Street Fighter Alpha: Generations (2005) (V)

User Rating:

5.6/10   

Director:

Ikuo Kuwana

Writer:

Mitsuhiro Yamada (screenplay)

Release Date:

25 October 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Animation

Plot Keywords:

Anime | 2000s | Martial Arts | Street Fighter

Cast

Yasuyuki Kase	...	Ryu
Yuri Amano	...	Fuka / Sayaka
Eiji Hanawa	...	Ken Masters
Mao Kawasaki	...	Sakura Kasugano
Daisuke Gôri	...	Gouki
Kinryû Arimoto	...	Goutetsu
Tadashi Saitô	...	Gouken
Takeshi Aono	...	Old Master
Yasunori Matsumoto	...	Young Gouki (voice)
Ken'yû Horiuchi	...	Young Gouken
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Keith Burgess	...	Gouki (voice: English version)
Richard Cansino	...	Ryu (voice: English version)
Steve Cassling	...	Ken Masters (voice: English version)
Dave Mallow	...	Gouken (voice: English version)
Susan Marque	...	Fuka (voice: English version)
Michael McConnohie	...	Goutetsu (voice: English version)
Simon Prescott	...	Old Master (voice: English version)
Michelle Ruff	...	Sakura Kasugano (voice: English version)
Stephanie Sheh	...	Sayaka (voice: English version)

Runtime:

USA:45 min | UK:45 min

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese | English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

UK:12 | Australia:M

Company:

Capcom Company

Great Film!

Were you raised a cretin? This Irish man is sadly misinformed. Yes this film is mainly about Gouki and Ryu, that was the plan!(Akuma is the americanized name, and there is also Shin-Gouki. "Shin" meaning "true", signifying that Gouki is just a fetus compared to what he really is supposed to be, but thats another story that very few people know about, has nothing to do with the film.) And the rest of the plan was, and still is, that this first Alpha Generations is just the beginning of a line of other Alpha stories to be released. So i should guess that this could've been properly titled 'Street Fighter Alpha: Generations' Vol.1, though the title wouldn't have been as catchy. Are you kidding Irish man? Alpha motion picture drags and drags a lot more than Generations. And no, the animation wasn't "plain terrible". Were you just trying to sound smart??? Not working. I bet you don't even know why the producers chose that style of animation do you??? didn't think so. Reason was because with that style, fight scenes could be more fluent do to the constant irregular stretching of the limbs when something as a simple punch was performed. it exaggerated the fighting style and that in return made it seem as though to jump out at you. Brilliant! One more thing, expect more 'Generations' titles to be released!

I gave this film a 10 out of 10 do to proof it provides in the relationships between certain characters answering long time unanswered questions, animation and of course the music which i enjoyed to the fullest. Does any one know were to acquire download-able versions???