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Street Fighter Reunion: The Television Series Announcement

October 30, 2008 in Interview comments 7

Mike Fass, also known as Zangief, talks about Street Fighter: The Later Years and this new series, where all the Street Fighter characters are here after the original tournaments and working regular jobs and living their lives. If you have never seen the funny "The Later Years" series, go ahead and google that and enjoy.

Street Fighter Devotion is pleased to announce Street Fighter Reunion: The Television Series. The show follows the events of Street Fighter: The Later Years and will be shot fully in Widescreen HD for this Live Action Street Fighter series. Producer and Actor, Mike Fass (Zangief), sat down with us for this exclusive Announcement Interview.
PacoDG via streetfighterdevotion.com »
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  • 0
    Subzer0 Oct 30, 08
    Looks gay.
  • 1
    Storm Oct 30, 08
    Don't judge a book by it's cover, Sub, it's actually pretty damn entertaining. Great news, I thought The Later Years was a decent series, though quite short.
    • 0
      Final Blade Oct 31, 08
      Isn't this a commercial type thing or something Gothic Girl posted either in FF7 or 8 forum in the GD?
      • 0
        Storm Oct 31, 08
        I can't remember if Gothic Girl posted this, but someone certainly did.

        It's actually got about 10 parts or episodes to The Later Years.
        • 0
          Final Blade Oct 31, 08
          Well the only ones I think it could be is Either GG, Wraith or maybe Deis, very much doubt it though.
          But I thought I recognized it.
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          Storm Oct 31, 08
          Pretty sure Destructo posted it now that I think about it, but that's getting off-topic. :s
  • 1
    kspiess Oct 30, 08
    Wow, nice job on these guys. Glad they found that kind of success with their idea.

    The original videos are pretty good, but I'm kind of doubtful they'll be able to pull off a full series, but who knows.

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