It's hopeful to forget about the ridiculous and embarrassing movie made in the 90s about this fun fighting game and see this series being faithful to the game, the characters, and successful as it should be.
The friendship of the main characters Ryu and Ken is well handled. They both seem focused on their roles. The fights are effective and good. Especially the hurricane kick that Ken does during training is very aesthetic. Places and landscapes leave an impact. The production could have been more action-packed and dynamic. Other characters and subjects could also have been included in the episodes. Still, I liked the idea and effort. It reflects the development of the characters well.
It would be better if they get the opinions of the die-hard fans of the game before bringing their fighting games to the screen. I think they might have interesting and creative ideas.
The friendship of the main characters Ryu and Ken is well handled. They both seem focused on their roles. The fights are effective and good. Especially the hurricane kick that Ken does during training is very aesthetic. Places and landscapes leave an impact. The production could have been more action-packed and dynamic. Other characters and subjects could also have been included in the episodes. Still, I liked the idea and effort. It reflects the development of the characters well.
It would be better if they get the opinions of the die-hard fans of the game before bringing their fighting games to the screen. I think they might have interesting and creative ideas.