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Vega is the only character in the film who consistently resembles his look from the game, but his is only a minor role in the film’s narrative (and one really has to wonder how the filmmakers talked Taboo into Vega’s new reasoning for donning his trademark mask.) The very idea of Bison donning a business suit rather than his military dictator attire is simply inexcusable. Gen never resembles the wise old kung fu master with the flowing white beard that he is traditionally seen as. Why allow Chun Li to battle opponents with her Spinning Bird kick and Kikoken whilst depriving Bison of his Psycho Power-fueled abilities? For that matter, why strip the film of the visual style the games are renown for, or the colorful costumes, the impossible musculature of the characters, the diverse fighting styles and stances adopted by each character?Ĭhun Li only ever adopts her signature look of a blue qipao and ox horn buns in a single scene, only to return to her “normal” attire in the very next scene. As anyone who has played a “Street Fighter” game for even five minutes will know, this approach is completely anti-thetical to the very essence of the series. With The Legend of Chun Li the filmmakers seem to be trying to have their cake and eat it too by merging a real-world feel to SOME of the fantastical elements of the game. After Gen reveals that he knows where Bison is keeping her father, Chun Li agrees to join the Order of the Web, and Gen sets about training her for the battle ahead. Gen reveals that he was once a member of Shadaloo, before fleeing Bison’s inner-circle to form the Order of the Web to combat the evil Bison’s spreading through Shadaloo. After spending several nights searching for him amid the city’s seedy ghettos, Chun Li encounters Gen after a fight with some street thugs.

She eventually determines the sender to be a man named Gen living in Bangkok.

Years later, the adult Chun Li has fulfilled her father’s dreams for her to become a successful concert pianist, when out of the blue, she receives a scroll written in Mandarin from an anonymous source. Her tranquil childhood is interrupted when her father is inexplicably kidnapped by the henchmen of Bison, chieftain of the crime syndicate Shadaloo. Chun Li lives an idyllic life in Hong Kong with her father Xiang, a wealthy businessman who passes his vast knowledge of martial arts onto his daughter throughout her childhood.

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