Street Fighter Alpha (1999 DiC/Columbia TriStar Television Dub)

As the follow up to the 1995-1997 animated series, here is Street Fighter Alpha, an anime dubbed by DiC and Columbia TriStar Television. The anime aired in between October 9, 1999 and September 30, 2000, and is done with cel animation.

Plot

 * Colonel William F. Guile unites with Charlie Nash to recruit all kinds of fighters from around the globe.

World Warriors

 * 1) Ryu Hoshi (Kirby Morrow)
 * 2) Edmond Honda (James Sie)
 * 3) Carlos Blanka (Richard Yearwood)
 * 4) Colonel William F. Guile (Ron Pardo)
 * 5) Ken Masters (Robert Tinkler)
 * 6) Chun-Li Xiang (Lauren Tom)
 * 7) Zangief (Michael Dobson)
 * 8) Dhalsim (Garry Chalk)
 * 9) Balrog (Paul Dobson)
 * 10) Vega (Richard Ian Cox)
 * 11) Sagat (Scott McNeil)
 * 12) M. Bison (Richard Newman)

New Challengers

 * 1) Thunder Hawk (Rino Romano)
 * 2) Fei-Long (Brad Swaile)
 * 3) Dee Jay (Phil LaMarr)
 * 4) Cammy White (Lisa Ann Beley)
 * 5) Akuma (Jim Cummings)

Alpha Alumni

 * 1) Adon (Richard Ian Cox)
 * 2) Birdie (Paul Dobson)
 * 3) Charlie Nash (Maurice LaMarche)
 * 4) Dan Hibiki (Matt Hill)
 * 5) Gen (James Sie)
 * 6) Guy (Robert Tinkler)
 * 7) Cody Travers (Jason Marsden)
 * 8) Rolento (Paul Dobson)
 * 9) Rose (Kelly Sheridan)
 * 10) Sakura Kasugano (Nicole Oliver)
 * 11) Sodom (James Sie)
 * 12) Karin Kanzuki (Laura Summer)
 * 13) Rainbow Mika (Maggie Blue O'Hara)
 * 14) Juli and Juni (Susan Roman)

Episodes

 * 1) (October 9, 1999)

Production Companies

 * DiC
 * Columbia TriStar Television

Trivia

 * The sequel to the 1995-1997 cartoon, with Ron Pardo as Guile.
 * When the series is syndicated on CBS during KewLopolis, it uses the 2001 Incredible World of DiC logo and the 2002 Sony Pictures Television logo. This also happens when it was rerun on The CW Kids.