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Street Fighter: Resurrection is a British martial arts web series that serves as a direct sequel to Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist. The project bridges the narrative void left by the previous web series by picking up exactly ten years after the events of that earlier installment.
Street Fighter: Resurrection episodes were released weekly from the 15th of March 2016 to the 5th of April 2016. The series was later uploaded to Machinima's YouTube channel on the 19th of December 2016 to ensure long-term accessibility for viewers.
Christian Howard plays Ken Masters in Street Fighter: Resurrection. He stood on a rain-slicked London street in 2016 to portray the character who had not appeared in a live-action production for a decade prior to this series.
Street Fighter: Resurrection was filmed in London to utilize the city's diverse architecture for a gritty urban atmosphere. The decision to film in the UK allowed the production to tap into a rich pool of martial arts talent and stunt performers.
Street Fighter: Resurrection was created as an official promotional tool developed by Joey Ansah to generate hype for the video game title Street Fighter V. The series was designed to fill the narrative gap left by the previous web series while honoring the continuity of the live-action universe.