Street Fighter Guía y cronología

Ryu's search for strength gives the series one thread, but each fighter brings another motive into the arena. A new player can be interested in those stories, the mechanics of a particular game, or both. The guide should help with that choice rather than make a long retrospective the price of entering a match.

The game route also uses a broad fictional order that differs from release. Alpha sits before II, and later-numbered titles do not always depict later events. Screen adaptations borrow those fighters for their own stories, so they should not be inserted automatically between the tournament chapters.

Choose Game Canon for the listed broad story route: Street Fighter, Alpha, II, IV, V, III and 6. Use Release order for the history of the games' design instead. Pick an animated or live-action work as an adaptation, not required explanation for the next game's roster.

The game group follows one broad lore route. Animation and the different live-action interpretations do not become one shared canon merely because they reuse Ryu, Chun-Li or Bison.

• Game Canon (7 entries)

  The broad game-story sequence through Alpha and the numbered eras, distinguished from publication order and individual ending details.

• Animated (4 entries)

  Animated Street Fighter interpretations, with film and series contexts rather than automatic membership in the main game history.

• Legendary Reboot (1 entry)

  The separately listed Legendary live-action reboot, with its own interpretation rather than a later episode of the previous screen films.

• Live-Action (2 entries)

  Earlier live-action interpretations of Street Fighter and Chun-Li, not assumed to be one shared history or game-canon chapters.

This sequence uses the characters' story eras rather than the order the games reached players. It is optional context for the combat systems.

1. 1
   Ryu vs. SagatStreet FighterGame · 1987
2. 2
   Pre-Street Fighter II eraStreet Fighter Alpha SeriesGame · 1995
3. 3
   World Warrior tournamentStreet Fighter IIGame · 1991
4. 4
   After Street Fighter IIStreet Fighter IVGame · 2008
5. 5
   Before Street Fighter IIIStreet Fighter VGame · 2016
6. 6
   New Generation / 3rd StrikeStreet Fighter III SeriesGame · 1997
7. 7
   After Street Fighter IIIStreet Fighter 6Game · 2023
8. 8
   Animated filmStreet Fighter II: The Animated MovieFilm · 1994
9. 9
   Anime seriesStreet Fighter II VSeries · 1995
10. 10
    Alpha animeStreet Fighter Alpha: The AnimationFilm · 2000
11. 11
    Gouken and RyuStreet Fighter Alpha: GenerationsFilm · 2005
12. 12
    1994 live-action filmStreet FighterFilm · 1994
13. 13
    Chun-Li reboot filmStreet Fighter: The Legend of Chun-LiFilm · 2009
14. 14
    1993Street FighterFilm · Oct 14, 2026

Release order shows the fighting systems and rosters evolving. It is the appropriate choice for comparing products rather than assuming every new release is the next fictional tournament.

1. 1
   Street FighterGame · 1987
2. 2
   Street Fighter IIGame · 1991
3. 3
   Street Fighter II: The Animated MovieFilm · 1994
4. 4
   Street FighterFilm · 1994
5. 5
   Street Fighter II VSeries · 1995
6. 6
   Street Fighter Alpha SeriesGame · 1995
7. 7
   Street Fighter III SeriesGame · 1997
8. 8
   Street Fighter Alpha: The AnimationFilm · 2000
9. 9
   Street Fighter Alpha: GenerationsFilm · 2005
10. 10
    Street Fighter IVGame · 2008
11. 11
    Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-LiFilm · 2009
12. 12
    Street Fighter VGame · 2016
13. 13
    Street Fighter 6Game · 2023
14. 14
    Street FighterFilm · Oct 14, 2026