Legendary combating sport franchise “Road Fighter” is returning to stay motion with a vengeance in 2026. The video games have been occurring for a protracted, very long time, so there are dozens of fighters who’ve taken the World Warrior route over time. Watch Looper’s video above to get the ins and outs of all 18 fighters who made it within the film — in addition to the actors portraying them.
It is not precisely stunning that the “Road Fighter” film is ready to characteristic a number of the franchise’s most acquainted faces. As an illustration, it will be an outright travesty to skip long-time franchise principal character Ryu (Andrew Koji), or his fellow Ansatsuken practitioner Ken Masters (Noah Centineo). Followers would additionally probably revolt if the movie even thought of skipping the legendary Interpol officer and kick knowledgeable Chun-Li (Callina Liang). Likewise, the franchise’s total huge unhealthy, M. Bison (David Dastmalchian), is an apparent choice. Nevertheless, a number of the lesser-known fighters that the film has opted to incorporate may very nicely intrigue a fan.
Road Fighter mixes previous favorites with comparatively obscure additions
Even an informal “Road Fighter” fan is aware of all about traditional characters like Guile (Cody Rhodes), Blanka (Jason Momoa), Zangief (Olivier Richters), E. Honda (Hirooki Goto), and Dhalsim (Vidyut Jammwal) — in addition to M. Bison’s authentic “Road Fighter II” henchmen Vega (Orville Peck) and Balrog (50 Cent). Nevertheless, the “Road Fighter” film additionally incorporates a laundry listing of expertise from the later video games, starting from relative franchise veteran and “Tremendous Road Fighter II” debutant Cammy White (Mel Jarnson) to legitimately stunning inclusions like Juli (Rayna Valladingham), Dan Hibiki (Andrew Schultz), Joe (Alexander Volkanovski), and Don Sauvage (Eric André). Even the franchise’s resident outsider monster Akuma (Roman Reigns) joins the fray.
The final live-action adaptation of “Street Fighter” was the infamous 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme movie, which gave us a dedicated and scenery-chewing M. Bison flip by Raul Julia. On the entire, nonetheless, it is a movie that we regret watching – however the trailer for the 2026 “Street Fighter movie still pays tribute to it with a nice Easter egg. Judging by the promotional materials, it actually appears that the brand new film goes to be a far sleeker affair than its predecessor, however earlier than it drops on October 16, you’ll want to watch Looper’s video above for the complete story on all its 18 fighters.