Favorite Street Fighter Character

Hadouken! With the Street Fighter film hitting theaters around Oct 16, 2026 — pick your fighter from the iconic roster.

16 choices · 4 rounds

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The white-gi world warrior whose Hadouken defined fighting games. Ryu wins as the earnest rival-seeker every Street Fighter fan meets first.

Ryu's flashy best friend from the States, all red gi and Shoryuken swagger. Ken advances for charisma, fire, and that eternal friendly rivalry.

The iconic Interpol officer with spinning bird kicks and a blue qipao. Chun-Li thrives as a trailblazing fighter who remains instantly recognizable.

The flat-top American soldier who throws Sonic Booms and Flash Kicks. Guile wins for military cool and one of gaming's most whistled themes.

A former Shadaloo operative turned fierce Delta Red fighter in a green leotard. Cammy advances for speed, attitude, and lasting cosplay fame.

A sadistic Taekwondo fighter who kicks with cruel precision and a smirk. Juri thrives with players who want stylish aggression and villain energy.

The demonic martial artist who walked the Satsui no Hado path. Akuma wins for pure intimidation and that legendary Raging Demon finish.

An elastic yoga master who stretches limbs and breathes fire. Dhalsim advances as the weird-range pick that still feels uniquely Street Fighter.

A Brazilian wild man who shocks opponents with electric beast energy. Blanka thrives as chaotic mascot vibes with surprising depth.

The towering Russian wrestler famous for the Spinning Pile Driver. Zangief wins for grappler glory and sticky-hand close-range chaos.

A modern American fighter introduced as a new generation lead. Luke advances for clean fundamentals and that 'fresh face of the roster' energy.

A stylish Hong Kong martial artist who drinks to power up mid-fight. Jamie thrives as a swaggering underdog with unique meter mind games.

A French judo Olympian who fights with grace and medal-chasing pride. Manon wins for elegant throws and fashion-forward fighter flair.

A mysterious older mastermind with canes, zones, and sinister polish. JP advances as the calculating villain fans love to hate (or main).

Ryu's enthusiastic student in a school uniform and pink vibes. Sakura thrives as wholesome hype energy with a surprisingly sharp toolkit.

The sumo wrestler who charges in with Hundred Hand Slaps. E. Honda wins for joyful power and old-school arcade nostalgia.

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