UDON's Street Fighter character group art. From that it can be determined that Bison's hideout is somewhere in the river-delta region outside Shadaloo City. At the end of the Shadaloo incident, Blanka was presumed dead when Bison's base was destroyed, but somehow managed to survive the explosion and became part of Escher's Street Fighter operation. 's tournament, each for their own reasons, with Blanka wanting to earn people's respect. Since Bison's air defenses are too deadly, Guile orders an amphibious assault on the base.

When the temple comes crashing down after an explosion everyone thinks that Guile is dead, but then he appears from amongst the smoke. Despite having the appearance of a wild man, Blanka is generally passive and docile, and is fond of family connections and friendships as well as children. This caused many changes in character background and behavior. Guile falls in to the laboratory of Dr. Dhalsim where he encounters his friend Carlos "Charlie" Blanka who has been warped in to a powerful beast. Street Fighter: The Battle for Shadaloo (also known as Street Fighter: The Ultimate Battle, Street Fighter: The Movie, or just simply Street Fighter) is a 1994 American action film written and directed by Steven E. de Souza based on Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (1993). Blanka (ブランカ, Buranka? He is a feral man from the Brazilian jungle with green skin and the ability to generate electricity. Guile attempts to infiltrate Ryu Hoshi and Ken Masters, two foreign operators who were arrested along with Sagat while fighting a cage match - they had tried to cheat Sagat beforehand by selling him fake weapons, and Sagat was not amused - into Sagat's gang. Despite negative reviews the movie did make a profit. During the holding yard brawl with Ryu and Ken, there are barrels that have "Capcom" painted on them. Cammy and T. Hawk's characters were reduced largely to supporting characters for Guile whilst Ken and Ryu were made conmen who try to steal money from criminals leading them to direct conflict with Sagat, the underworld boss at Shadaloo.

The movie features an international and multicultural cast and was also produced in the United States by The movie altered the plot of the original game and motives of the Two video game tie-ins based on the movie were released which used digitized footage of the actors performing fight moves, similar to the presentation in the There are several major players in the plot of the movie: Guile's assistant Cammy is only able to partially trace Bison's signal. The release date, December 23, 1994, is the 34th birthday of main character Guile according to the character's profile in Many of the characters use signature moves from the games, except when the moves are too fantastic (i.e. Guile seems to be winning, but then an automatic revival system brings Bison back to life and charges his body with great amounts of electromagnetism, allowing him to shoot lightning bolts and fly across the air.

The flames die before they can reach them, however, as they are extinguished by Sakura's and Blanka is selling dolls known as "Blanka-chan" in Brazil until he bumped into Laura who accidentally stepped on one of the doll. After realizing that Bison attempts to use Blanka to execute the hostages he hides in Blanka's incubation chamber and takes Bison by surprise. The sole exception is M. Bison, who uses devices built into his costume to produce "superconductor-electromagnetism" that is different from During the fight scene where Ryu and Ken were battling off Sagat's thugs in his secretively, notorious arena, Ryu and Ken both use the A one shot comic book adaptation of the film, titled Two video games based on the film were produced. Ken goes back in to help Ryu, and the two of them defeat Vega and Sagat after an intense fight. ), also known by his birth name Jimmy (ジミー, Jimī? Once in the fortress, they free Balrog and Honda, and the four of them go to "save" Chun-Li, who is delivering an unexpectedly severe beating to a surprised Bison.