComicRelief protagonist of the ''Street Fighter'' series]] Ryu is playing the StraightMan of a comedy duo with Ken.

* YouKilledMyFather: Like in the games, Bison killed Chun-Li’s father. Here, Bison has him shot after he failed to raid Chun-Li’s village. [[[[ButForMeItWasTuesday Bison doesn’t remember any of it]].

->'''Portrayed by:''' [[note]]Gregg Rainwater

Characters who appeared in the 90s live-action '''Film/StreetFighter''' movie or the '''VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie''' video games.

* AdaptationalModesty: Cammy doesn't wear the [[LeotardOfPower thong leotard]] her game incarnation does in the film itself. It returns when she in both versions of '''VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie'''.

* AdaptationalComicRelief: The usually stoic [[DemotedToComicRelief protagonist of the '''Street Fighter''' series]] Ryu is playing the StraightMan of a comedy duo with Ken.

* PowerUpgradingDeformation: Blanka was just a normal soldier before being transformed into the Blanka monster similar to the one of '''Street Fighter II'''.

* AdaptationalWimp: Dee Jay goes from being a kickboxer to a computer technician in the employ of Bison. He does fight in the console version of '''VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie''' at least.

Characters who appeared in the 90s '''Film/StreetFighter''' movie or the '''VideoGame/StreetFighterTheMovie''' video games.