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Street Fighter Alpha: Generations is the second installment of Street Fighter Alpha series. It doesn't start off right after the end of Street Fighter Alpha anime, but it's a remaking and full telling of the story behind the Dark Hadou, Ryu, Sakura, Akuma and Gouken. It is due to release on DVD October 25 2005.

Characters

These are the characters that appeared in the movie

Akuma (Gouki)
Master Gouken
Goutetsu
Sayaka, Goutetsu's daughter
Ryu
Old Monk
Sakura Kasugano
Fūka, Old Monk's granddaughter
Ken Masters

Plot

From the trailer of Street Fighter Generations, it starts off with Akuma, focusing on his chi, (when a character focus on his/her chi, the wind blows, which they absorbs the air around them, trees and plants), but with Akuma's dark hadou, it particallys absorbs the whole body of the trees. The chi gathered together then form a fireball, the audience can see the clouds going darker. After that scene it lipps right to Gouki{Akuma} fighting Gouken, and Akuma released his fury and anger (this must be the part where Akuma killed Gouken). Later the scene jumps right to Ryu'trainig, showing Ryu meeting up with an old man both of them fighting ( the old man was testing Ryu's skills). Sakura meets Ryu and fights him, after all that is the final battle between Ryu and Akuma, who will succed? who has the true powers of Dark Hadou? and will Ryu Avenge is masters death?

Full Spoiler

After an intense fight between Goutetsu and a young Gouki (Akuma), both initiate the Shun Goku Satsu (Raging Demon). Gouken and Goutetsu's daughter are running towards the fight to stop them, when Goutetsu's daughter falls to her knees and coughs. Gouken is about to ask a question, but the scene cuts back to the fight. Gouki is the one who performs the move successfully, completely annihilating Goutetsu. The dark clouds that formed from the battle of the two Dark Hadou practitioners parted to form the kanji Ten for heaven, which Gouki later wears on the back of his gi.

It is present day and Ryu has come to the humble burial site of his master, which is only a few small tombstones in the grass at a fork in the road. He sees a young girl there, and she asks him whether or not he knew anyone there. He told her he was there to pay respects to his master. After declining her offer to use her bucket, Ryu pulls out a large sake bottle and says his master only needs this.

As Ryu sits at the now old and desolate dojo where Goutetsu taught Gouken and Gouki, he falls asleep and dreams that Gouki appears at the dojo gates. Ryu recognizes him as the man who killed his master, and challenges him to a fight. Gouki does not answer, and this provokes Ryu further. Gouki turns to leave, but before Ryu can pursue him, he wakes up. Ryu starts to boil some water as he bites into an onigiri, or rice ball, when something falls from the roof of the dojo. Sensing an intruder, Ryu flings the boiling cup of water, but misses. The intruder reveals himself to be an old monk, who stole one of Ryu's rice balls without him noticing. The monk compliments Ryu on detecting his presence, but remarks that he still needs a lot of training. As thanks for the meal, the monk offers to fight Ryu.

Ryu is unimpressed and doubts the old man's fighting prowess, when the old man launches a sudden attack. Ryu only blocks and dodges until the old man asks why he doesn't fight back. The old monk then uses Senpuukyaku (Hurricane Kick) and Ryu wonders if they learned the same style of martial arts. The old monk knocks Ryu through the walls of the dojo, greatly angering Ryu. Ryu releases a hadouken but the old man simply catches it and plays with it before sending it back at Ryu. Ryu tries to block his own hadouken but is smashed into the wall from the force. Ryu admits defeat, seeing as how the monk even made light of his powerful hadouken.

Ryu stays with the old monk and finds out his granddaughter Fuuka is the girl he met at his master's grave. He stays with the old monk and trains, and although the old monk seems to know about the animosity between Gouki and Ryu, Ryu doesn't feel he has improved and doubts that he can defeat Gouki. One day, Fuuka asks Ryu to go shopping for groceries with her. On the way home, Fuuka reveals that the old monk took her in after her parents died. Her father was also a fighter who wished to become a "true fighter" just like Ryu, but he died in a match. This distresses Ryu, but before he can respond, they are interrupted by Sakura. After saying that she finally found Ryu, she collapses.

Afterwards, Sakura stays with Ryu at the old monk's home. After revealing that Ken Masters, whom she met in Tokyo and is also going to honor Master Gouken, had told her where Ryu was, she traveled all the way there to see him. She asks Ryu for a sparring match and Ryu reluctantly agrees. After doding all her attacks and only landing a few light blows on her, Sakura cries out to Ryu and asks why he doesn't use his full power; he was insulting her. So Ryu doesn't hold back and goes all out on Sakura. As Ryu fights, he is impressed that Sakura would wish to fight him at full strength when she knew she was no match for him. Afterwards, Sakura thanks Ryu and says it was a good lesson for her. Ryu is surprised but responds that it was also a lesson for him. He no longer cared about getting revenge for his master, he knew that he only wished to fight Gouki. As Ryu visits his master's grave one last time, he takes out the sake bottle that was dedicated to his master. He takes the cloth wrapped around the neck and takes a drink of the sake. He spits the sake onto the bandana and ties it around his forehead. The old monk, who is standing nearby, remarks that Ryu looks ready.

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