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The new Street Fighter trailer brings several iconic game moves to life. The footage features Dragonlash Kick, Shoryuken, Spinning Bird Kick, and more. Kitao Sakurai directs the live-action film, which stars Andrew Koji, Noah Centineo, and Callina Liang. Street Fighter will hit theaters on October 16, 2026.
The trailer offers a closer look at how the film recreates the fighting style of the beloved Capcom franchise. It features a wide range of signature attacks from different characters. The footage also highlights the film’s larger cast of fighters as they prepare for the World Warrior Tournament.
What happens in new Street Fighter trailer?
The latest trailer offers fans a preview of the film’s fight choreography. It recreates several iconic attacks from the games, including the Dragonlash Kick, Hell Wheel, Chin Buster, Tatsumaki Senpu-Kyaku, and Shoryuken. It also features Dhalsim’s Yoga Mummy, Karma Kick, and Yoga Mountain.
Several moves associated with Chun-Li also appear throughout the footage. These include the Spinning Bird Kick, Falling Crane, 100 Lightning Kicks, and Hazanshu. The trailer also showcases attacks such as Empyrean’s End, Sumo Headbutt, Oicho Throw, and Power Stomp.
The action continues with more recognizable techniques. These include Buffalo Headbutt, 100 Hand Slaps, Crazy Rush, Flash Kick, Russian Suplex, and Cyclone Lariat. As a result, the wide selection of moves gives the trailer a strong connection to the video games and their distinct fighting styles.
The film features a large ensemble of Street Fighter characters. Koji plays Ryu, while Centineo portrays Ken and Liang plays Chun-Li. The cast also includes Cody Rhodes as Guile, Jason Momoa as Blanka, Vidyut Jammwal as Dhalsim, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson as Balrog, and David Dastmalchian as M. Bison.
Set in 1993, Street Fighter follows Ryu and Ken as they become involved in the World Warrior Tournament. Chun-Li brings the two fighters into the competition, which leads them into a larger conflict. The new trailer focuses on the action and shows how the makers are adapting the game’s recognizable combat techniques for the big screen.
Originally reported on SuperHeroHype.
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